₦airaland Forum

[Top on the list of those who have reached out to Babangida, most of the time subtly, are a former President of the Senate, Chief Ken Nnamani; a former Governor of Rivers State, Dr. Peter Odili; Sylva; the Governor of Edo State, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole; former Governor of Lagos State, Alhaji Bola Tinubu; and the Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Barrister Godswill Akpabio.

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If this quote is true then it could be interesting, to know the extent of how nigerian could be undignifying all to clinch to power. Should any southerner of their status even consider sitting next IBB talk less of wimming and dinning together

But analysts spoil the party with a call for more investment
Britain celebrates 10 years of broadband internet this week, but analysts have warned that the country must continue investing in next-generation services to remain competitive.
NTL (now Virgin Media Business) installed the first broadband connection in the UK in 2000, and the number of connections in the UK has grown to 18.3 million since then, according to figures released last Thursday by research firm.
Evolution of broadband technology in the past 10 years has changed the way people live and work.
"The UK broadband market is highly competitive and there is a big push among major players to deploy services of 50Mbit/s and beyond, which could reach around 70 per cent of the population in the coming years," he said.

The concept of a mass produced fuelless generator has remained an interesting proposition to engineers today. Many papers have been written on the feasibility of building such a generator based on the work of Tesla. At conferences and trade shows, it is not unusual to find engineers who speak in support of the idea of Tesla’s fuelless generator. From time to time, small scale models are constructed. However, there does not appear to be at this a working prototype that can be produced for use in industry or by the general populace.

What has Fashola done?
He has planted Flowers Grin Grin
On a more serious note, I just came back from naija and the roads in my area (Apapa/Tincan) are 10 times worse than when I visited in May of 2009. All I could see while waiting for 3+ hours in traffic under the hot sun were flowers. Angry Angry It baffles me that he can let the Apapa/Tincan area - a financial power house in Lagos - slip into ruins.

To be fair to him, he has done some things sha. Or so people say. Cool