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voltron14:He actually mentioned it and cited it as one of the reasons for low traffic at the eastern ports, but it wasn't highlighted in the article. He called on the navy to increase its efforts at the eastern ports in order to combat the problem. NwekeUG: |
voltron14:If you ever get banned by the anti-spam bot, do the following: 1) Go to the top of the page of the section (for example, sports section https://www.nairaland.com/sports), click on "mail mods" and tell the mods that you've been wrongly banned by the anti-spam bot and they should release you. Don't forget to provide a link to the thread that you were posting on. 2) Wait for a minute after sending that mail, then go to the bottom of the home page and click on "mail supermods" and tell them that you were wrongly banned by the anti-spam bot. |
Dedetwo:I know you very well, so I won't waste my time trying to educate you about what happened to Ibeto, but wow! You say Dangote has a monopoly and yet Lafarge is still doing good business. Great thinking, eh? |
Ishilove:This is my last word on this subject. I want to give you an example of a situation where sunglasses were viewed as a fashion accessory and not just a practical device. I was listening to a programme on the BBC World Service in the 2000s and they were talking about American soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. They said that a high number of soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan were going blind, so the authorities launched an investigation to find out the cause of the problem. This was the problem. The soldiers had been given dark glasses to protect their eyes because of sudden bright lights from explosions and other situations on the battlefield that could damage their eye sights. However, the soldiers were not wearing the goggles because they felt that they were ugly and cumbersome. In order to solve the problem, the military commissioned fashion designers to redesign the dark glasses and the glasses eventually became so cool that the troops were wearing them even when they were not on the battlefield. |
Whiteangel1234:Oh my God! HAVE YOU NOT HEARD OF LAFARGE?? Is Lafarge a Nigerian or foreign company?? Doesn't Lafarge have production facilities in Nigeria?? By the way, you missed the second part of my earlier post. The same way that government welcomed Hyundai as it's coming to set up production facilities here, that's the same way that government welcomed Arla, a Danish company that is setting up milk production facilities here. |
Whiteangel1234:Oh my God! HAVE YOU NOT HEARD OF LAFARGE?? Is Lafarge a Nigerian of foreign company?? Doesn't Lafarge have production facilities in Nigeria?? By the way, you missed the second part of my earlier post. The same way that government welcomed Hyundai as it's coming to set up production facilities here, that's the same way that government welcomed Arla, a Danish company that is setting up milk production facilities here. |
The government banned the importation of rice and milk products. However, foreign producers are free to invest in Nigeria and produce in Nigeria. The government did not welcome Hyundai because they are going to import. They welcomed Hyundai because they are going to set up a factory for the production of vehicles and also because they are going to set up a health facility here. The same way that government welcomed Hyundai as it's coming to set up production facilities here, that's the same way that government welcomed Arla, a Danish company that is setting up milk production facilities here. |
law001: naptu2:According to Governor Fashola, when a train runs from Marina to Okokomaiko, for example, on the left rail line, it will turn on the turn table to the right rail line in order to run in the opposite direction, from Okokomaiko to marina. He actually showed a diagram that had the turntable on it. I remember this quite well because it reminded me of the turntable on the Lagos Steam Tramway in the early 1900s. The Marina turntable was going to be situated at almost the same spot that the steam tramway turntable was. By the way, despite what you wrote, trains can and actually have been turned on turntables. Anyone who knows anything about railways knows this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railway_turntable |
masseratti: mysteryman2014:Ok. I made that observation because Governor Fashola talked about a turn table at Marina and another one at Okokomaiko when he was talking about the project c2011. |
Freeman59:The title says that the Lagoon Bridge has been completed. The Lagoon Bridge is a bridge that spans from Orile Iganmu on the mainland to Marina on Lagos Island. Part of the bridge passes over the Elegbeta Channel. The bridge has been completed and the ceremony yesterday was to mark the completion of the bridge. The bridge is part of the Blue Line rail project. The Blue Line rail project is meant to run from Marina to Okokomaiko. The Blue Line rail project has not been completed. The MD of LAMATA said (yesterday) that they've completed 90% of the civil works between Mile 2 and Marina, but that also means that there's still work to be done between Mile 2 and Okokomaiko. Also, apart from the civil work, there's still other work to be done, like signalling, etc. So there's no confusion. The Lagoon Bridge has been completed, but the Blue Line rail project has not been completed. |
Ishilove:"I made a deal with myself that if I win one more award, which is this, 7, it's a record, that I would take off my glasses. I don't really want to take them off, but Kathrine Hepburn, who is a dear friend of mine, she said I should, so I'm doing it for her. And also for the girls at the back" Michael Jackson. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVXquUvHr_k |
Ajibel:What's shocking is that the report was from the Lagos State Facebook page. They should have known better. |
Ajibel:That's a relief. |
Ishilove: naptu2:Now, there are several other reasons that people wear sunglasses indoors and I'll give you another reason that I figured out c1990 when I read Michael Jackson's book Moonwalk. Chatbot1234 is quite right that shyness might be a reason why people wear sunglasses indoors. That's the reason that Michael gave in his book and I remember watching an event that someone, I think it was Diana Ross, teased him and forced him to take off his glasses, but there's still another reason. There was a picture in that book and the cameraman took the picture from behind Michael and I saw it for the first time. A lot of people that wear shades indoors are stars and for the first time I saw the lights that stars are exposed to. There are spotlights, stage lights, lights from camera flashes and so on and so forth and so it makes sense to reduce the effects of all those lights by wearing sunglasses. But like I said at the beginning, sunglasses are also fashion accessories and people also wear them indoors because they are just that, fashion accessories. |
Proudlyngwa:Thank you. |
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iamclime:Thank you |
Sanwoolu Marks The Completion Of The Blue Line Rail Bridge https://www.nairaland.com/5586709/sanwoolu-marks-completion-blue-line#84995816 |
johnie:Thank you |
![]() You can easily tell those that read the last post and therefore they know what a coat of arms is, from those who did not read the last post. |
mojeezy:That's actually the colours of the Tiv ethnic group. |
YorubaKing:My God! You really think anybody cares whether you learnt nada or not?? Amazing! |
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Dem no teach you how to summarize or compact your work?