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edunwosu: Young Nigerian Virgin Stripped Naked: Shame on Nigerian MassesWetin this one the write?.....#just asking ôooh |
redsquare: This company that is located in Okija, is it owned by our Okija _Juju?Noo but the owner is from okija, son of the soil |
Eko Ile: lol @ silent...Nothing good can come from you!.......#fact! Your 10megawatt at AlAUSA isn't enough to even power my poultry!! |
kettykin: Lack of Electricity and the unwillingness of the Government to provide Electricity was why the post civil war industrial Revolution of the 80s when Aba produced and replicated just about most things that were imported into the country and Nnewi grew the Auto parts manufacturing Business to another dimension with GMO group in Onitsha Unleashing an unprecedented yet to be matched Conglomerate manufacturing revolution . |
IGBO-SON:GBAM!!!!! |
Rubbish police my foot these lifeless bodies might be hundred percent innocent!! Nigerian police can't go to any hide out. Useless people!! Our police men are irresponsible!! Just yesterday, they arrested our driver and collected 1000k from him for doing absolutely nothing( at least I witnessed everything) |
Expensive72: Good project, hope to see more of such project in alaigbo, which I believe will hastene the industrialization of our region. This is the time for we igbos to develop our own region to stemed the influx of our youth to that hellhole called lagos believing that there's gold to pick from the street, with little or no knowledge that there's nothing they.I totally agree with you, when I saw this project I was like "wooow" and its coming from a Son of the soil, nestoil owner I guess" |
Here is the source www.century-power.com/news-room.html |
Here is another one CPG obtained a generating license from NERC in September 2012 to develop a 495MW powerplant on 31.9Ha of land owned by CPG. The company hired AF-Consult Switzerland to be the Owner’s Engineer for the project. AF-Consult completed the conceptual design for the plant in December 2012, and completed the tender documents for EPC Selection in March 2013. These documents areavailable for interested EPC bidders to download directly from this website, or from the company's Lagos or Abuja offices. The project is being developed in 3 phases. The first phase, comprising of 495MW, will become operational in 2015. Phase 1:Construction of a gas fired power plant in an Open Cycle Gas Turbine (OCGT) configuration, with a power output of approximately 495MW (at ISO conditions) by September 2015. Phase 2: Extension of the OCGT to a combinedcycle gas turbine (CCGT) configuration with a nominal power capacity of approximately 750MW (at ISO conditions), through the addition of HRSG and steam turbines. Phase 3: Installation of a second CCGT with additional capacity of 750MW (at ISO conditions) to arrive at a plant with a total output of 1500MW (at ISO conditions). The entire 1500MW capacity is scheduled to be completed by 2018. Plant Location The plant site1 is a 31.9 hectares of virgin landwholly owned by CPG, and is situated along the Onitsha–Owerri express road, approximately 25km from the Oguta gas fields, about 15km from Nnewi (one of Nigeria’s major industrial and economic centers), and 25km from Onitsha (another major economic area). The Project site is bordered on the East by the Ulasi River and on the West by the Onitsha-Owerri express road. It is important to note that Hammakopp Consortium’s base (the Nestoil Groups’ civil construction subsidiary) islocated directly opposite CPG-Okija IPP’s site, on the other side of the Owerri-Onitsha express road. This makes it extremely easy for mobilization to the plant site to perform site preparation and civil works required for the Project. Milestones Accomplished Own 31.9 Ha of land specifically for the CPG-Okija IPP. Obtained a generating license for CPG-Okija IPP. Cleared by the Federal Ministry of Environment. Signed on AfDB as the lead financial arranger for the project. |
jennykadry: She is a beautiful woman. I don't want her dressing like a gangsta but she honestly needs to stop dressing like an old mgbeke and start dressing young and classy.Can someone view the picture of this person that just called somebody mgbeke |
Gej na who be buhari!!!!!! He is a loser bloody bokoharam |
asorocker: Hundreds of Nigerians, today,protested in London over what they described as “President Goodluck Jonathan’s dictatorial tendencies.”This protest were obviously carried out by ACF, these protesters should be arrested!!!!! They also made this statement here also in Nigeria, they are the only people in the country that have labeled GEJ a Dictator!!! Read these lines from them! “Why did the President not include MEND(Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta), NDVF (Niger Delta Volunteer Force), OPC (Odua People’s Congress), Ombatse, etc in the ban since these organisations also engage in acts of terrorism? “Was Boko Haram a legal organisation before the ban? He(President) just sleeps, dreams and acts on his dreams without thinking. Laws are made for all but GEJ’s law is discriminatoryand with ethnic bias. And they exposed their sorry selves here by re quoting this........ “This is civilian dictatorship and not democracy. What is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.” |
This report isn't complete S*H*O*C*K*I*N*G ! Condoms, Drugs Flood Boko Haram Camps. **Other common items are syringes (like in homosexuals), test tubes and hand gloves usually found in the rubbles of their camps. **More of the dirty sides of the insurgents’ life style might suggest some of them praticing Hoosexuality and keeping women as sex slaves. Nigerian Troops on yesterday found packs of condoms, used and unused, in the Islamic terror group, Boko Haram camps, fueling doubts about what is it they are actually fighting for-or what would the so-called Holy Jihadists fighting for an Islamic state be doing with condoms? Troops also found syringes and narcotic drugs believed to have been used by the insurgents to get high before embarking on their deadly attacks. A statement by the Director, Defence Information, Brig-General Chris Olukolade entitled, ‘Life in Terrorists Camp: Condoms Everywhere’, reads, “More of the dirty sides of the insurgents’ life style are being revealed as troops continue to stumble on strange and bizarre objects such as several used and unused condoms as well as charms and amulets of various shapes seen in the captured terrorists’ camps. “Other common items are syringes (like in homosexuals), test tubes and hand gloves usually found in the rubbles of most of the destroyed camps. “Apart from chemicals and materials for producing Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) narcotics of all types are also found to be common features as troops combed through camps in Sambisa forest, New Marte, and others. “Meanwhile, Defence Headquarters (DHQ) Assessment teams are in Yobe and Adamawa States to update the reports on the conduct of security operations in those states since deployment of troops in line with the State of Emergency. “The outcome will also be presented for DHQ’s further strategic guidelines for the subsequentphase of the operations.” More of the dirty sides of the insurgents’ life style might suggest some of them praticing Hoosexuality and keeping women as sex slaves. - Hope For Nigeria . Feel FREE to SHARE This post! *************** ******* Report any suspicious persons and object to the law enforcement agencies, as that will save lives. |
Afro connect: And they keep raping Northern women,is this the way they will run their Islamic state-its shame Northerners allow cows from deserts run them for so long.Do you know where VVF is very rampant? And do you wanna know why? |
ifebosco: they should publish pictures please to show their membersThamos chop this pics!!!!!!!
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na_joke: ^That silly write up doesn't worth reading again, *no offense* he has some lazy DNA in his brain cells particularly |
na_joke: ^ |
blink182: I didn't realise Fashakin was this superior in intellect to Abati. Abati should never have started this fight, his opponent is too mighty for him.I totally disagree with you here, Abati is already what fashakin can only dream to be!! "a case of where a boys squatter tenant exchanging jabs with a man in duplex!! The case at hand shouldn't have occupied any space on the dailies, it exposes how lazy these so called politicians are, they are only fighting for their interest, nothing more |
Eko Ile: Do you know who is bringing your country down? Your useless and incompetent dullard president who failed to carry out his Nigerian and AU membership obligation. The people shaking their heads at the AU summit didn't shake it at Sahara reporters, they shook their heads at your worthless president and Nigeria. |
superior1: He was distracted by Ameachi's victory at NGF. The yeye shoeless retardeen was running after petty politics ignoring his primary duties.You are very silly by calling the president names |
[quote author=LBT]. Stella is the most tribal Nigerian I have ever seen or even heard of! She has turned aviation upside down; she enforces what she wants and not what the international or Nigerian law/policy allows in aviation, she flout ICAO rules with impunity, she is a disaster waiting to happen: what's still keeping aviation is what Dr Demuren had put in place, I know because have been in the aviation industry for almost 7years and know lost of people in all govt agencies there who had been there since the days of Federal Airport Authority. If she stays long something may happen but God forbid any bad from happening. God bless Nigeria[quote]look at this porous Bigot on the loose! Who is demuren? Your kinsman? No problem that's why he is good in your book |
This is a very intelligent response! But then I don't see anything wrong in making achebe the father of African literature he deserves it, owing to the fact that he popularized African literature through his work, I have few questions here to ask who is the Queen of nollywood? Who is the father of nollywood? what criteria were used in given them the title? Now let me chip in one thing more, those so called *first to do that and do this in Nigeria how did they get to be the first? He(soyinka) clearly stated that in the field like this, even in the music industry there must be this kind of tussle, so Achebe is the father of literature and so what? He is a "storyteller" he (soyinka)used there to me is absurd! I rest my case here |
I have been looking for an opportunity to share my own idea, trust me it is going to be master class, but I can't post it here my email address is okoyepatrick@ymail.com |
Omo_Tier1: N today "yansh" dey backYou can't even appreciate the students' effort, slowpoke |
Omo_Tier1: N today "yansh" dey back |
Some schools are busy receiving "Nigerian ranking while others are busy discovering, inventing and many more!!! Nigerian develops solar cells from weed (Mimosa pudica) Mimosa pudica commonly called ‘Touch-me-not’, Sensitive plant’, ‘Humble plant’ or ‘Shameful plant’ because of its reactionto touch, is a weed found throughout the tropics. Apart from its many traditional medicinal uses, a researcher at the Department of Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Chemistry, University of NigeriaNsukka, Pharm. Justus Nwaoga, has discovered that the weed has solar properties suitable for the production of solar cell/electricity. Nwaoga spoke with Vanguard Learning in Ibadan recently. Excerpts: Solar cell from mimosa extract. Fascinated by the behaviour of mimosa pudica popularly called kpakorukwu or kpakochuku in Igbo, Pharm. Nwaoga decided to explore the relationship between sunlight and mimosa leaves. “I have always been eager to appreciate thebehaviour of Mimosa pudica. The questionhas been; ‘why do the leaves collapse when touched, only to open again within minutes in daylight? “I look at the plant as a natural solar plantbecause it opens up in the mornings and closes in the evenings, therefore, must have solar materials in it. The search for knowledge took me to Mimosa locations to find out what happens at nighttime. I observed that the leaves remain folded when bright artificial light is shone on them. It became clear that the plant responds to solar energy, artificial light has no effect on it. “I believe that the movement of the leaves when touched, is connected with some form of electrical transmission. It can be likened to the behaviour of other living creatures. For example, when a person is touched unexpectedly, electrical impulses are transmitted to the brain, and the person moves with a jerk,” he said. Isolating the active material: Nwaoga subsequently, went to work to isolate the particular solar substance in the plant that responds to sunlight alone. “Nature has shown us that there is something there which is in fact, even more sensitive than the regular solar cell. “The generation of electrical energy with a solar-sensitive isolate from Mimosa pudica was achieved after series of designs to safeguard the electrical properties of the material. To convert the mechanical energy observed as spontaneous movement of the leaves to electrical energy, was an uphill task. A strong oxidation-reduction reaction wasnoticed in the extract, which quickly dissipated any trapped energy. After several attempts, however, it was possibleto retain some quantum of electrical energy within the cells due to subsequentisolation of the principal compound,” noted Nwaoga. How it works: “The innovation is based on constructing bio-accumulators using the electrolytes derived from the mimosa plant. Solar cellsconstructed with the weed extracts and exposed to sunlight were found to accumulate solar energy which was converted to electrical energy,” said Nwaoga who is one of the 10 finalists for the forthcoming Innovation Prize for Africa. Mimosa pudica plant, Refusing to give up: “The only meaningful way of demonstrating the electrical potential of the plant isolate was to use the cells to power an electrical circuit after combiningthe appropriate compound as electrodes. Experiments were performed initially using copper and other metals in turns as electrodes, but these failed. The conventional copper/zinc electrodes also did not work as the mimosa extract powerfully corroded the zinc plate. At thatstage, the entire aspiration appeared to have turned illusive. Later, however, with more effort, the chemistry of the material was better understood, which guided the generation of steady DC current that lit a 4.5 V lamp. “With this breakthrough, it was possible to construct a functional mimosa solar panel with the plant extract. The solar panel is designed in such a way that the electrical potential of the cells can be restored on exposure to direct sun rays, after they have been discharged.” Pharm. Justus Nwaoga Prototype: “I have come up with the prototype whichI have presented at so many exhibitions including the 26th European Union Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference andExhibition in Hamburg Germany, and the NUC Research and Development show in Niger State where I came second. Mimosa pudica is now accepted as a new material for solar energy development,” he stated. On whether solar electricity will be cheaper if generated from this plant than from traditional silicon solar panels, he said; “It will be cheaper. About 0.5ml of one per cent concentration of mimosa extract can give you 0.25 volts or more when properly set. Again, some of the imported solar panels even crash or separate due to the intensity of the sun here.” Explaining further, Nwaoga said that there are scientific explanations to show that Mimosa pudica has electrical potential, which is energized by the sun’s radiation. “In conventional electricity, when ‘positive’ and ‘negative’ wires touch, there is a spark, and a situation known as short circuit occurs. This interrupts electric current and there may be power outage. “A similar process is believed to occur in mimosa pudica. When touched, the flow of electricity is interrupted and the leavescollapse. It may well be that a touch on this plant interferes with the flow of electric charges through the conducting parts and root hairs to or from the leaves. It is believed that the solar radiation incident on the leaf surface releases electrons that result in electric current,” he said. |
Gush where could she be? I can't wait to watch her stunning movie again! Please someone should tell her to return ooh |
I received these ones 1.congratulations u have been shortlisted for an interview on Saturday 20th April 2013 @our office no 20 Adekitan street off palm avenue olohunshogo bustop mushin.text yes if u will be there. And You have been invited for an interview @no 16b Adeshina Street,3rd floor Ray pharmacy building,off Awolowo way IKeja. PLSsssssss keep them coming and spread the information across and nail these culprits rubbish |
pacioti: you are faning hatred please grow up.i beleive you it is very needless. I think it worths celebrating |
duke4ever: Good! But where is your source?it is in d vangaurd, but i am using my mobile phone now, |
Two nigerian female scientists have bagged the UNESCO-L'OREAL WOMEN IN SCIENCE. The awardees were recognised in the laureates and fellows categories in paris. They are Prof. FRANCISCA OKEKE AND DR. EUCHARIA NWAICHI |
When it comes to learning they are second to none, even their biochemistry dept, also stuned the 15 universities in Unn last year, their law faculty also did the same. They dont make noise like others. Just meet one graduate you wil be wowed |
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