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nestaolive: Its like we are only a handful of people on this page who is in Qatar. Qatar visa na no go area lolWhat happened to Qatar? Is it difficult to get? |
Port Harcourt pidgin is not monolingua (spelling or grammar). The guys in Diobu and Marine Base watersides speak different version from the regular on the streets of PH. You hear names 'Abobi', 'Ahboi' and so on. I bet you, you may not understand one thing those folks from aforementioned areas will say if you are around them. |
Ramnon2: DUH!!!! That's because those are cities in multi-ethnic states. How else will they communicate, particular for the English-uneducated ones?Well said. |
Booked. |
barcanista: let's wait and see their report sha |
barcanista: where were they all these years?I don't think we should blame the lawmakers entirely on the delay. |
barcanista: let's wait and see their report sha10% to the oil producing communities should not be a contending issue. I hope our Southern lawmakers lobbied their Northern colleagues on that issue. I just hope reasoning will prevail. |
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He should wake up from his sleep |
barcanista: after how many years?Atleast we will put that to rest. |
BY GABRIEL ENOGHOLASE BENNIN- AN unemployed graduate, Mr. Omoyibo Emmaunuel has dragged the Federal University of Petroleum Resource Effurun (FUPRE) before a Federal High Court in Warri, Delta State over the non publication of the results of an interview conducted by the institution seeking for employment. He also pray the court to compel the institution to publish the results of applicants “who participated in the written examinations into various vacant positions”. He said he was seeking the reliefs under the Freedom of Information Act, 2011 and the Federal Character Act. Emmanuel said it was expedient on the University to publish the examination results; having published the vacant positions on some national dailies on May 21, 2013. He lamented the “inconvenience, he and other applicants who came from all the nooks and crannies of Nigeria to participate in the examinations on 21st November, 2013”. The applicant in the suit filed by his counsel, K. C. Wisdom Esq. and made available to newsmen in Benin City noted that the institution has refused to release the examination results “despite repeated demands”. He therefore urged the court for a declaration that the results be published and made available to him within seven days of the receipt of the court process The applicant also sought for an order that the comprehensive list/interview panel records of current staff (including indigenous staff of Delta State) of the University between 1st January 2014 to date should be produced. Besides, he prayed that the criteria and comprehensive guidelines for determining eligibility for employment in the University; being a Federal Government Owned University should also be produced”. www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/applicant-drags-university-court-non-publication-interview-results/ |
Barcanista, lets dissect. |
The report of the Ishaka Bawa-led House of Representatives Adhoc Committee on the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) is ready and is billed for presentation and subsequent debate after “clearance” by the House leadership, investigations reveal. Some of the PIB report recommendations seen by LEADERSHIP reveals a complete review of licencing rounds and investment/ contract renewals in the case of Joint Venture (JV) Licences and Production Sharing Contracts (PSCs) between International Oil Companies (IOCs) and the Nigerian government. The IOCs demand that the PIB explicitly recognise contract sanctity for existing JV Licences and (PSCs). New terms for JV Licences and PSCs IOCs insist should apply to only new contracts and licences in view of the billion dollars up-front investments made by oil companies in old contracts with the Nigerian government. In other recommendations, the discretionary powers of the president to allocate oil blocs has been replaced by competitive bidding, except for Nigerian- owned oil companies. Also, the powers of the petroleum minister in the proposed National Oil Company and subsidiaries have been considerably reduced in line with the proposed commercialisation of state-run oil company. By this development, interests in the country’s oil and gas industry – government and private – have began intense lobbying ahead of debates of the report at plenary. A member of the House Committee on Petroleum Resources (Upstream) disclosed to LEADERSHIP that the petroleum ministry last week took some lawmakers, including himself, to the United States capital, Washington DC, as part of lobbying on the PIB.However, this claim could not be verified as at the time of press. For a PIB that has been severally torn across regional lines in the National Assembly, the Northern elements are poised to dictate the direction of the clause by clause voting on the PIB report. The North have consistently rejected the 10 per cent Petroleum Host Communities Fund contained in the PIB. Southern lawmakers on the other hand are the most vocal supporters of the bill, a signal to how they will vote when the PIB report is debated on the floor of the House. The North has a superior numerical strength over other parts of the country in the House. The North West, North East and North Central have a combined membership of around 191 out of the 360 legislators. The Speaker of the House, Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, on September 16, 2014, gave the Bawa-led Adhoc Committee on the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) a 21-day ultimatum to submit a report. Tambuwal gave the directive at plenary while declaring open the fourth legislative session of the Seventh Assembly. This is just as a PIB cash-for-passage allegation filtered round the National Assembly. It was alleged that the ministry of petroleum Resources and the state-run, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), was being asked for cash to ensure the PIB’s passage, an allegation the House leadership dispelled. www.leadership.ng/business/384804/intense-lobbying-reps-set-debate-pib-report
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In order to justify the decision of the National Executive Committee of the PDP in endorsing Goodluck Jonathan as the party’s Sole Presidential candidate, the Publicity unit of the party from Monday 22nd of September, 2014 will embark on a sector-by-sector to ur of all the projects executed by the PDP government in all the 36 States including the FCT.that, the PDP has also formally released the guidelines for the nomination process for the 2015 general election. www.nta.ng/pdp-to-embark-on-project-tour/
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ruggedboy01: Why una de avoid Amaechi's thread like poo |
ruggedboy01: Why una de avoid Amaechi's thread like pooSilence means affirmative . |
abagoro: OMG! Perfect sew there.To be fair to him, he promoted etibor in Rivers State that we started calling the brand 'Ikuru'. |
Rivers State Deputy Governor on his etibor, Engr. Tele Ikru. Do you think, this was made abroad? These are locally made and I wont be surprised if the Tailor is from Aba. But, I think those guys in Bonny Street, Old Township, PH are also good
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fairheven: Their shoes an jeans are better than China by farWho is talking about China? |
Abagworo: Yes I know there. I hope you don't buy from those boys inside that mini market unless fairly used. 90% of Moccasin shoes worn in Nigeria are Aba made. Might even be more. Port-Harcourt boys don't wear Aba stuffs unless tricked into buying them.Everyone in Nigeria wears Aba made since we are not all Politicians and oil workers. But, making Aba made shoe as your number 1 is my point. Even Ladies have mixtures of both including celebs. |
barcanista: @ anonimi you are a correct guy!!!! I will PM you.Thank God, you said you have to do some research to determine the cost of constructing a Syringe factory. Do we have one in Nigeria? If yes, what were the cost of putting that and their capacity to produce 1billion syringes and needles add to other medical equipment to be provided? That said below are the some well known companies around the world you can do your research en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Becton_Dickinson |
Ozonna: When next you go to Aba, meet a shoe maker and tell him that you want foreign standard. He'll only ask you if you can afford it. If you agree on a price, get ready to collect a shoe that you'll pass down to your descendantsThanks man, I believe you agree with me on their jeans. |
Abagworo: If you buy shoes below 10k, there is 50/50 chance you just bought Aba. Original Italian shoes range from 30k upwards.I have a customer I buy at Agudama, Dline. They don't sell Aba shoes. I don't know if you know where am talking about near the railway. |
Donmarrius: I have been longing for this.Even before Peter Obi came to power or the creation of Anambra State, Onitsha has always been a commercial city. Why are you now giving Peter Obi the credit and when his city was not mentioned here. After seeing the Anambra low IGR at the end of 2013 compare to Kwara State, then something is wrong with the former Governor. |
I have a special tailor that makes my clothes for me at Aba. Those guys are genius. I can make close to 15 clothes at once there ranging from shirts to my etibo. But, for now I don't patronise their shoes and jeans cos they are still way below standard, that may change soonest if this topic is anything to go by. |
parrotibaba: dude r u booking space?No, he just wrote an essay. |
They only show one match per week that is every 3.00pm matches on Saturdays. |
Ikwokrikwo: This man is still surviving on projects he started under PDP.How did he lose focus? What is he supposed to do that he has not done? Abeg park well. |
Truckpusher: This Amaechi boy you no leave me alone.Money and Rain. |
stebell: my broda Kel4soft, havnt yu heard that Amaechi henchman in Khana the heart of Ogoni land has decamped to PDP yu are here talking about syringe factory that will neva happen.So how does his defection to PDP today is of important to this discuss? Greg defection is unfortunate. But, in Politics, he has to be replaced. Lets see as things unfold. |
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Slaughter bridge near Woji, hope una don hear? Even Aggrey, una don hear? |
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