₦airaland Forum

We don't need name and shame, they should be made to compensate passengers, many of whom would miss important engagements due to the airline's inability to maintain their schedule.

I believe our state Governors need to sit together more often to brainstorm how to invest in each other's state. How can they stimulate economic activities, facilitate trade and commerce.

I have learned not to write off Wike. If he is still in PDP, then there is still some hope.

Work from home crew will feel it most

They keep making laws which cannot be enforced.

These ones are still crying over spilled milk 2 years later. No attempt to clean up the mess.

They want to use force to enter Band A without paying Band A rates.

If he sent a copy to the Assembly. The last one was sent to social media only, so the Assembly refused to acknowledge it.

LARRYOBRAIN:
Fubara doing the right thing, God dey your side. You go win them.

Promotes production of local fabrics while simultaneous reducing imports. If these esteemed professionals can wear their local fabrics, it will have a ripple effect across all sectors.

Some time ago, the President also directed all schools to make their uniforms out of their local fabrics.

Commendable move.

Ttipsy:
Make no common sense!

This was very informative, thanks for sharing.

Seems the informats were a big part of the problem, along with the corrupted security agents deployed to secure the pipelines.

Nigeria has never had a shortage of traitors willing to sabotage an entire system entrusted to them in exchange for financial reward.

With CCTV and drone technology, monitoring pipelines should be easier today.

You are right about the need to overhaul our transport system.

Proudlyngwa:
Sometime around 2011 or before, petroleum products was transported through this type of pipeline you talked about from Port Harcourt to Enugu via the ukwa asix of Abia State.

Then a lot of artisans were hardworking around the Ihie Alaoji axis, but along the line people got idea on how to drill metal with plastic and a lot of bunk spread up around that asix, a lot of security personnel's were drafted to that region but they became corrupted and even started having Thier own bunks. Ihie became a home of bottle bunkers, people filled 33,000 litres tankers with diesel, fuel or kerosene and they had informants of what and when any product will be flowing.
Then 50 litres of any thing was 1k whilst to bring it from the bush to town was 400 naira.
Most times this bunk caught fire and a lot of people died.
Government stopped flowing products through that pipeline and it led to a high level of kidnapping as a lot of them went bust , that was the Osisikanku era, a bikeman who had a gun stealing petroleum products via the pipeline with his boys , before he became a political assassin and a kidnapper .
So flowing petroleum products via pipeline buried 6 feet underground is a very good idea but trust me without advanced and I mean advanced monitoring technologies it will be breached.

The cheapest option remains overhaul generally of our transportation system, not just to build roads and give people drivers licence, a lot needs to be done.

No, I can't say I do. Google does not have much information about it either.

Proudlyngwa:
Do you know about Osisikanku

That is not my area of specialization. But one solution can be to promote the use of underground pipelines in transporting petroleum products.

Create an alternative, if it is more effective and efficient, the operators in the market would adopt it.

Proudlyngwa:
so what is your own advice to this problem

Why does our government's solution to every problem involve a ban?

This type of measures usually backfire. Eventually people see it as "demand" for mosquitoes and begin breeding mosquitoes to claim a bounty.

I read this and immediately thought about Abraham and his wife.

If they have this much rice to spare, the proper thing is to release it into the market to crash the price of rice.

There is no positive benefit to the economy. Every penny put into crypto will be better utilized in the banks, where they can be loaned to businesses that are adding value or invested directly into these businesses through various mechanisms like NSE.

Crypto thrives for the same reason Ponzi schemes thrive... People want quick profit without caring who gets hurt.

All three of them serve different purposes and should be used together.

The steering lock makes the car more difficult to move after thieves gain access to your car.

Should the steering lock fail, the tracker helps you locate the car.

Should the tracker fail or they successful remove items from your car, the Insurance helps you cover the cost of repair or replacement.

Request comprehensive insurance from a reputable broker or insurance agent.

LagosPrince:
Senator Abbo is already a billionaire , he should pay up and stop jumping from one court to another

Next time, he won't slap a woman that he met at sex gadget shop

How many appral cases can the woman afford? While he is using taxpayers funds to appeal. He would rather pay his lawyers than pay the woman. He was reelected to the Nigerian senator when he should have been impeached at the very least.

The World Cup created awareness about football development in the region. The players see a country eager to develop their sport and are eager to help (for a fee). This is no different from when America and China signed some big names in football.

Before these top players will consider auch a move, there must be certain standards in place such security, infrastructure (good stadiums and all), credibility, and so on.

For Saudi Arabia, they hope the fans, sponsors, and other stakeholders of these players move with the players to the league.

This is probably the only country that orders airstrikes within its own boarders. What's worse is that it is among the first course of action.

This is funny. The percentage of men on dating sites does not adequately represent the reality of the dating pool considering dating sites are notoriously unfriendly towards women.

Also consider a lot of the men on dating apps are married men looking for a casual fling. In Nigeria, most single lonely girls spend their time in religious crusade grounds praying for a life partner.

This should not be interpreted to mean there are not a lot of single lonely men but their parameters for arriving at this conclusion in inaccurate

siofra:
Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/the-state-our-unions/202208/the-rise-lonely-single-men%3famp

I wonder if this applies to romantic relationships in Nigeria too because as for me, I'm not settling for any ashy, emotionally immature guy like these redpillers.

This is a non-compete clause. Part of its function is to ensure you do not take their customers or disclose sensitive information to competitors when you leave.

Organizations rarely enforce this strictly.

If you give up your rights to determine who leads you, then you have no right to complain about the quality of leadership which is imposed on you.

Catfish

osinbanjoisaliar:
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/uk-recovers-23-million-loot-161923892.html

This is only happening because he died suddenly. Imagine the loot of some leaders who survived

Truvelisback:
Give them ur School Mgt Phone numbers for them to call and confirm.

Except it is a private school, I doubt the staff will be willing to confirm anybody within 2 phone calls.

A proactive solution will be to get a letter headed and stamped letter from HOD, Dean, an important office in your school with the authority to speak to your current academic standing.

Someone once said that in looking for people to hire, you look for three qualities: integrity, intelligence abd hardworking. If you do not have the first quality, the other two will kill you. You think about it; its true. If you hire someone without integrity, you really want them to be dumb and lazy.

I am not negating the other two traits as deemed of lesser importance. You absolutely need intelligence in a knowledge economy. Hardwork is the fuel that propels passion and motivation.

But integrity is non-negotiable.

In no particular order - Kenya, Botswana, Gambia, Rwanda, Ghana, South Africa. Most African countries are nepotistic to some degree so except you have skills in a high demand sector, doing business will be your best bet.

Considering men are usually a lot older and have typically worked longer than the women they marry.

The vendor does not trust the customer to pay after delivery.

The customer does not trust the vendor to supply if payment is made before delivery.

I postulate that the level of trust in a country is directly proportional to economic development.