₦airaland Forum

Bandirao:
this girl never criticised Nigerian she ridiculed us.

Great0ne1:
On the grounds that if Nigerians are barred from entering UK as she stupidly suggested. She MUST not be allowed to enter Nigeria.
I actually think kemi Badenoch is quite stupid and dump. This is someone that benefitted from the Immigration policies of United Kingdom. Now that she has settled, she wants to close the door on other immigrants. You may hate nigeria govt all you want, but that idiot called kemi insulted Nigerians not Nigeria govt. She is a very selfish human being.
If she had issues with nigeria govt she could have focused on there policies and may be criticise the electoral process that brought them into power. She may also criticise Nigerian govt on how they may have handled the boko haram. But she never did any of these. Rather she is so eager to make sure that Nigerians don't come to UK , through the same means she entered UK. As far as am concerned, she is a selfish worthless piece of shit.
Also note that any Immigration policy enacted by the UK govt based on kemi badenoch's argument, will most likely not going to affect nigeria govt officials. You and I will bear the brunt.

The Israeli defense establishment is weighing requests for assistance from Syria's Kurdish minority, who are under attack from Turkish-backed Islamist groups. The appeals for help have reached Israeli officials in recent days following the advancement of these groups and their successful capture of Kurdish-held territories.

Israel and the Kurdish forces have maintained an ongoing dialogue, which has strengthened significantly following the fall of the Assad regime.

The Israeli dilemma stems partly from the potential impact such intervention could have on relations with Erdogan's Turkey, as well as the American position, which favors stopping the fighting through diplomatic means. Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar has led diplomatic discourse supporting the Kurds and Druze in Syria, raising the issue in meetings with his European counterparts and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken.

Their appeals to Israel have also reached Israel Hayom, "You control the skies, you didn't hesitate to take the big mountain (Syrian Hermon). Everyone fears you, including al-Julani (leader of the rebel group that overthrew the Assad regime). Turkey is against you, and we are with you. You must help us, for your own interests," says A. Awak, one of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) commanders in the southeastern sector of the Syrian autonomous region, in a fragmented conversation from the Syria-Iraq border.

"The Turks are determined to exploit the success of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham and conquer all of Syria to make it their client state," he adds. "Only we can prevent this, but we need external help from the West, especially from you, because everyone fears you now. The day isn't far when these Islamist groups will turn against you too."

"This is a historic opportunity that Israel must seize," says Professor Ofra Bengio, one of the world's leading experts on Kurdish affairs. "Israel should assist the Kurdish minority in Syria so they can maintain their autonomy in the northeast of the country." During Syria's civil war, the Kurds, a pro-Western and pro-Israeli minority, managed to establish control over a quarter of the country's territory – a larger area than most other opposition groups.

The Kurdish region in Syria, bordering Iraq to the east, also serves as a buffer against pro-Iranian groups operating in southern Iraq that launch drones and missiles toward Israel.

The Turkish interest becomes apparent as the fall of the Assad regime to militias from northwestern Syria in the past ten days has raised immediate concerns among the Kurds. Although this marks the fall of one of their enemies, there are growing fears that Turkish-backed militias will turn against them - a fear that has already begun to materialize.

The Islamist groups have captured the provincial city of Manbij near the Turkish border from Kurdish forces, with fighting only stopping after American intervention - though it continued on other fronts. In recent days, they also captured the city of Deir ez-Zor in eastern Syria, including its strategic airport, as well as the city of Al-Bukamal on the Iraqi border. The Kurds retreated across the Euphrates River but fear continued attacks with Turkish support.

An Israeli diplomatic source says that Israeli involvement now, even behind the scenes, has more advantages than disadvantages, "It's clear to us too that the moderation displayed by the heads of the Islamist rebel headquarters in Syria is for PR purposes, and when they can, they will turn against Israel. The Kurds are allies who have helped us in various ways."

However, he emphasizes, "The picture is complex, and we cannot act there without American consent. There's a chance the Americans won't be too angry if we independently attack targets in the south, far from Turkey, without claiming responsibility."

Officialgarri:
So that one alive should live with a burden of carrying a dead and harmful flesh around for the rest of his life ?

Officialgarri:
This might sound very harsh, but delivery of such kind of creature should be discouraged.

I mean, "mercy death" should be encouraged in certain conditions especially in a country where childcare is the sole responsibility of the parents.

It's however a choice of the parents if they decide they want the creature to continue to exist

Jasix:
My Goodness!

Why not just kill the baby and rest?. It's well. Mercy killing is the way out, maybe. Just my thought though!

durentboi:
I'm 27 this year.

I've always been a bright kid from my childhood. But since I turned 16, I gave into vices, stealing, fighting, alcoholism and different sexual acts.

I wasted my years. I could have learned online skills or even real life skills.

I just started learning digital marketing. How can I make up for all this lost time??

Just why me!!

criuze:
"Nigeria will undoubtedly benefit from its vast potential if and when the Nigeria's system been completely completely exorcised from its current maladies, otherwise our 800km coastline will remains underutilized.

To enhance efficiency and competitiveness, it's possible that this sector should be fully deregulated and opened to international private investments.


While seawater poses a challenge, underwater fiber optic cables have withstood saltwater corrosion over time. Similar coating technologies could be adopted to address this issue.

Thanks , advancements have been made to suspend the equipments amid increasing waves.


Meanwhile , many of the renewable technologies we see today have their roots in centuries-old discoveries, including electric vehicles. It's intriguing to consider how we became so reliant on oil, despite the threats it poses to our existence."

criuze:
A young fellow had done this with a remarkable result in Aba

It's involve turning the turbines by the water waves and generate electricity just like in a bicycle dynamo

A breakthrough to affordable renewable energy is reachable , but we've always believe there's a controlled divestment from the big corporations

And if that attract considerable attention today, then it's probably because global warming might seems to offer new opportunities to them, which we were sufficiently yet to come to terms, and thereby letting people invest in renewables

Or of the fear of the exhaistibilities or fossil energy or of the natural diminishing return/marginal utility of it thereof

Scalability of this project will help homes and families cope better , improve agriculture and industries and improve the governments revenue systems, especially for low income countries

An Israeli company, Eco Wave Power, whose pioneering ocean wave energy technology has attracted interest from countries with which Israel currently has no diplomatic relations, including Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar, has formally opened its demonstration project at the Jaffa Port with its significant strategic partner, EDF Renewables Israel.

The technology, designed to use existing infrastructure such as breakwaters, piers, and jetties, is mainly onshore or near shore. The only parts in contact with the water are large floaters, which move with the waves, setting in motion pistons and motors that turn electric generators.

This, according to founder and CEO Inna Braverman, sets the company apart from the vast majority of wave energy projects, which have been built out at sea, at a high cost, and with stationary infrastructure exposed to the punishing might of the waves.

Cutting the ribbon were Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman, Tel Aviv-Jaffa Mayor Ron Huldai, Ayalon Vaniche, CEO of EDF Renewables Israel, and Yaron Klein, CEO of Atarim, which manages facilities along the Tel Aviv-Jaffa coast.

Invitees included visitors from Vietnam, the Philippines, China and the US.

With 100 kilowatts of installed capacity, capable of powering 100 homes, this is Israel’s first wave energy project to be connected to the grid. It is intended to demonstrate that the technology (piloted in Gibraltar over several years) works and that the infrastructure doesn’t break down during storms, during which the floaters are raised above the water surface.

Additional 100-kilowatt demonstration projects are planned for ports in Los Angeles and Taiwan.

After the ceremony, Braverman told The Times of Israel that the technology becomes profitable “once it reaches megawatt scale.”

This will happen with what Eco Wave Power believes will be the world’s first commercial-scale wave power project. To be built in Porto, Portugal, the 20-megawatt project will power 20,000 households.

Braverman said she hoped the profitability of the Porto project would open the door to bank finance, the lack of which has been an obstacle to major deployment. Financing options ranged from strategic partnerships to grants and equity, but 80 percent of funding from a bank was needed for a significant commercial rollout.

Another obstacle was regulatory, Braverman said. “It’s a new technology,” she explained. “Many countries want our technology but don’t have the policy, the legislative framework, or the feed-in tariff for wave energy.”

Noting approaches from national and commercial companies in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Turkey, Braverman said it was interesting to see how the need for renewable energy technology “has no borders.”

Braverman said Eco Wave Power was 100% environmentally friendly because it was attached to existing structures and not embedded into the sea floor. It was modular, scaleable, the least intermittent renewable energy source, and had 832 times the wind’s kinetic energy.

She added that in Israel, the company had identified enough existing coastal infrastructure (excluding prime real estate areas) to generate 250 megawatts of energy.

Braverman was born in 1986 in a town near Chernobyl, Ukraine, two weeks before the nuclear reactor there exploded. Her mother, a nurse, was able to resuscitate her after she went into cardiac arrest.

This gave her a feeling of purpose in life, she has often said.

She immigrated to Israel as a child and studied Political Science and English Language and Literature at northern Israel’s Haifa University, where she was first exposed to renewable energy.

Without any technical background, she leaped into a predominantly male industry when she co-founded the company in 2011, aged 24, with a Canadian businessman, David Leb.

Since then, she has picked up multiple awards.

Flows001:
You're a big fool

Even after seeing that the name of the tribe is mentioned in the post, you still decided to fool around by calling them aboki. One annoying thing with you Southerners is that y'all think the world revolves around you and you're the most enlightened and educated.

Learn to respect people's culture
Nonsense!!

Flows001:
You're a big fool

Even after seeing that the name of the tribe is mentioned in the post, you still decided to fool around by calling them aboki. One annoying thing with you Southerners is that y'all think the world revolves around you and you're the most enlightened and educated.

Learn to respect people's culture
Nonsense!!

Realist777:
It's just a bit different from one religion to another.
I only believe in God but all religions are slavery schemes

Dtruthspeaker:
Yes she was called but where?

Outside the Tabernacle
She was not in the Tabernacle (church) neither did she carry on any service there

on treating women lesser.
How come Aaron's daughters were not appointed priests? Nor could they do they carry out any function of priests.

And how come God did not say First born whether male or female is His?

Or how come women and girls need to clean Twice more than men and boys?

MadamVanessa:



The title 'Apostle' in Christendom holds profound significance, reserved for genuine disciples of Christ. Witnessing this esteemed title being trivialized is truly disheartening. Let's be candid, we both know that she doesn't merit this honorable title.

Mariangeles:
Still, Jesus Christ had women who worked/walked closely with him.

Dtruthspeaker:
Ignoring your Off Point tirade. The word is "can be called". Meaning you admit and confess that God had never called a woman before.

And by the time His Word was completed andI Finished, did He still call any? No.

Rather He closed it all, Saying "it is Finished"!.

Clearly, He was not calling anyone again and would not be.

Thus, no woman has been called by God and no woman would be called so it is only you hunans doing the calling thinking that it makes you look fair and even better than God. Clearly, you love to be cast into hellfire, like Uzzah.

vowiski:
The Plot is centered on Juju.

Stop acting like Juju don’t do those things , even in the Asian countries , they use Juju for investigation

The character , cinematography and cgi were pretty good , compared to the nonsense is Lisabi , Abi Wetin dem Dey call am.

I only subbed to watch the Set Up which I can say is one of the best Nollywood movie in a very long time

Fearurcreeator:
Who you help

AnonPoet:
https://x.com/TheDimejiLateef/status/1864629193721393317?t=8HopICxZiOqUJvSWsK1l4Q&s=19[/quote]Baawa!