₦airaland Forum

patches689:
Yes
It seems you dont understand what load shedding is

my oh my....the coconut has sprout wings!.let me break it down to your level of comprehension:
for example,if you generate about 5000MW in a second along a medium of tension,and you shed about 900MW of electricity at every primary grid,if the point of convalence is located about 500km from the generation point,and there are primary grids{high tension modulators} at every 100km of displacement.you'll end up distributing{contributing} about 1000MW of energy to the central{national} grid!.
do you now understand the physics behind load shedding?,yeah?,splendid!!....

patches689:
And yet in reality we have taken over your economy and you only produce 3% of the power we do.

SA companies control less than 5% of our economy,your main strength in the nigerian economy lies in the telecommunication and real sector.but its of no consequences,56% of our economy still remains in indigenous hands.but to SA,i can only say: welcome to the hegemony my son!.
#NigerianHegemony

Msauza:
There is a power that we are distributing to the whole of SADC. We have wires that cross to our neighbouring countries to distribute electricity.



http://www.miningmx.com/multimedia/radio_wrap/843237.htm

now,you barely have power to feed your failing grid.how can you shed power and distribute it at the same time?

mzilakazi:
Why do you ignore the fact that we are also distributing power to Namibia.

what power are you distributing to namibia?,your power is being shed everyday!.but dont worry,hang on,we are coming to take over your economy.
#NigerianHegemony

mzilakazi:
Living in dream land.

namibia now exports power to SA,botswana shelters your rhinos,soon nigeria will come to recolonize your banana republique once again!

MikeCZAR:
LOL Evarn!!

You always make me laugh.

Ask first mate.

i ask you mr czar,what standard weapons do you have that we havent heard of before?

MikeCZAR:
they perform incredibly well in combat.

the SANDF maintains cause of high standards better weapons.

were you birthed with lies?,what standard weapon do you have?,6 operational gripens,1 operational submarine,a few oliphants with no funds to buy more?

stillchris:
guy, i wouldn't worry about chad if i were you.

we have beaten a chadian invasion in an offensive that was led by buhari. we almost marched to their capital before france involved the UN and we had to pull back. i'm sure the chadians don't have a short memory like south africans.

they are likely to rejoin the MNJTF to retake baga or might just be the usual wester media overhype just to spite Nigeria as usual.

indeed.that is a possibility.but i wonder why the NA is delaying the recapturing baga?,mubi is 8 times larger than baga,but our gallant troops recaptured it in a day,and sweeped it clean in less than two weeks!,what is holding the NA back this time?

Hogsmead:
You wouldn't even know how you google for it,and even if you did,you won't be able to interprete it.

*sighs*,i just dont know how i'm ever gonna get over that....
Oops!,i just realised that i have!

Centrifude:
Whaah?! O_o?

i said i would flog you for interfering in top secret conversation.

Henry120:
Nigeria's combat readiness isn't in doubt. The Nigerian military is not weak, our military was not weak yesterday, it isn't today, and it would not be tomorrow. We have a strong military and are currently re-arming, re-tooling our assets.

We have a combined military asset which is 3 times the size that of the entire west and central Africa region combined.

We messed up the chadians in 84, and militarily occupied bakassi for 12 years.

This is a fact.

A concerted media campaign is what it is, a media campaign. The facts are most of those towns initially occupied have since been cleared of insurgents.

You are a Nigerian, just like myself, we have and would continue to have a bad media representation. It didn't begin today, it won't end tomorrow.

i understand,the overenthusiastic media reportage always end up unknowingly feeding BH propaganda and undermining the gallant effort of our troops.

Centrifude:
I agree with you on this one, Nigeria is in no condition to fight a war with a Power House like Chad, the fact that they have superior Air Power would be a crippling blow to N.A

taaaa!....sharrap there!..if adult dey talk,small pikin no dey follow put mouth.oya,bring your yansh make i sama you 36 lashes of koboko.

NaijaPikinGidi:
When in doubt, leave it to the Nigerian Army. I just told you ... we don't act on the pages of the newspaper. Let the moment come. Although it won't.

indeed boss....i salute our gallant military.

Henry120:
You probably think actual war/combat is a video game.

oga henry,i assure you that i understand the brutality of war,i have 4 family members and friends in the military.that is why i was quite reticent in ajudging my faith....but i've never lost faith in the power of the NA... I understand our combat readiness.

DEATHMACHINE:
hehehe typical Nigerian, just a pity i can't say some things online cause i swore an oath .some of the new hinds are in operation my guy.

you must forgive for my skeptism,of course,i have faith in the gallant NA,afterall,our military is one of the best on the continent{at least,we beat the SANDF}.i was just being a concerned civilian,you know that a civilian will always locate avenues of development,even if we already are the best.i propose that some of the military's minor faults are due to lack of political will by our politicians.

agaugust:
Our artillery will roast Chadian army, we are built for conventional warfare and that is what Chadian threat will be, conventional, not Boko Haram style unconventional hide and seek warfare.

Our air defense will sh.oot down Chadian MiG-29 jets. Our F-7 can go against a MiG-29 if the Chadians have no BVR missiles.

Chad does not have a single tank and we can roll our T-72 tanks into Chad's capital city supported by Palmaria artillery and Roland SAM.

NAF can speed up JF-17 Thunder jets delivery from current Pakiatani stocks.

Let's not forget, Chad has been given limited rights to cross into Nigerian border because we both signed agreement on joint multinational force, it can cross into a border town but not too deep into Nigerian territory, we too can send our army into Chad with a border segment limit.

good.lets just hope that the NA isnt pushed to the extremes to retaliate,a war with chad would distract us from more important and dangerous enemies.

DEATHMACHINE:
lol,alot of people underate our capabilites although we ve got our problems too,it's sucide even with their mig29 to attack the Nigeria.

what will we use to prevent a chadian air raid or even an open blitz?,our rusty F7s,grounded alpha jets,or the single new hind we just bought that hasnt even been assembled for operation?!

MikeCZAR:
they wouldn't do that openly.

either they do it openly or closely,they would still do it.

MikeCZAR:
Remember: the transitional CAR government asked Chad to pull out its troops after its sf was accused of backing Seleka.

chad is a destabilizing catalyst,war is a brutal and dangerous affair,but i think that chad wants a war.

DEATHMACHINE:
how on earth will they try that

many country now views the NA as a weak dying force due to BH propaganda.chad has been on our tail since the 60's,now is the right time for them to strike because they imagine that we cant fight a war on two fronts.frankly,chad has grown too strong,how do we counter their MiG-29s,with our F7s?,how do we beat back their russian trained,battle hardened troops while fighting BH at the same time?

DEATHMACHINE:
Chad ain't deploying to Nigeria ,they are asisting glory hunting Cameroon.shikena

it wouldnt do for us to be complacent,overconfident and dismiss all possibilities,you heard idris deby,he clearly said that chad was sending troops to reclaim baga.

mzilakazi:
SA is a social-free market system.
http://m.treasuryone.co.za/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.treasuryone.co.za%2Feconomic-viewpoint-2%2F#2887
SA is not broke. Just only because they cannot fund for some military projects does not mean that the government of SA is broke. The only government in Africa which gives free medical insurance, pensions, houses and grants to its citizens every month non-stop. Nigeria does not have the capacity to do that. SA has SOEs which can fund for any project no matter how big it is and as well as large private sector which operate in Africa at large which also helps to relieve the government in its duties by funding for some projects.
We are the only country in Africa that has the infrastructure that meet the standards of developed countries. Fact!!!
So who is broke now? Nigeria or SA.
SA is the richest government in Africa, Fact!!!

hahahaha...what is your new claim now?,that your country is located in the swedish alps?....haha

MikeCZAR:
They're threatened not experiencing piracy.

They'll call out for help if things heat up, like Mozambique just did with the floods.

Like DRC in the late 90s and now.

Like Tanzania did in the late 90s, when their training teams were stuck in the DRC.

SADC isn't ECOWAS.

a tiger with a goat's teeth will surely chew grass.SANDF is just a shiny army with no performance.

agaugust:
AFP and REUTERS posted the correct report,only Cameroon bagged Chad for military help in combat...same Cameroon that was boasting last week that they killed about 200 Bokos,now they are afraid of Boko Haram retaliation .Only Nigeria can stand alone to fight Boko Haram in West Africa.See Cameroon that was laughing at Nigeria for years now,they see small Boko threat and President Biya is already down on his knees begging Chad and France for help with soldiers.Where is that foolish Cameroonian girl that was boasting here last week that their military is better than Nigeria's?
LOL!!!You know cowards when the war enters into their bedrooms with RPG and 23mm cannon playing music inside their living rooms.Even Chad,let Boko Haram enter N'djamena with 1,000 battle hardened Boko Haram men and equipment,Chad will beg France for help.All those laughing at Nigeria,their own time of weeping and gnashing of teeth is coming one by one

do you think we can prevent chadian invasion?

NaijaPikinGidi:
You don't need to worry over what the news says on doesn't say! Talk is cheap! The same western news hounds consistently have portrayed the Camerounian army as more effective ... not so? How come they are now crying out for help from a lowly Chad? Make no mistake, we are operationally in-charge of the situation in the North East -- otherwise Cameroun would still have been comfortable and taking things easy. What you are seeing currently, is the impact of the NA pressing the insurgents hard ... leaving them on the run with no option but to find soft targets over the border in Cameroun while trying to cool-off.

NA is cracking down on the spineless insurgents and the result is what you see happening across in Cameroun. At ease!!

espi d'cole,what of the chadian threat?.i trust that they are being monitored to prevent sabotage?

MikeCZAR:
They might be sending the troops for that joint task force.

And yes Baga is near lake Chad inside Nigeria.

i pray SA never has you as a president,you'd run your country into multiple seige!.chad isnt sending troops for any MNJTF,its sending in troops for further distabilization!

MikeCZAR:
I shall enlighten you my son, thee need to ask questions.

my God,that was so corny!....its 'thou' not 'thee',do you want moses to smite you down with his staff for desecrating sacred biblical words?

mzilakazi:
Our government is not a banana republic. It has its own companies to run tertiary services to the people at a cost. Services which have been monopolised. The revenues that are made belong to the government of SA. So, tell me how is that business? SA is a mixture of social and free market system. In other words our country is run by communists and capitalists at the same time. Someone who has more money to pay for postage, electricity, telephone, etc is also indirectly paying for the medical bills and building the house of the poor. dummy.


Perhaps, Nigeria is a banana republic since it does not have perfect policies to regulate its revenue base.

hahahahaha*i laugh in swahili*..oh my!,how can a government be both communist and capitalist at the same time?!...man,you've got the cluelessness award for janaury.your government conducts business.simple!,your country is broke.simple!,your economy is like a chipmonk sniffing its a.ss.simple!.

mzilakazi:
Any government will not like it if you ever make such comment that they are making business. Government enterprises are public and are not privately run to line the pockets of some few tycoons.

but your government actually runs businesses,my friend,quis govéermœñte dé la çbananaà republique!.

Hogsmead:
I will direct you to Flamville data,they will show you how a nuclear power plant is financed.

Hogsmead?,touché,wouldnt something like 'hogwarts' or 'Numengard' or 'malfoy' be more mysterious?....flamville data indeed.

mzilakazi:
With Jonathan everything is possible.


Vote for Bihari

yeah right,but why dont you face your bl00dy business.namibia and angola are threatened by pirates,why havent you helped them yet?,i guessed they havent got shiny gold for greedy southies to steal.

Msauza:
The only person who appears to be clueless is you. Here is the extract from the source that I have posted.Cape Town -The government and state-owned enterprises will spend more than R800 billion over the next three years on new power stations, road networks, dams and water supply pipelines, rail and ports facilities, schools, hospitals and government buildings, the Minister of Finance Pravin Gordhan has revealed in his Budget Speech.It is clear that the SOEs are also involved in building infrastructure.

so you now admit that your government runs businesses?.anyway,that still doesnt explain where you intend to get $100b.