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2buffagain:
lol bro, electricity is electricity. A combination of inverters, capacitors and batteries can help you buffer and "compress" it into the high voltage state you need, which you would have to do anyway depending on need.

What you are echoing is an old school belief put out by folks in oil and gas who fear the impending but necessary decline of their industry. It's not backed by current science.

Read up on the subject.
There is a reason many countries (including China) are aiming for near zero hydrocarbon energy generation in the next decade.

Nigeria is already positioned to take up that mantle, because that is the only way out of the dark ages for it. The hydrocarbon energy ship has sailed and is no longer sustainable. There's just far better tech for that now.

Besides solar, there is also geo-thermal... but that one is getting ahead of ourselves. I also would NOT trust naija with anything nuclear because with our maintenance culture, Chernobyl #2 will be assured. Baby steps

raskymonojendor:
And Mali is the greater loser. After France and USA moved out, half of the country has been taken over by jihadist. In the next 5 years, Mali would be the home territory of ISIL in West Africa

2buffagain:
Nah. You can run 3-phase electric on solar.
You just need an inverter, like you would with any other source of electricity.
Electricity is electricity. It does not matter how you generate it. There is no difference between "hydrocarbon based" or "dam based" or "solar based" electricity.

Angelfrost:
Tinubu is making prophets out of naysayers...!

They all said Naira will depreciate from #1000 to $1 by December this year... Seems CBN is way ahead of them.

At this rate, it will be #1500 to $1 by Christmas... This is damning and historic.

tesppidd:
Till today no palliatives.

They say we should tighten belt but Tinubu is increasing ministers because he wants to compensate people.

Our representatives in Government at the National Assembly are receiving stress allowances for staying extra 2 weeks inside AC and be doing the very stressful work of shouting Aye and Nay.

Thunder fire anybody telling us Tinubu has hit the ground running, rather he hit the ground and landed on quicksand.

Raalsalghul:
See this one!

Confident beggar!

Nonsense Braggadocio!

Talking about how we can go beg Saudi, Russia or China for money as alternatives. Or is your skon skon head not telling you that those ones too might come up with their own terms and conditions too which might be unfavourable


Beggars have no choice and rather than confidently bragging about your begging options, we should be looking at self- reliance.

Jeez!

Which kind race be this?

luminouz:
Haaaaaa...simp leleyi ooo...

See toasting!!!

etrange:
Those that live in Canada never see money buy house, you want to sell the asset to move to Canada? On a tourist visa? What do people hear about these western countries that make them consider such options?

JaskanFactor:
As fellow software engineer who works in Europe. All i can tell you is that if you got good career path in Nigeria better hold on to it.

People very seriously underestimate how rampant racism in UK can destroy not just your career but your life.

I have been to jobs as freelance robotics developer, where i did not just have to deal with racism of fellow engineers, but security guards.
So that in Europe in many cases when you go to work, it also has the risk of incident that could lead to police involvement everyday you go to work. The sort of risk you would expect from going to rowdy night club, and not place of work.

If you have something good in Nigeria, dont leave it for career in country of those who treat your people like enemy who deserve no right to life.

I haven't worked for them in over a decade , and it was a very disturbing very ugly 20 years i worked for them in over 20 companies as i realised very early in my career that permanent job offered me no real career prospects, so became freelance after 3 years out of uni.


If on the other hand you see yourself as a professional ass kisser , ready to bend over backwards for sub human level of shit behind closed doors, they will like you a lot.

If you have some morals and principles , they will ruin your career and ask you to pay for it by coming to your house to ask for taxes ,even though they block your path to real career.

Better to make your money in Nigeria and visit Europe when you feel like it ,
Ask yourself why rich Nigerians still live in Nigeria, and you can work from home for European companies now.

If you planning to go live amongst people, its good idea to know what they say about your people

https://www.bitchute.com/
That's one example of a very racist website where Europeans go talk all kinds crap about black people.
Those will be your work colleagues if you want to work in Europe.

The more high-tech the more advanced the level of intellect required in the field the more racist the place is, do you get it now.

And the only reason there aren't massive bill boards warning japa people about the dangers of racism is cause they the Europeans run Nigeria all the way down to NTA and the price of bread.

Been in Europe over forty years and i still get blood pressure every time i go grocery shopping , never mind an office. I do most of my shopping online as result of racism.

If you got good career [prospects in Nigeria, dont leave it to go work for those who are encouraging each other in their view that people who look like you dont deserve a right to life.

Acidosis:
One of the main issues with this post is that the poor are the ones most attracted to polygamy. So, how do we reconcile this reality with the content of your post?

oz4real83:
The gods at war over earthly issues like money, babes, territory and influence

taylor88:
He didn’t even travel to US with a male name

If not for tribalism Tinubu is not even qualified to be a WhatsApp group admin

IconicR:
😂 😂😂 I've retired from that room as I'm now a grandma.

IconicR:
That's the effect of the modern and hard world. In the primitive age women wished they were men. I sometimes feel for men sha, it's truly not easy for them especially the average ones. But you sef stop disguising na, we must chop your money 😂

IconicR:
It's really not easy on both sides, we all have our challenges. Aside money and providing I think men are still at an advantage.

IconicR:
You should not be among the men complaining because God already blessed you, why are you now giving stingy vibes? 😭

IconicR:
So you won't buy me all these? 😭

Nazgul:
Nigerian women worship money. As long as you have lots and lots of it, they won't mind being your 20th wife.

Most of them attacking 2face, would happily spread their legs for him if the opportunity presents itself not minding that he's a married man, but would attack and blame him for sleeping with other women.

I saw a post on a popular Facebook group I belong to where someone asked "would you prefer a wealthy womanizer or a faithful broke husband". I was shocked when more than 90% of the replies from the females said they would go for the wealthy womanizer. That what do they want with a broke faithful husband. Who faithfulness help.

Our girls are just hypocrites that's all. They crucify married men for womanizing, but would openly agree to marry a womanizer provided he's financially loaded. Thus encouraging him to continue womanizing.

To your question Nigerian women are not against polygamy, they're infact the major facilitators of polygamy.

engrchykae:
ask tafawa balewa and nnamdi Azikiwe
They agreed that shell will have exclusive right to our crude oil and we must not refine crude oil.
We built nnpc but instead of nnpc refining,nnpc were importing

pansophist:
At the end of the day, no one can enslave you without your consent.

When the African leaders signed this agreement during independence, are they stupid? Who on his right mind sign such?

Whats the point of your independence if it is replaced by this? If you will fight for something, fight for it to the last, not replace it with something worse.

I'm still waiting for other francophone countries to follow suit. If they all team up and fight it once, France can't overstretch itself on all these countries to intervene militarily.

Also, the international community is now multipolar. There is nothing the West have that other powers do not have, and the harder they push, the more they expose themselves, and awaken the anger of the people.

JuanDeDios:
Good for the UK. All those visa fees. If were them, I'd announce a new visa office for every town in Nigeria. No need to issue the visas, just collect the fees.

greatermax77:
Neo- colonialism at it peak, this is why Africa is under develop and our Nigeria is worst hit by this,
We can never develop if we don't cut ties with these robbers of western world
But fulanis and Hausas will never agree to it.
They are ready to fight to maintain British hold on Nigeria

tsdarkside:
exactly....who knows what they signed back then to get independence....

tsdarkside:
THE COLONIAL DEBT TO REPAY THE BENEFITS OF COLONIZATION.

bwahaha....this french are special type of devils....

limeta:
Is this not slavery
What is the anglophone agreement pls

pansophist:
Why are you always being malicious with your questions? You still remain the only nairlander that I want to meet in person, just to beat mercilessly, Ike Ekweremadu style lol.

Now you see why I seriously want to beat you. You are being malicious when you ask questions, being intellectually dishonest. You are just looking for holes to poke in my comments, but unlucky for you, I am my own biggest critic.

I think things deep, and attack them from all angles before writing them, making them airtight, so I can defend them to the core.

Raalsalghul:
At point number two, not just white women, but everyone.

It's in their culture to smile (even with their dislike of you) and they see it as obligatory but the mistake would be to take it for likeness or friendliness. Don't!

When push comes to shove, they will treat your Bleep up without an ounce of remorse so always guard your end.

If they smile at you, smile back and keep it moving.

decloud:
How many times will this national carrier even take off?

Sirika Single handedly scammed Nigeria by bringing in a chartered flight, painted it the Nigerian colour and flagged it off as Nigeria Air. We go wake up one day hear say Elon Musk don buy Nigeria

talented321:
Blacks are always complaining of racism'' give black the opportunity today and u will see that whites they learn compared to blacks.

leanonme82:
But igbos are funny, see how they were rejoicing over small matter like achievement. Rich yoruba men are their prize. The girl doesnt have sense. Is she the first to do side chic? Instead of her to clean mouth and stay quiet.

She was not even a major girlfriend like Gail Fajembola that was Tunde Ayenis girlfriend for years. Ayeni bought her a mansion in Banana Island and opened a multimillion naira showroom for her, Cynosure. Even his wife accepted Gail as co-wife, and Gail was smart to not get pregnant for him.

MAYOWAAK:
THE INFIDELITY ECONOMY IN NIGERIA

If married men become "responsible" overnight, millions of Nigerian young women and their families would slip into abject poverty.

They have seen young women through university, established businesses, employed, sponsored them abroad for studies, immigration or vacation and empowered them in return for sexual gratification. The "infidelity economy" in Nigeria is worth billions of dollars and creates jobs and livelihoods for millions. Though wives often wail about their husband's infidelity, ironically, women have been the greatest beneficiaries of men's infidelity.

Some women date multiple married men and they live like Princesses, using high-end cars, live in luxury apartments etc., without a real job.

Some have 9-5 jobs as camouflages but married men are their real benefactors.

Some husbands get jobs, contracts or other opportunities without realizing that it was their wives' married ex's or current dates that made it happen.

Many women who are now married today, benefited immensely from dating married men, they know all the tricks involved and so, they fight and even risk their lives, trying to prevent their husbands from having affairs because these affairs are amongst other risks, financially draining. They know!

Married men have done more for young women than their fathers/mothers or in some cases, husbands and the government.