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I Don know who this Irunni of a guy is who started this trend but please no join if you want Visa.
Aftee dragging Ghana and Uganda yesterday Nigerians still forge ahead to drag US but seriously we geh liver oooh ��

SKYloafFISH:
I don't think your dad made a mistake
Children have a funny way of changing their names once they learn how to write.

Your brother could present his 100 level acceptance form or any documents that bares your dad's signature and name. So far it's an official document, it will still count as an evidence.

The long court process is meant to milk you by some devlish humans...

Thanks a lot dear

To graduate with flying colors n be successful entrepreneur



Meanwhile I still wish for a bag or rice this Xmas � ���

Davash222:
Nigeria Policemen and their incompetence. He can’t even spell his son’s name correctly.
Anything Police matter no concern me.

The mistake might not be from him it may be form the data compilation sir for you to tagged Nigerian police incompetent he is a deceased for Christ sake respect that at least

Thanks for your comment sir...

Dear my fellow Nairalanders

Please I wish to seek your professional advise on this issue which have been going on in my family for the past 9 months and so.

My late father was a retired police officer who was receiving pension under the Sigma pension company before his death,
After his death my mum went to their office for confirmation on how to retrieve his remaining funds of which the organization find out my elder brothers' name which he used as his Next of Kin was having some omission and they opt for court proceedings in oder to validate his identity.

This started around April this year which result to my mum and brother going to the state court and they were told on the cost and other process involved.

- They request for some amount of money to be paid before his change of name application to be processed and published in news paper
- After the payment and every every they asked them to wait for three month of which upon reaching the three month they said their was misconduct on the court were the person that carried the first proceedings impersonate the Judge signatory.

And they asked my mum to pay another sum of 30,000 which she actually don't have

But till date there is no outcomes even when they wrote an official letter to the bank in charge of my late dad's salary to transfer the remaining fund into her account.

Pls I need your help on; how to further get my dad gratuity after this mistake my dad made and to know if it's only in this state that we can do this process as it's really depressing my mum right now that she is broke and has not receive any cash for the past 8months

Pls we need your help this festive period

Since this border closure....


Boko bois kind of been on the low....

Buro ubanchan Kai.... Naija

Let's wait to hear from MTN #

Another wahala, nah waw ooo.



Waiting for Abia, Kogi n Niger state workers to also Para

Niger state matter worse

paddyofboss:
What is wrong with Sunday school.songs?

I no see where I say something is wrong with Sunday school song


Hope unah main church still deh sing Sunday school song?

If u code no quote me

This dude is going places, while korede Belo is busy singing Sunday school songs..

Papa I still deh wait, I know u no go fail us

North Again

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Source: https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2019/07/22/nigerian-govt-siemens-sign-electricity-agreement/

Siemens

President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday witnessed the signing of Electricity Road Map agreement between the Federal Government of Nigeria and German-based Siemens at the State House, Abuja.

The agreement is the outcome of a meeting Buhari held with German Chancellor, Angela Merkel on Aug. 31, 2018.

The Letter of Agreement was signed on behalf of the Federal Government by the Director-General of the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), Mr Alex Okoh, and the Global Chief Executive Officer of Siemens, Joe Kaeser.

Speaking shortly after signing of the agreement, Buhari tasked Siemens and other stakeholders in the power sector to work hard to achieve 7,000 megawatts of reliable power supply by 2021, and 11,000 megawatts by 2023.

“We all know how critical electricity is to the development of any community or indeed any nation.

“And in Nigeria, we are blessed to have significant natural gas, hydro and solar resources for power generation.
“We are still on the journey to achieving reliable, affordable and quality electricity supply necessary for economic growth, industrialisation and poverty alleviation,” he said.

According to him, our goal is simply to deliver electricity to Nigerian businesses and homes.

“My challenge to Siemens, our partner investors in the Distribution Companies, the Transmission Company of Nigeria and the Electricity Regulator is to work hard to achieve 7,000 megawatts of reliable power supply by 2021 and 11,000 megawatts by 2023 in phases 1 and 2 respectively.

“After these transmission and distribution system bottlenecks have been fixed, we will seek in the third and final phase to drive generation capacity and overall grid capacity to 25,000 megawatts,’’ he said.

The president expressed the hope that with the Federal Government’s strong commitment to the development of Mambilla Hydroelectric and the various solar projects under development across the country, the long-term power generation capacity would ensure adequate energy mix.

He further said that it would ensure sustainability in the appropriate balance between urban and rural electrification.

The president recalled that the previous administrations had made futile attempts in the past to fix the nation’s energy problem.

He, however, expressed the hope that the opportunity from Germany through Siemens was a good one that could provide the needed solution.

“Now, we have an excellent opportunity to address this challenge. This Government’s priority was to stabilise power generation and gas supply sector through the Payment Assurance Facility, which led to a peak power supply of 5,222 MW.

“Nonetheless, the constraints remained at the transmission and distribution systems.

“This is why I directed my team to ask Siemens and our Nigerian stakeholders to first focus on fixing the transmission and distribution infrastructure, especially around economic centres where jobs are created.

“While it was evident that more needed to be done to upgrade the sub-transmission and distribution system, our government was initially reluctant to intervene as the distribution sector is already privatised,” he said.

Buhari, therefore, stressed that the agreement would be structured strictly under a government to government framework, adding that no middlemen would be involved in order to achieve its goals.

Monday, July 22, 2019 5:46 pm


Siemens

President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday witnessed the signing of Electricity Road Map agreement between the Federal Government of Nigeria and German-based Siemens at the State House, Abuja.

The agreement is the outcome of a meeting Buhari held with German Chancellor, Angela Merkel on Aug. 31, 2018.

The Letter of Agreement was signed on behalf of the Federal Government by the Director-General of the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), Mr Alex Okoh, and the Global Chief Executive Officer of Siemens, Joe Kaeser.

Speaking shortly after signing of the agreement, Buhari tasked Siemens and other stakeholders in the power sector to work hard to achieve 7,000 megawatts of reliable power supply by 2021, and 11,000 megawatts by 2023.

“We all know how critical electricity is to the development of any community or indeed any nation.

“And in Nigeria, we are blessed to have significant natural gas, hydro and solar resources for power generation.



“We are still on the journey to achieving reliable, affordable and quality electricity supply necessary for economic growth, industrialisation and poverty alleviation,” he said.

According to him, our goal is simply to deliver electricity to Nigerian businesses and homes.

“My challenge to Siemens, our partner investors in the Distribution Companies, the Transmission Company of Nigeria and the Electricity Regulator is to work hard to achieve 7,000 megawatts of reliable power supply by 2021 and 11,000 megawatts by 2023 in phases 1 and 2 respectively.

“After these transmission and distribution system bottlenecks have been fixed, we will seek in the third and final phase to drive generation capacity and overall grid capacity to 25,000 megawatts,’’ he said.

The president expressed the hope that with the Federal Government’s strong commitment to the development of Mambilla Hydroelectric and the various solar projects under development across the country, the long-term power generation capacity would ensure adequate energy mix.

He further said that it would ensure sustainability in the appropriate balance between urban and rural electrification.

The president recalled that the previous administrations had made futile attempts in the past to fix the nation’s energy problem.

He, however, expressed the hope that the opportunity from Germany through Siemens was a good one that could provide the needed solution.

“Now, we have an excellent opportunity to address this challenge. This Government’s priority was to stabilise power generation and gas supply sector through the Payment Assurance Facility, which led to a peak power supply of 5,222 MW.

“Nonetheless, the constraints remained at the transmission and distribution systems.

“This is why I directed my team to ask Siemens and our Nigerian stakeholders to first focus on fixing the transmission and distribution infrastructure, especially around economic centres where jobs are created.

“While it was evident that more needed to be done to upgrade the sub-transmission and distribution system, our government was initially reluctant to intervene as the distribution sector is already privatised,” he said.

Buhari, therefore, stressed that the agreement would be structured strictly under a government to government framework, adding that no middlemen would be involved in order to achieve its goals.



“Our intention is to ensure that our cooperation is structured under a Government-to-Government framework. No middlemen will be involved so that we can achieve value for money for Nigerians.

“We also insist that all products be manufactured to high quality German and European standards and competitively priced.

“This project will not be the solution to all our problems in the power sector. However, I am confident that it has the potential to address a significant amount of the challenges we have faced for decades.

“It is our hope that as the power situation improves, we will improve investor confidence, create jobs, reduce the cost of doing business and encourage more economic growth in Nigeria.’’

The Chief Executive Officer of Siemens, Mr Joe Kaeser said the signing of the agreement was a milestone in the relationship between Nigeria and Germany.

“The journey to this landmark started in August 2018 when the German Chancellor and the Nigerian President met to talk about the opportunities on how to strengthen our populations.

“The two leaders said energy was top on their agenda of what they discussed and clearly without affordable, reliable and sustainable energy in supply, Nigeria cannot be able to achieve sustainable economic development.

“With this agreement and the support of the German government, Nigeria is stepping up to meet this challenge,” he said.

Kaeser also revealed that Egypt mega project was handled by Siemens, adding that the company had successfully managed to boost Egypt’s power generation capacity by more than 40 per cent by connecting 14.4 Gigawatts to the Egyptian national grid.

He expressed optimism that the power agreement would aid the activities of the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) and the eleven DisCos within the country, including software maintenance and support for four years.

troublemakea:
Good for them students are just to stubborn for my liking likeness

Ogun strike u there ijiot I pray make ur ATM hang and all ur download stop at 99% baskard son of a thousand father
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Please share your opinion on the ongoing Nigeria Navy Recruitment...
Their Website is gradually slowing down as well their confirmation mail have not been delivered.... And when I you try logging in their page source will start displaying.....

lala no fall my hand....

In what seems to be an attempt at showing that people of different faiths can cooperate and dwell together in unity, a twitter user has said that a church in her locality had allowed Muslims to use the church building for quranic classes, and that the use lasted over a year.

The mosque had suffered a fire outbreak, she tweeted.

The woman, whose twitter handle is @minashoots, describes herself as London resident, photographer and filmmaker.

 See her tweet:

"When our masjid was burnt down, the church up the road let us use their hall every evening for Quran classes for a whole year and a bit."

https:///33bhYWQZ0F
— Mina (@minashoots) June 7, 2017
Another Muslim man with twitter handle, @OFFICIALiArefin, responded to the tweet by narrating a similar experience, saying that members of his mosque were also allowed to use a nearby church when their mosque was shut down.

The man, who appears to work with Human Appeal, described the experience as “actually beautiful.”

My local mosque has been closed down so my local church gave us their Church community hall in order to pray Taraweeh, actually beautiful
— ㅤㅤㅤ (@OFFICIALiArefin) June 6, 2017
Yet another twitter user said the same thing about her community:

Our local church did the same when our mosque went on fire. For a month they let us do our day time prayers and a college for taraweeh

— Sumo (@Sumaiyaaa_m) June 6, 2017
Many respondents to the tweets lauded the Christians’ generosity, while other twitterers wondered if the story could happen the other way round.





Source: http://www.onlinenigeria.com/2017/06/christians-allowed-us-to-use-church-for-prayers-muslims/

same here bro....... Most especially here from niger state, please any suggestion??

:-/ haters would not still find something good about this ......




that FTC guy though....

the other guy look. like lalalalalalalalas.....

:/ I. no.call name oo

So this people no know say this thing deh help us forget the recession wahala weh we get....


They just want give some of my guys(vasline crew )
Sleepless night

#modify but wait ooh seems like all this senators like that show pass

purem:
Am sorry pastor but
Av run out
Of PHUCK
2016 borrow all my
PHUCKs so wen she's
Going she 4get 2givit
Back....
PHUCK will be scarce
In 2017...
If u don't av PHUCK 2b
Given in 2017 plz
Like my comment
4no reason

Mr. phucker

Atiku2019:
Brother Happy New Year oooooh.

how is u....

but this ur Monika strong gahnn...

change go soon affect am this year... I prophesy

Atiku2019:
.

u carry this attitude over to 2017
choi ......

owk....
Fulani movement from Kaduna to daura
few good once...
yet many hards men and daullards :-/

chydii:
#facebook

i like your monika

amuokuko:
Buhari

sited :/ u mean your aboki friend?
hope not PMB?

divinehand2003:
Boredom

lol bros who come be boredom nah your beb??

Hi Nairalanders, i find this question very interesting to ask each other. Who Introduced You to Nairaland, as for my self, i was introuced by my crazy friend #Phinity back in 2009. Dough Lala was not our national anthem to get to front page then sha.

So who introduce you.... ?

97gini We will get there sha.....
Some people will shout #GEJ now

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the way unah take deh push persin down for this front page no funny ooh... From second to ...... DiarisGod ooh