₦airaland Forum

craziebone:
that's because they got it from SA, fact!

None of them has ever been to SA before. They are based in Enugu where every One in four people is HIV positive.

ChukwuCantDie:
1.You dont produce anything, your textile industry is run by everyone except for the zulu/xhosa monkey brigade.

2.The ugly boer monkeys produce all your food because you're too stup1d to do it for yourselves.

3.You can only dream of making cars in your land not even the oyibos do that whereas INNOSON will rule over Africa while you zulu/xhosa clowns just dey siddon dey look.

4. Manufacture you zulu clowns only manufacture AIDS and distribute it among yourselves, you are very good at that I must admit.

5. Electricity? The majority of your people live like this..

I wonder when was the last time I saw squatter camp in SA townships. The government of SA is working 24/7 to eradicate such rubbish with free RDP houses.

ChukwuCantDie:
You stup1d zulu AIDS monkey, you zulus dont own Shoprite pink people do ..pink people from Europe that speak not one African language and have not one African name.

Your AIDS is even worse than that of SA. Most of my cousins in Nigeria died of AIDS.

craziebone:
fact is...donkey's shit can never generate as much power as a giant generator feeding all of the bank branches, telecom masts many of whom are in the middle of no where and the generators power them 24/7. Donkey's poo can never generate what Dangote, nestle, cadbury, Nasko, indomie, innoson, may&baker etc generate.

SA is a capital of industries in Africa. Do you even want me to estimate how much power do they produce. Since everyone can make a claim without a proper substance. SA industries from textile, food production, automobile, agriculture, manufacturing, etc produces 100 000 MW of electricity.

100 000 +45 000= 145 000MW.

Henry120:
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/dangote-group-honeywell-others-generate-15-000mw-captive-power/176725/

That's a bullsh… coming out of the writer with up to scratch scientific knowledge.

Henry120:
You south-africans are in desperate need of a sound education.

Electricity generated in each country. There are multiple ways of generating electricity.

Nuclear, coal, gas, IPP's, solar, generating sets etc etc.

It isn't a question of what method used in generating electricity, but how much electricity is generated in each country.

All heavy industries and manufacturers produce Independent power which isn't added to the national grid, but power used in running their own individual companies. Power generated is over 15,000MW by these companies.

Nigeria on it's own produces at-least 15,000 MW by all it's power stations. This is power generated, not power distributed to consumers.

Now, add the power generated by each individual household.

What then is the total output of power generated from the country?

It doesn't matter but SA still leads Nigeria with a big gap. I don't know why should we continue to discuss this with you because you seem to reduce us to your level of stupidityyy.

Henry120:
Nigeria generates more electricity than South-Africa, this is a fact.

Mulltipe sources, and I have posted them. Read all of them carefully.

I cannot even explain your mental condition anymore.

DieVluit:
Borno might as well be cut off as a celliphate already.

Yes, it is already compromised. The only solution for Nigeria for now is to vote for Buhari who seems to be tough on security than sissy Jonathan.

Henry120:
Men withdrew from a base before it was overrun by militants. Airstrikes aren't a magic wand to anything. If they were, coalition forces won't be bombing kobani for over 3 months. They bombed the town yesterday again.

A strategic decision was taken to abandon the base, it was in the best interest of the troops involved.

Boko-haram controls no territory in Nigeria, active operations are on-going in an area which has always been a hotbed for extremists.

Damn!! Man you are a master of propaganda. Your soldiers never abandoned the base, they tried hard to repeal the attack and unfortunately they were overwhelmed with many soldiers losing their lives. The heat was too hot on the kitchen and you had to take to your heels leaving leaving behind female soldiers who are now reported to have been kidnapped by BH.

DieVluit:
Now BH is in control of THREE borders. Wow.

BH has already compromised and hijacked the whole of NE from these fools who cannot even protect their own base.

South Africa enters solar power world top 10

The Droogfontein solar power plant, located 20 kilometres outside Kimberley in the Northern Cape, comprises over 165 000 photovoltaic panels spread over 100 hectares of land (Photo: Droogfontein Solar Power)

8 July 2014
South Africa has now connected more than half a gigawatt of utility-scale solar power, moving into the world top 10 of countries harnessing renewable energy from the sun, according to figures released last month by Wiki-Solar.org.
Wiki-Solar is a leading authority on the deployment of utility-scale solar power - photovoltaic (PV) power stations of 5 to 10 megawatts (MW) and above.
The United States tops Wiki-Solar's list of the top 10 markets for utility-scale solar power, with 349 solar plants together generating 6 498 MW, followed by China (4 607 MW), Germany (3 428 MW), India (1 897 MW), Spain (1 680 MW), the UK (1 523 MW), Italy (875 MW), Canada (714 MW), and France (677 MW).
South Africa is in 10th spot, with 15 solar plants now contributing 503 MW to the country's electricity grid.



http://www.southafrica.info/business/success/energy-080714.htm#.VIJHAAAgLA

Henry120:
You south-africans are in desperate need of a sound education.

Electricity generated in each country. There are multiple ways of generating electricity.

Nuclear, coal, gas, IPP's, solar, generating sets etc etc.

It isn't a question of what method used in generating electricity, but how much electricity is generated in each country.

All heavy industries and manufacturers produce Independent power which isn't added to the national grid, but power used in running their own individual companies. Power generated is over 15,000MW by these companies.

Nigeria on it's own produces at-least 15,000 MW by all it's power stations. This is power generated, not power distributed to consumers.

Now, add the power generated by each individual household.

What then is the total output of power generated from the country?

The only person who need that sound education has to be you.

Henry120:
There is something really wrong with you.

The Federal government of Nigeria produces 15,000 megawatts of power.

Big manufacturing companies (cement, car, beverages, oil companies, car companies, heavy duty companies, ship building companies, private refineries, et al) produce an additional over 15,000 megawatts of power.

Individual citizens produce between 12- 16,000 megawatts of power.

16,000
15,000
15,000 = 46,000 megawatts.

Nigeria's government's electricity distribution infrastructure can only carry 5,000 megawatts of power. The government's distribution is 4,600 megawatts.


We are talking about power generated in Nigeria. In the true sense, Nigeria generates more power than South-Africa.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/dangote-group-honeywell-others-generate-15-000mw-captive-power/176725/

That is not Nigeria that I know which is always dark every night. You are just making a joke of yourself with your foolishness. Why can't you drop this subject and make peace with the fact that SA produces more power than Nigeria. SA produces more power than Australia and many other European countries and is standing at position 14 in the world. Nigeria can never compete with SA in power production, not even to mention the large industry that SA has.


Nigeria produces an overall electricity of 4000mw and you can never use generators to add to a national grid. Generators produces a very less electricity which is at most 220v and this amount can never exceed 2000mw if used by 40 million people. Not everyone in Nigeria can afford to buy a generator, large majority of Nigerians are still stuck to a stone age of using fuel and woods as a means of energy.

Your claim is therefore invalid and unscientific because you just guessed all the numbers out of your bottom like a demented person. Even your source is just as drunk as you are because is just making sweeping and inflammatory statements by attributing 15000mw of bogus electricity to industries linked to dangote without giving fully analysed and supportive scientific information. Well, I really don't know why should I be bothering myself because Nigerians will never willingly admit defeat even when everything is clear before their very eyes.

Henry120:
"With only 10,000MW of electricity supplied to Lagos from the national grid at peak, he lamented the insufficient supply profile, explaining that the plight necessitated the IPP scheme initiated by the state government to strategically ease the network.

  He, therefore, urged Lagosians to desist from wastages and conserve energy with October already declared as Energy Conservation Month.

  Tijani noted that about 4,358,000kwh of electricity were wasted in the state yearly, stressing that Lagos required additional 10,000MW to meet the state energy demand."
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/business-news/133714-lagos-to-get-five-

Damn!! You are indeed crazier than demented people.

SAA does it again by being voted as the best airline for 12 consecutive years. I guess there is no challenge.

http://www.southafrica.info/news/saa-premiertraveler-award-091214.htm#.VImbp1lBtAg


Hamba Mzansi!!!!

all4naija:
Where is it? That is a modern Zulu lady in that picture

Wearing an ancient Zulu headdress.

all4naija cry hard!!

The ancient one was made from leather and was coloured with a clay.

all4naija:
. Those aren't ancient people! I said it only in the recent time these kinds of hat design start coming into Zulus fashion. I am expecting to see exposed peanuts and bosoms in the public.

Thank you.

The traditional Zulu hat comes from ancient times. Most of Nigerian traditional dress also does not come from ancient times especially that which is made from fabrics.

All4naija cry!!!

all4naija:
Copy, yes! As both are parabolic on the sides. The white colonialists probably helped to modify it to what it looks like today, I guess. I am not very sure of that. However, the national theater in Lagos takes the same form and it is from ancient Nigeria hat worn by women.

You wish, they look nothing the same. The Zulu hat is more beautiful.

will cry tears for this hat.

all4naija:
That is laughable! Shaka Zulu are likely Bantu who possibly originated from Eastern Nigeria and before then Yoruba culture is well established. You don't know your history, smelling South African brother. It is time you pick up a book and read.

The Yoruba are not the real Africans.

People can anyone see anything similar here.


Zulu hats on sale

http://www.rebirth.co.za/hats/zulu_hats.htm

Henry120:
Nothing to prove they are operational, like I have consistently argued.

It is operational. SA has an indigenously developed data link called LINK-ZA.


http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link-ZA

Parolee:
Nazo-ke ezakithi madoda!! Koduma izulu!

This crazy man thinks traditional attire is only meant for Nigerians. He does not even know that every tribe in SA has its own traditional Attire. The sothos, Bapedi, Batswana, Mavenda, Amaswati, Tsongas, Amandebele, etc, and even the Afrikaners have their traditional wear.

SA iseshweshwe. Worn in SA from many ages ago especially in traditional weddings.

all4naija:
Bwahaha...My ribs hurt for laughing out loud! That is a copy of modern sleeveless jacket worn by male and the cap on the lady's head is imitation of the Yoruba traditional male cap. You see that is not how Zulus dress. They wore shredded leathers embellished with hay(dried grass) and put Leopard skin across their shoulders having shield made out of animal skin on one hand and a spear on the other. Just admit Zulus have no traditional clothes which can be presented in international community. Hehehe...

That is a traditional Zulu dress. Like it or not, it has been worn for ages by the Zulus. The Yoruba are not true Africans, they copied that from the Zulus.

Zulu male traditional wear.