₦airaland Forum

Some people on here comment with their brain sleeping, why abuse someone trying to survive and raise her kids, should she go into prostitution or she should take to the streets and start begging

Reminds me of School days, when you collect your monthly allowance, you will be too lazy to cook but when reality starts knocking that's when u would be planning how to buy foodstuff and enof garri to sustain u till following month

Could still remember vividly when Nigeria was ranked 5th in the world, a lot has really gone wrong with Sports in Nigeria not only football... Nigeria was once the king of Africa football but it's all history now due to bad management.

limamintruth:
Of course they are. Who is a muslim by your definition?

BTW, I dont just believe anything a 'human' says hook, line & sinker without any valid evidence to back it up. I bet if another Isis freed captive had said islam breeds terrorism, you will never agree. Hence I see no reason I should believe the supposed journalist's unverifiable claim.

Well ain't gat time to argue, you can believe in whatever pleases you. Good day

limamintruth:
Why then are christians not killing unbelievers in the name of Jesus like your fellow islamists do?

So you believed those fools are Muslims Lmao

WombRaiders:
Total rubbish!

Islam is explicit on how to deal with Kafirs.

Go and read your bible very well not just the passage the pastor preach about... Samuel 15:3

ahaz:
thank u gej we re gratful

Mtcheeeew must u quote me before u post ur poison GEJ koor why not thank GEJ for boko haram's activities

Hope they won't occupy the vip section of the prison... They need to be locked up in soldiers prison where they will have to maintain same position till anytime they needed in the court again... That will surely teach others great lesson

Good!!!

Dorrobucci:
Goodnews!

GEJ made it possible.

GEJ koor KEG nii you better wake up, it's way pass may 29

Freemanan:

Haba!!!!!!!

Nigeria’s power generation has recorded a new milestone by increasing from 3,655.12 MEGAWATTS HOUR/HOUR (MWH/H) it recorded last week to 3,874.98 MWH/H as at yesterday.

The Presidential Taskforce on Power, which made this disclosure yesterday in its generation report, showed that power distribution has increased from 3,565.09 MWH/H to 3,773.90 MWH/H, which is far less than the country’s peak demand forecast of 12,800MW. Power supply has in the last few weeks increased significantly.

For instance, Egbin Power Plc, alone is for the first time in eight years generating above 1,000 megawatts of electricity.

The Chairman, Egbin Power Plc, Kola Adesina, attributed the achievement partly to the direct intervention of the Federal Government in its determination to resolve the power crisis, which had resulted in recent improvements in gas supply.


“This is driving the increase in power supply in the nation and boosting socio-economic development. Prior to this, we had invested heavily and had the plant ready to generate power at full capacity, but there was no gas to do so. This, is indeed, a good development for the power sector in Nigeria,” he said.

Chairman of Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Dr. Sam Amadi, expects power generation to peak above 5,500MW in July if on-going repairs on gas supply pipelines are completed.

Meanwhile, a model framework developed by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) to cap revenues accruable to electricity distribution companies in Nigeria’s electricity industry from estimated billing methods has revealed that the sector could lose as much as N12.532 billion from the proposed measure in one year.

The framework was contained in a concept note for the capping of monies that distribution companies (Discos) can make from customers on estimated billing methods. It showed that based on the current industry metering gap of 4,462,262, an average sum of N2,352.20 per meter could be forfeited as the yearly opportunity cost for Discos’ reluctance to provide meters to their customers.

NERC has in the proposal opted to cap the monthly billable electricity consumption for three chief tariff cadres in its tariff grouping; R2, C1 and A1 at 125 kilowatts hour per month (kWh/month), 125kWh/month and 100kwH/month respectively.

Consumers on the R2, C1 and A1 tariff groupings are either on single or three-phase connections and use their premises exclusively as a residence, factory for manufacturing goods, as well as agricultural firms, water boards, religious houses, government and teaching hospitals, government research institutes and educational establishments.

NERC’s concept note on the estimated revenue cap explained that about 7,026,573 of electricity customers on R2 tariff cadre consumes an annual average of 9,398,263,687kWh of electricity, out of which 3,770,459 are unmetered and from which N5.805 billion is estimated to be lost in a year from the cap.

From C1 which has 682,544 unmetered customers, N4.004 billion will be cut off from the cap in one year while N2.723 will be cut from A1’s 9258 unmetered customer population within the same period.

The document therefore summed the expected revenue shortfall from the capping as a result of Discos’ seeming reluctance to provide meters to their customers at N12.532 billion, saying: “This is the shortfall the industry stand to suffer due to the cap if the metering level remains the same.”




www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/07/power-generation-rises-to-3874-96mw


Cc lalasticlala

No need of negotiating with those animals they running out of funds already since their main sponsors ain't in power anymore...

BETWEEN January and June this year, the Federal Operations Unit (FOU) of Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), zone ‘C’ Owerri, confiscated 226 items with Duty Paid Value (DPV) of N1.1billion.

Also within the period, 129 suspects were arrested in connection with alleged smuggling activities while 118 cases are pending in various courts within the zone.

A statement issued by the zone’s Public Relation Officer, Onuigbo Ifeoma, quoted the Customs Area Controller (CAC), Dimka Victor David as saying the month of March recorded the highest seizure of 63 with DPV of N337.3 million and 25 arrest.


He explained that the figure was at variance with 37 seizures with a DPV of N176.4 million made in January, 40 seizures with DPV of N136.7million in February, 37 seizures with DPV of N83.3million in April, 42 seizures with DPV of N141.2million in May and 47 seizures with DPV of N138.3million in June.

He attributed the massive seizures made in March to “an apparent stronger quest for materialism by the suspects involved in an ever-increasing corruption prone society”.

Shedding more light on the seizures made within the months in question, the Customs Area Controller who expressed concern at the persistent cases of smuggling in the country despite obvious stiff penalties for those arrested, listed 210 vehicles, 990 bales of textiles.
and second hand clothing, 126 packages of furniture and 296 bales of fairly used bags and suitcases worth N456.7million, N101.8million, N19.5million and N30.1million respectively.

Others are 3,905 used tyres amounting to N53.5million, 2,126 cartons of imported frozen poultry products, 1,731 bags of 50kg rice and juice worth N72, 000, among others.
While appealing to members of the public for corporation and support in the onslaught against smuggling, Dimka assured that the NCS is now better trained, equipped and transformed to meet its challenges.



www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/07/customs-fou-confiscates-n1b-goods-arrest-129-suspects-in-six-months

frankyychiji:
Tinubu your savior is the overall lord! He made his first million smuggling drugs .

He might be your savior but he's just an ordinary politician to me... Get a life and stop hating, I guess your god Kashamu made his first million babysitting... Mtcheeew