₦airaland Forum

littleplato:
Hello nairalanders, i need description from sango ota to VI and also can i get to V.I b4 10am if i leave sango as early as 5am

guuudy87:
If na naija now dem go talk say na juju

Askmewhy:
I have not been around since over a week now but I came in to town yesterdsy and I noticed with a great shock the numbers of Toyota yaris small car in GRA, Benin driven by these fear looking and strange Aboki/fulani.
I went to sapele road, ikpoba Hill, ikuen after Agbor park and inside GRA.
These small cars full every where.
These guys sleep inside these cars till day break.
Go to police tweeter page and report same

asuustrike1:
Add the link

windofjustice:
Someone should tell me what to invest with ₦700,000. I am also open for partnerships.

chiagozien:
fulanis Herdmen are nigerians and they have every right other nigerians have.


Freedom of movement,freedom to live anywhere and others.




Fulanis herdsmen must defend themselves against any intimidation.

Davash222:
Giving them ID cards is just like empowering them...like adding a feather to their already accumulated feathers.

dedons:
Bros I waka the who Idumota today

Edoedos:
Really?

Tolexander:
Ryan Shawcross!

This same guy that broke Aaron Ramsey’s leg.

This guy hunted legs sotey he hunted his own leg

Now he will understand and experience the feeling of broken leg and the effect on one’s career

Astark:
The opening of the Greenlight Hub came on the back of Uber officially launching operations in Benin, the capital city of Edo State.

The Uber network is now available in over 600 cities in over 80 countries spanning 6 continents.

Representing the Edo State Governor; His Excellency, Godwin Obaseki at an exclusive press parley, she said: “Uber launching in Benin is one more proof that Edo State is making great strides to its next level of its economic transformation. Over the past 2 and a half years of this administration, we as the government have made deliberate and concerted efforts to make Edo State conducive and attractive to businesses, investors and people from all walks of life.”


In addition, she said: “I am delighted with the work done by Uber to bring development into the state, which will further encourage self-reliance and self-dependence for the people of Edo State.”
Also speaking at the press parley, the General Manager West Africa at Uber, Lola Kassim said: ”We are happy to be launching the UberX product in Benin City, Edo State today. We collaborated closely with the Government of Edo State on the launch because of a shared vision to promote innovation and create business and economic opportunities in the cities where we operate. As we reiterate Uber’s commitment to expansion within the African continent, it’s important to us to work closely with policy and regulators to unlock new markets.”

According to the Head Edo State Skills Development Agency, Ukinebo Dare, “The Government of Edo State says welcome to Uber. We are also quite happy that Uber has chosen to be located at the Edo Innovation Hub, because we realize how important it is for our youth who are being trained here to be exposed to the power of technology and disruptive business models.”

The Uber Greenlight Hub is located within the Edo Innovation Hub complex and will be open Monday through Thursday, from 9am – 4pm, and on Friday, from 9am – 3pm, excluding public holidays.

https://24naija.com/index.php/2019/07/25/uber-officially-launches-in-benin-city/

Talkaboutit:
A Nigerian university with its own power source. What is this a sci-fi movie? No, it’s 2019 and we’ve got the power. The Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU Generates its own electricity and they are looking forward to the benefits.

The Vice-Chancellor of Obafemi Awolowo University announced this at a conference. He spoke about the plans for how OAU generates its own electricity.

“One of the key challenges we have is an unstable supply of energy. In fact, it is so erratic that you cannot plan any meaningful research. Luckily now, we are working with Rural Electrification Agency to provide for us a gas-powered turbine that will generate 8.0 megawatts of electricity.”

The energy needed for the university is roughly 6 megawatts. Although once OAU generates it’s own electricity with turbines it will be up to 8.03 megawatts. The excess energy powered up will be used by neighbouring communities. It’s a win for everyone all around.

However, the most surprising news of all is the revelation of the finish time. This project which started 2017, was due to be completed 2 years after. The October finish is way ahead of schedule. A phrase we all know isn’t often used in these parts.

This is a wonderful achievement. Better research conditions for their science facilities. Better living conditions for the students and staff. Let’s hope more universities follow suit. Whether the government can pick up a few tips from this, is another story. For more on who’s criticizing the government view here.

For more awesome stories check https://talkaboutmag.com

MoonWater:
Jahahha

Lottied:
Pls I need advices on any business I can do to add to my income. I have an office space and some cash.

dayveed1:
Why is there so much evil in this world?