₦airaland Forum

yyba:
but senator Magnus abe didn't lose his seat when he defect from PDP to APC what happened that he didn't lose it ? Tambuwal defect from PDP to APC he didn't lose his seat as speaker or as member house of representatives. 5 lawmakers defect from PDP to labour party in Abia state house of assembly they didn't lose there seat na what happened? You must tell us what happens you like it or not

Every day for the thief, one day for the owner

blacknp:
Hitrun, na victim of hit & run, totally clueless.

lol. Stop crying. Let them go and sit at Wike’s house.

ERockson:
The law gives a condition to leave a party sponsored you.

Yes. And they did not meet that condition. In the letters they all wrote to the former speaker, and which the speaker read on the floor of the state assembly, they stated that they left because of that condition - division in the party. Only there was no division.

yyba:
We need videos of when they are been received and register as APC members in there wards please

lol. You don’t even need to join any party. If you leave the party that sponsored your election, you lose your seat. Simple

porthouse7:
what's ur level of education

You want be my grammar teacher? Yes if you fine.

I no even understand wetin the police man talk.

God name done suffer for politicians hand. People wey de do things de boast say them be politicial elephant and their rivals na political ant, as things no workout, them go come de disturb us with God name. Leave God name from una rubbish! When una de do una permutations, u call God?

LegendHero:
There's a common belief that during the rainy season, we experience more stable electricity supply due to the predominance of hydroelectric power. This is a misconception.

First of all, nice work with your Python graphic.

Back to the part of your post I quoted, especially the bolded, while I get the point you are trying to make, it may not necessarily be a misconception for two reasons:

1. Assuming Hydro contributes only 22% in the generation mix (I am assuming because the data you used may not have captured some hydro plants, e.g. Zungeru), it means that during the dry season, that contribution would reduce. Assuming hydro contribution reduces to say 10% it means 12% generation is lost. This means 12% of the power available is lost and that equivalent amount of load has to be dropped from the grid. The implication is that the remaining power has to be rationed. This would mean if a consumer was initially enjoying 24 hours of electricity, it may drop to about 21 hrs. Therefore, you actually enjoy a more stable electricity with the Hydro despite its comparative smaller contribution to the generation mix.

2. If you look at the location of the Hydro plants, they are concentrated in the north-western part of the grid. What this means is that it is cheaper to supply areas closer to the plants (load pockets in the Northwest and parts of middle belt). When you lose most of this generation during the dry season, those load pockets will need to be supplemented from far away generation. It is more expensive to do so, plus there may be transmission constraints due to power carrying capacity of the transmission lines. What this means is that the power available at these locations is reduced leading to rationing. Furthermore, those areas down south where we have most of the gas-powered plants will also experience more rationing because more power is being directed northwards.

This GenZ will not kill someborri . Imagine teacher teaching in class with earpod in the ear.

Sleekfingers:
Why not Kano? Is Kano not part of Nigeria?

Why did they not go to Jalingo? Is jalingo not part of Nigeria?

Why Kano?

CAF has not issued any press releases on this? This whole thing is disgusting!!!! Wtf CAF!😡

yyba:
but when the law goes after you one day shey you won't have the moral to complain

The law goes after people who runs foul of the law. If I violate the law, what justification would I have to complain?

Let me reiterate, assuming but not conceding that a court order was disobeyed, people who obey court order should complain. Wike shouldn’t!

Kemetian:
Who will inform this BUSH ''PROFESSOR'' called Soludo that this is NOT how you build a road in a residential area?

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/45/5a/13/455a13dadbbc3bc14c92d5804779b919.png

THIS is how you build a road in a residential area, you Professor Buffoon THIEF.

You build it with SIDEWALKS FOR PEDESTRIANS WHO ARE ALSO TAXPAYERS, AND WITH COVERED DRAINAGE.

https://i.pinimg.com/564x/9f/8c/c2/9f8cc2f9c6d4d7e7c7a7aba19a77a0a0.jpg

https://i.pinimg.com/564x/be/be/14/bebe1498a579faa862a7e881dc422382.jpg

THAT'S HOW YOU BUILD ROADS, YOU CORRUPT, THIEVING ''PROFESSOR''.

And you KNOW IT, because you lived in the US and the west for MANY YEARS and own houses there.

Are there any open gutters with no sidewalks in front of your US mansions?

NO!

So why do you build that PRIMITIVE RUBBISH HERE?

First of all, we don't have the technical capability and money to build those covered roads you are showing in these pictures in most states. Maybe states like Lagos and Rivers and of course, the FCT may afford it, and that's it. If you don't know, there are all kinds of tunnels directly under the road. The drainage is not necessarily at the side of the road and covered. Constructing such roads even when we have the capacity would cost so much you would think they government officials are stealing the money. We would rather have these simple roads that are easier to build and maintain, and then build many of them.

The priority should be as many motorable roads as possible. Building covered roads require extra infrastructure and its attendant cost that has nothing to do with roads. For example, the whole city drainage system must be planned and built first, otherwise that covered road system will not work. You will just have flooded streets everywhere, and with that the roads will all go bad again.

yyba:
Those that means everyone should disobey court orders? Where were when he was disobeying court orders? What did you do as patriotic Nigerian?

What is good for the goose is good for the gander. Wike of all people have no moral justification to complain. Let people who have been obeying court orders complain, not Wike.

Shadomaan7:
Wike is doing well as the FCT minister. Those who want to be petty should be petty alone without dragging others

When they say Wike is causing problems in Rivers, you start talking about Wike doing well as FCT minister. What is the relationship between the two?

Every politician out of power knows how to quote the law, but when they are in power, the law is the last thing they are interested in. Nthing new here.

helinues:
Whether Wike is right/wrong or Fubara is right/wrong is not what I am concerned about in Rivers state.

My own issue in particular is with Gov Fubara, to those who have been defending him, when last have you seen Sim commissioning any projects in Rivers state? Please be sincere

At least, the Wike that's he has been claiming of distracting him in the state has been seen severally visiting different project sites in FCT without claiming of being distracted by anyone while promising more.

Except if Sim was elected to be given excuses rather than facing governance

A fly that thinks itself a bird. Who know you? 🤣

Way to go.

CyrusVI:


Which Tinubu?

The one that ordered IGP to send back all withdrawn Security personel?

Why would a president focus on just one state when there are many baffling issues across the country?

Get a life, Chidalu

Who has the powers to withdraw police?

CyrusVI:



Who is the State CSO?

Its unreasonable to mention Wike thats in Abuja in such case and I dont see anything wrong in what PBAT did

You are responsible for your state,bro.

Mtchewwwwwww

yyba:
And some people will be hailing FUBARA for disobeying court orders

What does the court order say?

Hehe. This life na turn by turn.

helinues no de give up at all! 😀😀

You want to form victim when the real victims are the innocent Nigerians your useless government have bullied into multidimensional poverty. For supporting this government, you, helinues should have been apologizing for the ineptitude of your boss every morning you wake up and loggin to Nairaland, a place where you had laundered the image of an obviously incapacitated Tinubu prior to the 2023 general election. Instead, you keep starting one idiotic post or another, and jumping from one thread to another spewing garbage.

🤮

en0uwem:
Read with interest till I got to this point:

Timothy also decried how a HND graduate was appointed Bursar of the university contrary to the provision of service of the university which spelt that only candidates with a minimum of first degree would be considered for appointment as Bursar

Long hiss...
Imagine the discrimination. One would've thought it was an SSCE holder that was appointed.

Interesting take. You would rather discriminate against SSCE holders?

LOL! NTA still exists?

If I were Fubara, I will move the LG elections to after the NEC.

RichDad25:
criticising the President Tinubu will worsen Nigeria situation let us give him time man beg nigerian

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_Wb4Wi4jqU

Funny. Why should criticism worsen the situation. Nonsense talk.

Misleading title.

ASUU Gombe state university chapter declares indefinite strike.

The bolded is important.

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