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[color=#000099][/color] pray he leads with the fear of God and wisdom. congrats President Barrow...

[color=#000099][/color] pray he leads with the fear of God and wisdom. congrats President Barrow...

i pray he leads with the fear of God and wisdom. congrats President Barrow

ukpono10:
I have a Satoshi accumulator that can mine 30,000000 satoshi within three hours a day.But d problem is d miners IP.Can you help with that?

how do I get the satoshi accumulator you are using...help here

deflover:
Some of you really are stupid defined

Most communities in the Niger Delta are not connected to the national grid cos most oil companies supply them electricity from gas turbines

So there is constant electricity

This one parked up if not the story won't be here

Go to bonny island
Is it also connected to the national grid

If you ve no understanding of the life's of the Niger Deltan

Please shut up

what you said was right. I happen to do my NYSC in a community in Ndokwa East in Delta state. the community has constant power from a gas turbine from an oil company sited there.
they used electricity for free all day and night . so the issue of national grid isn't applicable here to most of this Niger Delta community as they are sitting on power and why pay for what they have in abundance....

the boy boy should be monitored whenever he is to use lappy or PC both at home or SCH.. with this, he is gonna be checkmated in doing the purported Yahoo...

dollyjoy:
Who sleeps with clothes on? that feeling of sleeping bare with laps wide open and a fan in between is like no other.

hmmmm..I love that...

initialize:
The belief is that if you don't work in a corporate environment, wearing suit n tie then you are irresponsible or a hustler that has nothing to offer.

The internet has opened opportunity for people to work casually and still make more. My friend with Deloitte told me he gets 180k as salary and I advice him to quit that job cos i noticed he puts more effort in this job than I do with my "hustles" yet I make more than he does monthly... tbh, sometimes, I earn his monthly salary within a week. I really wish he would be man enough to decide it's time to get full reward for his effort by quitting that 180k/month job cos I know he works more than he earns.


Keep riding your okada and no look woman face. Any woman that despise you now will have no value to you when you eventually achieve your goals.

I don't mind if you also show me the way bro...help a bro in need too...

Dhortunn:
The Sad Truth. It is always advised to start something while you are still in school. Undergraduates should take note. Get a skill offline, work as an apprentice during the strike or breaks. Use Google. Answers will come! There are a lot of jobs on the internet (Not Fraud or Scam). Doors will open for you if you keep on!

I am a living testimony.

how brother? care to share your story

abdulaz:
Me I don know this thing tey tey. When I realized that no one gives a bleep about you being a graduate or your joblessness, na then I dust my Lappy and I begin to do weytin I sabi. At least I no dey beg anybody.
You think there is God or good Samaritans in this part of the world, you're just deceiving yourself.

make I understand you bro...its all about survival now for the country oo..I go want hear about this paroo.

with 3m,the op can venture into agriculture big time...I will suggest he procure a land for the cultivation in rural areas, dig borehole and go into plantain plantation on a big scale... the ROI is just 9months..subsequently,he can go into oil palm and cocoa plantation for the time been...this will make him a labour employer in some years... all this are human necessities and consumables...

let him think deeply and derive pleasure in making a for himself in agriculture..

Front page in 2017....My God, let my life witness a new glory this new year...




RIP

elsomm:
Very easy.

Gather wood. Burn them till they turn ash. Collect and sieve. You have your ash.

It will turn whitish that's how u know u have complete combustion. And not charcoal black

wood burning for ash production is gonna lead to ecosystem degradation and green house effects... so one problem solved create another one...

attention seeker..let him alone. who knows him self

I rep my club..I'm a kop for live.. #YNWA

Rossikki:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CMoOTUVUEAABS8R.jpg

OBJ liquidated Nigeria Airways in 2003 without paying the laid down staffs there entitlement.. All we want is that PMB to pay the retrenched workers there rights and you will see the new Carrier on board..
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anything aside that is a joke as agreement signed was to pay all outstanding monies owed each staff...

Larwin:
thanks boss.... You dnt ve to kidding O. We ve been able to train ppl from various fields and they now can handle projects individually. It happens in the oil industry too, academic backgrounds doesn't matter atimes..... It's the training that count.

you are doing a very good job as seen in this thread..I do believe geology is the bedrock of all other sciences as my geology lecturer once told me in the university..

its such a feat to delineate the subsurface from the surface using geophysical equipments as seen here to its nearest accuracy. I am a geology graduate and i do wish to see you if you can spare the time but don't know where your office is located,though I am in Lagos precisely..

laudate:
Wake up and smell the coffee, bro'. How will gas flaring stop, if the locals do not allow those who are expected to process the gas to form LPG, CNG etc, and divert it to power, or for domestic use to do so?? When you continually kidnap their personnel and steal their equipment, how will the gas gathering projects to harness the gas being flared, end up being set up?? Will it be done by spirits or ghosts?

you are right bro...just an advocate of clean environment and sustainable energy to all and sundry.. I was amazed to seeing billion cubic feet of gas flared each year but nothing substantial is done... who do you blame at the long run? the government, host community or oil company??
are you an oil company worker?

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laudate:
How can gas flaring stop when the people of the Niger-Delta who live in the creeks, do not want it to come to an end? Oya, go there today and offload all the equipment, resources and personnel to set up a project to capture & process the gas, that is being flared. See what would happen:

1). Indigenous communities would kidnap your staff, under the pretext that they have no right to trespass on their land, even though you legitimately bought and paid for it in full; You even have the correct documentation pertaining to the transaction.

2). Militants and their ilk would steal or destroy your equipment, under the guise of demanding one development levy or the other - (it doesn't matter how much community levies you have paid in the past);

3). The security personnel would decline to offer you protection, claiming that your area isn't under their jurisdiction, or that they lack money, men and proper ammunition to offer your staff adequate protection;

So until the natives become more friendly and are willing to work with investors to put in place projects that would stop gas flaring, nothing would happen!! Abi na who be mumu??

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laudate:
How can gas flaring stop when the people of the Niger-Delta who live in the creeks, do not want it to come to an end? Oya, go there today and offload all the equipment, resources and personnel to set up a project to capture & process the gas, that is being flared. See what would happen:

1). Indigenous communities would kidnap your staff, under the pretext that they have no right to trespass on their land, even though you legitimately bought and paid for it in full; You even have the correct documentation pertaining to the transaction.

2). Militants and their ilk would steal or destroy your equipment, under the guise of demanding one development levy or the other - (it doesn't matter how much community levies you have paid in the past);

3). The security personnel would decline to offer you protection, claiming that your area isn't under their jurisdiction, or that they lack money, men and proper ammunition to offer your staff adequate protection;

So until the natives become more friendly and are willing to work with investors to put in place projects that would stop gas flaring, nothing would happen!! Abi na who be mumu??

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laudate:
How can gas flaring stop when the people of the Niger-Delta who live in the creeks, do not want it to come to an end? Oya, go there today and offload all the equipment, resources and personnel to set up a project to capture & process the gas, that is being flared. See what would happen:

1). Indigenous communities would kidnap your staff, under the pretext that they have no right to trespass on their land, even though you legitimately bought and paid for it in full; You even have the correct documentation pertaining to the transaction.

2). Militants and their ilk would steal or destroy your equipment, under the guise of demanding one development levy or the other - (it doesn't matter how much community levies you have paid in the past);

3). The security personnel would decline to offer you protection, claiming that your area isn't under their jurisdiction, or that they lack money, men and proper ammunition to offer your staff adequate protection;

So until the natives become more friendly and are willing to work with investors to put in place projects that would stop gas flaring, nothing would happen!! Abi na who be mumu??

All your points are already know to exists in the first instance. what we are saying is that the environmental degradation caused by this oil companies are so devastating. if only u live near a gas plant where gas is been flared..then you will know what is really going on there..

you are aware of our country's signatory to climate change so,the earlier we stop the so called gas flaring and convert the gases into other useful areas like power generation, domestic use,liquefied gas etc...

Aniker:
yes am a super fam

don't mind knowing you as a football family..

The oil industry is abusing the human rights of hundreds of thousands of people in Nigeria's Niger Delta region. So far, the Nigerian government can't or won't hold oil companies accountable. The Demand Dignity Campaign is pressuring multinational corporations like Shell, and the government of Nigeria, to clean up the Niger Delta. As part of that work, Amnesty International USA's new Eyes on Nigeria project uses the power of satellite technology to monitor oil industry abuses in the region.
A major source of oil pollution is the practice of gas flaring -- burning off excess gas as waste. Communities affected by flaring and organizations working on oil industry pollution have raised serious concerns about the risks to human health -- about which many questions remain unanswered. The poorest communities are among the hardest hit.
The people of the Niger Delta need a real deadline for ending gas flaring -- and they need full transparency about the health risks of flaring.
Amnesty International and its partners will deliver this petition to the Nigerian government, Shell, ENI, Total, Chevron and other multinational oil companies active in the Niger Delta.

http://www.amnestyusa.org/our-work/issues/business-and-human-rights/oil-gas-and-mining-industries/end-gas-flaring-in-the-niger-delta

its there time and so shall my time come too..

its gonna be this year by Gods grace..

I ain't a fan of opening blogs..post your secrets here and we will follow u up..

I'm so Happy to hear this news surface before the year ends....
I want to ask this question
who are the sponsors of this group that have been terrorising the NE of Nigeria all these years...
if this isn't answered. then I will know Nigeria is a game of chess to some people who deem it fit to play with humans life for political gain..
we are watching in 3D..

Aniker:
yes am a super fam

I appreciate that... #YNWA

Aniker:
Philipe Coutinho

are u a kopite?? if yes I do appreciate the love shown. PC10

asorocker:
This is the best Idea by the APC government so far, they should endeavour to site it in Lagos and Kano as this would solve the perenial electricity problem of the 2 most populous states in Nigeria , it will also serve to boost the industrialization of the 2 states and deepen the cost effective manufacture of goods and services and reduce the quantum waste in Diesel.

This is the best News so far i have heard this year.

Kudos to the best APC Ministers in Buhari's cabinet and a first class Engineer.

Please this 2 Nuclear plants can only be meaningful if they are sighted in the Lagos and kano states as they are core APC states and should not be wasted in wailers states as the wailers are in opposition parties.

Lagos to me won't be ideal to site the nuclear plant due to some environmental factors I will list below..

1. Geologically,Lagos Is a sedimentary terrain that such plants can't stand the underground pressure
2.nuclear plant cannot be sited in a populated environment like Lagos due to the radiation and waste
3.Lagos state is a coastal state.. nuclear plants are usually sited in a basement complex(hard rocks) environment..

thanks and God bless

we all hear of the plastic rice but what is the ministry of information, NOA doing to enlighten the general public on how to safeguard themselves from falling victims of this rice..

Also how does the rice looks like,taste, its color when cooked etc should be the major concern.. This awareness will help the gullible Nigerians,uneducated folks..

Radio,television, social media, newspaper should have been used to informed the populace..

the dangers of consuming this useless plastic rice is my major concern now..

may God help us in this country..

goldbim:
someone that works in ejigbo Lcda told me it'll be sold for 13k there..don't know how true sha..just paid for it..most likely they'll sell it in various Lga's..

maybe the LGA secretariat will be selling as been reported earlier.. I'll gladly wait to go to ikotun..
thanks