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The Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) has denied being owner of the proposed Badagry Dry Dock Project as being speculated in some quarters. The organisation said the speculation was false as Nigeria LNG was not the owner and was not investing in the building of any dry dock. Nigeria LNG, it said, has a singular business focus – processing and exporting LNG, and has no interest in investing in a dry dock anywhere in the world. The owner of the proposed dry dock in Badagry is a consortium of other Nigerian companies under the name of Badagry Ship Repair and Maritime Engineering Company (BSMEC), which the NLNG is not a part of. According Kudo Eresia-Eke, general manager (external relations), NLNG, in a press statement, NLNG’s only interest is and still remains, encouraging investors to consider building dry docks in the country to save the nation’s foreign exchange and save local ship owners, like ourselves, the trouble of having to go overseas for dry dock services. “Nigeria LNG would thus be pleased to see more dry dock projects emerge in different parts of the country, but will not be investing in any. It is thus fair to add that not being an investor in dry dock, NLNG cannot dictate to investors where to site their projects,” according to the statement. The company has therefore appealed to those who are issuing threats based on wrong information to review their position in the light of this clarification. Besides, threats can only discourage other investors from coming to the region. It assured those agitating that the NLNG remained a good and valuable corporate citizen helping to build a better Nigeria. Source: www.businessdayonline.com/2015/08/nigeria-lng-denies-ownership-of-badagry-dry-dock/#.VcWnjjNw0jM |
hot indeed |
good |
Good for them. BTW, this story isn't new,it was first reported by punch some years ago. |
That's where I am serving, The level of hygiene of some of d residents is Just too low, open defecation is a norm here. A lot of sensitization needed to be done. |
Agents of manipulation with instruments of confusion. |
CHARLYX9:Lol, keep on hating. Yeah we are happy introverts! |
Results: You always like to spend time alone as you prefer to focus on your inner world. People may think your living style is boring but actually you enjoy yourself so much. You may not be shy, but you think having a few best friends is better than having a bunch of Facebook friends. Incredibly true about me. |
iamayodeji:You're right man! I feel safe and secured in d night. |
Olarewajub:Good morning everyone, The first point reminded me of my brother's wedding some years ago, I was dragged there, I hide myself in d car till d end of d event. I didn't feature in d pics or video. I was later questioned when d videos were played that why didn't d camera picked me? I Just smiled then they understood. |
leadzeal:You're not alone bro, they think we've got mental prob Co's they find us weird nd outta this world. I used to hate myself to d extent of contemplating suicide all due to the pressures nd criticisms of those who find our lifestyles crazy. |
chalantmike:I beg to differ sir, truly an introvert can boil inside when offended but that doesn't mean we can't express our dissatisfaction. Humility and not wanting cause any form of attention is common to most introvert. |
chalantmike:I think being irritated and uninterested in some other people's activities is not arrogance or being snobbish. Introverted people are The most humble set of people u can ever come across but people Don't know it. |
This thread is a great relief, I love being alone, can
stay indoor for days without people knowing, walk
around only in d night, I Don't waste words, if I
Don't have something important or beneficial to say
I keep my lips sealed. It's quite unfortunate that
being an introvert in this part of The world hasn't
been easy, people think ure arrogant and a snub,
some even think u ve got some mental problems.
Our extrovert colleagues Just need to study nd
understand our solitary nature. |
Ajibel:The extros make us complain. |
This thread is a great relief, I love being alone, can stay indoor for days without people knowing, walk around only in d night, I Don't waste words, if I Don't have something important or beneficial to say I keep my lips sealed. It's quite unfortunate that being an introvert in this part of The world hasn't been easy, people think ure arrogant and a snub, some even think u ve got some mental problems. Our extrovert colleagues Just need to study nd understand our solitary nature. |
Happy birthday oga Sodiqyinka, I sincerely wish u long life and prosperity. |
mcdokwe:That will be lovely if true. Thanks. |
Almansur1:Alright Thanks. |
Almansur1:Thanks bro. can u pls tell us mobile network situation in d camp? Greatest uite! |
richybanky:Same happiness here. wow, u got posted to niger state. Safe trip bro! |
donchizzy07:follow this thread u will get relevant info there www.nairaland.com/2284704/plateau-batch-a15-lets-meet msg this line for d whatsapp group 0703 053 6793 |
OAM4J etal pls front page |
Respite at last! |
Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria on Friday reached an agreement with the National Association of Road Transport Owners to suspend their strike, according to an official. MOMAN Executive Secretary, Mr Femi Olawore, made this known while speaking with newsmen on the ongoing impasse with the government over outstanding fuel subsidy payment. According to him, the marketers are owing members of the transport association about N20 billion and their inability to offset the debt prompted the suspension of the lifting of products. However, he said, following the release of N154 billion to marketers by the Federal Government as part payment of the subsidy, they had in turn offset part of the debt they owed the transporters. Olawore said government had yet to redeem N200 billion it is owing the marketers as subsidy payment. He said the the marketers, with the understanding of NARTO members, had given government a grace of two weeks to settle the remaining payments. “We have scheduled to meet with the Coordinating Minister of the Economy on Monday, but if the meeting fails to address the issue we have tabled, then we will continue with the action” he warned. According to him, some of their members have started receiving payment, adding that the marketers will pay NARTO in proportion of what had been received. Olawore said the marketers were ready to cooperate with the government but warned that unless the payment was made in two weeks, the marketers would return to their action. www.punchng.com/news/petrol-scarcity-narto- suspends-strike/ |
richybanky:he's right www.punchng.com/news/petrol-scarcity-narto-suspends-strike/ It's today! |
Mcowubaba:It's not wickedness my brother, Nigeria isn't yet ripe for such. Quite sure her other colleagues from Adamawa won't give her their votes. It's the Senate not house of reps or assembly. |
Solange3:OK thank u very much |
[quote author=Solange3 post=33317649]YABA and Jibowu... [/quoteThanks,but my place is Quite far from there and d booking ish in dis era of fuel scarcity is making to think. |
Good for her. Her chances is as slim as the rope I use to dry my clothes at the backyard. |
Solange3:Where is their park located in Lagos? |
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