₦airaland Forum

Ameachi don use una money campaign 4 buhari.

the south-south region shld also agitate for an independent state. Let d west and d north remain in dis failed entity.

V. E. C

I like her frog eyes.

If they no longer want blacks in their country, then they shld do it in a diplomatic way.

funarosho:
Edo state benincity to b precise is d Sodom and Gomorrah of Nigeria . this is a city DT is blessed with beautiful ladies and sex is their favourite hobby . I so much love DAT city.

He b like say u dey high on soak away juice.

yahoo messenger!

They can't succed coz osokomule has gat nine lives.

why are these ppl behaving like hausa-fulani.

nice one. We want no peace we want equal right and justice.

Russian Firm To Build Nigeria’s $80bn Nuclear
Plant
Russia’s state-run nuclear group, Rosatom Corp,
has signed a deal with Nigerian authorities to
build power plants in the country.
Up to four nuclear facilities costing $20 billion
each would be designed and constructed by the
Russian corporation.
The agreement aims to add 1,200 megawatts
(mws) of capacity to the country’s electrical grid
by 2020, and a further 4,800mws by 2035 as the
nation seeks to boost generation and end daily
blackouts
The Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission chairman
and chief executive officer, Franklin Erepamo
Osaisai, told Bloomberg in an interview yesterday
in Kenya’s Kwale coastal region that a joint
committee has been established in order to
facilitate the process with advanced negotiations,
financing and planning still underway. According
to him, the roles of each stakeholder would be
assigned contractually as owners of the majority
share, Rosatom, would take the lead in terms of
operations.
“Rosatom will hold a majority, controlling stake in
Nigeria’s nuclear facility while the rest will be
owned by the country, with roles to be specified
in contracts. The government will enter a power-
purchasing agreement for the nuclear plant.”
The plants will be financed by Rosatom, which
will then build, own, operate and transfer them to
the government,” he said.
Fossil fuels dominate the current energy mix in
Nigeria, although oil production and supply is
frequently disrupted, while a lack of infrastructure
hinders the monetisation of natural gas.
(Leadership)

To watch just a game?

Tickets for Arsenal's Premier League match
against Chelsea at the Emirates are being sold
online for up to £950.
The game between the two London clubs on 26
April is officially sold out but tickets are being
sold on exchange websites.
It could be a potential title decider between the
current top two teams in the league.
Tickets at the Emirates for category A matches
such as the Chelsea game cost up to £97 on the
official website.
Arsenal's match-day tickets are the most
expensive in the Premier League.
One website is selling a ticket in the Chelsea
section for £950, with the most expensive ticket
in the Arsenal section going for £712.50, an
almost 700% increase on the normal price.
Arsenal are second in the league, seven points
behind leaders Chelsea, who have a game in
hand. http://m.bbc.com/sport/football/32310252

talk2yommex2000:
moyo, pls location?

??

Leave IBORI, take uduaghan.

dennismukoro:
he is from the IBORI cartel

just like Ambode is from tinubu dynasty.

Okowability is the man.

He dey mad. Make he chop ham.

FORMER Minister of Petroleum and Energy, Prof.
Tamunoemi David-West, said that Nigerians
should expect sharp drop in petrol price from the
current N87 to about N40 per litre, saying, “the
president-elect, Gen. Mohammed Buhari, will
reduce the fuel pump price to N40 per litre.”
•Buhari
In a telephone interview with Vanguard , the
former minister argued that Nigeria produces
millions of barrels of crude oil daily, and if
properly harnessed will boost the performance of
the industry.
His words: “I want to assure you that by the time
he takes over, petrol will be dispensed at N40 per
litre. This is possible and he has the credibility to
make it work.
The major assignment of the president-elect when
he is eventually inaugurated is to restore
confidence to the industry.
He noted that the president-elect is familiar with
the petroleum industry, adding that he is a
straight forward person that has respect for
democratic principles.
“As military head of state, he dealt with the
Federal Executive Council with the tenets of
democracy. Buhari will build new refineries to
make petroleum products available for the
masses. No responsible government will allow the
masses to suffer.
“He will strengthen the refineries within a year. It
is possible as we won’t spend any amount in
setting up a green field refinery. We already have
a blueprint as we shall use what we have to get
what we want,” he added. He further stated that
on many occasions, the president – elect had
disclosed that the subsidy initiative is a fraud
which has distorted the progress expected in the
sector.
He is also said to have frowned at the spate of
corruption, which has characterised the subsidy
regime to include the trillions of Naira spent on
both Petrol and Kerosene subsidy within the past
few years, thus inhibiting efforts to properly carry-
out the Turn Around Maintenance TAM, for the
refineries. He added that on countless occasions,
he had argued that the country is forced to pay
for scam carried out by oil cartel.
Also contributing, a UK-based economic analyst,
Mr. Seyi Odetola, noted that the president-elect
has expressed doubts on the credibility of the
subsidy claim. He added that there may be the
need to investigate the several claims made by
marketers, which will further reinforce his earlier
submission on the subsidy claim.
According to him; “The fact that most filling
stations in the country are now dispensing
petroleum products after the presidential election,
despite the threat by major oil marketers to stop
selling the product, in view of the subsidy arrears
owed to them by the Federal Government,
indicated that most of the marketers have been
benefiting from the fraud.
Removal ofsubsidy
He argued that “Where did they get funds to
import the product, given the nature of the forex?
If after the presidential election fuel is still
available as if nothing had happened, it is then
apparent that there is no fuel subsidy. “It would
be difficult for him, to unitarily remove subsidy
without the proper consideration of the plight of
the major players in the sector.
He will need to re-appraise the cause of
inefficiency of the sector.” He further hinted that
the president-elect, with his pedigree and respect
for the rule of law, will completely phase out
importation by the time the local refineries are
working. This, according to him, will totally
remove subsidy, adding that subsidy as it is
presently constitutes the promotion of corruption
and impunity.
“I am optimistic that the president-elect will look
into the subsidy regime as soon as he finally
settles down for the business of governance. He
stressed that renewed attention will be given to
the revamping of the four refineries as well as
focus on the construction of new ones.”
He concluded that “In the long term, through the
confidence that will be restored in the
downstream and upstream sectors, investors will
be encouraged to do business which will
stimulate the growth from the level it is.
On his part, the Director, Strategic Planning,
Research Intelligent, Mr. Olubunmi Martins,
argued that the subsidy regime is riddled with
corruption, a sign post of the present
administration. He said the challenge before the
industry is the gradual restoration of the local
refineries, which will take care of the local
consumption for petroleum products.
He insisted that if activities at the various
refineries are up scaled up, subsidy will no longer
be a major concern in the country. He however
urged the president-elect to scrutinise the various
marketers, as most of the companies were
floated solely for the sake of benefiting from the
subsidy regime, thereby snowballing into cartels
that have held the sector back.
Olubunmi maintained that subsidy has distorted
all the major economic activities that should have
taken place in the country. “I am still at a loss
with the concept of the whole subsidy, what is
being subsidised and who are the beneficiaries?
But it will be unwise for the president-elect to
remove the subsidy immediately he takes over the
mantle of leadership, as such an action could
force him into a trap set by the oil cabals.
“Notwithstanding, Gen. Buhari will have to do a
complete evaluation of the sector to properly
understand areas of non-performance and take
appropriate action,” he added. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/buharill-reduce-petrol-to-n40l-david-west/

Long overdue. Okowability i know.

Long overdue. Okowability i know.

iroko of course!

this debate shld wait till d year 2023.

most ppl in ibadan r nt happy esp d civil servants but they gat no choice... They ll ve 2 endure 4 d next 4yrs.

nice move. I hope he also reduces d salary and allowances of our legislooters coz they can't b gettin dat much when d masses r livin in abject poverty.

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i'm havin d same issue.

If pdp can't win lagos State they shld win rivers.

I hope he take the State out of wilderness.

ComrEmmanuel:
no sir. Abi u neva hear say we Deltans get single bone?

me self na Delta. But i'm not in d State that is why i want to confirm.

ComrEmmanuel:
go to inec office cos i didn't copy the figures.

na fight?