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Hope other groups will not conduct theirs too, because that Dimeji boy is too troublesome o |
Funaab again? This change sef... |
alexory23:The funniest part of it is that for them to declare that we'll be experiencing the fuel scarcity till the end of May simply means we should be expecting normal fuel supply in July or possibly August... Infact, this people are in government to disgrace themselves. |
kacglobal:Lol, you're funny... |
By Levinus Nwabughiogu ABUJA – At a time when Nigerians were expecting respite from the pangs of the lingering fuel scarcity in the country, the Minister of State for Petroleum, Mr. Ibe Kachikwu has apparently dashed their hopes, stating that the current queues at gas stations would persist till late May. The minister who doubles as the Group Managing Director, GMD of the Nigerian National Petroleum Cooperation, NNPC added that he was not a magician to make the queues disappear overnight. According to him, it was even a “magic” that the stations were still getting volume of products they dispense to the public, judging from the prevailing circumstances at NNPC. The Minister also revealed NNPC’s import rates have moved form 50 percent to all- time 100 percent, saying that the 445 barrels allocated to crude swap now service 50 to 55 percent importation of refined product. But giving a glimpse of hope on how to achieve lasting solution to the product scarcity, Kachikwu stated that government was working to beef up the reserves. He stated that the when the refineries come on full stream, locally refined products would be left unsold in the reservoir to boost supply and availability of the products. The minister was fielding questions with the State House Correspondents after leading officials of Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas (NUPENG) and Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) to a meeting with president Mohammadu Buhari at the presidential villa, Abuja on Wednesday on when the queues at the gas stations would disappear. He said: “One of the trainings I did not receive is that of a magician but I am working very hard to ensure some of these issues go away. And let’s be honest, for the five, six months we have been here, NNPC has moved from a 50 percent importer of products to basically a 100 percent importer. And the 445 barrels that were allocated was to cover between 50 and 55 percent importation. “So, it is quite frankly sheer magic that we even have the amount of products at the stations. We are looking to see how to get foreign exchange imput. The president and I discussed extensively on how to get more crude directed at importation. His excellency will rather have less crude but have individuals in the society suffer less with inconveniences than have more crude and have them continue to suffer. www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/fuel-scarcity-will-persist-till-may-kachikwu/ Cc: Lalasticlala, Seun, mynd44, OAM4J |
You been think say because APC dey use broom, dem fit sweep abi. Those guys get broom but dem no sabi use am at all. |
We don hear. Wetin be the result abeg? *Modified* BREAKING NEWS! HON EFFIONG OKON BASSEY WINS IN ORON/UDUNGUKO! Accord 09 APC 298 PDP 7,625 LP 17 # AKHARerun BREAKING NEWS! HON. ANIEKAN 'IBOROAKAM' UKO WINS IN IBESIKPO ASUTAN STATE CONSTITUENCY # AKHARerunElections: APC 1955 PDP 10,288 BREAKING NEWS! HON. IDONGESIT NTEKPERE WINS IN IKOT EKPENE/OBOT AKARA STATE CONSTITUENCY # AKHARerunElections: Accord 23 APC 2,428 LP 53 PPA 26 PDP 23,900 |
THE RECURRENT BOKO-HARAM, ITS ADVERSE EFFECT ON NIGERIANS, AND A LESSON FOR THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT - Mayour11 Even in the face of the current economic woes, Nigerians are delighted. Not because of the abundance of food on their tables nor the availability of other basic necessities, but because of the war against terrorism which the current APC-led administration is gradually winning. To some extent, we can now sleep with our two (2) eyes closed as the threat of terrorist attacks has reduced drastically in the nation (for over a month the attacks of the deadly sect has always been successfully repelled, kudos to our gallant soldiers.) However, the boko haram that has been claiming lives in this nation for over 40 years is still on the rampage, the unknown sect that has been causing havoc especially in the north-eastern part of the nation has clearly made us forget the known one that has been with us for decades and thereby left unabated. Each successive government has tried to be shush about plans of curbing the menace and also adopting protective measures to their advantage and leaving the poor masses to battle with the terrorists daily. The cheapest, most common and widely used means of transportation in this nation is by road. However, the Nigerian roads are more of a death trap to the nation, most of the roads are in extremely bad conditions. They have successfully outwitted boko haram and have been able to comfortably occupy the position of taking lives of Nigerians without measure, unfortunately there're no soldiers to deploy against this ones as all they need is the government's attention. Despite the fact that it has bring succour to the Nigerian populace by replacing the old style of transportation (trekking), it has not gotten the necessary attention of the government, and has therefore garner recognition for itself by exonerating venom on its plyers. Recently, a minister of the Federal Republic lost his life, his wife and his son on one of the death traps we have in the nation, apart from this, we also record cases of accidents daily on this our roads across the nation. Innocent lives are burnt to death, sustained life injuries, and encountered various fatality rates on the roads. The government has policies that restricts just anyone from carrying out maintenance works on the roads without getting necessary approval, thereby making it virtually impossible for regular maintenance of that very essential facility since the government feels unconcerned about the daily plight of the people. Today, if you're travelling or you have a relation(s) on the road. You automatically become a prayer warrior casting, clearing and binding all evil forces away from the roads and praying for journey mercies. But shall we continue like this?! There's this yoruba adage that I don't really know its meaning but it goes thus "iku t'on pa ojugba eni, owe nla l'on pa funni" it literally means that when people around your age are dying, one has to be careful about it, or else the worst may happen to you as well. At this level, there's the need for all of us to unequivocally reach out to the Nigerian government so as to quickly salvage the menace of bad road network in this country, Nigerians are dying, I won't say the worst may happen because at one time or the other, almost all Nigerians regardless of their socio-economic or political status will have to ply the roads. Hence, everyone (including the president) is at risk. We need change, we cannot afford to continue dying... God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria!!! http://mayour11./2016/03/09/the-recurrent-boko-haram-and-its-adverse-effect-on-nigerians-lesson-for-the-nigerian-government-mayour11/ |
This is getting interesting... I want to hear T.B Joshua's side of the story. |
Zane420:Dolt, I don't have time for you |
Zane420:Why are you pained? why must you advertise your ignorance for the world to see? Am talking about 'agape love' you're talking gibberish, don't you know that one of the societal expectation required of a family to be together till death do us part, or do you think agape, phileo and others are love name that are recorded in the bible. Grow up man... |
Great couple, manifesting the agape love in the present dispensation |
Most of these banks are more or less concerned about customer deposit. Withdrawal is not beneficial to them |
They're all jobless |
Una no go kill person for here sef |
cutetopsey:Are you a baptist? Because that was our sunday school topic for today |
I think the topic is somehow, don't forget that we have an Olowu of Owu kingdom in Abeokuta, Ogun state as well. And that King is a pastor o. |
No |
She makes a whole lot of sense |
For those that registered for the 2015 Maiden edition of the ECOWAS Fellowship programme, this is to inform you that the list of the selected applicants for each institution has been uploaded on the Association of African Universities wesite http://www.aau.org, you can check if you're listed by clicking on the link below and downloading your choice university or universities list and the corresponding class of degree to check your name. http://aau.org/news/ecowas-fellowship-programme-selected-applicants lalasticlala, mynd44, seun please help us move this to the promised land |
Ok, we don hear |
I knew it |
Great Bro. thanks I appreciate. |
According to your signature, you're to call a spade a spade. Hence, call a holy kiss a holy kiss. #LeavetrashforLAWMA |
I hope the governor is not trying to give them appointment as secondary school teachers. Anyhow sha, at all at all na hin bad. I don't know why I don't like that school, maybe it's due to the fact that most of the graduates are academically absurd, they are also rife with cultism. In fact, to confirm ask an average principal from that state that has accomodated them for their 6 months TP, they'll tell you their performance in the class... |
Where the pics na ![]() |
Can anyone please confirm the news? |
Following the purported infiltration of the Southwest by members of the Boko Haram, the Ogun state government has suspended the corporate morning devotion (otherwise known as morning assembly) in all schools across the state. The information was sent to all principals of school across the state especially the public schools. All schools have been enjoined to observe the morning devotion in their respective classes as a result of this development. |
Congrats, others too will get their testimonies very soon in Jesus name. |
Those guys are risking their lives by their display of shame after writing their final papers all in the name of signing out. Look at this one now. In boboLIL voice, "hardman no de pay... Shun cultism, he no dey pay... Una no dey hear" |
