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I agree with you OP. I'm presently in this situation. This FG and ASUU impasse compounded my situation. |
Anon22:It seems your gbola picture has been removed by the mod. |
For ASUU to have argued for FG cooperation, it shows that they(ASUU) are also tired. The FG should be considerate and do the needful. |
Just in case, please advise her against joining ASUU, just in case. |
APC should give up already and congratulate the people's choice. |
Buhari could have secured a job for him. Excessive trekking could be harmful to his health. |
Psycho everywhere. The man wanted to have a taste of the queen before her final departure. |
Loneliness |
Genuine R&B is finally gone. |
Genuine |
This version of the story is more comprehensive than the one that made front page. Chinco, what happened? You don't need to kill her if she no longer want you. Though it could be painful, but you could have decided to move on. |
I'm fully ATIKULATED |
ASUU and begi begi. This is what they ought to have done at the earlier stage instead of being headstrong. They were proving to be stubborn to their employer. FG should please increase their salaries a little bit, but they must not be paid all the backlog of salaries. ASUU should make sacrifices too by accepting probably half payment. |
The EU keeps dealing with Russia Federation from all angles. Russia should step down its illegal operations in Ukraine for peace to reign. |
Germany takes subsidiary of Russian oil giant Rosneft under state control. Three refineries put into trusteeship ahead of partial European embargo on Russian oil later this year Fri 16 Sep 2022 14.16 BST Germany has taken the German subsidiary of the Russian oil giant Rosneft under state control, putting three refineries into a trusteeship ahead of a partial European embargo on Russian oil at the end of the year. The federal network regulator will become the temporary trust manager of Rosneft Germany and its share of refineries in Schwedt, near Berlin, in Karlsruhe and in Vohburg, Bavaria, Germany’s ministry for economic affairs announced on Friday. Rosneft Germany is the country’s largest single oil processing company, accounting for about 12% of its capacity for processing crude oil. Germany’s Federal Network Agency is already the trustee of Gazprom Germania, having been appointed to take control of the Russian state-owned company’s subsidiary in April. At a press conference in Berlin on Friday afternoon, the German chancellor, Olaf Scholz, said the move had been made to ensure that Germany would be supplied with oil “in the medium and long term”. He added: “Russia is no longer a reliable supplier of energy, that is obvious from recent weeks”. Scholz said he had not informed the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, of the decision to put Rosneft Germany into German state hands during their phone call at the start of the week. Much of German anguish about an oil embargo has concentrated around the PCK Schwedt refinery on the border with Poland. The site, which employs about 1,100 people in one of Germany’s economically weaker regions, is key for the supply of petrol to the entire Berlin-Brandenburg region, including the capital’s airport. Speaking at the press conference with Scholz, the state premier of Brandenburg, Dietmar Woidke, said there has for months been a great fear of looming redundancies at Schwedt, a region particularly sensitive to transformation since going through the economic upheavals that followed the fall of the Berlin Wall. Scholz said the trusteeship would ensure that the refinery can continue to run, and “redundancies should thus be avoided”. Schwedt had been reliant on supplies via the Soviet-era Druzhba (“friendship”) pipeline, which takes Russian oil across Ukraine toEurope. After months of wrangling, the EU in May agreed to a partial ban on Russian oil, with the aim of cutting off funding to the Kremlin’s war machine. According to the European Council president, Charles Michel, three-quarters of Russian oil imports will be affected immediately, rising to 90% by the end of the year. In a concession to Hungary, Druzhba was exempted from the EU’s embargo, but Germany and Poland have stated their intention to stop using the pipeline for oil deliveries from the end of the year. According to Germany’s economic ministry, the country has since the start of the Ukraine war managed to reduce the share of Russian oil in its overall consumption from 35% to 12%. How Germany will compensate for Russian oil in the future still remains unclear, however. One solution under discussion is to supply the oil that is refined at Schwedt via Baltic seaports in Rostock or Gdansk in Poland. Gdansk can feed into Druzhba via a pipeline link and could in the future ship in oil deliveries from the US or countries like Kazakhstan. While Schwedt was still owned by a Russian oil company, however, Poland was unlikely to agree to a formal arrangement. One obstacle is that PCK Schwedt is built especially to refine Russian oil, and any substitute would either need to have a similar quality or go hand-in-hand with modifications at the plant. Scholz on Friday announced €1bn (£874m) of investment in the region, of which £825m would go to the Schwedt refinery ad some be spent on upgrading the pipeline from Rostock. Source: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/sep/16/germany-takes-subsidiary-of-russian-oil-giant-rosneft-under-state-control |
shogsman:Perhaps |
Why should a lawless country like Russia be invited for the queen burial. Tyrants have no place in this modern world. |
Germany has just taken over a subsidiary of Russia main oil company, including their refinery. Russia is losing in many ways. |
Atiku and PDP have finally taken over. |
The court today adjourned to deliver judgement by next week Monday. Hopefully, the judgement will favour students. |
Credit should be given to yoruba Muslims and their northern counterparts. |
They should continue to be wasteful. Russia will soon realized that the EU doesn't care about their existence. Those sanctions imposed on Russia Federation will never be lifted until Russia withdrew from Ukraine. SLAVA UKRAINE |
The power brokers are gradually returning to their base, which is PDP. Give it up for PDP. |
I hope ASUU will take this likely. |
Up Gunners |
They will cope with the new price in couple of months, while the Kenyan government will have appreciable resources to fight poverty in Kenya. If Tinubu and Co had not gang up against president Jonathan then when he removed subsidy, Nigeria would have saved trillions of naira being expended on 'fraudulent subsidy'. This treachery by Tinubu and Co against Jonathan is my main opposition to Tinubu aspirations to become Nigerian president. |
Lebanon is currently in a state of comatose. These are the consequences of corruption and poor resource management. Nigerian leaders should endeavour to take a cue from what Lebanese are facing now. In addition, Nigerians that are planning to escape to Lebanon to seek greener pastures should think twice before embarking on the journey. |
That is cool. The queen continues to make history even after death. This shows that many people are interested in her final journey to the great beyond. |
Talk is cheap |
These are the effects of western sanctions against Russia Federation. In coming years, Russia will become a pariah state and weak economically. Putin is destroying Russia future all because of his ego. It is never too late for him to retrace his steps and withdraw from Ukraine. |
Quick recovery to the Kenyans. However, adequate safety measures should be put in place when swearing-in president Atiku Abubakar in Nigeria by next year. |
Some people will still claim the project to be part of Tinubu achievements, even after leaving office for many years. |