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duni04:
People should read the article itself before commenting. The OP cut out the part where he clearly explained what he meant. His own concept of Jihad has nothing to do with violence. We should even encourage preaching moderate messages like this in our mosques.

barristerMDGs:
Cults are springing up in the name of civilian JTF.

This really need to be watched.

A series of execution and jungle justice even in a close environment where military and police posts is located is alarming.

Gun shots, yet the force will claim the never heard of any while even those in distant residence testifies of such.

The civilian will always put personal interest first when they are not receiving any benefit for what ever they are doing.

Don't hand over the security of the people to civilian. They can only play a part but not take the duty.

Xetima:
[size=14pt]The Pastor also said that there is no mention of Christ, Christian, Christianity, Bible and gospel in the Nigerian Constitution. He said in contrast, the Nigerian Constitution has Islam, Muslims, Grand Khadi, Sharia, Quoran mentioned severally.

I wonder if you missed this part or you deliberately refused to comment on this also.

Keep deceiving yourselves. Those who do know their God ... DO KNOW THE TRUTH.[/size]

franklyn009:
The true about this election is the Muslims are desperate for a Muslim president and don't care who that may be, as long the person is a Muslim and will carry out what ever their agenda might be. It is more of a religion tussle.
I was in a naming ceremony of a Muslim friend of mine when d imam was called forth to pray for d baby. During his prayer, he was like pray that goodluck doesn't win next year election and that Allah would select a right and chosen candidate and put in power....dis was followed by a powerful 'amin'. And I was like why the hate and how does that relate to the naming.
Even my Muslim friends don't like hearing his name sef. There is this strong hate for him like he is a plague.

IMO, dis Muslim folks are deliberately been ignorant and sentimental considering GEJ that they don't see any good in him and they always have one reason or the other to keep hating him.


Now the question is that why that much hate on GEJ and why are anti-GEJs so desperate for buhari to win and can go to any extent to achieve that even though buhari haven't done anything to make me put my vote and trust in him............or is there really a secret agenda??

atlwireles: The Managing Director of Indorama Eleme Petrochemical Limited Mr Manish Mundra has said that the companies US$1.2 billion dollars Fertilizer Project is on course.
According to the latest edition of the companies in-house magazine Indorama-Nigeria IMPACT Magazine, Mr Mundra said; “we were able to put together a massive US$1.2 billion dollars for our fertilizer project and our Chairman, Mr. S.P. Lohia was here in April to perform the ground-breaking. Since then, the construction of the plant has been going on as planned.”
The ground-breaking took place on the 11th of April 2013 and the project is expected to be ready in the fourth quarter of 2015 with production starting in the first quarter of 2016.
Mr Mundra disclosed that indorama is already constructing an 83 kilometre gas pipeline to fetch gas to the fertilizer plant while an export jetty is also being constructed at the Onne port to facilitate evacuation of the products.
Mr Mundra also stated that the fertilizers would be of high quality, yet cheaper for farmers thereby helping them to improve their agricultural yields and that the project would help to revolutionalise agriculture and help to fight food security in the country. According to the magazine, the M.D. also stated that the fertilizer plant would help the government stop importation of the product which gulps huge foreign exchange every year and also enhance food security and create employment opportunities for teeming Nigerian graduates who need jobs.
The companies website revealed that $800million dollars of the $1.2 billion dollars would be financed by lenders while $400 million dollars was in equity. Financial partners involved in the $800 million loan are the International Finance Corporation (IFC), Standard Chartered, African Development Bank (AfDB), Africa Export Import Bank, Bank of India, KFW and DEG of Germany, Commonwealth Development Corporation, FMO Entrepreneurial Development Bank, Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund, United Bank for Africa, Stanbic IBTC Bank, Guaranty Trust Bank and Access Bank.
Indorama Eleme Fertilizer and Chemicals Limited Nigeria (IEFCL), which is West Africa’s largest polyolefins producer, is providing equity of $400 million dollars for the project.
The companies website also revealed that Global TOYO Engineering of Japan would be handling the construction work, and the project would be the world’s largest single-stream gas-to-urea plant which has capacity for 1.4 million metric tons of urea serving both domestic and export market.
The Singapore-headquartered Indorama Corporation, the holding company of the Indorama group, has 45 manufacturing sites across 20 countries around the world. It is also the second largest producer of nitrile rubber gloves. The $10 billion dollars Indorama Corporation is owned by an Indian family, with industrialist S.P. Lohia as its chairman.
Indorama Corporation, which has over 20,000 employees, started with the establishment of a spun yarn manufacturing plant in Indonesia by S.P. Lohia in 1976. The group is a global manufacturer of polyethylene, polypropylene, polyester fibre, filament and spun yarns, fabrics, and medical gloves. Its products are shipped to over 90 countries across four continents.

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/

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By Dele Momodu

Via: Ynaija