₦airaland Forum

MadCow1:
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Thanks PDP but your time has passed.

After APC na LP turn.

waltec:
Advantages of aluminium roof to others.
1. IT IS LIGHT
Aluminium is comparatively very light.Conveying from one point to the other is easy . And it doesn’t add much weight to the building structure. The structural effects of it on a building is virtually non existent.
2. IT IS CLEAN...
The roof is also very clean and easy to handle, you don’t need to wash or do some extra treatment on it.
3. IT IS NOT HARMFUL.
Due to shortage of tapwater, A lot of Nigerians drink rainwater dropped from the roof. For an asbestors roof , study has shown that drinking water from it may cause cancer And for common zinc, it easily corrodes and particles from it also goes along with the fetched water.But this is not so with aluminium because of its clean nature.
4. IT FITS PERFECTLY TO YOUR BUILDING .
Aluminium in the factories are rolled like toilet rolls, it is when you measure the span of your building roof trusses that the aluminium is cut into the size and lenght of your roof.
5. DOESN'T LEAK EASILY.
Except during the process of installation,it is only when the roof is damaged by nails or others that you may experience leakage but which can also be easily corrected.

Aremu Olawale... maiolicaaluminium..com
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I’m very passionate about that. I have children, and I don’t want them to be messed up by someone’s vision of how to run Nigeria, which I know will not work.

fratermathy:
You are being partisan! Like I said, our problem in Nigeria is neither an APC or a PDP thing. Our problem is Nigeria is Nigerians themselves. We need to stop the logic of thinking you used in your post before we can move forward.

omenka:
Another thread dedicated to Omenka.
Five in three days. How sweet!

koboko69:
You and the OP are just too ignorant. 140 naira from what amount exactly? For 65 naira. It was even 141 not 140.
Exchange rate was 162 to a dollar then, and oil was sold at an average of 113 usd per barell. Today FX is scarce due to the fact oil is sold below 40usd. Todays exchange rate is 199 to a dollar. Get facts straight before attacking.

greenpasture:
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Why do you think this is the right time and not before now.

In 2012 we were given the breakdown of how the price was about N140.. What is the breakdown down that gave us N145.. Especially since crude oil is not priced low.

With this, don't you think Nigerians will be paying more than other countries comparatively?

One of the media big men here in Lagos just told us that he was wrong to have opposed the deregulation in 2012. Do you think we all were wrong or we should insist, for political sentiments, that 2012 was not a good time to deregulate, giving that the government have been advocating deregulation even when obj was president?

Besides, the popular cliche, corruption, have been one major reason to deregulate even before, 2012, in 2012 and now too.

Do you think we allowed corruption in that sector to remain by our insistence in 2012?.. I think we did because the subsidy corruption remained even with this government.


Look are you seeking validation for 2012 or addressing today's problems and issues. Why can't we address issues instead of harking back to what somebody did or didn't do.

Question for today. Is deregulation of fuel importation right or wrong? A simple yes or no would suffice.

DropShot:
In 2012, Nigerians were entitled to subsidy given that we were making a hell lot of money from crude sale.

Now, we're not making reasonable profit from crude sale and it's not sensible to still subsize when you're already losing money.

Check other countries where they enjoyed subsidy prior to crude prise crash and you'd realize that they've all removed some subsidy.

Qatar, Saudi, UAE, and many others have increased fuel pump price. It's only those countries where there was no subsidy prior to crude price crash that have witnessed reduction in fuel pump price in tandem with reduction in crude price.

fiizznation:
This is actually the right time to deregulate the downstream oil sector. What's the essence of paying exuberant subsidy to the major oil marketers when the price of oil has crashed in the market? Though I still think the 145 naira per litre is kind of too much{ maybe 120/115 naira per litre is ok and somehow understandable}, but the subsidy removal timing is spot on and every reasonable Nigerian should support it.

Toks2008:
And Seun has the audacity to use words like victim for the female folks...i know one day he will eat those words and will regret ever apologizing for this title.

My first conent says...never beat a lady which is fair enough and then listed the facts that are as true as day and night but Seun is still naive so i understand his point.

There was a lady i dated and she told me that she is the type tthat needs to be beaten up but i said never will i raise my hand against her and when she showed her color i gave her some verbal lashing that made her cry and for 3yrs she left the affair just to call me this year to say she would have prefered that i beat her up rather than going verbal...can you imagine.

Seun is indeed a learner when i comes to he issue of women so let jim postrate to nland ladies to apologize for the truth he will latter realize and when he does,he will hate himself for making that unwarranted apology...im 41 and i have seen things in life but all these todlers on nland knows nothing about this matter until they get to a more mature stage in life.

nrexzy:
Fayose's stupidity is now getting irritating.. We know he is pullin publicity Stunt for 2019 buh make d nigga get small sense naaa.. Is that too much to ask 4 from a Governor, Governing a state with the highest Number of professor in Nigeria??