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I nominate the following governors: 1. Raji Fashola - Lagos State Governor 2. Akpabio Godswill - Akwa Ibom State Governor 3. Rotimi Ameachi - Rivers State Governor 4. Oshiomole - Edo State Governor 5. Sule Lamido - Jigawa State Governor. Rochas has no bizness on dat list. Free education my foot. Let him provide infrastructure. If anything his iron undemocratic handling of the LG councils in his state should disqualify him. |
Y is it up for sale? How do you intend getting the container off? |
Iyykanu: Gentlemen, Proshare has done it again the new autentic document 227 pagesConfirmed. Quite different from the other. Would find time to edit my previous posts. |
Why are our journalists like this? Since when did a lieutenant become a "top military official". Rids the reporter and story of any credibility even if likely true. |
Iyykanu: Lolo, I am looking for it too, got excited when I saw your link only to find out it is the same I downloaded from Proshare.The search continues. Wonder why there's no visible min of petroleum site whilst the minister said otherwise. |
jp philips: http://www.ipaidabribenaija.com/petroleum_industry_bill.pdfNot the correct PIB according to our minister. No coat of arms, seal watermarks seen on each page. |
Iyykanu: http://resourcedat.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/NEW-PIB.pdfOk. My bad then. Where can one get the correct one? Can't find the links to Min of Pet website and the NNPC has the very old one. |
Downsides of the PIB Members of staFf including the minister are legally allowed to receive gifts in official capacity (not for personal use). Doesn't spell out how the host communities fund should be administered. Doesn't suggest a particular level of divestment the FG should make from the NOC. My opinion is that it would have said 60% so the FG retains 40% or less once taken public. |
jt2010: OP, Thus i have not read the PIB 2012 bill, but if you that has run through and all you can extract from it are just name changes, then the bill is death on arrival.I don't agree. The "NNPC" now known as NOC would be publically owned can't be "just" a name change. |
jt2010: OP, Thus i have not read the PIB 2012 bill, but if you that has run through and all you can extract from it are just name changes, then the bill is death on arrival.I don't agree. The "NNPC" now known as NOC would be publically owned can be "just" a name change. |
The National Petroleum Directorate is the new Ministry of Petroleum. It would be the Ministers secretariat and shed be the chairman. There's going to be a director general chosen by the presido, as well as other board members. Takes over job of minister/ministry but reports to minister as the chairman of the board. National Petroleum Inspectorate - I fink this is the body to handle licenses and leases for the upstream and downstream sectors. Minister isn't on the board. Presido is to choose its director general and other members of the board. Both NPD and NPI are to create a report of projected annual income for the next fiscal year (startin Jan) and send to NASS on or before the 30th of sept. |
All these agencies/funds are to be created within 3 months of the bills passage. Here's a little info on each agency and fund to be created. 1. National Oil Company: Is to assume assets and liablities of the NNPC to an extent (not wholly). It is to be registered as an ltd but wholly owned by the Ministry of Finance (MOF) and Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) on behalf of the FG. The FG is to make the company listed (or available to the public) thereby divesting parts of its shares within a 3 year period. Dowside - bill doesn't say how much divestment the FG should make. Asset Management Company: to retain assets and liabilites of the NNPC, JVs etc. (Existing NNPC staff are shared between it and the NOC) Host Communities Fund: Each company involved in drilling oil must pay 10% of their NET PROFIT tothe fund each year. Petroleum Technology Developement Fund - didn't read about this |
For those who won't be able to go through, here's my own summary...I only flipped thru myself and may not be 100% accurate. The 2012 PIB looks to create the following agencies, some from scratch, while others to become the new Ministry of Petroleum Resources and parts of the unbundled NNPC: National Oil Company National Petroleum Directorate Nigerian Petroleum Inspectorate Nigerian Petroleum Assets Management Company National Frontier Exploration Service Petroleum Technology Developement Fund Petroleum Host Communities Fund The pib also talks on the Nigerian Hydrocarbon Tax, Gas flaring punishment, and spells out the specific functions of the minister of petroleum. |
For those bothered about implementation, from what I read, the PIB makes it mandatory for the relevant chapters to be executed by the president or minister of finance within 3 months of passage and also ensuring the created agencies go public within a 3 year period. |
Looks good to me. Here's what I belive to be the 2012 PIB. http://resourcedat.com/2012/07/download-draft-petroleum-industry-bill-july-2012/?aid=5119&sa=0 |
Good news. For those talking about relocation...why sud the govt provide an alternative accomodation for ppl who have been contravening the law all along by living in non-designated settlement areas? They should demolish these illegal shanties all the way. |
okosodo: it happened to me, only known pdp peoples name appeared, i was told to go home by the armyLiar from the depths of hell. You honestly knew the voters on the list are all PDP agents? How exactly? |
mukina2: https://twitter.com/MobilePunch/status/224098365909114881What sort of news is this? How is it possible for only 17 people to be registered in a PU under one of the biggest LGAs in the entire Edo State. |
honeric01: How much do you think a gala hawker makes in a day? their profit on each gala is 10 naira and they can only sell between 50-200 pieces in a very thick bumper to bumper hold on.. when there's no hold-up, no sales so tell me, how much is he going to make on an average day?You're right. Bur i also fink your reasoning on a small scale. Dnt forget the gala guy cud be a freelancer in d day and gala guy @ nyt wen the hold ups re more rampart. I sould also let you knw that freelancers dnt rili make 50 or 100 naira per deal unless de re into d kobokobo bizness. Let's take d guys @ berger. De form demselves into groups. Wen u go sell a car dere, its usually thru one of dis groups. De usually add deir own 150k-200k ontop d price of any car model you bring to dem, maybe more. The fin is, in a month each person can make 30k worst case frm diz deals. Now compare dis to a secretary earning 15k bur who where's a suit and blouse to work. Comparatively, the hustling guy, okada man, keke napep and danfo guy earn more bur the problem is d culture dat surrounds d existence of this types (spending earnings on women etc etc) makes dem look shabby and poor except maybe @ parties and church. My point is that for the whites, they have white abd blue collar jobs. Here we have both and anoda category of hustler clsas jobs left to the hustlers - gala guy, recharge card seller etc. I should also point out that underemployment is a different thing from unemployment. I would agree that the hustler class are all underemployed in some cases and not unemployed. |
honeric01: A gala hawker is also employed?If the gala hawker is able to make ends meet frm his hustle, then he is gainfully employed. These so called freelancers make tens of thousands in a month from referrals. Dnt forget that they add deir own commission frm the merchant too, not necessarily frm the buyr alone. Friends in spare parts markets would tell you of how they raised cash for capital frm freelancing before they were able to move up the ladder to getting their own shops I think the oyinbo definition of employment generally doesn't apply to Nigeria as a whole. Atleast we don't sit on our asses waiting for social security checks like they do. |
Nigerians should be realistic for once. He can't possibly leave his family in Kaduna over a situation he has no control over. He's not the chief security officer of the country neither is he responsible for what's going on. What do we expect him to do in such circumstances? |
Bought brand new and used by owner for 6mths. Clean with no scratches whatsoever. Has windows 8 CP os installed. Price: 40k Location: Lagos (alimosho/ikeja axis) Urgent sales...serious buyers only. |
Jimkab: . Only someone who is not trustworthy would claim that our last election was free and fair with the result from the south-south and south-east. General Buhari can sincerely win a free and fair election. U have been getting the rewards of manipulated election. U are instead a baboon.Well, frankly. Assuming GEJ wasn't a candidate and those who voted him decided to opt out by not voting @ all, then Buhari would still not have won the elections. Besides having majority votes, you require atleast 25% of the votes in 2/3 of the total 37 states in the country plus the fct. This is to avoid anyone particular region frm fielding a presidential nominee without atleast some approval from the other zones. Buhari may get 90% of the votes up north, but in the SW, SE and SS can he come up 25% of the total votes cast in two thirds? I seriously doubt so. Let's leave sentiments aside. Buhari can only win if he's on PDP's ticket coz that's the only national party we have. |
@OP, 4.5m is more than enough to get you a 30 tonne truck, give it its first servicing and change any worn out tires. Haulage bizness in Nigeria is highly lucrative but frankly, anyone that promises monthly return rates above N350k - N400k is being either economical with the truth or is only willing to throw around figures to attract ppl like you. In the real sense, haulage is a high income, high risk, high expenses biz. You can't go into the bizness witout a trustworthy person to show you the way. It all depends on what you want to do. Go into the biz yourself, or lease it out on a monthly basis. You can also do hire purchase. |
Christianity as lived by Christ is a religion of peace and humility. Jesus's first Commandment was LOVE UR NEIGHBOUR AS THY SELF. Can you indeed slap someone you love? Can you deploy a violent action (slap) on a neighbor and call dat LOVE? The Bible didn't mention love ur fellow christian. It said neighbor, which includes unbelievers. The slap was a moment of weakness exhibited by Bishop Oyedepo. He sud neva have done that. I'm sure there's atleast one place in the bible that advocates obeying the laws of man and nature sud de not go against the laws of God. Bishop Oyedapo commited sin against mankind by disobeying the moral laws of the land. You do not dehumanise and assault anybody, no mata under what disguise. Religious or Not. As humans we sud learn to see from all angles and not follow the bandwagon. The fact that he's a sound man of God doesn't mean he can't make mistakes or exhibit some temperament. What should have happened should have been a private apology and then counseling to ensure she converts and is indeed saved. That would have been the honorable path to take. |
Kobojunkie: I think you have it twisted there. What I believe is that the ego-maniacal image is meant to serve as some sort of compensation for their lacking in the critical reasoning department. Some claim it is CONFIDENCE . . . **shudders**Valid point. I'm not a psychiatrist so can't say which is which but we are both on the same side. What I find interesting is that Nigerians seem to be more affected by Upward Social Comparison and then we are still one of the happiest people in the world. Ironic isn't it? Any psychologists in the house? |
The problem with Nigerians and Africans I believe isn't the ability or inability to reason critically or make use of logic but that we are to EGOTISTIC to allow for such. You go into many arguments here on Nairaland knowing you have a strong point from the logical point of view but the average Nigerian would never admit wrong doing in his line of reasoning. Dis is our major problem - EGO, Emotions. Take away the "I am Right and You are Wrong attitutde" from us and we'd have a better country. Case study, how many times do you see Nigerians apologizing for wrongdopng. We hardly say "sorry" except when we are under threat. People drive recklessly and abuse u for correcting them, they make mistakes @ work and hate you for highlighting their mistakes. Nigerians just NEVER admit wrong doing. It's not a tribal thing. |
Best thread I've seen in a while. Nigerians need more OPs to explain things the average joe doesn't understand due to inability of access to information. Thanks OP. Aldo I wrote my jamb years ago, your info wud prove very useful when I advice potential jamb candidates around me. |
http://www.africanexaminer.com/oreroad1013 Federal government has expressed displeasure over the speed of work in the rehabilitation and asphalt overlay of Benin-Shagamu dual carriageway handled by Reynold Construction Company (RCC). In a swift reaction, the project manager of the company, Sharon Liblich said inadequate provision is the problem why the job is not moving as planned. The contract which commenced on the 28th May, 2009 has a completion period of 30 months and is expected to be completed 27th December, 2011, according to the contract agreement. The contract sum is N9, 745, 402, 329.89. with a length of 86km. Briefing newsmen during the inspection of the road, the Minister of State for Works, Engr. Chris Ogiemwonyi said RCC should emulate Kopec who claimed that it has done 80 percent of its job on the same road. According to the Minister, “We have seen what KOPEK has done from km109 to the end; at least they claimed they have done 80 percent, whereas RCC has done 28 percent, so we see that disparity, RCC need to expedite action on the site. We are not happy because these three jobs were given the same time to RCC, KOPEK and Enaco in March this year to be completed within 3months, if they had all moved to site at the same time, much would have been done by all the contractors.” |
ikeyman00: zip it!!How does the North enter this equation? Anywayz, you have your opinion, I have mine... |
The entire Africa holds less voting rights than the US, a single country. GEJ endorsment wouldn't amount to much without the backing of Europe and the US. |
globalaid: God have mercy. Blaming rain for your incompetent. It is only in Nigeria that this can happen.Should he go and fetch water that's to feed the dams? Guy relax na. |
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