₦airaland Forum

Good one.

Naija...countries in a country.

dayowunmi:
The man is a legend, probably he's back to mentor some up coming broadcasters in the NTA. NTA news was fun back in the days of Cyril stober, eugenia Abu, funmi Coker, aisha bello and later on, moji makanjuola, and this sports news anchor Paul... Don't remember his surname.

Also Fatima Abbas Hassan.

You mean president of zombie association.

Linda dey learn work.

Naija eh..countries in a country.

Not surprise.

VivianUdeogu:
Stop deceiving yourself kiddo. The SE is landlocked, we dont have to be be ashamed about that. Dangote is building a seaport in Lagos, Prof Ben Ayade is building a seaport in Cross river. If our region has access to the sea, what has stopped our governors from embarking on joint regional projects to construct a port or better still invite a private consortium for that purpose and build it with a PPP. The true of the matter is simple - SE is landlocked

Be deceiving yourself about ben ayade building seaport,that crafty man.

Please am very sorry,it was a mistake..i apologize.

Okay.

Nigeria's state-run oil firm NNPC and China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC) have signed a $23bn (£16bn; 18bn euros) deal.
The two will jointly seek financing and credits from Chinese authorities and banks to build three refineries and a fuel complex in Nigeria.
The project would add 750,000 barrels per day of extra refining capacity.
NNPC hopes the construction of new refineries will stem the flood of imported refined products into Nigeria.
'Deepen relationships'
Nigeria is the world's 12th-largest oil producer and the eighth-largest oil exporter.
But the country imports roughly 85% of its fuel needs because of the disrepair and mismanagement of its four state-owned refineries.
"We are about to deepen the existing technical and commercial relationships between China and Nigeria through the signing of a memorandum of understanding," said Shehu Ladan, head of NNPC.
The three refineries will be built in Bayelsa, Kogi and Lagos states, while a location has to be confirmed for the petrochemicals complex.
The Nigerian government has said that foreign companies must invest in developing Nigeria's infrastructure and economy first, before they can benefit from its oil and gas exports.





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Danielle22:
Op were is d boobs that is spilling or were d stun.....puleeze.....she looks good tho

;DNo be palwinetapper again,his obsession for the babe eh even man mad dey sane pass am.

Danielle22:
They both look gud....but chyna's ass is fake

How you take sabi..sabinus

HARDBOI:
are u surprised at David0?
generally Yorubas are not respectful. .
even tho tried to deceive us.

Na wa ooo.must we every thing be all about tribalism...

maureenihasee:
lol...funny

you pretty and the traffic light dey shine well oo

udumosam23:
proud of my governor. Team #isupportayade. Though I'm not happy with him for not supporting the institution in my home town, but I still like him, he is likely to succeed.

Are you from yakuur?

Funny fellow,so if tonye say put your hand for fire you go mumu put abi.

Inconclusive Visit.

Jeez that man tall ooo,if na me i no go near am take picture ooo.

yarimo:
So that is y buhari did not attend FEC emergency meeting? busy putting his luggage together to fly out again

He was making sure his charger is intact,so that he can charge his phone over there in china.

Okay.

Una never chi sumtin.

TANTUMERGO007:
if Buhari pass this kind law for Nigeria, he would be the greatest leader this country has ever produced

how na

sheunsheun:
Imagine!!!

can't fit shout.

Crazy.

Good for him.

If police or road safety stop you for road, just keep moving. Nobody get fuel to chase you go anywhere.

Na wa oo.