₦airaland Forum

myint:
Dear Kabarka,
My name is Maung Myint Oo and I’m Burmese. I’m currently staying in Australia. We're interested in buying your scrap vessel for demolition in Myanmar/Burma.
We’re looking for best price and quality.
Please send us following information of the ship you have currently available to sell.

-Technical details
- Photos
- Delivery Location
- Your price
-Your term and procedure for payment
Looking forward to your reply.

Thanks and Regards,
Maung Myint Oo
Contact Detail in Australia
61421323981
61411555467
612 9588 2984
myint@internode.on.net

AGARIfoods:
The owners are relocating abroad and it wouldn't be economical leaving the equipments unused or unattended. Hope this will clarify any objection and besides we still await bidders for inspection. Thanks.

AGARIfoods:
Hello all,

We have the following used water production equipment for sale in our Lagos plant:

Treatment plants, Reverse Osmosis, tanks, sachet machines, UVs, Ozone treatment plant, pumps, 4 pick - up trucks, 1 Danfo bus and covered by expertise.

Please, contact us immediately if you are interested.

basking4me:
karbaka,

Pl send me the detials of the scrap ship. I am in need of this. discussions will follow.

My mail is ayocatty@yahoo.com

Regards.

too legit:
Tx karbaka for the infor u sent I will contact u soon. Pls I want to ask u if someome could use his residence for this biz, I mean wats d implication with nafdac visitation

woodland:
Kabaka, this is pur water pellets, what price are you asking for and quanity available. Can you supply up to 10tons monthly?.

J12:
Ribadu is of no use to the world. After his political stint in the ACN and a brief romance with tinubu, he now wants to continue his fight against corruption?

marjo:
I have always wondered why our govt cannot look into alternative sources e.g solar and wind in the north, wind and hydro in the southeast/southsouth as alternative means of power generation . The dutch used wind generated power, the Congolese use hydro generated power. why cant we harness all these alternative sources. i am not a technical person but let the experts come out with ideas.

Orikinla:
Mr. Aliko Dangote has already given about N5 billion to the Bank  of Industry for SMEs in Nigeria.

efisher:
Ribadu has done well. He has proven once again that he is not a local champion. We should celebrate him.

LadyT:


Has he paid off his bank loans?

Gbawe:
I think so too but , in the end, he may just not be interested in working for a GEJ Government. I think he could have remained here to work on building a political base and forging alliances, with an eye on the future, but the need to get out , for now ,  may have been too much for a core technocrat who , as I have stated repeatedly , is involved because of patriotism like Gani Fawehinmi, Fola Adeola , Femi Falana, Okonjo-Iweala, Ezekwesili  et al.

It was the same with Okonjo Iweala and Ezekwesili. They answered the call to do their bit but , IMO , left with frustration and perhaps regret at not getting the chance to do more. This move for Ribadu , if true , at the very least, proves that he made no deals with GEJ otherwise he would be enjoying a 'juicy' portfolio in Nigeria rather than working for the UN in Afghanistan. It also proves that Ribadu was not involved because of money as folks touted . He will certainly be very well paid as a UN advisor but he could literally opt to be Part of GEJ's GNU  to make billions if he is a shallow and materialistic person .

Anyway , from what we gather , this UN assignment will run for a year or two . Hope Ribadu will head back after that to get involved . People may not see it , but we need more high-worth technocrats , sought the World over, like Ribadu , Fola Adeola and Okonjo-Iweala et al, involved more in our politics rather than the numerous political jobbers and retrogressive AGIPS (like David Mark) who stand for nothing in particular and are never principled enough to do what is best for Nigeria. I wish Ribadu the best in his endeavours.

Gbawe:
I think so too but , in the end, he may just not be interested in working for a GEJ Government. I think he could have remained here to work on building a political base and forging alliances, with an eye on the future, but the need to get out , for now ,  may have been too much for a core technocrat who , as I have stated repeatedly , is involved because of patriotism like Gani Fawehinmi, Fola Adeola , Femi Falana, Okonjo-Iweala, Ezekwesili  et al.

It was the same with Okonjo Iweala and Ezekwesili. They answered the call to do their bit but , IMO , left with frustration and perhaps regret at not getting the chance to do more. This move for Ribadu , if true , at the very least, proves that he made no deals with GEJ otherwise he would be enjoying a 'juicy' portfolio in Nigeria rather than working for the UN in Afghanistan. It also proves that Ribadu was not involved because of money as folks touted . He will certainly be very well paid as a UN advisor but he could literally opt to be Part of GEJ's GNU  to make billions if he is a shallow and materialistic person .

Anyway , from what we gather , this UN assignment will run for a year or two . Hope Ribadu will head back after that to get involved . People may not see it , but we need more high-worth technocrats , sought the World over, like Ribadu , Fola Adeola and Okonjo-Iweala et al, involved more in our politics rather than the numerous political jobbers and retrogressive AGIPS (like David Mark) who stand for nothing in particular and are never principled enough to do what is best for Nigeria. I wish Ribadu the best in his endeavours.