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deomelo:
Ode, Magu is still the head of EFCC..

Only because you don’t know. Acting isn’t chairman.

Adefemiaderoju1:
Omo ale we are talking about Nigeria you are talking about London hope you remember to take your medication this evening?

Mannerless generations

Adefemiaderoju1:
Fu.....k yooouuuu you are not Yoruba only a bastard like you would support foreigner over his own

And yorubas full southern London; aren’t they foreigners in another man’s country. You are a fool

Adefemiaderoju1:
Fu.....k yooouuuu you are not Yoruba only a bastard like you would support foreigner over his own

And yorubas full southern London. You are a fool

dplordx:
Mad people! The Ibos are always crying been victims

Am a Yoruba o but you must be out of your mind

So where beverage go

China just tested the world's most powerful naval gun, and US intelligence says it will be ready for warfare by 2025
Amanda Macias | @amanda_m_macias
Published 11:57 AM ET Wed, 30 Jan 2019 Updated 9:11 PM ET Wed, 30 Jan 2019
CNBC.com
China tested the world's most powerful naval gun earlier this month and it's expected to enter China's arsenal by 2025, according to sources with direct knowledge of a U.S. intelligence report.
The warship-mounted electromagnetic railgun was first seen in 2011 and underwent testing in 2014.
The Chinese are expected to complete at-sea testing by 2023.
Chinese sailors form an honor guard during a welcoming ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on September 6, 2012.
Mark Ralston | AFP | Getty Images
Chinese sailors form an honor guard during a welcoming ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on September 6, 2012.
WASHINGTON — China tested the world's most powerful naval gun earlier this month, and it is expected to be ready for warfare by 2025, according to people with direct knowledge of a U.S. intelligence report.
China's railgun was first seen in 2011 and underwent testing in 2014, according to the people, who spoke to CNBC on the condition of anonymity.
Between 2015 and 2017, the weapon was calibrated to strike at extended ranges, increasing its lethality. By December 2017, the weapon was successfully mounted on a warship and began at-sea testing, a feat no other nation has accomplished. The Chinese are expected to complete at-sea testing by 2023.

The development comes at a moment when tensions between China and the U.S. are already high, underscored by crucial trade talks that were scheduled to move to Washington on Wednesday.
Railguns use electromagnetic energy instead of gunpowder to propel rounds, and China's is capable of striking a target 124 miles away at speeds of up to 1.6 miles per second, according to the people who have knowledge of the intelligence report. For perspective, a shot fired from Washington could reach Philadelphia in under 90 seconds.
Railguns have long appeared on Russian, Iranian and U.S. military wish lists as cost-effective weapons that give navies the might of a cannon with the range of a precision-guided missile.
The rounds used in China's railgun cost $25,000 to $50,000 each, according to the intelligence assessment. Though not an exact comparison since the weapons have different technologies, the U.S. Navy's Tomahawk cruise missile has an estimated price tag of $1.4 million each.
The U.S. Navy's railgun, which is years away from being operational, remains a classified system still in development under the Office of Naval Research.
China's sprint to develop a weapon of this magnitude, coupled with coastal defense systems, represents a significant addition to Beijing's military arsenal in one of the most contested regions of the world: the South China Sea.
In May, CNBC learned that China quietly installed anti-ship cruise missiles and surface-to-air missile systems on three of its fortified outposts west of the Philippines in the sea, a move that allows Beijing to further project its power in the hotly disputed waters.
Home to more than 200 specks of land, the South China Sea serves as a gateway to global shipping routes where $3.4 trillion of trade passes annually.
The numerous overlapping sovereign claims to islands, reefs and rocks — many of which disappear under high tide — have turned the waters into an armed camp. Beijing holds the lion's share of these features with about 27 outposts.

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skimmy005:
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Liability:
I go like to fvck kiki osinbajo. Her toto go make sense walahi.

Ur Moniker says it all

alphaXIII:
your parents were wrong too
"a" and "an" does not strictly obey the vowel consonant rule...
example
a university instead of an university

The pronunciation of university sounds like a consonant sound datx y....go school bro

School no easy o

DelGardo:
Abeg no vex o, just one question.

How many ghosts were used to construct the new Abuja airport runway, or did it just appear from the sky?

Is that a permanent job??

ExpiredNigeria:
Will Buharri allow for a referendum to be conducted in Biafra case, if 20% of Igbos say they want Nigeria then we'll never mention Baifra again.. or shoudl he open refrendum for Nigeria to decide if there are 45% of the people who still believe in one Nigeria let the word secession become a crime in Nigeria. I dare him

Dy will Tampa wit d result.. No b Nigeria

ShitHead:
Please, who is Sunday Oliseh?

u funny

Opportunities keep up coming for my people....Nigeria

North in power for years, no result...na now result go come

Buhari and his led administration are like this

Nigeria judiciary laws are not respected...let's devide the country...

Watin concern me wit run