NwaNimo1's Posts
Nairaland Forum › NwaNimo1's Profile › NwaNimo1's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 (of 509 pages)
Lets put cctv in all exam halls......... [img]https://i./3OK0q.gif[/img] .....but then there is no power/electricity to operate the equipment! |
Roman Abramovich has been sanctioned the European Union ahead of Chelsea's Champions League trip to Lille on Wednesday evening. The 27-state organisation has described Abramovich as a 'Russian oligarch who has long and close ties to Vladimir Putin'. Chelsea F.C. have been listed as part of his associated entities that include LLC Evraz Holding, Evraz Group SA and Millhouse Capital. Abramovich and 15 other individuals have been added to the EU's list which sees their assets frozen and travel bans introduced. The news comes less than a week after the 55-year-old was placed on the United Kingdom's sanction list that saw his assets frozen and Chelsea placed under a 'Russian Regulation' licence. That has seen the Blues have to change how they operate as they are unable to sell merchandise, complete transfers or extend contracts, while have a number of other financial limitations placed upon them. Since then the Premier League have disqualified Abramovich as a Director of Chelsea Football Club. This action would usually trigger the sale of his shareholding but the Russian has already announced his intention to sell, although under the current licence this would not be permitted. However, the government appears open to the club changing hands provided Abramovich sees none of the money, RMC suggest UEFA have reassured them that Wednesday's Champions League last 16 match will go ahead. Under the Blues' licence, which currently runs until May 31st, they are allowed to spend £20,000 to travel to away matches creating some logistical issues moving forwards. Thomas Tuchel detailed how the club could be impacted in his press conference ahead of the trip to France. He said: "There are restrictions and we have to deal with them. There are adjustments in the amount of staff, who is travelling, how many rooms we have in hotels and how we arrive at matches. There will come some, to my understanding, that we can arrive at on a professional level. "It isn't about luxury and bling-bling. This is just a professional level of sports, where we play with two days between matches with our opponent having four days between matches and we arrive with the possibilities of injuries. For that, it is better to arrive with a plan rather than a bus. "We try to do it. From my understanding, we have a framework to go and play in Lille with absolutely no excuses. Regarding these organisations, it is already more difficult to arrange things on a professional level, in the best way possible, for the FA Cup. But we will deal with it. "As long as we have shirts and are alive as a team, we will be competitive and fight hard for our success. We owe it to the people who support us in a very invisible way. Of course, we are in the spotlight and it is our responsibility to do so. We will do it." https://www.football.london/chelsea-fc/news/roman-abramovich-chelsea-sanctioned-lille-23398971 |
[img]https://gfycat.com/lateconcernedgerbil[/img] |
[img]https://i./3OJxN.gif[/img] |
[img]https://i./Pq25.gif[/img] |
[img]https://i./3OK0n.gif[/img] |
You are looking for 'value for money' and 'serene environment' in Lagos? https://66.media.tumblr.com/2fe3e8f55f9706af3209d30b607ae607/tumblr_ohkk1swyZT1qgf1i8o1_540.gif ....You dey craze? |
[img]https://i./3OK0m.gif[/img] |
Frenemies........ [img]https://i./3OK0n.gif[/img] Rule Number Three: never trust nobody Your moms'll set that ass up, properly gassed up Hoodied and masked up, shit, for that fast buck She be laying in the bushes to light that ass up |
So dey go bomb everyone dere (bandits and non bandit) come begin boast? [img]https://i./3OK0n.gif[/img] |
[img]https://i./3OK0u.gif[/img] |
[img]https://i./3OK0y.gif[/img] |
A blast has hit an oil pipeline run by Italian producer Eni in southern Nigeria, cutting some exports and causing a crude spill, its local operating company said yesterday. Eni, the parent of Nigerian Agip Oil Company (NAOC), said the explosion hit its facility in Nembe in Bayelsa State and cut exports from its Brass terminal by 25,000 barrels per day (bpd). Eni did not give more details on the blast, but vandalism, sabotage and theft from Nigeria’s southern oilfields and pipelines are very common. The oil company said it was the second in a few days after an earlier incident on February 28 at its Obama flow station led to a production shortfall of 5,000 bpd. NAOC declared force majeure on expected oil output at the terminal, gas feeds to Bonny NLNG plant and Okpai Power Plant. “An incident occurred on the Ogoda/Brass 24” oil line, at Okparatubo in Nembe Local Government Area of Bayelsa State. “The event was caused by a blast, consequently causing a spill.” It said wells connected to the pipeline were immediately shut-in whilst river booms and containment barges were mobilized to reduce the impact of the spill. National Oil Spills Detection and Response Agency (NOSDRA) confirmed inspections of the two incidents, but said details were still not available. NOSDRA director Idris Musa said the two incidents were traced to vandalism, with 20 barrels leaked in the Feb 28 incident while nearly 1,250 barrels-the equivalent of 166 tonnes-were discharged in the second incident. Residents at fishing settlements who operate in the creeks and near the Atlantic shoreline at Nembe and Brass in Bayelsa criticized the impact of frequent spills in the area. Noel Ikonikumo, Chairman of the local United Fishing Union listed several recent oil spills that have polluted waters, including the November 5 well blowout in Nembe, and a gas leakage at Sangana in Brass area. “Whenever there is a spill, our nets and other fishing gears get soaked in crude and get condemned because you can no longer use them as the smell of crude scares fish away,” he said. “We have written to the companies concerned to see reason with us and assist us but have not got any response.” -AFP https://www.kuwaittimes.com/blast-hits-nigeria-eni-oil-pipeline-cuts-exports/ |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 (of 509 pages)