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Odunharry:
morning family... it been a while.

camp wahala has kept ME away from the thread..
few pix loading

softysparky:
Osy that your nose no be hereooo

softysparky:
I no get anything naaa.

Pataki:
What is the meaning of this idiocy for goodness sake? Are you this attention deprived in real life that NL has now become your place of refuge and comfort?

How many idiotic threads have you opened in the last 48hrs that the moderators have ended locking or even hiding them?

Hero on NL? This really bothers on mental sickness. If you are not seeking for financial and online protection, you are busy sharing email addresses of members of this forum, or you are busy looking for whose panties you can lick.

Go and get a real life you this ministerial aide aka internet omo-odo.

Odunharry:
omo it depends o... tribal marks are cute...

if I catch d man mk gv me tribal mark for cheek him get answer enuff questions o

Odunharry:
this Kwara still be like film

softysparky:
longest time boo.

softysparky:
Sambisa forest.

Odunharry:
carry your cowries go continue your incantations.... you don pluck leaves from bush finish??

Odunharry:
if una win e make sense but I see Arsenal beating you guys today

Walexz02:
Hello osy pls I need your help how do I contact you please?

softysparky:
Eyaaaah Odun mi

Hawlahscho:
bgcolor and backgroundcolor ain't working for this thing.
How you take insert that yellow colour?

softysparky:
Both

jascon1:
Abeg make Una advise me o. I flush my house key inside toilet last night. So since morning I just day inside house. Will it be wise if I come out thru the window?

softysparky:
It's an individual thing, a business lady might have once been a cooperate lady.

missKiffy:
A state Governor is more superior

Boondoggle:
@op
BPO is a great idea; however, without power and tech infrastructure the BPO is going no where. In my opinion, power should be priority for GMB. Erratic power supply is a demon that needs to be slayed in order for any tech company to thrive. In addition, once power is stable, lots of small businesses will spring up and we will probably not even be thinking of BPO at that time. Closely following power is communication infrastructure. I was surprised to learn that Nigeria has all sort of internet connections to the outside world via marine cables and fibre, but only about 10% of the capacity was being utilized as at 2012. I'm not sure what the number is today. We have the comms structure in place for the country to reach the outside world, but the internal infrastructure for the citizens to latch on to this structure is nothing to write home about. I believe it is high time Nigeria installed a fibre backbone and break the sad internet monopoly by the cell phone companies.

Give Nigerians incessant power supply with good IT infrastructure and the kind of services we will come up with will be far beyond BPO.

My 2 kobo.

pazienza:
Why should they build the power plants in the North and other parts of Nigeria, creating job opportunities for the host communities, only to come to Niger delta to siphon gas? Do you consider this injustice right?
Why didn't they build all the gas powered plants in the region the gas are gotten from, that way the Youths of the area will get employment opportunities in those plants, they will never sabotage it, if it is what puts food on their table.


Nigeria's problem is that people have refused to tell themselves the truth, preferring lies.

What is the economic advantage of going all the way to the far North to build gas powered electric plants, only to come back and spend millions in building pipelines that will connect the plant to gas supply? Are there nolonger available lands in the gas region.

naijainfogalery:
I once know a born again who preaches against smoking and got one sweet offer from one of these tobacco companies, Guess what? The Niggha took the offer.
So if you know you cant afford to see your wife , husband or your children smoke, abeg this job isnt for you, dont let desperation take over. Dont spoil the chances of the people that believe and have faith in tobacco

ApexTitan:
Are you just waking up to Nigeria? The gas lines you talk about are already in existence but they continue to suffer repeated acts of vandalism. Suggest new methods of protecting these gas lines that haven't been used before, maybe yours will be the one that works.

ApexTitan:
Do a little reading on the web about solar power, that should suffice to give you a true picture of the challenges this form of technology faces.

Have you ever wondered why places that currently use solar power only use it for appliances that have a small load? Why do manufacturing firms not just use solar panels to power their operations?

It is a promising solution, true, but right now it isn't there yet.