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How do we define this action now? Will this man say he read the situation as helpless and decided to torch the APCs to deny BH getting hold of them? Is he actually maliciously reducing the army's battle readiness in that sector so BH can gain the upper hand? Investigators, over to you. I just tire. |
Nigerians are gradually being desensitised! A few years ago, this would have been alarming indeed. Now, we're like, OK. Next! Baba God, Help! |
Chai! |
Yusluv77:GUY! ![]() 4 Dis early morning? ![]() O'boi! You vex o! Oya, over to the GEJ till 2027 peeps! |
Someone's prayers are being answered! |
I wonder too..... The wife wants one more after two difficult pregnancies that ended in Caesarian Sections.......!!! My mind can't deal with it right now. |
I dey try chop am sometimes. |
So true. But, pessn wey don find work tire get choice? The above is the exact reason the bad bosses get away with being bad. That and the fact that companies rarely give employees any real training in this country, keeping employees "cheap" and expendable! *sighs* |
Wow! Just........... Wow! Eye opener! |
prettyboi1989: U can't teach a novice to learn new things in a factory, u do all dat in school, u don't learn how to construct a building on a site, ud av to go learn civil engineering, ud don't learn how to assemble an ac in a factory when u av no idea the chemicals used in the compressors, u get taught in school. The only learning done in factory is the different ways to apply what uve been taught in school. Why can't oil workers get HSE certificate in their work place? U don't learn how to use autocad in d office. All dese are only applied in a workplace/factoryGod bless you! Reverse engineering asks questions like "why is this system built this way? What is the most efficient way of repeating the construction? Can we improve on it? If so, how? In the Auto industry, reverse engineering should result in assembly plant and process design and modifications. You teach that to potential plant designers and managers, not techies who sit day in day out at their station doing one repetitive job like, mount the radiator, wait for the next car in line, mount another radiator...... Teach it to automobile engineers who can grasp practical versus ergonomic design, metallurgist who will understand material selection for auto parts. Abi? I make sense small? |
logicboy01: This is actually a silly decision.Reverse engineering is about knowing how something was DESIGNED and BUILT so you can DESIGN AND BUILD YOUR OWN AS WELL OR EVEN BETTER! Put it in INNOSON PLANT??!??!! How many people will benefit from it? In a University, now that's better! My opinion, tho. |
At all at all na im bad..... Better than nothing, innit? In fact, waaaay better than nothing! All of u yabbing CovenantU, think again! Na LASU Dem for go put an na! De same students wey una wan help na den go destroy de tin in de name of ALUTA! !! |
2tex: Oga, no single company manufactures all d components used in its products. Talking about computers; pls open up the board of ur popular ''hp'' pc, notice d diff coys dat manufacture d chips and other components there.Well said! I'm just worried Innoson might not actually be manufacturing ANY components in their vehicles. I can't be right, I'm sure. They gotta be the ones making the LOGO! !! |
AlfaSeltzer: Major Uchendu. ![]() Yu go kill pessin o!! Chai!! |
uzoexcel: religion once said the earth was flat and anyone who disproved it was termed a heretic...thanks to science for disproving that factIn Isaiah 40:22, the Bible says the Earth is round! |
Whizpeter: COREN nko.. COREN ni..Hey, Guy....... Plenty COREN Registered Engineers dey for site o! I am one! Please get registered as soon as you can. It may open doors when you least expect. I know my own big break is around the corner! It's always better for an opportunity to meet you prepared. |
dolphpaul: im an Engineer A COREN member by the way.Its sad hearing a learned man and leader of many talking this way.Is it the fault of the owner or as a result of using sub standard materials.How many so civil Engineers are qualified to be called structural Engineers.The fault is partially the house owner but fully the supervising Engineer.just all in the name of making money.A good Engineer is after a good name than money.Bro, I'm also a COREN registered Civil Engineer, and I can say that most building owners in Nigeria don't patronize us professionals for their projects. They prefer quacks "Baba Risi and sons construction company", because they help them build "cheaper". I have lost my job because I stood my ground and caused my boss to bring down a building built with substandard blocks. I lost another job months after getting it because the Company is using concrete below the design.grade, and I spoke against it. Well, calling for the death sentence for owning a collapsed building is only so much hot air, but the owners pay the piper and expect to dictate the tune. A lot of Engineers only want to protect their "garri " and so compromise themselves for job security. I suffered a lot because of my convictions and was out of a job for the best part of the last 2 years. Will I stand up to my employer again? Probably. I feel a very hefty fine and compensation for injury or death due to the building collapse may do well enough. |
omenka: I find it hard to believe there is a more fvcked up government on this planet than the government of Nigeria!!Next to a slow, painful death as Ebola gradually dismantled the tissues and blood vessels, The electric chair is a mercy! I am short of words! |
pDude: Eko o ni ogbanje oDude, this is not funny. Are you saying Fash should tackle Ebola alone? Ebola that is an international emergency? The biggest, gravest outbreak in history? What exactly are you trying to say? |
GodMode: The creator won't create a cure for your problems.. U'll have to use the brain given to you for that.That is your own opinion. Well, here is mine. Ebola has been around for decades. There have been outbreaks before. There has never been an effective drug all these years and still Africans are not all dead! There MUST be a GOD who loves us, otherwise, left to our so-called leaders, we're goners! |
lynpetra: Any kind of development is development,weather it is necessary or not.As for the bolded,lol,i really don't know,but then,this news is really a good one since we don't need to spend too much on importation of sea foods from overseas.More of thus vessel should be acquired as the sea has the highest quantity of food that can feed the whole world.I like your answer. However, as Nigerian adults with some recollection of our recent history, I'm sure we must recognize that our problem has never been that of lack of ideas, but of sustainability of our projects. We've had issues with a national air fleet. Is it in commercial fishing that we will now succeed by waving a magic wand? Some endeavours ought to be left to the private sector, regulated by Government. This is one of them, in my opinion. Companies and individuals can invest in trawlers, some in processing plants, some in cold rooms ie storage, and we can have a robust industry that way. Inland fish farming is a sector I believe is left largely unexplored in this country. I will like to see FG more in that area. |
pedestal82: Non of u haters noticed the fact that, this move will reduce fish import by 25 percent. Which is very good for our economy. This is the first time since indepenence that any govt ever thought about such concept of deep sea fishing.Bro, please we went to school too, you know. How many vessels were commissioned? If the answer is "one", then, can this one vessel catch all the fish we will eat for a year in Lagos alone? If the money spent on this ship, not minding the amount swallowed by polithiefcians, is judiciously used to develop fish farming, that will yield more returns than one deep sea trawler ever can. Plus, Nigeria's waters can be overfished with time, because we obviously don't throw fertilized fish eggs in the ocean! It's not about hating anybody, Bro. It's about using our brains. Peace. |
lynpetra: Good development. Was discussing this issue just yesterday with a friend, about acquiring fishing vessel when he has money.I can imagine the big prawns and lobsters underneath our waters.Good fishing equipment s can actually get them out in large quantity and sizes.OK. But, why is FG going into FISHING?! With ONE ship? Or does FG have a deep sea fishing fleet we know nothing about? Is this what we need now? |
niclaus: Hmmmm see what Mr Sawyer did to us. But this movement will be difficult to monitor.If not Sawyer, then some faceless dude traveling by road or even some dead guy shipped over for a "befitting burial" Wahala dey o! |
Sucks to be bereaved right now...... But are all corpses in Nigeria Ebola corpses? What of those who died before the outbreak and have been marinating in the morgue waiting for their relatives' economy to improve? ( )This is a recipe for issues. |
Firefire: Thank you Jesus.You forgot "Eyin iya, eseun o, eyin agbaagba, eseun o, eyin apapo eleye, esee tI e o je koju ti wa o " |
hunter21: why wont they give him work permit, because hes not from england, germany or spain?Nope. Because he's not yet 18. |
fowowe411: I don't know what to say but you are a Fool.Sorry I don't mean to insult you but am just tryin to say you are a fool!Imagine him insinuating that LASG should've spent money prepping random private hospitals and keeping them in constant readiness in case there's an outbreak of ebola!! When FG clearly gorked up big time by not having emergency containment protocols ready for such a case. All they had to do was to keep a few teams. (Doctors, nurses, paramedics) specially trained, preferably military, on alert and fully equipped, with an emergency airlift plan in place. They could've been on ground within an hour of the Ebola diagnosis. What is even wrong with having just one quarantine facility, a BIG one, with helipad and a landing strip? Our leaders are not proactive! #Dasall. |
Sincere9gerian: Beremekwensu, I have already criticized the FG but it is the constitutional responsibility of the state govt to mobilize private hospitals IN LAGOS for possible Ebola case. The Lagos state govt FAILED WOEFULLY in that regard. If that private hospital had been primed for possible Ebola case, the situation would have been different. What we have currently is 10 new cases of CONFIRMED Ebola, all contacted from the index case (the Liberian). I mean that is the hallmark of a CATASTROPHIC healthcare system. It means Fashola presided over a catastrophic health care system in the last 7 years. That is shameful.You don't give up, do you? Sorry, I don't know you and you don't know me. I've never quoted you before, I usually skip your post once I see it's you. However, today, I'm gonna make an exception, and ask you a sincere question (pun not intended): What keeps you guys going? Is it like you have a supervisor who surfs the web and checks if you've made your daily quota? Just curious. |
All of us shouting 'bad roads' may be correct, but not in the manner you think. To most Nigerians, a 'good' road is one that has no pot holes, bucket holes, tank holes and all the other types of holes. Well, IMHO, all roads in Nigeria are not good, because they are not safe! How many of us have driven along Abuja-Kubwa-Zuba expressway? Is the road 'good'? With those gullies they call drainage channels? I fear for those who will ply Lokoja-Abuja when it is finished. Cars will fly from one lane to the opposite one in some places. Sometimes I think our roads are designed by serial killers. Drivers, especially those ones that load 'ilu oke' from iyana ipaja and oshodi are nutcases! Raving mad! I have some harrowing experiences moving from Lagos and RCCG camp to Osun in those buses. RIP to the dead. I don tire for to dey tok dis tin sef. |
Firefire: Congrats in advance, Ogbeni Rauf Adesoji AregbesolaBooked! Let me sleep first. See you tomorrow! |
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.Its so damn expensive to buy in the market and in restaurants you spend nothing less than a 4 grand to eat just a sauce from sea foods.