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NL member: You gave her bad advice mehn.

If you're wrongly accused then you come forward and clear your name. If you are guilty that's when you run away.
Ishilove's running away proves that logicboy is telling the truth about her.

deols: You think you are mad. You probably are.

You agree you are dumb. You really are.


My initial statement had nothing to do with you. It was only in affirming that Logicboy was never leaving NL. He is well known to be this way.

Don't join issues with me next time. We aren't at par.

NL member: Jokes aside, Ishilove....if your intentions were pure when you sent that mail then you really should say something on this matter instead of keeping mute.

Your silence is only validating logicboy's claims.

musiwa1j: i will assume, that is stella damacus friend. women most marry from age 16 years like usa and canada.. what do you think i will do to Ellen Degeneres and her partner, if i was in africa. i will sleep 6 hours with them in bed. what i will do to the asss of Ellen Degeneres only the almighty God and emergency service 911, will pull me off of her and her partner. in africa




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Idowuogbo: Hey!!!

homesteady: Please do you know how many NL accounts he has opened?

maclatunji: BBC World Service

Owen Bennett Jones

Jakumo: Thank you very much for the phone conversation yesterday, Aare Musiwa. It was indeed an honor and a privilege to speak to you for the first time, and thus be assured that you are indeed a real live human being, and not merely a spam generating software application.

I was enraptured to hear from the horse's mouth the details of how you tracked down your first wife with the use of satellite imagery, even as she fled and tried to hide deep in the wilderness of Canada's Great White North, forcing you to engage polar bears and walruses in hand-to-hand combat, as you trudged grimly accross the snow-bound wastelands towards your unsuspecting quarry. In light of what I now know, it would be an understatement to describe our Aare Onakakanfo as a legend in his own living room.

I look forward to my next phone interview with you, Oga Musiwa, during which I will seek that you expound on your plans for world domination by immigrants to the newly enlarged and enhanced Benin Republic, under your visionary leadership.

Long Live Aaare Musiwa, the Executive Mayor and Baaale of Totonto-Land, Canada, and may God's Almighty Electricity continue to energize and optimize your every endeavor, AAAAaaaamen.

musiwa1j: you see, you are really 419 or scam.. you be correct 419

polar bear, this tall building are the only bear i see. come to think of it. i have never seen a polar bear in canada. I will go up north and see one.


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musiwa1j: i nominate myself. i dont trust anyone any more.

Yazmin: All these people that like to comment, to enable them exhaust promo MB's ....
MTN should stop giving free mb's abeg

naptu2: [img]http://www.nairaland.com/attachments/660163_Al-Hassan20Dantata_jpg2dfea4475cf89fab41aeec1ca067e40e[/img]

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Alhaji Alhassan Dantata (Aliko Dangote's great-grandfather)

(1877-Aug 17th 1955). The wealthiest man in West Africa. 



Alhaji (Dr) Aminu Alhassan Dantata
(May 1931-). Aliko Dangote's grand-uncle.

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Sanusi Dantata (Aliko Dangote’s grandfather)
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Abdulkadir Sanusi Dantata, September 1 1945- February 7 2012 (Aliko Dangote's uncle). He gave Aliko Dangote a business loan with which Dangote started the Dangote Group
www.nairaland.com/attachments/660468_abdulkadir_dantata_200_150_jpg538ec72a3e0075751e0afbb6b57a4032


Alhaji Aliko Dangote
www.nairaland.com/attachments/660801_dangote_jpgb76b8418fae8e5dcfc3177215383c6c1


Alhaji Tajudeen Aminu Dantata.
www.nairaland.com/attachments/737877_Tajudeen20Dantata_jpga68d356e510a6c7b332fef4a806bb4db


Alhaji Sayyu Dantata
www.nairaland.com/attachments/660816_sayyu_jpgce9b156c26d7c674ccd176f3ed0e1aa4

Read more here: https://www.nairaland.com/891985/dantata-dangote-story-how-create

"psychoneurosis anxiety state, moderately severe (soldier has been twice before in hospital within ten days. He can't take it at the front, evidently. He is repeatedly returned.)" Kuhl was transferred from the aid station to the 15th Evacuation Hospital near Nicosia for further evaluation.

The shells going over him bothered him. The next day he was worried about his buddy and became more nervous. He was sent down to the rear echelon by a battery aid man and there the medical aid man gave him some medicine which made him sleep, but still he was nervous and disturbed. On the next day the medical officer ordered him to be evacuated, although the boy begged not to be evacuated because he did not want to leave his unit.

DaLover: That type of thinking happens everywhere in the world, go to America and see people complain about each other, go to k and see the Scottish complain, what is really drawing us back is the faulty structure that encourages laziness and dependency on oil by components of the country, 774 lgas and 36 states...

Okontami: F*uck this report. Nonsense write up by a re*tard. So what if the economic power is in the hand of one man. If the churches prefer to build prayer camps with the free monies they are getting instead of investing in the economyetc and the other rich Nigerians prefer to buy houses in Florida and Miami instead of investing in sectors crying for investments,,,then the man that choose to take up the risk should be encouraged. Dangote pick it up and buy the Nigeria railway corporation and fix it. We need people with brains to invest in the economy...

Dis Guy: nigeria is a funny country how ever you look at it

when the 'refineries' were privatised, people shouted monopolisation

when he puts his money- there's still some murmuring monopoly


I wonder what happened to all those high chiefs that bought license for refineries

DaLover: Imagin 5 or 6 more refineries around the country, the employment opportunities etc
This is very old news,
The govt should immediately take the following steps,
-privatize the govt owned refineries
-fully deregulate the downstream sector, pull NNpC out completely
-initiate policies to impose punitive taxes on imported petroleum products
-initiate policies to impose punitive taxes on exportation of crude oil
-initiate policies to encourage exportation of refined petroleum products

This along with the deregulated power sector will provide the necessary jump start for the Nigerian economy.

ckkris: The fighting general.

Dis Guy: even that number is not enough for the population of West/central africa vs the population- the economy is 'growing'- more taste for cars and so on

Shell wants to concentrate on crude exploration, they have more interesting projects- they will make more from importing and collecting the difference from the govt- easier than paying some touts and high chiefs all the time

AnanseK: The substance of the story (simplified) is that Dangote's move is more likely to happen than those you mentioned.

Dis Guy: EXPORT

there are very few refineries in West africa

[size=14pt]Why we can’t build refinery in Nigeria-Shell[/size]

on March 02, 2012 at 3:00 pm in News

Mr Malcolm Brinded, the outgoing Executive Director of Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC), says the company cannot build a refinery in Nigeria because there are surplus refineries across the world.

Brinded, who is in-charge of the Upstream International unit of the company, made the statement in an interview with the State House correspondents, after a farewell visit to President Goodluck Jonathan at the State House.

The out-going Shell chief in Nigeria, who led a delegation to the State House, Abuja, said rather than build new refineries, the company was divesting from those it had interest in around the world.

“With respect to downstream, two comments there. Shell is divesting from refineries all over the world because there is a surplus of refineries; we no longer own any refineries even in the United Kingdom.

“I will also say because of the surplus of refineries available in a way, one has to look very closely whether building new refineries is a good investment for anyone not just for Shell but for countries involved.

“In today’s world, not looking at the past but where we are today, there is surplus of refinery capacity which essentially means many refineries in the world run at a loss.

“Which also means one can get refined products back again and pay very little for it to be refined,’’ he said.

Brinded said that building refineries was no longer profitable and that informed the company’s decision to invest in the gas sector.

According to him, Shell would continue to invest in the development of the gas sector, adding: “I do believe that investment in the downstream sector, especially gas sector in Nigeria, as I touched on, is very important.

“Nigeria has huge resources of gas that have yet to be unlocked and the potential to add to that gas not only in power but in other ways in the country.

“I think there are a lot of opportunities for Nigeria and for Shell in Nigeria and the potential much more than to consider refining.’’

Capnd143: i strongly believe there should be a business module forged from dangote's business ideosyncrasies, his business strategy is unique, bank-breaking and risky, yet popular and profitable - where Western investors shy away from due mainly to security and lack of market information is where Dangote swims in, places like IRAQ, TANZANIA, SUDAN, the middle east, and north africa where there is a volatile political environment and high perception of insecurity which might not necessarily be true is where Dangote pumps his wealth into, and most importantly in sectors where westerners fear to trade, it is no news that trying to build and oil refinery is perhaps the business with thd most dreaded political opposition due to industrial lobbyist, but coincidentally thats the Sector Mr.DANGOTE CHOSES TO SWIM IN. Well i call "The Dangote business Module".

Obiagelli: Enugu government is anti poor

Afam4eva: The first and only comment from that first source is disgusting. Why does the world think Nigerians are scammers. Here are our business men trying to put food on the table of a lot of Kenyans and they have the audacity to term us criminals.

Effe Bunyemongo

Kenyan should never let their guard down on nigerian not matter how rich they may be termed. Remember, more than half of nigerian GDP is generated through internatiol scams commonly known as 419.