Blossomfirst:
My very next stop should be Bauchi state, but I need to be sure I wont be kidnapped there! The security challenges in the country is on the rise and I had to pause my plans for now.. Will keep you guys updated when I get to more states.. Bye for now!

She stopped posting after this thread. Well, I do hope she's safe out there...

Martty7:
Yes.

Do you live around here?

No, I don't live there. I do visit from time to time for work purpose.

You'll need to visit Enugu town a bit more to really enjoy and have a real feel of Enugu, because 9th Mile is one lonely and boring place (you can't even find delicacies like Okpa and Ofe Akwu).

Guess you work with/for NBC or NB Plc, Ama?

Igbofam:


It is not Nuclear energy bro. I only referenced Nuclear energy in terms of power output.

Regarding handling the power need of Europe and the world is the easiest part.

Like I said it is designed as a plug and play approach and can simply be plugged into any national grid after being scaled up to the power needs of that country.

It can even be scaled up in such a way that it can provide power to 2 countries at the same time (if they want it that way. This is majorly for African countries).

Regarding your second question, it has been tested already for 4yrs and power remained constant and renewable.

They say the power can only stop if someone turns it off. In other words it can keep generating forever.

So tests have already been done. Those who are now funding want to see the confirmation of these tests which is why they are funding it.

Once confirmation is done as was documented. Roll out begins and would first be implemented in the country where the funder is from with the full support of the country (which is already aware and working closely with my guys)

How does it immediately become plug and play for;

1. Already existing Delivery Trucks, Vans and Cars, Cranes, Comapctors, Heavy Duty Equipemt, etc?

2. CNG/LPG used for Boilers in Factories to generate CO2, Ammonia and Instrument Air (for calibration, cleaning and actuation for automation devices)?

3. Aviation fuel since 99% of existing aircrafts in the EU and the world are powered with ATK/Jet A1/Aviation fuel?

4. Add others...

I'm sure you know where I'm driving at.

In more than 10 years, fossil fuel will still be a very hot cake as it can only be phased out gradually. And by then, Russia, like most advanced economies, would have keyed into new technologies to help/ease the migration and phasing out plans.

And like someone else already mentioned, the cost/viability, availability and durability will determine in the long run. I'm sure they've done their due diligent research and FEED for the project, and hopefully won't end up like electric cars that are yet to challenge gasoline cars.

7Randall:

70mph is too high in my opinion. For a weather condition that makes it hard for you to see the car in front of you. I understand your point though. I hope we don't become victims of such situation

70mph is way too high and very unsafe to drive in such condition. Anything above 30mph should be a no no in such a dangerous and a near zero visibility kind of weather.

No source?

I'd rather we focus more on innocent civilians who are paying the highest price for this war/special operation, and what's being done to help their situation and meet their needs.

A military official KIA will simply be replaced with the most senior and experienced personnel who's next in line... Russia is recorded to have 900,000 active personnel and about 1 million reserve.

Both parties need to expedite action in having an agreement via dialogue / negotiations, because Russian economy is going downhill while infrastructure in Ukraine is in rubble. Also, while US is making sales via weapons to Ukraine and NATO allies, China will be providing equipment, soft loans and buying cheap oil; these two seem like the parties benefiting most from this conflict..

@ Christian07

Nice ride. I'm looking for a good automechanic for my GS350. It goes off on load (probably injector or nozzles) and vibrates when speed gets to 60km/h.

A good place to check and fix alignment will also be appreciated.

Fashola should be smart enough to know/understand that you either build new infrastructure or maintain existing ones; one way or the other, you still spend good money on infrastructure. Does he now mean that the existing infrastructure in the US are not being maintained?

The US currently carries out maintenance of infrastructure ranging from Roads, Rail, Health Care, Education, Military, Aerospace, Telecoms, Police, Electricity/Power Supply, etc. No matter the perspective or aspect Fashola tries to view it from, Nigeria has not done better than the US in terms of infrastructure in the past 6 to 7 years (the amount we are using to build new ones is not even close to what they are using to maintain the existing ones they have).

Nuclear Power Plants for Electricity, Nuclear Powered Submarines, Aircraft Carriers and Destroyers, Satellites for Military and Telecoms, Rail infrastructure cutting across the entire US, etc. I even heard the US now deploys SAMs Defence Systems in all Airports and specific sites after 9/11. How much does Fashola think it will cost the US for maintenance of these infrastructure?

You just do not and should not compare building or maintaining infrastructure between our meagre 6 - 8 Trillion NAIRA budget (partly funded via loans) to US 4 - 6 Trillion DOLLAR budget. it's a no brainer!

Zeal2rhyme:


You're not entirely correct.

Considering legit annual total salary,

NSIA pays the most if annual bonus from investments is included.

For sure, NCDMB, NIMASA AND DPR (The now NUPRC) pay better than NNPC.

Please how about OGFZA? What's their pay like?

T4kbaba:


It is better than NNPC salary, that is what I can say.

Thank you T4kbaba

meetgaya:
Please what is the salary structure of NCDMB? Any yearly bonuses and other incentives? Are they treated like former DPR staff? What is working there like?

I've asked same question twice on this thread but no response.

Can someone help with this information please?

Mims2016:
You were obviously in Federal Government College, Ikot Ekpene. The name you mentioned was in my set, Benue River House. Sorry for your pain and trauma bro.

Niyi Lasisi, son of Professor Fola Lasisi, former Vice Chancellor, University of Uyo.

I think Niyi had travelled out of the country ages ago. There's one Udeme guy in Benue River House, year 2000 that also showed me shege too in that school. Gwina Inegbdedion, I never forget wetin you do o, the scar is still there...

Federal Government College, Ikot Ekpene. The memories live on...

Why the hate?

Hello TammyAnybody,

Please any update on OGFZA?

Please, can anyone state or confirm the salary scale of OGFZA?

Ibrahim94:

OGFA is under the Ministry of Trade and Investment.

What's their salary scale please?

Cc @Tammy

9icetoo:

Speed: GS
Fuel efficiency: ES (negligible difference of about 2-3mpg)
Comfort: ES (slightly smaller leg room in the GS due to awd transmission intruding into the driver space)
Durability: Same
Resale value: ES

Hi, how about maintenance?

Any fixes to be made?

Please post VIN and pictures of engine bay. Thanks

Good evening all. Does any one have a clean and neatly used (less that a year naija used) Lexus ES350 2008 to 2012 for sale?

Good evening all. Does any one have a clean and neatly used (less that a year naija used) Lexus ES350 2008 to 2012 for sale?

chigodo:
Fast deal

Still available?

@Op, N3m?

superlicious:
Liquorose should be into athletics, either footballl, high jump, basketball or wrestling. Her calling is in sports

She's already an athlete. Hers is hyper intensive, competitive and aggressive dancing

Pere is a criminal lol, asking the right questions and will likely win

WM mumu pass Queen sha

N2.8m

MystiqueTaurus:
2013 Honda Civic with extra tires (Hot Sale)

Mileage info available on request

1.6m (Purchase and Shipping only)

No reported faults

Hello @MystiqueTaurus, would you accept to do escrow on this?

NickD:


The train moves from warri to itakpe in kogi state. You can then take a bus or cab from itakpe to Abuja. Or from Itakpe to Nataco(lokoja) from where you can still get a sienna bus or cab to Abuja.

Good suggestion @NickD. But I think it will take him more time if he stays on the train all the way to Itakpe...

Ajaokuta to Itakpe on the train is about 33 minutes (and he still needs to do Itakpe to Lokoja by road for like an hour or more). Meanwhile, if he alights at Ajaokuta, he can get to Lokoja in one hour.

Kaleidoscope96:
Random Q and not relevant to this thread but can anyone confirm if you can now travel from Abuja to Delta by train? Any details you can share will be much appreciated.

Take a Warri - Ajaokuta - Itakpe bound train, alight at Ajaokuta. Then take Ajaokuta to Lokoja (Nataco) and proceed to Abuja from Nataco with a bus or taxi.

urbanaira:
And Emmanuel is what

Head of house