mobbi_06: In my opinion this offers a very solid solution to Nigeria's energy problems. we are all talking about natural gas but what we do not realize is that focusing our attention on natural gas creates a path dependence which will be difficult to overcome in the long run,thus reducing our options and ability to respond to market risks and volatility.
Similarly, by focusing on natural gas only, we are inadvertently creating an undiversified energy sector and given that natural gas prices and supply tends to follow that of oil, and that electricity is characterized by volatility, we will be exposing ourselves to price shocks and supply disruptions; the increasing the volatility in the system.
As someone rightly pointed out, Nigeria's carbon footprint is inconsequential when compared to other countries like the US, UK, China, and even Germany so in my opinion we can afford a coal plant or two. This is even more important when we consider the fact that coal offers cheap affordable electricity, and the retrofits (like filters, scrubbers, flue-beds) that can help reduce the Nitrous, sulphur and mercury pollutants that coal generates.
Also, there are unconventional technologies like the Integrated Gasification Combined cycle (IGCC) which turns coal into gas by synthesis (Syngas), removes the impurities, and allows the combustion of clean natural gas obtained from the coal.
Nigeria as a signatory to the Kyoto protocol can take advantage of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) program, that is available to developing countries who are part of the Kyoto protocol, to bring such unconventional coal tehnologies to the country.
If we have the property strategy and regulatory approach, we can make it work...

You just spoke my mind 100% (especially d aspect dat has to do with d conversion: aspect of biotechnology). Thanks for saving me the stress of typing.

Nigeria =failed state
Nigerians= confused people.
How many of u knows ur fundamental human rights, say less d rights of a president to the extent of wanting to dictate his orders. As far as d director is not againt d masses, the story line is interestin, not gud characters though, let's see how d movie will go.

...But if i don't find a job, i'll sure head to the classroom.

Thanks guys for this eye-opener.This has been my debate with some of my colleagues since our final year on campus. I have always be of the opinion of work after graduation while most of my colleagues prefer further studies with the hope of hitting it big afta dat. All thanks to GOD dat i graduated last year & made a second class upper. So i was hoping to work at least before going for service & if it happens that i find a gud job & d employer willing to accept me during my service year i wouldn't mind. But all dat efforts were futile,as one of my cousines even adviced me to relax & look 4ward to furthering my studies after my service. Though, i boycotted his advice and made some contacts personally, i was also adviced to go for service first. So i've been idle ever since. I'll be making june/july nysc batch & still hope to continue in my job hunt. Further studies can wait till further notice...

Hope this would be realistic. But why not make dis info confidential to avoid attack by BH. Abi na mouth them jux dey make?

Rubbish! I don't want to know whether the call was fake or not. I just want to wake up one morning & think that the whole BH was a night mare. Tired of seeing the name making headlines.

Pls be happy. What makes you think he wouldn't have divorce you too? Try and forgive him for your own sake, because he doesn't deserve that space in your heart. If you keep having him there you may scare another Mr. Right away. You made a mistake by not chosing right, but i'll advice you don't dwell on it. Free your mind and live your life. The good has to go sometimes for the best to come.

1. AED dictionary
2. Kjv bible
3. Smartware automatic recorder
4. Netquin mobile antivirus
5. Xplore
6. Ebuddy
7. Google maps
8. BluetoothFTP
9. Browsers(bolt, OM, UCWEB)
10. Games(soccer, contra, tomb raider, die hard, hell striker e.t.c.)

incredible!

no.
Did u give out xmas present(s)

Lord have mercy!

Reminds me of a situation i've bin into, I've always bin admired by pretty girls and some even want intimacy which i dnt give in to, At a time i noticed i was in deep luv wit dis particular girl which i tried to make her understand but she never wanted anything oda dan frndship. I tried to convince for more dan a year all to no avail. I foundout she doesn't care abt me as much as i do, but then i never stopped loving her. Even wen am dating someone else now, i still love and think abt her more cos i feel she's the one i shuld be with. Since she's not interested, i have no choice dan to let her be. Though i still call her, but dnt bother her abt relationship no more-she neida call nor text except on my bday,

Laff dey catch me o, Nice thread

Lies, cheating, not keeping up with promises and appointment

Why bothering ursef? She doesn't feel u anymore, Dnt u knw wen u r supposed to quite?

Congratulations to Mr. Bright

It's a matter of choice and preference. I'm short and cute and i have hot tall pretty girls all flaunting around me,

This is really very nice

bought my Glo sim #1,500 in December 2004,
with #500 free credit which exhausted on Magic Plus ignorantly.

Different folks, different strokes.
am not tall, i'm of average height, clear tan (brownish) skin, but the girls love me. pretty girls giving compliment and some wanna bond.
OTHERS WILL APPRECIATE UR LOOKS IF YOU APPRECIATE YOURSELF.

WATCH AND SEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
KEEPING MY FINGERS CROSSED.

Safe by M.I (fast rap, Rhymes with good flow)
"there can never be anoda rap this fly, it had to be done by anoda M.I"

@ pweety4me
pls get me a bottle of moet, also invite a lap dancer for a "seductive teaser"

oh!!!!!!! what a day?

Waiter pls!

serves them right. bunch of incompetent fools,

i need settind for either op 2.0 and 4.2 or both. my email add is matthgodfrey@yahoo.com

thanks in anticipation.

@poster
ur question is very very wrong becos it says "nigerian women". Almost all nigerian women bear deir husband's surname. I think ur concern shud be why dese women u named added deir fathers' name to deir names. Also, comparing dese Nigerian women to their U.S of A counterpart is wrong cos they are from diff countries nd tribe,so they have diff traditions nd beliefs. Anyways,if the husband is not complaining i wonder why anybody shuld. If my prospective wife wants 2bear her father's name then ll i be bothered. I think this is a personal issue rather dan national,