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[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=722086.msg8803308#msg8803308 date=1311799276]^-- Supposedly Lagos State's energy consumption today is 10k+ MW. They get about 1K MW from the FG, and the rest is generated privately.

So the amount the government supplies less than 1/10th of the demand.

Building 20K today for the SE is probably not a bad idea. Whatever you don't use you can sell off, so not a big deal. And the demand might grow faster than you think.

With this sort of thing, I think it is better to overbuild than underbuild. You can always find a buyer of electricity in Africa; after all this continent in general doesn't have enough power. If somehow Nigeria overbuilds, then it can sell excess to Togo, Benin Republic, Cameroon, etc[/quote]How do you suggest the excess power is sold/transmitted across states considering the fact that the major huddle after power generation is transmission.

where da code @

National stadium Abuja

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Lacrissaaaaaaaa
Oya come down to london lemme teach u some few thangs

^^
Abuja

worry246:
So sorry but from the point of view of countries outside Nigeria.
It is not the FEW but the MANY, MANY, MANY.
Sorry but that is the truth & the truth often hurts.

The truth because you have in your possession stats that back your ridiculous claim?

OAM4J:
Dont worry, if I become the president you will remain the 1st lady, and I wont marry more wives  


But seriously, Okonjo Iweala is not about speaking grammar, she is one intelligent woman I know. And my dear it is not rice and beans or godfatherism to get to the level she is now especially in world dominated and controlled by men. Also if you know about her activities while she was Finance Minister under a tough obj, you will know that she is not someone that can be pushed over by some unintelligent boko haram men. Think about it, how many ministers negotiated their terms of engagement before accepting to work with GEJ?

I agree with you that the problem is with us Nigerians and that is why it might be difficult for someone like her to be president. Nigerians are not ready for a change or many are just to dumb or brainwashed not to recognize the need for a change or the change we need. When Nigerians are ready, they will only vote for the likes of Iweala, Fashola, Ameachi, Chime and may be El Rufai, people with track records of achievements and passion to serve.

Nigeria being a democratic country needs more than a super hero to enable her fulfil her ultimate potential.
Impact of Ngozi's main achievement on the common Nigerian is very questionable even though she ought to be applauded.

We need to change from bottom up.

[quote author=BABE! link=topic=720560.msg8800661#msg8800661 date=1311775449]Here is the deal; Madam Ngozi is not the answer to Nigeria's cry for help, (neither is fashola).   We are the answer (the citizens). But, ALAS, we're not even ready to give the answer; we are not ready for a change. We're satisfied with mediocrity. Until we're ready for a change--change ain't gonna come.[/quote]Wa gbayi baje
gbosas^¹⁰⁰

Too damn big

Hey momma

^^^
That's not the OP's point duh
Why should all be prosecuted for sins of bad few?

^^^^
r u saying they don't count during census or census programme is highly restricted?
It's a national stats damn it
Did u even click on the pdf doc?

[quote author=Mrs.Chima link=topic=720181.msg8797949#msg8797949 date=1311750361]Oh I didn't know you work for the American Magistrate court. [/quote]Census Bureau: Number, Timing, and Duration of Marriages and Divorces: 2001 (Issued February 2005) reports that: Roughly 1 in 5 adults has ever
divorced; First marriages that end in divorce last about 8 years, on
average. http://www.census.gov/prod/2005pubs/p70-97.pdf

http://www.divorcereform.org/rates.html#anchor168283

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@pendo
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Select copy image url
click on the reply to a post button on nl
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paste the url (ctrl + V) in between the squared brackets

lisasmiles:
Is there a way if you can find out if the marriage is legal or not?

Check with registry records

^^^^
Traditional weddings aren't legally binded so technically he isn't married

Shez attached

Red pumps or leopard print pumps? I'm a sucker for redddd but leopard being suggestive makes me wanna know whatchu got

3 days or 1 night?
The more the merrier

Just book ya ticket and bring ya sexxxxy behind down herrrreeeeeee

I have 20 days A/L to take before the financial year ends so it's all cooooooliooooooo

kodewrita:
You mean he will soon be dissapointed and frustrated like YOU.

He might succeed where YOU DIDN'T.

That doesnt mean we should encourage delusions but at the same time, lets not kill hopes because of our own failures.

Aspiring billionaires don't seek answers on the internet.
They are already out there working day/night taking risks et al

cutesy:
Omo_tier, Justwise etc etc

Hi and big ups to the amount of goodness on this thread.  

I need your advice an this issue: What can be done if a genuine invitation letter from a relative in the UK has an obvious mistake on it such as the year of birth of one of the invitees? The options being considered are:

1. Request another letter, which will take another two weeks and is really a last resort as he will need to courier it, again  .
2. Submit it like that, and hope it doesn't mean anything and will not disqualify the entire visa application!!!
3. Get him to re-do it, scan and email it across, which is the most convenient option for us all  
4. Submit it like that, but get him to write another signed letter addressed to d uk embassy, scan and email it, explaining the mistake he made on the initial original letter.

NB: The invitees are all going for the first time!!! Virgin passport alert! All other documents are available, valid and original,  

Better if signed too
I have always pdf docs/emailed to prospective entry clearance recipients.
Lot easier and cost effective

[quote author=Mrs.Chima link=topic=720181.msg8792224#msg8792224 date=1311684549]You smelt my pheromones huh? Irresistible mucha. [/quote]Always on ma minddddddddddddd

Detective Q flapping her wings

^^^^^
Yummy

pendo89:
we got some starving bros in somali.   wish i could ship over that menu.

Shipping the menu ain't gonna help them as what they need is the actual ingredients.
Why not donate to the emergency aid fund  

You choose for me babe.
A man is meant to come home to a well cooked food.
Be ma African Queen so off you go to da kitchen

There u go  

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-322490.0.html

Very OK thank u very much
what r u cooking for me?