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Lily4star:Let me see if you can decode this....."0H0CECCHHDF". Zero=0, A=1, B=2 etc. A flash/ text/call would do. I want to meet this football aficionado! |
Inasmuch as this is a good development, the 7 days given is too short and unrealistic. |
Lily4star:Awwww. What do we do now? |
Lily4star:Yeah...I do. You've got a mail |
Lily4star:Let me go check. Your pic can't place that. I asked because you said "eeyah....pele". Two yoruba words. |
Lily4star:Thanks. Are you Yoruba? |
Lily4star:No, didn't go today. I'm a lil bit under the weather. |
Lily4star:Hey Lily, how have you been? Long time no hear. |
anonimi:As you can see, I quoted Fashola word for word. The part you highlighted was just the expression of the writer.....The blasted part. Anyone could use that. That makes you clever by a quatre too if you do not know how writers make sensational writeups. |
Legitbaba:yeah, everyone knows it should vary directly normally but that is if everything is alright but there is more to it in Nigeria........Look at these excerpts..... Speaking with The Guardian on why petrol price is still high in Nigeria despite the declining crude oil prices, Head, Energy Research, Ecobank Development Company (EDC) Nigeria Limited, Dolapo Oni said: “The first is devaluation. As we are fully dependent on imports for our petroleum products currently, we are exposed to the higher foreign exchange rate compared to last year. As oil prices continue to drive lower, the demand for ships to buy the crude for storage till prices recover has forced the freight rate of ships to increase, thus the freight component of getting the products into the country has also increased. According to him, “the share of the nation’s resources committed to fuel importation and fuel subsidy is horrendous and perhaps scandalous, since declining oil price was supposed to moderate the cost of petrol.” On why there was no reflection, Yusuf, an economist, said the country did not have a downstream market because government fixed all the prices with all manner of interventions, like subsidies. “We don’t have the kind of market mechanism that can easily reflect changes in some parameters. Even if it reflects, it will not show. If we have such a market, competition will force prices to come down. In the downstream, we don’t have what is called a proper market, so the reflections happening in the global arena can hardly reflect locally. To the past Head of the Department of Petroleum Engineering and the Deputy Director, Centre for Petroleum, Energy Economics and Law, Dr. Olugbenga Falode: “It is a demand and supply scenario that you see everywhere. If the demand is high and the supply is short, the price will go up. It is quite unfortunate that Nigeria’s refineries that were built to refine the country’s crude oil are not producing up to full capacity which has made the country to depend on importation of petroleum products.” Falode therefore called on the Federal Government to resuscitate refineries and make them work to full capacity to meet local demand for petrol. So, you see, it is a whole lot of problems that made ours to be converse and the government is now taking steps. The truth is , it will take a while before such reflects. So, for now, with respect to crude and pms, there can"t be a direct variation till there is a stability. Source was from Gaurdian, Dec. 2015, |
Ajibel:Thanks for the clarification. Most of them only read sensational headlines and not content. |
Legitbaba:Okay. Check my writeups again, I said normally, it is supposed to vary directly if both ends i.e the crude producing part and the refined producing part are the market determinants but as it is, Nigeria does not seem to be a market determinant as some countries have even boycotted our crude. So, that is what is responsible for the converse. |
anonimi:Let me check. Be right back! * Modified This excerpt was taken from the same writeup of that news. “I understand that I am not an economist; they (Federal Government) are the economists. But I have some logic and common sense to ask critical questions. “For instance, if one buy flour at N10 per kilogram, and the bread was sold at N1 per loaf. If the price of flour drops, the price of the bread should also change,” Fashola added. - See more at: http://www.elombah.com/index.php/reports/7242-oil-slump-bring-down-fuel-price-immediately-fashola-to-fg-archive#sthash.8cgewX9N.dpuf ...Based on the excerpt, we can say Fashola did not rule out the possibility of errors being in his thoughts. His expression was a mixture of assumption (not being an expert), query and some little harmless politics. If you finish reading the right up, you would see that it was reported that he URGED the FG to...................... That is more or less a constructive criticism and not an outright assertion. cc:anonimi |
Legitbaba:Yeah, because you have a low self esteem such that you cannot say what you feel. Can you please paste the writeup of where he said he would fix electricity in 6 months? |
anonimi:If there is a very high demand for crude oil world wide, the price will rise so high and we will make enough profits hoping that we will not buy the refined form in that way. The prices would have varied directly but unfortunately, we are not in the position to determine the price particularly when USA stopped buying our crude but we need the refined version. If I have a raw material for example, and you have a factory where you majourly use my raw material for a finished good. I sell my raw material to you at a reasonable price and then when you brought your finished goods, you made it so high. I can easily decide that since that is the game you want to play, whenever you come for my raw material, I will so much hike the price too and the game continues because we are both market determiners. Now, if you now decide to boycot my raw material and go for it somewhere else, I will be helpless when you bring the much needed finished goods as you now have a very big advantage ......That is the story of the Nigerian crude. Moreover, if he says pms should be sold lower, it does not necessarily imply that it should be sold lower because the prices of crude oil has gone down.If I say, at 40 dollars per barrel, pms should sell at 100 naira per litre for example, this does not mean that I meant it should be sold at that price because the crude oil price crashed. It is a view. Can you provide a link where he said it should be sold at a lower price BECAUSE CRUDE OIL PRICE CRASHED? If you can do this then you win.Waiting..... |
idupaul:Do you know what is called "Asiwere" in yoruba? Ti ojo ba pe, asiwere a gbagbe ore. That is your case. |
anonimi:I wanted to engage you initially till I saw the second picture you posted. So, you do not know that the price of crude oil varies inversely as the price of PMS. The higher our crude oil is being sold, the lower the price of pms. If we make so much profit from selling crude oil at a high price, pms will be cheaper and not the other way round. |
Boss13:Don't say what you do not know. He achieved so much in lagos except if you were blind or being stewpud is just an hobby to you. Boss13:If you cannot provide evidences to back up this claim, just keep quiet. Boss13:..Because leadership is more of a strong will and decision making rather than expertise. There are experts that can brief one at any time and do the job. All what is needed is direction ,decision making and follow up. Boss13:Prophet of doom. You lots always forget that you are first Nigerians before anything else. It is hight time you got over the election loss. |
Bitterleafsoup:If this is all you could bring out from the write up, then you must be a very big fooool. The link you posted showed lagos. If you had read well, you would have seen that he was talking in relation to lagos and the statement you wrote up dear meant that he needed permision from the discos and all. |
agoadiv:Nice tips OP but always remember to give honour to an original post. Stop plagiarizing other person's work. http://lifehackery.com/2008/05/17/50-amazingly-helpful-time-tested-tips-for-the-kitchen/ |
Those trailer drivers are just so inexperienced. They usually approach that curve with top speed and try to turn the steering while on d sam top speed hence the reason for the slides almost all the time. I think it is the effect of cenripetal force. Motorists should always slow down when approaching a curved road. |
booblacain:Seems you are usually too blind to see that very big green signpost that says "Alternative route" when you pass through there. If you don't wanna pay the toll, you take the alternative route. Simple! |
philomental:It depends on what type of opposite you are referring to. Is it "opposite" like the converse of something? Or physically "opposite" like the mosque is opposite the church? Which of the opposites are you referring to? That is what will determine the answer. |
hozeinbasit:Check the question again and retype it correctly with all necessary punctuations so that your question can be interpreted correctly. |
deanoffaculty:Or maybe it should have been HEAD: For wearing cap ![]() |
deanoffaculty:Please, don't kill me with laugh now. Do you want to break my ribcage? |
Realone92:Thanks so much bro. Happy new mont to you too. |
IamDelilah:Well, won't blame you. You can't know the value of money cos you get after you roll under the sheets. Deilah! |
anichizara:Please, send me a mail. By the time we are done with him, he will rot in jail. Sorry about your loss. |
On a cold day, the cold sensations from the environment would first be received by the cold sensitive nerve cell endings of the skin which will in turn send the message to the part of the brain that is responsible for the temperature regulation of the body. The part of the brain that is responsible for this is the HYPOTHALAMUS. In response to the message sent to it, this hypothalamus part of the brain then causes what is known as VASO-CONSTRICTION to take place i.e the blood capillaries under the skin will be made smaller so as to allow for less flow of blood. The result of this is that it leads to less sweating on the surface of the skin and there will not be a chance for evaporation and cooling. If your pores are not so opened and there are no sweating, water cannot be lost through the skin hence leaving you with the sole option of urinating. This is why people urinate more on a cold day or in a cold room and less on a hot day. |
Frank3n2:Why not? Access bank pays 237K per month for entry level AFTER TAX and if after like 2,3 years you get promoted to the next level, you could start getting 300K+. The only bank that pays better than Access is Diamond bank. |
Oluwapresley:Well, I cannot say for now but when I was there, it was very very affordable, too cheap for the standards. |
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