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Tam/Adams combo will b more than a nightmare to d PDP. |
who is putting all this ancient thread on d front page. |
i'm surprise GMB still want to b president afta an hattrick of defeat. Only a fool does d same thing d same way and expect a different result. |
mrvance: Parties are just tools to steal our money... I deal with individuals..shiii..can we jst give oda parties a chancedo we still ve oda parties aside d PDP and APC? |
hala madrid. |
hala madrid. |
lagtech: Thank you for your business. We appreciate you.u still havent reply my mail. |
gud development! |
lagtech: IMPORTANTmail sent. Expecting ur reply. |
which of dis system ve a higher spec: a system wit quad core or d one wit a core i3 processor? |
diksucker: Hahahahahaahahahahhaha Oh My God!!I have been laughing since I got this...So things like this really work or not?
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msmon: To have called the OP silly say a lot about you.op. No vex, u don quote already i 4 go commot ham. |
Are they madt? No b wetin i like i go name my child --which kind copyright he wan claim. |
sirjohnson: Whatthe op is silly |
i hope he's nt goin to spend less than 10 years in jail. |
why did i open dis thread? Abeg who go borrow me vaseline. |
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Devil don run comot 4rm Africa enter Canada; so d devil sef dey fear ebola. |
it will be a good development if other multinationals can also plunge into this venture. |
lagtech: Thanks to everyone for their business and patience. We appreciate everyone. Most emails and messages will be replied late today.i'm i nt entitle 4 a free item afta d delay? |
Total Nigeria has stated that it plans to build solar power plants that will generate an additional 1,000MW for its operations. This announcement was made recently by Mrs. Elisabeth Proust, the Managing Director of Total Upstream Companies in Nigeria, and she also announced that the oil firm has decided to focus solely on solar power as its preferred alternative energy in Nigeria. Proust explained that the company has helped in the generation of solar power in other countries around the world and would do the same in the country. "Our company has provided power and energy in many countries in West Africa, Asia and the Middle East and we seek to improve our track record in this area," she said. “We also bought one of the leading developers of solar panels, called Sun Power. It is good to see that CSR can lead to an industry change. Total has developed what we call the Awango solar lamp for personal use where electricity supply is not constant. We sell this through Total filling stations in Nigeria but hope to also move it into commercial stores. "There are two types of solar energy depending on how electricity is generated from the sun. The first type are photovoltaic cells. This has special cells which capture the sun radiation even where you have clouds. This was the case in Indonesia and it is also the case for Nigeria. You need to use photovoltaic cells. “The second one uses a system of direct mirrors. We used this in Abu Dhabi because we have constant direct radiation from the sun. But for Nigeria, if you want everyday electricity, the photovoltaic system is the right technology to use as it works even in a rainy country though it is obviously more effective if it gets direct sunlight." Proust stated that Total has identified five solar power projects across the country, and that the company will collaborate with partner companies who will offer funding. “At present, we are planning to launch one of the projects in 2015. This has got to do with a lot of measures because you need to effectively identify the best location with high intensity of radiation. The north of Nigeria is the best place because it has the most sun. We have a project in Katsina because it is an ideal position with a lot of sunlight and less clouds and rains. We're working with the authorities to achieve our objective. We are targeting plants of about 200 to 300 megawatts so we can reach something around 1,000 megawatts. “So, this is really an industrial development. We have a big organisation on solar energy in Total in Nigeria and we have a special team that is ready to assist on the special technical side to address any challenges,” she added.
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2002. Popular demand, featuring d likes of jarule, ashanti, 50 cent etc. |
Like keshi like GEJ. |
ignis: Please, am confused, what is the purpose of this thread?u dey ask us, make we ask who? |
trying to encourage d frustrated brea.st. |
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Abbey2sam: Wow!! And this was quick to make front page....u'r on point. But, d koma i know is in Jada and not in Ganye. |
ebolablast: the females brea*t are thinking about boko haram...hence, they're now flat due to frustration. |
lagtech: Free flash drives for our loyal customers who signed u for the raffle draw. 28 Customers registered + 27 visitors to the thread. All 28 won an item + 1 visitor.i hope u've nt forgotten d flash and bag u promise in d month of july. |
lagtech: We should have them later on Wednesday.u said i shld mail u yesterday evening, i've done dat but no reply 4rm u. |
is it true...
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Apologies not accepted! |
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