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bnovative:What exacty is adding up dingbat? Do you lack comprehension skills or you've stubbornly allowed your brain to be engaged? Here is the link => https://www.nairaland.com/2501488/buhari-writes-saraki-75million-edo#36595552 https://www.thecable.ng/finally-buhari-writes-saraki-75m-edo-loan World bank had already approved a $225M budget to edo state which was to be released in 3 tranches They had sought senate approval for the first tranche that was released to them. This is the second tranche which is more of an administration exercise since the loan was already pre-approved ages ago Stop creating sensational stories whilst making yourself look stupid in the process |
UjSizzle:Funding isn't necessarily the issue darl, it's more of coordination, time resources, willing volunteers and shared desire/common goal We can only try at the end of the day but I'm sure a lot can be achieved if we stay motivated |
Them go collect 1M in that state? |
Matthewbriggs:You can certainly help with the vox pops Let's do it guys |
Abeg that mayehun go make sense die ![]() |
standd:We invent our own rape awareness day and ask our volunteers to wear their T-shirts and create vox pops, seminars or public concerts in their universities, neighbourhoods or work environment |
What positive actions can we do to raise awareness of the plight of those without a voice Positive messages displayed on Tshirts Public campaign across the nation by NL volunteers Dedicated NL volunteer team (Investigators, counsellors and lawyers) willing to respond to reported cases within a short period of time Free banners permanently displayed on NL linked to a dedicated thread with information on how to go about reporting such incidents NL uni students encouraged to act as ambassadors in helping to curtail the evil menace by actively engaging in educating their peers Bla bla bla |
kennydee05:Fvck the 5% hullabuloo. This is a man with impeccable CV so fingers crossed his Intellectual ability will transcend into stellar performance at the helm of the Nation's engine room |
danvault:You are trying to pass a genuine as fake. That ain't no replica as the design and brand is closely aligned I might as well forward your post to the brand police |
Why should a fake watch cost that much? |
Funjosh:They wanted what wasn't feasible and we strongly believe we've done the possible best in that circumstance so that's certainly that and we aren't looking back |
Moz22:Are you practicing hood english with moi? Relax bro.... You need to smile more often |
Moz22:Just let me know if you are interested in either of the shuga's so I can help you put a word or two in |
Moz22:I be wan dash you proper tie before but this your mouth ehn You berra go wash am |
Moz22:What are you saying? |
Toks2008:Have you even paused for a few seconds to understand why some women stay in loveless marriages? Majority are clouded and guided by the holy books which didn't take 21st century challenges into consideration when it was written Some do so because they simply have no choice as they've had to rely on their spouses for all basic amenities Some do so because of stigma and the fear of the unknown We don't have strict family laws in Nigeria hence the reason why men are able to lord over their wives and get away with murder time and time again It's very wrong to advice women to accept bad marital vices just because it's common practice even though it's always going to be at their own detriment. You need to educate them that their success and happiness should never be tied to any man. They need to be strong willed, empowered and understand marriage isn't necessarily the ultimate success |
IsraeliAIRFORCE:This thread was meant to celebrate una rich heritage but you can't just hold yourself back but to do what you know how to do best |
MrsPhyno:Ignore the guy abeg...he is forever bring out conjectures from his Anus as well as talking like he is some sort of expert on things he has absolutely no clue about. He isn't a muslim and foolishly assuming those wives that allow their husband to marry more wives do so out of love for their husband |
Toks2008:You've politely asked the ladies to accept their cheating husbands as it's a societal norm and instead focus on their kids. I'm now asking you to consider these same women in their 40s or 50s when the children would have left home. Don't you think they will be depressed as a direct result of their loneliness and years of romantic neglect from their husbands? |
Whynotthetruth:Why are you so quick to conclude the article was based on speculation whereas yours was based on facts We are all using deductive reasoning in arriving at our positions Do you know how they refine crude as in the technical specifications for the process plants? So let's talk about basic chemistry, crude is refined through a seperation technique called fractional distillation. So you flow the crude into a tank which is then heated after which the seperated products can be extracted at different temperatures In engineering terms, you need a network of pipes to transport the raw, by and products. You will need guages and valves You need gas to heat the tank bla bla bla What I'm getting at is trying to understand which of these stages of seperation process would have completely shut the refinieries down The only probable reason that comes to mind is clogging and rusting of pipes which could have been rectified without needing a complete shutdown |
Whynotthetruth:With regards to point 4 of your original post, what's the reason for the complete shutdown of our refineries if they admitted production would be ongoing alongside the planned maintenance I might accept if their reason for complete shutdown was due to the profitability and viability of running a refining petrochemical state owned company considering the price of crude and tight profit margin. |
porka:So in your warped mind, the specific design of the refineries in question will be in a text book? Engineering is not about textbooks... It's about fundamentals and applying them to specific conditions to arrive at desired outcomes |
porka:Dude, forget text book definitions and think practicality. I have an MSc in Engineering and i know how these things work |
mykel25:You opened the link but still ignorant to the fact that you probably got played for a fool by the past administration Geez.... What ever happened to using your brain How come the refineries never worked for a single day during the past administrations even though they clearly stated that the TAM wouldn't totally shut down production? How come they increased crude SWAPS and deliberately starved the refineries crude to refine How come you fail to connect these unanswerable questions as deliberate sabotage by the past govt Forget politics and be honest with yourself.... This isn't about GEJ but lives of you and those that matter to you! |
Whynotthetruth:They kept on making contradictory statements with ferocious false promises Basically, the link you provided suggested the following: Contract was initiated during GEJ era (we know this as money was budgeted and appropriated accordingly for it) The contract was to increase the output (This suggests the refineries weren't faulty but wasn't working at their optimum performance level due to lack of routine maintenance) They promised to continue refining crude whilst the routine maintenance was ongoing (We actually know they increased crude SWAPs whilst making the refinieries totally redundant by starving them of crude and may have done so to accelerate the stealing of crude and lining of their pockets) They promised to finish the maintenance by the first quarter of next year (I know there isn't anything unsual about project finishing on time and within budget but we have to consider this is Nigeria where nothing works. The only plausible conclusion is that, the refineries were probably good enough to work at above average capacity but the so called benefactors of subsidy fraud mounted pressure on Diezani to frustrate all GEJ's efforts to revive it) |
Beremx:It's a positive publicity stunt => Awareness Simple ! I'm trying to act tough...lool I dey oooo..... I'm going to take up the offer when i'm in town |
Beremx:It's all about having a perfect story by living through their real life experience She carried a 20 litres of water on her head and walked miles They younger one in the middle carried 40 litres Are you getting the gist? |
Beremx:Are you aware of bill and melinda gates foundation? Bringing them water which is supposed to be one of the basic things every human being should not have to suffer to get wouldn't have been far reaching as it won't create the same awareness as this stunt. You can safely assume they would have provided a solution alongside the awareness campaign |
onatisi:He is relaxing in his nice mansion whilst Nigerians still wallow in abject poverty Yeah i get it, it's no longer his problem even though he was probably one of the few that contributed to it |
Beremx:They actually put a lot of their funds where it matters It's about raising awareness of the plight of women across Africa and i'm sure clean and easily accessible water will be on the agenda henceforth |
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I hope she is doing good. Wish she can get more from the money raised for DJ. Just thinking anyway.
