₦airaland Forum

ROSSIKE: Stop foolishly comparing Nigeria to Britain. The latter is a developed country and the former, a developing country. BIG DIFFERENCE.

Then Stop foolish expecting a better life because only those in DEVELOPED country ought to enjoy it! This is one of the most silly comments I have read on NL in 2012. Do you think if these developed countries do not maintain the high standard they have set for themselves they will not become a third world country?

Why do people like you prefer to do things below par and expect same results as the West or those in the far EAST?

ROSSIKE: No. It WAS his fault if as is very likely, he deliberately missed scoring chances in order to get back at his coach. We KNOW him to be very vindictive and malicious.

Rossik with all due respect, I think you know too well that it will be stupid to think a player on the pitch running 90mins will intentionally miss chances upon chances upon chances just to get at His coach

Do you not know that the striker transfer market values whittles down with less chances taken in every game? And that these strikers are very much aware of that? Dude, lets be real here, sentiments apart. The NFF cost Nigeria her place in the last nations cup and they will cost Her again the 1/4 finals at this AFCON

take dat: Guy stick to the topic of discussion and stop aiming to score cheap political point. Your point is on mere assumption that the state government did tax the fireworks dealer, if you are quite familiar with Lagos Island and how residential buildings are being converted to storage facilities, you will know that it is quite easy to conceal contraband goods. It is not in the purview of the state Government to ban the sale of fireworks, it is entirely that of the FG to stop its importation.
Fashola only lamented on how poorly structured the buildings are, contrary to the town planning laws of Lagos state.

Thank you for putting the Okupe lapdog in His place!

onye ego: The touchstone for measuring democracy is not opposition to the Federal Government but a holistic and consistent defence of the truth at all times no matter who may feel aggrieved.

SECONDED

You must be a class 1 clown if you believe those words! Truth is relative hence Aturu's submission is nonsense! It is obvious that People like Him perceives Fashola as a serious threat to their chop chop market in the name of Human rights! It is only in Africa you hear of lawyers claiming to be Human rights Activist!

For all I care, Lagos State government is one I have noted have listened largely to critics and have tried to bring much of their views into consideration in making decisions. Fashola made a very valid point!

Abrantie: Did you read the article?

Our president visited your president on his way to Equatorial Guinea. While in Nigeria, he said "Hey GEJ, your gas pipeline is broken and we are not getting the gas we paid for. Better make sure it's fixed soon!".

So what's your point again? Is Nigeria not into oil and gas sales any more?

Haha let me highlight it for you ...

Briefing state house correspondents after the meeting, the Ghanaian President said while on his way to Equatorial Guinea for the Conference of African Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Group of States meeting, he decided to call on the Nigerian President to pay respect to President Jonathan considering the relations between Ghana and Nigeria.

#justsaying
#gaynians_mind_your_own_business

sambos994: Yes, and that's why IK has more goals than Odemwingie. Mtchewwwww

Your point maybe invalid by this Stats;

Osazee: http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/peter-odemwingie/leistungsdaten/spieler_12516.html

Ike Uche : http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/ikechukwu-uche/leistungsdaten/spieler_44027.html

Given that Ike Uche has played more games and minutes on the pitch than Osazee, then theres much to desire from Ike than Osazee.

honeric01: most of those picked are better than him on current form, if you doubt me, then ask his west brom's coach why osaze's being benched.

Did you watch West-Brom games for real For a player who recovered from injuries largely last season, He has not done too badly this season either but I know He can still do more! See stats for yourself.

http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/peter-odemwingie/leistungsdaten/spieler_12516.html

anonimi: Which level of government is the equivalent of Council (the one dropping leaflets) in Nigera:

a) Federal
b) State
c) Local government

Let everyone continue focusing on fisherman Jona and shouting clueless this, clueless that.
Very soon it will be clear that [size=14pt]Jona is only the least clueless leading a bunch of more clueless 160m fumblers aka Nigerian citizens.[/size]

FYI, in England, there are no state governments, Okay! Things are done along national interest coupled with party ideology. It was become the Central government in 10 Downing street put in place a good and efficient policy that is why council were able to respond the way the did!

But sorry to burst your bubble, that was not the emphasis I wanted rather it is the fact that even though they had a power cut, the distribution company were on hand to rectify the situation and were able to tell when power would be expected back in the affected streets and that helped the council to plan effective and respond to those that maybe in distress.

Go tell GEJ to get the PHCN, TCN and all DISCOs to a standard that can guarantee Nigerians constant power supply and good customer services!

Abrantie: Hahaha... 48 hrs continuous power supply in Nigeria and it makes front page. How sad! Y'all sweatin' big time in the Giant of Africa... lol

Abrantie, continue to wallow in deceit. We Nigerians are confronting our challenges and ensuring that we get the best from our government you are here spewing rubbish about the country. Ghana we know does not enjoy the constant power lies you guy spew on different fora on the web.

http://www.channelstv.com/home/2012/12/12/ghanas-president-visits-jonathan/

taharqa: Its always astonishing (and annoying n a funny way) when I see peeps making ASSERTIONS in public with every sense of authority when they are so WRONG! It astonishes me EVERY TIME.

Not less than 17 NIPP Transmission and Distribution lines and substations have been completed in LAGOS alone THIS YEAR as at November out of 57 such ongoing projects, and this is not even counting the normal PHCN projects. Similar things are taken place throughout the nation as NIPP is constructing HUNDREDS of Transmission and Distribution lines and substations (some already completed) in virtually every part of the nation- hell even the Military was ordered by the President to install some substation step- up transformers in certain part of the nation recently. All or most of these projects (including the PHCN ones) not finished are expected to be completed in 2013.

Just as I asked you on a different thread: how was it that when Yar'adua generated a high of 3800MW some years ago, the Entire System collapsed in just 2 DAYS to below 2000MW and fluctuated in that range for a long time WHILST the same system was able to wheel 4000MW-4300MW from July-late Sept this year before partially 'collapsing' to as low as 3200MW-3500MW from that time till late Nov-present where it is again wheeling 4200MW-4500MW? what changed? Or you think it just happened??

I mean to argue that even if all these projects are completed, there would still be serious need for continuous investments and upgrades in the Transmission (especially) and Distribution Infrastructure cos the resulting system would still not be able to continuously wheeled more than 6000-7000MW successfully, is a different argument; but to say nothing has been done Or worst still, that nothing is been done is...... *smh*

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/11/ndphc-commissions-four-injection-sub-stations-in-lagos/

http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=105345:nipp-delivers-new-power-projects-boosts-supply-to-lagos&catid=94:energy-report&Itemid=592

http://allafrica.com/stories/201211210650.html

http://www.nidelpower.com/main/index.php

You come across as a truly brain washed Nigerian! A simple question I want you to answer is this: If all that has been achieved as claimed by you and your PDP sponsored papers, why are Nigerians not seeing the difference? I told you before, the fact that the larger percentage of those that have responded to your claims disagree with you proves that you are not telling the truth!

Ask many Nigerians, how many of them have seen PHCN staff effecting repairs to those saggy cables, burnt out transformers in their neighborhood The sub injection stations you mentioned are INJECTION sub stations not Distribution Sub Stations that serves the local transformers in your neighborhood.

I told you on the other thread that the difference between what happened during Yar'dua time when the grid collapsed is "load shedding" bitter lessons not necessarily that Nigeria now has a 'SMART GRID' in place! I remember watching a documentary on Nigeria's transmission networks and I shook my head in disbelieve that engineers were using walkie talking to ring their counter part at other stations miles away to inform them of the surge coming their way. I watched QUEST channel on SKY UK few days on ago and I was amazed how american power distribution was being controlled but one huge center and how at peak demand times engineers were drawing lines on the screen to move 'energy' from one part of the US to another! I was so impressed that they send remote signals to injection stations to kick start or short down different turbines miles away!

http://allafrica.com/stories/201210030784.html ...ENJOY!

born2fuck: Our engineers are busy searching english language mistakes and errors on nairaland,that is the only way they can proved they passed through university not know that university have passed through them...they are all article of no commercial value...

And you in your profession ( thats if you have one) what have you invented that has brought Nigeria pride in the international community? Some of you talk as if only others are meant to bring Nigeria pride and you lots are doomed to ridicule the country

[quote author=burning_spear]Bro, you mean you don't see IK Uche? You don't see the potentials in Ideye? What about Musa?

Osaze plays in the EPL, so those commentators can say whatever they like. And Martins who has been more fired-up for the AFCON than Osaze, who speaks for him?
In my professional career so far, I have learned that you can have all the skills in the world, but if you lack discipline, if you are the type that brings divisibility in the team, then comes failure quickly. Would Osaze take it cool when he is substituted, like IK Uche does? No! He would grumble and mumble to let us know that he's better and doesn't deserve to be changed.
A coach makes stars out of unknown names. Let's leave Keshi alone to work. If he does well with the local lads, then there comes our special one! Zambia reckoned without a certain unknown Amuneke in the opponents camp at the 1994 AFCON finals! And they paid dearly for it!![/quote]When will you guys learn that the rest of the world does not live by Nigeria's calender and ways of thinking You do not experiment in a major championship/tournament. You bring your best to the party and groove it out! Ideye is not a player you can compare to Osazee. Musa is good on the flanks but He is not a striker I would see in front of the post and my mouth will open...goaaaalll okay!

Like I said previously, Osazee might have issues, but that is what the backroom staff are paid for not trolling camps

0lumide: Sincere_9gerian, tell people where your area is!! Stop lying!!

You can't name your area yet you are here spreading lies and more lies!!


See your grave below bro!! It's silently waiting on you!! Say your area!!

The disgruntled_9gerian lives in a power line that feeds of the government house generator in Enugu. Remember its festives, so they run the generator more longer than normal and they also fused their line so they do not run abuses on the governor and His aid

kalokalo: The physics of this car is easy to explain. The car's propulsion is powered by an original set of rechargeable batteries. The car's motion through the air drives the wind turbine which charges another set of rechargeable batteries. This second set of rechargeable batteries is now used to further propel the car forward when the first set of batteries runs out. Hmmmm. The problem is that the energy conversion process leads to losses. For one, the wind turbine is creating aerodynamic resistance on the car causing the motor to work harder thereby using more of its stored energy. This results in a net zero energy gain. In other words, the car is consuming more energy than its output but the smart thing here is that one of the sources of energy powering the car is wind which is limitless and free. This does not violate the laws of physics but it isn't an efficient energy conversion cycle. However it works.

Its analogous to how your petrol powered engine propels your car forward which drives the alternator and the alternator in turn charges your car's battery which powers the electrical components. I suspect that what this Chinese man did was to harness the wind derived energy stored in the second battery set to propel the car when the energy in the first battery ran out . The first battery was probably charged the the old fashioned way (in an electrical outlet).

@ bold, you appear to know little about fan blade propeller designs. Fan blade propellers do produce Thrust if you do not know. Variable propellers at certain speed can change their pitch to produce thrust to offset any induced drag, and certainly you would want to do that in a design such as this.

Talking drag, the shape of the car alone I believe would cause more drag than the turbine blades would.

sambos994: Experience yes, but it's nothing without DISCIPLINE. You can't keep on fighting coaches all time....it's professional. It's going to disrupt the coaches plans. You say the match again Guinea and how Odemwingie missed all those chances. It costed us the Nations Cup.

Zalantan is one player you count with INDISCIPLINE, same goes with the Italians, yet when it comes to the game of football on the pitch, He/they delivers the coach's plan and desire. Talented players have issues that as a coach you have to deal with. Even Messi, remember how He had burst up with Eto, and Yaya Toure? Remember largely He was responsbile for Yaya's leaving Baca to Man City? Okay maybe that comparison is a bit extreme but what I am saying is simply this: Osazee may have issues with indiscipline off pitch, but certainly not on pitch. Also the reason football has all the backroom set up is to deal with players like him.

The match against guinea wasn't His fault. Blame NFF.

dabossman: Abeg Osaze should indeed grow up. David Beckham was dropped by Stuart Pearce for Team GB at the Olympics inspite of all he did to help the London bid and also as a former England captain. He took it like a man and wished the team luck.

Is it anyone's fault Lagerback preferred Yakubu to him at the World Cup 2010? Since then he has been so bitter. For how long will he continue to cry over spilt milk?

David Beckham was dropped from team GB for obvious reasons. He has not played for country for a long while and certainly not with the current England set-up. Bringing Him to play with young minds with completely different playing pattern will be of no benefit to Team GB. So your comparison is off track!

[quote author=burning_spear]I'm sorry if I made it sound so. But did you watch that match? Just before the last two goals came? Kanu was already feeling the holes in his poor heart, even though he never knew what it was. But he was ready to die on that Atlanta pitch for our nation. Watch that match again!

Remember USA 94? Ikpeba was dropped (Klinsman, his strike partner in Monaco was shocked!). Kanu, who was doing fine at Ajax then, was also not taken. But in 1996? They won Gold in Olympics!

Is 2013 AFCON the last football tournament for Nigeria?

Please someone needs tell Osaze urgently that unnecessary arrogance doesn't make heroism. It's a thing of the heart, not mouth! GOD WORKS WITH THE HUMBLE AND THE MEEK in heart![/quote]Name one player in eagles recently that plays his heart out for Nigeria like Osazee? Personally, I think it is a good thing He spoke His mind. How rude and immature it is of Keshi to down select players and do not bother to contact them in the first place?

How many at times do players get abused by their fans when they fail to honour their call up, but Here is a player that is in form, wants to play his heart for His country ( as He always have) yet get excluded for self interest of the coach? Nigeria can not continue to do things the wrong way and expect the right results! NFF ought to know better that these players deserve some respect. They are not tools you use and dump. Surely not Osazee. He may not play at this AFCON, but Keshi should know that Internationally, His image is more damaged by this saga than that of Osazee. You need to listen to sport commentators in England on this issue with corruption bring fingers in Keshi's selection list as possible reasons why seasoned players will be left out by Him in such a tournament like AFCON.

Oh dear, see what Nigeria have been reduced to! Some seeing light for 16hrs a day are singing things are getting better I remember visiting a friend in New Castle few weeks ago, in the morning the light went off during to a house fire. There was no electricity for four hours.

Before we knew it,council went around ALL the streets that was affected by the power cut, dropping leaflets through the doors, notifying residents when power will be restored! True to their words, by 3pm same day, they restored power. What shocked me the most was that council went around the homes of the elderly and children to supply them food, and they asked any nursing mother that needs food supply to contact them with a dedicated number line provided!

Sadly enough, when I spoke to my mother in Nigeria on boxing day, she told me they are running on the heavy duty generator in the house! It is clear from the majority of replies so far the OP's assertions are utter falsehood! They maybe generating 4,000MW, but not until the distribution network is sorted out and that includes every sub stations, and those step up or step down transformers in neighborhood, most Nigerians will continue to live in darkness. That is where the main effort should be concentrated but there is nothing currently being done in that regard which clearly suggest the so called power reforms are a ruse! I hope I am proved wrong

sambos994: I'm talking IKE Uche not KALU Uche. Ike is much better than Osaze at striker. In 55 appearances, Osaze scored only 9 goals. Uche scored 18 goals in just 40 matches. What does that tell you? Ike has been consitent this whole year. As for Ameobi, I don't even know why he was invited.

Fair enough, but then injury is no player's friend so what happens when Uche is injured? Again, Osazee's style of attack (similar to RVP but not in quality) is one that we really need in Eagles. Someone who can put the back four on the runs and give the wide man in midfield to spread the ball easily.

I think it is fair to say Osazee has done what is expected of Him to deserve a call up to the AFCON. Imagine Drogba leading a star studded Ivory coast despite His decline of recent yet Ivory Coast know experience counts when you play big teams in AFCON so player like the drug will be needed to get the team going when the chips are down!

sambos994: Up front with who? He can't replace anyone. That position you are speaking of is taken by Ike Uche. He can't replace Moses or Musa. And if we bench him, he'll start to fight with Keshi.

Uche play like Rooney and not RVP as per role play. Osazee plays like RVP ( not in quality) but in likeness in that He is a goal poacher and knows when He gets the ball it is goalwards! That is the kind of player you need when you have Musa and Moses in your flanks! Uche will drop to cover the mid field order which will do no good for us upfront because when the balls come in from the flanks, there will be no body there! Oh well He invited Shoal Ameobi! Oh dear did you watch the Man U vs. New Castle last game on boxing day? Terrible the Ameobis were!

sambos994: He wasn't coaching them in the world cup. Keshi was replaced before the world cup started.

I agree He wasnt in the World cup, it was Keshie that did all the prep for that world cup! He was replaced at the last minute. Ever wondered why He was replaced

vanstanzy: Why does it PAIN most Yorubas each time they here or see a news from the east. Is it because "THE THREE WISE MEN WERE FROM THE EAST" or cos "THE SUN RISES IN THE EAST"? Don't hate bro, all this is a natural law. I mean whats ur bitterness, anyway? No, seriously what is it?

Bros your comment is so lame! Remember it is not the beginning of the story that counts rather its the end. So now tell me, where does the SUN sets And where the the Wise men return through? Oh beside, I know you were eating biscuit during sunday school, the bible never mentioned "Three Wise Men"... it said "Wise Men".

Acecube: what u guys fail to understand is that Nigeria is fast becoming the spain of africa when it comes to talents.... Osaze's exclusion from the national team may not have gone well with most Nigerians. But let's be frank here... If osaze was on that list which wing is he going to play ? Is it top 9 when we have players like i.k, brown ideye, emenike who not only played qualifiers but are on fire for their various club sides, the last time i checked osaze has over 50 caps to his belt but has only managed 9 goals or so (when last did osaze score in nations cup self), or is it the flanks where we have musa, moses, ejike ?. All these players i have mentioned and so many others i left out coz i'm not with the list, apart from being younger/talking of future now/ can create goals as well as score...... please note that, what differentiated him then was his passion, apart from that osaze is an AVERAGE player.

So, osaze or no osaze why do some ''Homo olodos'' think we can't win this nation cup ?...
Aluko( i even read he is a free kick specialist ),imoh ezekiel( 19years and has scored more goals for his club than osaze has managed this season),peter utaka(hot sensation in chinese league )... this trio and so many other youngsters inclusions would have been pluses coz they have their footballing years ahead of them.

Nigeria the Spain of Africa in Football Wetin man pikin no go hear for NL? All of those people you listed lack the experience Osazee has! Utaka a huge flop in EPL, Chinese league na league? Even the drug is pleading to come back to EPL 'cos He is tired of the Chinese league! Aluko, another England reject is what Nigeria is hoping on?

Any good coach knows Osazee oace up front with that of Moses, Musa on the flanks will send any back Four on the heels! If the professor of Football, the only Arsene Wenger rates Osazee as a good striker, who be you Have you coached Eleme grammer school football club before

sambos994: The irony is, Keshi took Togo to the world cup in 2006. Your arguement is invalid.

I hope you know He was an outright wooser in that world cup Togo gave Him the boot soonest. I still maintain it is foolhardy to not take your best player to a tournament just because of some silly personal issues!

The man Balloteli is an example of how you deal with talents who may have disruptive behaviours.

ITbomb: ^^^
I believe the gearing arrangement put by wine4dguy might help get the necessary thrust at a shorter distance. Maybe with a dual fan instead of one big one as in the pic

Gearing arrangement can't work in a ram air technology. That is why in Aircraft, you reverse the thrust and inverse the air flow to counter the acceleration.

Goldieluks: Wow ! Nice one.

Nigerian inventors should try inventing something as reasonable and affordable such as this. Instead of creating a generator which is operated with the use of human urine.

Nigerian engineers are not as dumb as some of you think! We have imaginations, creativity and inventions but majorly lacks motivation and inspiration. Most of us in the West are flourishing simply because the enabling environment is there.

Imagine you wake up at night, instead of thinking of someone breaking into your house, you are drinking your cup of tea like an English man, and your heading is spinning with solutions to engineering challenges!

That has been my experience in the West. Your mind is so free to think as an engineer and your horizon is so broaden and always you think possibilities not failures!

wine4dguy: Me thinks it is possible to not maintain up to 40mph and still charge the batteries...like applying the concept of the turbo prop system of an aircraft where he chooses to modify the gearing system that connects the propellers or blades to the generator...that way the car doesnt need to cover much distance before charging...#my opinion

The concept is not fully viable for cars for a number of good reasons. The area required to produce the level of thrust you need is not available in cars, the distance required to 'recover' that thrust once you have attained it is not available on land and many more. Although some have tried it before and most of the SSC like 'bloodhound count' uses something close to that but again these are speed breaking cars meant for technology demonstration

APII: So if the wind stops blowing, you will park the car by the road side.

The Wind will never stop blowing! Air is always available, and all you have to do is accelerate anything through it and you get your rotational energy. I am glad to see this combi-techonolgy has been put to use as I have always wondered why the frontal area of the car where the alternator is has never been thought of as a good position for a turbo-prop system to generate the required energy to accelerate the car despite the 'clean' air it sees.

I think what the farmer truly needs now is to get "engineers" involved to get a truly form factor designs out of this beautiful invention! Soon you may be seeing your Bugatti with a stylish frontal area housing a turbine powered by wind!

More and more, we are getting closer to sending oil to the rightful place it belongs!

ocelot2006: Oh please spare me the trash talk! How's the current positive developments in the nation's power sector a step backward? Obasanjo may have drawn up the plans for this crucial sector (kudos to him), but then it's one thing to conceive, and another to implement. GEJ administration must be commended for the later. And unlike the previous administration of Obasanjo and Yaradua, the increase in power generated has be sustained (current peak at 4500MW). The funny part of that is critics like you kept claiming tha this wasn't possible and kept claiming that there'll be a drop when the rain stops and water levels in our dams drop. Well...we're already MONTHS into the dry season, and all we've experienced is the opposite (I.e increase in power generated). Hmmm...I wonder..

Hey don't also forget that it was under this administration that other key issues like gas supply bottlenecks to power plants were resolved. And don't forget the gas revolution (construction of more trunk lines for gas supply across the country) and the current privatisation of PHCN (Discos, Transcos, etc) were all products of this current administration.

And how in God's green earth is GEJ responsible for the rot in the power sector when the nation has witnessed remarkable improvements within same sector under HIS WATCH? Please do explain, 'cos I sure as hell don't understand.

I must say that your personal deep-seated hatred for GEJ has definitely blinded you to progress made (be it big or minute). 'cos you argument holds no water at all.

Why on earth will I hate GEJ? If stating the obvious is hating, then so be it. It is a fact that power generation has always been high in Nigeria, but the problem is power distribution! As they say, the taste of the pudding is in the eating. If nigeria have had the alleged constant 4800MW power, why haven't Nigerians witness continuous supply of electricity? Can you tell this honourable forum why?

Nigeria have failed to make developmental progress in the past two decades because people like you called shadows excellence and rejoiced in mediocrity!

ocelot2006: Abeg free Mr. President on the subsidy issue. Was he the one that started the payment? NO. Yet his administration was the VERY FIRST to bring everyone's attention to that fraud, the VERY FIRST to end payments and investigate the rot in the downstream sector. But it was clowns like you who chose to cripple his decision to end such payments 'cos you could not stand the changes that came with it. But even with the decision to suspend the subsidy withrawal, it's no longer business as usual for those who gained from all this, thanks to this administration.

If the president's to be blamed for anything during the subsidy saga, its that he failed to provide the so-called "palliatives" that wouldve eased the financial stress Nigerians wouldve faced as a result of the subsidy withrawal. Other than that, the president has absolutely no question to answer.

Is it not idiotic enough that He would continue paying subsidy even when it was obvious that it was an economic sabotage and fraud? As partners in crime, do I expect you to come out and say the president have no questions to answer.

I told you earlier, you are wicked soul for not seeing the truth that subsidy as currently being perpetuated by the PDP led government and even worst under GEJ is an economic sabotage. Nigeria is not the only country that operates subsidy on petroleum products.

Dude, get some sense, this government is a failure in itself.

ocelot2006: Hold on there. Didn't NERC give states with IPPs the go-ahead to distribute locally? Oh wait...of course they did! Under whose administration? Hmmmm....oh that's right, GEJ's.

Seriously, just stop.

Your falsehood is not only disgusting but it's evil also! When did NERC give IPP go ahead to distribute locally? How can they distribute locally? Was it not the Ikeja IPP that Fashola decided to create their own distribution network because of FG stance on the issue. Or is your memory this short when only last year Gov. Ameachi raised alarm claiming the state generate more power to sustain the state yet almost all of the state is in darkness? Did He not also raise the same alarm this year?

Those of you wicked souls who are currently feeding fat from this government and singing their praise should remember what will befall you will be worst than what befell Abacha!

Satan never goes on holiday! He is wounded and defeated foe trolling the earth in disgust.... He will not have any holiday in Nigeria! I have spoken so be it!