₦airaland Forum

Generalwoodz:
The sole fact that pipeline passed through these communities qualifies them as oil producing States. I mean they collect derivation for it.

There is no Law that says community with pipelines are oil producing community or state when you look at the larger picture..

obailala:
Where/how exactly did some of you on this thread arrive at this flawed conclusion that the gas is from the south east? People wey get gas never complain, na people wey wan claim the gas dey complain pass. Abeg you guys should stop embarrassing Igbos abeg.

Besides, if I have a commodity in my backyard and I'm not using it currently, there's absolutely nothing wrong in having it sold for cool money instead of just burning it away with flares which end up damaging my environment (this is what has been happening for over 60 years since these pipelines have not been built).

All this opposition to the gas being piped across Nigeria or for export is just born out of IGNORANCE and bigotry.

God Bless You

ImpregnaTor:
Why are they taking our gas to the North?

Divide Nigeria now

Imagine if the south never got amalgamated with the parasitc north, with all our natural resources, we should be competing with Singapore now.

But here we are

I can see how daft you are..

if not because of lack of common sense
is the south going to eat the gas?
the resource is to be sold to every region and countries that do not have gas.
or would you rather allow the gas to be flared like it is currently done the south south which ruins the environment and leaves the surface of buildings and roofs with black soot?
the pipeline is destined for Europe..
in case you don't. you can't get to Europe without first building to northern Nigeria, Mali and to Algeria.. everything is not about hatred and bigotry

mrvitalis:
Read to understand .. distribution is nothing government can't hold it and run it effectively

Transmission is key that what we have been saying since 2010. We need 3 trillion investment in that sector and only private sector can do that but they can't because the constitution allows only federal government ...

We have an installed capacity of 13,000 mw but can only transmit 5000 ...we need to push out transmission capacity to 50,000 minimum this would push more investors to build more power plants

the bolded is true
I'm glad you know this..

why then did GEJ privatise Distribution first instead of transmission?

anyways.. It is true that government cannot invest what is needed to push transmission capacity.

transferring it to private sector will not guarantee that the private sector will invest such money..
the private organisations who will take over it might most likely be owned by Nigerian politicians and that will bring more problems that will cost us time only for us to buy it back from the private hands..

same way it took us over 8 years to realize that privatizing distribution was a mistake now this government is spending billions to buy it back.

Let the government invite a bank to finance the cost of expanding the distribution sector and the government acts as the guarantor.. once that is done the bank or the government can now source for a private hand in to run and maintain it under the supervision of the bank..

this government is using this method to fix port harcourt refinery and it is going smoothly. it is also the same policy behind the Siemens deal signed 2 years ago.. for your information this is the same method used to fix their power problems. they took loans, acted as the guarantors and brought in people to run the repaired system so that the lender (bank) can get back their money

Obi who claimed to have visited Eygpt went on vacation..he learnt nothing about how Eygpt fixes theirs..

giving this crucial sector to a private hands doesnt guarantee that they will improve..

let the government fix it first by any means which is usually loans..then give it to a private body to maintain it...
this is the goal of the siemens deal

The Nigerian Air Force is an important branch of the armed forces of Nigeria
Formally established in 1964 by an act of parliament. The Nigerian Air Force has played significant roles in sustaining national security as well as peace keeping missions across the continent of Africa.

Some of which includes
The Nigerian Civil war in 1967
the Sierra Leone civil war in 1991
The first Liberian civil war in 1989
The Northern war in 2012
The Invasion of the Gambia in 2016
And the Boko haram insurgency which is still being battled till date


With the current security challenges in the country. The Air Force plays a very important role in sustaining peace and national security. This goal can not be met if the force is not well equipped with the necessary platforms to carry out it’s duties

This thread is aim at breaking down and giving full analysis of all the Aircraft currently used by Nigerian Air force.
You be the judge.

Are this sufficient enough to win the war against insurgency.
The measure of the military strength of any Air Force around the world is by studying the number and capabilities of all the fleets of aircrafts in active duty.

Differentiated in 7 categories
From transport aircrafts, UAVs to fighter aircrafts.
These are all the aircrafts used in the Nigerian Air Force in 2022



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P41-ak0dls

mrvitalis:
Obi keeps impressing me honestly ..I have always said it untill we privertise transmission there is absolutely no we we can get the power we need to give Nigeria 24 hours power supply

Obi really understand Nigeria problems more than I thought

same way GEJ privatised distribution.. today no growth..AMCON is paying billions to retake over the distribution sector..

fix the transmission system..that is the only way to get power..allow every player to set their prices to what suits them to handle the business and stop subsidies.

giving it to private hands will only worsen it especially when they are still no allowed to set their prices freely.. the companies will only squeeze every profit from it until it dies.

This is too bad.

he should locate their station ASAP


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLClcjDXD0k

masseratti:
agro Airport to transport what exactly from Ogun State to where? Ofada rice? when ikeja Airport can be less than 2 hours with good road from Ogun State.

that is the vision of the Ogun state governor who embarked on the airport project. I am only reporting.

If you debunk the necessity of the Ogun airport project (most likely refer to it as a waste).. What will you say about Cross river state.. where an airport exist but still the governor is building another airport with the longest runway in the world.. in summary..cross river state will be the only state in Nigeria to have 2 publicly available airport (even Lagos has just one ) and it second airport will have the longest runway in the world (5.6km) and the reason for this is that they want cross river to export flowers from the new airport ..I repeat flowers

well done
This is the worst federal road in the south west. I hope it is addressed as quickly as possible
Dapo Abiodun is also building an amazing cargo Airport in Ogun state. you can check it out in the video below

These are the 10 COMPLETED and ONGOING AIRPORT projects in NIGERIA
look out for Ogun Agro- Cargo Airport

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDHlPmx3jZI

Afolavid:
I'm also into tech, I basically do gadget reviews and DIY tutorials. Right now, I'm working on an additional channel that will be about travels, documenting my trips around the globe, which might get bigger than my tech channel with time, cuz from my analytics, I notice quality travel vlogs are getting lots of views and engagements from the Nigerian space.

You're very right with your reservation on quality videos, content is king and good content comes from the overall quality, I personally have a hard time subscribing to a channel without quality, so I also put that in mind when making & editing my videos, it has to be rich enough to make viewers know that they are missing a lot if they don't subscribe without actually begging them to subscribe. I recently started using Adobe Premiere Pro for my edits, though it's more complex than most others, but it gives me the control and enough audio-visual tweaks and quality I want in the videos.

I must say your short term and long term goals are realistic, which is very good. Keep it up bro!

can you please drop a link to your channel..
here is mine ..it primarily focused on construction projects

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDHlPmx3jZI
I also use adobe Premiere pro and after effects.

There should be a law that controls child birth in Nigeria

These are the 10 COMPLETED and ONGOING AIRPORT projects in NIGERIA!!
look out for Akwa ibom and ebonyi state airport


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDHlPmx3jZI

cool

These are Nigeria's most ambiguous Airport projects under construction

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDHlPmx3jZI

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