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commoditiesnig:
Good job sir. Thanks for the info!

Thank you.

samuelson06:
I've seen that of Akwa Ibom in one remote LGA. So, you are telling me that any time I want to refill, I should drive to far away LGA to do it then come back to the state capital where I stay. Issorait o. Una do well!

I am not telling you anything. What you do is entirely your choice and none of my business.

naptu2:
Nobody held a gun to your head to force you to convert your car.

Elliotwaveforec:
@naptu2, Is the conversion hybrid! CNG and petrol?

Yes

UEFA warns England could face Euros ban over Sir Keir Starmer's plans for football regulator

With the next Euros due to be hosted by the UK and Ireland, a letter to the culture secretary from European football's governing body says there should be "no government interference in the running of football".

Sunday 15 September 2024

England risks being banned from the Euros if Sir Keir Starmer goes ahead with plans for a men's football watchdog, UEFA has warned.

In a letter to Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy, European football's governing body said there should be "no government interference in the running of football".

It follows plans by the government to set up an Independent Football Regulator (IFR) for the professional men's game

In the letter, seen by The Times and the BBC, UEFA's general secretary Theodore Theodoridis warned against plans outlined in the King's Speech that would give the new regulator the power to oversee clubs in England's top five leagues.

He said the game's independence was a "fundamental requirement".

An exclusion would prevent English clubs from being able to compete in the Champions League and other UEFA competitions, as well as the national team being able to take part in the European Championship.

But the Department for Culture, Media and Sport believes the independent football regulator would not jeopardise England's participation at Euro 2028, which is being hosted by the UK and Ireland.

A DCMS spokesperson told the PA news agency: "The Football Governance Bill will establish a new Independent Football Regulator that will put fans back at the heart of the game, and tackle fundamental governance problems to ensure that English football is sustainable for the benefit of the clubs' communities going forward."

PA said it understands the DCMS would respond to the letter shortly and there have been no previous concerns raised by UEFA which, along with the Football Association, has been engaging with the government over the development of the bill.

Former FA chairman David Bernstein said this is "quite expected" from UEFA and a "desperate" move "by people who would like to stop what is a very progressive idea".

"Government interference of various forms is nothing new, but this is now being raised as some sort of bogeyman to try and scare us away from this very important reform," he said.

"I spoke, to parliamentarians last week about this and emphasised that if anything, I think this potential bill that coming forward needs to be strengthened. I thought the previous bill on the Conservative Party was not strong enough in this area of finance, because finance is absolutely key."

The previous Conservative government failed to get its Football Governance Bill through Parliament because Rishi Sunak called a general election in May, but the plan was also in Labour's manifesto.

Campaign group Fair Game, which has called for an overhaul in football governance, dismissed UEFA's letter.

Fair Game chief executive Niall Couper said: "The DCMS have been over this ground a hundred times. This is nothing short of a scare story.

"With 58% of the top 92 [clubs in England] technically insolvent, annual losses of £10m a year in the Championship viewed as 'a success', football is an industry in desperate need of financial reform.

"The government should not be derailed by such nonsense."

https://news.sky.com/story/uefa-warns-england-could-face-euros-ban-over-sir-keir-starmers-plans-for-football-regulator-13215331?dcmp=snt-sf-twitter


Photo: England's Harry Kane celebrates scoring their side's second goal of the game during the UEFA Nations League Group. Pic: PA

The funny guy is still wasting his time and mentioning me.

samuelson06:
I don't mean conversion centers, sir. I mean where to buy CNG. I could only sight conversion centers.

OH GOD!

Go to the first page, search for "list of NIPCO CNG filling stations", then search for "list of Banner Gas Oando Filling STATIONS", then search for "List of BOVAS CNG FILLING STATIONS".

samuelson06:
Why are you not also listing CNG filling stations alongside this conversion centers so we can be sure the government is serious on this? What if after conversion I can't find the CNG to buy?

JESUS CHRIST OF NAZARETH! AND THERE ARE 3 LISTS OF FILLING STATIONS ON THE FIRST PAGE O!

You see why I don't believe that any of this is serious??

weyreypey:
Before your government conversion costs were 350k .... As you came with your bulaba it skyrocketed to over 1.2 million naira

You gave me a government?? Wonderful!

bdon123:
Not my car will be used for practical,as far as i am concerned.If europe did not buy into idea for cng for car why will i?it means there quite alot of disadvantage

Nobody held a gun to your head to force you to convert your car.

Solseal007:
Hello thanks for the update, I am following keenly and applaud the initiative. Although I am in one of the biggest automobile industry in the country.

Keep up the education on all media platform pls. Do u work with the PCNGi?

Nope. I'm just a Nigerian like you (all the information is publicly available).

Tapout:
There are vehicles this conversion should not be done for. Example, Danfo and the likes. E get why.

That's why it's interesting that there are danfos that use CNG in Lagos. This is a 2018 thread.

Lagos Danfo Buses Now Use Gas Instead Of Petrol
https://www.nairaland.com/4480441/lagos-danfo-buses-now-use

A large number of the taxis in Benin have been using CNG since 2007.

Omalicious1:
Not seeing anyone going on in the south south and in the East

Engr Michael Oluwagbemi (TMZ) @busanga

8 states (Oyo, Lagos, Ogun, Edo, Delta, Kogi, FCT, Nasarawa) that have been activated for Conversion Incentive Program by
@PCNGInitiative . Next 9 states will be Kwara, Ekiti, Osun, Niger, Rivers, Kano, Akwa Ibom, Abia and Enugu..before end of 2024