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[quote author=Somorin#1]Not true.

I give you my opinion and then back it up with professional opinion from the web.

Are you able to follow and differentiate between the quotes and my own ascertations?

It is clear that we won't agree on this so I'll let it go but you should take your advice and do indeed try to understand what insulation is used for.[/quote]its quite understanding that you agreed we wont agree.
would you insulate a 200 unit housing in nigeria?
do we actually need it ?
thats the big question, the main point of arguement.
anyway i rest my case.

[quote author=Somorin#1]I disagree. Insulation is also used to keep temperature cold on the inside. Think about your fridge, does it have insulation?

It amazes me that folks think Nigerian temperature and weather is vastly different from some parts of the US.

When a structure is properly insulated then you'll need less energy to maintain a set temperature.

"Thermal Insulation[edit source | editbeta]

Thermal insulation in buildings is an important factor to achieving thermal comfort for its occupants. Insulation reduces unwanted heat loss or gain and can decrease the energy demands of heating and cooling systems. It does not necessarily deal with issues of adequate ventilation and may or may not affect the level of sound insulation. In a narrow sense insulation can just refer to the insulation materials employed to slow heat loss, such as: cellulose, glass wool, rock wool, polystyrene, urethane foam, vermiculite, perlite, wood fibre, plant fibre (cannabis, flax, cotton, cork, etc.), plant straw, animal fibre (sheep's wool), cement, and earth or soil, but it can also involve a range of designs and techniques to address the main modes of heat transfer - conduction, radiation and convection materials.[1][2"[/quote]u r giving us a copy and psste information.
u need to understand reason and why some technologies are in use.

summer times i pray i never had any insulation at all.

who cares, they can be 99%
east is east
west is west

where can i get plaster board

what of sea freight.
i'm interested in an equpment

[quote author=Somorin#1]In my experience yes you should have insulation, I would.

With insulation you will be able to control the interior temperature better with less external temperature influence.[/quote]insulation is usually to trap heat indoors to reduce cost of heating the house in winter.
i think its weather related, we live in temperate region, u need fan and air condition.

do we need an insulated container in nigeria?
where can you get the plaster board in nigeria

Environer: When nobody came to collect his blood money, he went nuclear and started deported them openly. What a wicked disease-infested thug, Fasola is.

na when u go start biafra nation?
abi u wan be dual national?

gtrust: Your social responsibility means you can collect tax from the strong and able and 'rehabiltate' the sick (destitutes) and weak at head-bridge Onitsha at 2am

especially those without address

fasola is indeed an igbo guy but brought up by a yoruba couple.
i think he's actually brewing up the polity for igboism and biafranism.

lagos biz environment would be re-engineered.
in the past we didnt do biz like the ibos.
Biz places and markets were designated for such activities not any open spaces, road sides and residential frontals.

Ikengawo: Consider this. Soyinka has been going on and on about mismanagement in Nigeria

To shut him up, IBB, the most corrupt anti-democratic, and murderous dictator in Nigerian history, makes him FRSC to monitor...don't laugh..roads.

He, because a career-politician, agrees.

Can you tell me he condition of roads in Nigeria during babangida, and the condition after? He's shot to make a difference was given to him by the man that was robbing Nigeria blind. He accepted, he failed, he went back on the street and started protesting Patience Jonathan while his former boss ANNULLED THE ONLY FAIR AND FREE ELECTION nigeria has ever seen and slaughtered a slew of journalists.

Yet Soyinka had the heart to speak against Patience Jonathan.


You make him the commissioner of roads, roads reach the peak of their dilapidation
You put him in a university he introduces a campus cult
You leave him in charge of combating westernization and colo-mentality, he moves to California.





Fraud.

FRSC had been since the 60s/70s way before IBB became the president.

prefers kenke to amala or akpu

he could not package his grant scheme democratically or poliically, thats why you want to crucify him.
if it was from SURE p, then GEJ is working.

iSMH

[quote author=omo-Yoruba]No. Igbos will not complain because most street hawkers are Yoruba. Most Igbo traders own shops, even if a small one. Street hawkers include Yoruba (50 %), Igbo (30%), Calabar, Delta, Hausa, Beninois and Togolese, ( all 20%)etc[/quote]what of those at traffic junctions (85% ibos)

pro01: Again, you can see the shameless display of hypocrisy and ethnocentric hate in this thread by Yoruba maggots. Yet they would be the first to call others "bigots", and worse still, claim to be defenders of democracy. NONE OF THEM HAS QUESTIONED THE LEGALITY OF FASHOLA'S ACTION, WHICH IN FACT IS THE REAL ISSUE. Instead, they are finding senseless justifications for this illegal, unconstitutional, and extremely provocative act.

These same hypocritical characters would scream 'we are in a democracy' when it suits them. They would run to Port Harcourt to stage protests in support of Amaechi and in 'defence of democracy', led by their filthy old buffoon of an ignoble laureate. I swear to God, these maggots are worthless and sub human, and I would be at the forefront of wiping them off the surface of the earth when a civil war breaks out soon, as it inevitably would.

Fasola is helping us actualise our objectives.
up biafra

mgbeketoto: He looks pretty ROUGH for his age!
E nor dey BAFF?
WTF!
Is that eczema or 'LAPA-LAPA' on his cheek?
Dang! Can't stand 'rough necks' or 'cheeks'!

obama looks like that.
its stress at work.

no be playplay thing.

you are living in the future

Bakare said it ll,

GEJ's desiny is to destroy nigeria

[quote author=segcy.moor]update[/quote]do you put rebars in those concrete window frames

pro01: Why didn't the mad professor cûm ignoble laureate make noise about the illegal deportation of Nigerians from Lagos to Onitsha? Was that highly provocative action of the ACN government not a serious negation of democracy in Nigeria? And to think that most of the pro-Soyinka nincompoops on NL supported that action!!! Yet they are quick to lecture us on how supporting Amaechi is equal to fighting for democracy!

I trust my Ijaw brothers, they don't make empty threats, neither are they as cowardly as their oily counterparts that are fond of two-faced, hypocritical 'activism'. If dem born that old fool and im midget lawyer brother well, make dem step into Port Harcourt on the 30th. Bunch of compromised, irritating busybodies.

i blame OBJ for these rantings.

Danhumprey: This is getting interesting,but please,can somebody tell me what serious crime Mr.Snowden has committed to deserve being wanted at home,refusal of which could degenerate to another coldwar?

he practised the second oldest profession in the world. ESPIONAGE.

RIVERS 2MORO

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Jeezyy: I dream of a day when nigeria shall operate a surplus budget, a day when govt shall spend less n invest more, a day when d common man shall have a cause 2 smile n stand tall, beat his chest n say 'am proud 2 b a nigerian', i dream of a day when we shall nt be judged by our tribe or religion bt buy d content of our character, a nigeria wer one cn walk free with shoulders high.....my love 4 my country will eva wax strong. I believe in nigeria...GOD BLESS NIGERIA

that na nightmarish dream