₦airaland Forum

Orijin101:
Ehm. Ehm. . Ehm. . . It all happened yesterday, Her car broke down on the way, then i saw her soliloquizing, i parked my car in the front of hers then i dropped and walked towards her thinking i was coming to help/woo her, i greeted her and she replied with a warming and sexy smile, i asked her what the problem is and she said she also don't know what happened. I started her engine and Glory be to God, she has what i was looking for.

I asked to go and get some sachets of pure waters in the next bus stop and she hurriedly did that, before she returned, i've disappeared with the whole fuel in her car

yungbillionaire:
Simple.....Click on any section of nairakand you want to post....Be it Romance,Celebrity,Politics,Health,Joke et cetera.......The u'll see ''CREATE NEW TOPIC'' just click on it then you're on the go

Exponental:
@op... u are a disgrace to science. will empty can and filled can weigh same? abi fuel scarcity dey worry u ni?
sorry ooo. i hope d bin u took it from wasnt too smelly?

Living by the ocean and dying of thirst......Are they lying?..This is just the bitter truth, nothing but the truth

mejai:
yeah. I have been to d hotel at d peak of d mountain. just on a touring day. Al ain is like an hr drive from Dubai.

I'm glad u know.....U got me laffing really ...He's always on every thread ranting ''FAKE CHANGE''

OREMUSSANCTUS:
He promised us paradise
He must deliver
No excuses

mejai:
I have been there. It's a sight to behold.

bogolobango:
tell us how uncle jona has transformed ur life cos am sick nd tired of dis ur noise "fake change"

Oponu

One of the country’s telecommunications service providers, Airtel Nigeria, has alerted its subscribers of possible service breakdown due to the lingering fuel scarcity in the country.
Airtel, in a text message to its subscribers on Sunday night, however, said it was trying to manage the situation.
In the text message, the company said: “Dear Valued Customer, this is to inform you that due to nationwide fuel crisis our services may experience some strain. We are doing everything possible to manage the situation. Thank you for your understanding.”
The country has witnessed severe fuel shortage in the last three weeks following disagreement between the Federal Government and fuel marketers over the payment of subsidy.
While the Federal Government said it is owing the marketers N131 billion, the suppliers are claiming N200 billion.
In solidarity with the marketers, tanker drivers, who are also being owed, have gone on strike.
All telecommunications service providers rely in the main on fuel, especially diesel, to power their base stations.

Capital Oil and Gas Limited on Sunday commenced the loading of 13 million litres of petrol from its depot in Apapa, Lagos State for distribution to various states to reduce the current scarcity.

The Chairman of the company, Ifeayin Ubah, told newsmen in Lagos that more than 20,000 trucks would be loaded before May 29 to boost the country’s economic activities.

Ubah said the company’s facilities had the capacity to load 13 million litres of the product within the period.

He said: “This comes to approximately 500 trucks of petroleum products on daily basis.

“With this, it is our belief that once again our citizens will begin to smile and return to normal family and work life.

“We call on other petroleum marketers to follow suit and save our nation from this impending economic and social crisis.”

Ubah said the company on May 16 received a message ordering the suspension of loading activities in all depots from May 18.

He said the company realised that the directive was the result of funds owed to transporters by oil marketers who in turn are owed by the Federal Government.

The chairman said the development had resulted in immense hardship for the people.

He said: “We believe that a better solution can be pursued to solve this problem in a way that does not adversely affect our dear citizens.

“We also call on striking bodies to call off the strike and let us work together for the betterment of our people.

“As we brief you this moment, our truck park, port reception facilities and our depot had been ordered open.

“We are ordering and resuming discharge of products from vessels at our berths.

“We have ordered our trucks to commence loading of products and move overnight to every state.”

Ubah lauded the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation and the Petroleum Products Marketing Company for their steadfastness in ensuring the availability of petroleum products.

He said the current PPMC stock level in the company’s storage tanks and buffer stock on vessels awaiting discharge were capable of meeting the nation’s demand for 15 days.

He said: “We wish to emphasise that we have a total solution to the traffic menace on the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway.

“In the coming weeks, we hope to engage the Federal Government, Lagos State Government and other stakeholders in the affected area.

“This will optimally utilise our truck park, which has the capacity to accommodate 1,100 trucks at a time and 5,000 on a shift basis.

“Capital Oil and Gas continues to appeal to Nigerians to accept and support deregulation as this will curb corruption, enhance competition, lead to reduction of pump price for petroleum products and ensure constant supply to meet the demand.

NAN.

CountDracula:
Branded photo, looks like d design was made wit biro and pencil, OP if u think we are fools u must b an slowpoke

At elevations ranging from 5,000 to over 9,000 feet above sea level, Scenic Highway 12 curves 124 miles throughout the rugged landscape of southwestern Utah. The highway took nearly four decades to build and spans the area between Bryce Canyon and Capitol Reef National Parks. If you plan on traveling this way, you can access the highway from either US 89 or Highway 12. As you drive along, take some time to check out popular tourist destinations along the way, such as the Dixie National Forest, the Kodachrome Basin State Park, the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and the Anasazi State Park Museum.

Breathe in the crisp salty air and witness nature at its best as you drive along the rugged southeastern coast of Australia. The Great Ocean Road runs from Torquay to Warrnambool in the state of Victoria and offers dramatic, breathtaking coastal views. Along the route, there are museums, restaurants and beaches, as well as whale lookouts and surf spots. The road also passes by Apollo Bay, Shipwreck Coast, the Great Otway National Park and the Twelve Apostles--a collection of limestone stacks right on the shoreline.

If tight turns and heights make you sick, you might want to skip this road. Col de Turini coils through the Alpes-Maritimes in the south of France and reaches an elevation of 5,200 feet. The dizzying road, which ends in Sospel, is built on retaining walls and is often used for the popular Monte Carlo Rally car race. It has also made appearances in another popular road race, the Tour de France.

Extending to just over seven miles long and snaking to the top of UAE’s second highest peak, the Jebel Hafeet Mountain Road gives visitors panoramic views of the town, Al Ain, below. The road carves a path through a mountain of limestone and ends at the mountain’s peak, where visitors can access a hotel as well as a restaurant

Winding through Fiordland National Park, the heart of the Southern Alps, visitors will find this stunning 144 mile-long road. The road is part of State Highway 94 and connects the town, Te Anau with Milford Sound- a place some will recognize as one of the filming locations for the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy. Along the scenic Milford Road, travelers will get to see lush rainforests, crystal clear lakes and waterfalls as well as the Fiordland National Park