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calabar international conference center

ado bayero mall

ongoing construction kwankwasiya city

I got this friend of mine she`s a staunch roman catholic,while am an Anglican i want to know if there is a probability/possibility that she might change her denomination to Anglican in future? Any Reasonable contribution is accepted.

ocelot2006: And I'm telling you that skyscraper is wrong. I live in PHC and there's no place like that. That pic is not true.

and am telling u that wrong or false pix are nt accepted at skyscrappercity

EMANY01: If you had any sense,you would have just stopped at bragging about the islander missiles.Not that they are a decisive weapon there being just about 150 or so of them (think US Anti Ballistic Missile Defense system that the US is perfecting), no you had to throw in the AESA radar systems that the US developed and is still miles ahead of every other entrant in the field.
By the way if you are going to brag get your tech knowledge right.
Its a weekend,I really do not feel like educating anyone specially you on Electronic Countermeasures (ECM).

Ship don't just sink because of radio waves,you put holes in them.

If you had any strategic depth whatsoever you would ask yourself if it was possible that the US would invest in the concept of Anti Ballistic Missile Defense for over thirty years and not have tangible results.I am not talking about convectional surface to air missiles(SAM)s ,although the ABM defense system is fundamentally built upon SAM systems.
The US has the doctrine of trying to save as many cities , not just military bases and facilities as they can in a nuclear exchange showing that their people matter.The Russians on the other hand,just try to use weapons of a bygone age for pissing contests yes they have some undeniably good SAMs but those were designed to bring down aircrafts flying a current maximum of 4,520 miles per hour (7,274 km/h) for hypersonic speeds.Ballistic missiles roll in at between 12000 to 15000 miles per hour.

have u heard about PAK-FA that's an answer to B-2 spirit,what of varsharvyanka that's answer to Zumwalt destroyer,2014 S-500 answer to 3 decade old patriot missile,T-90 vs Ahbrams tanks,Russian 6000 Nuclear war head vs american 4000,bros 21st century war is not measured by number of casualties but who first raised the white flag dude,may be u re obsessed by ur american dreamz

EMANY01: If you had any sense,you would have just stopped at bragging about the islander missiles.Not that they are a decisive weapon there being just about 150 or so of them (think US Anti Ballistic Missile Defense system that the US is perfecting), no you had to throw in the AESA radar systems that the US developed and is still miles ahead of every other entrant in the field.
By the way if you are going to brag get your tech knowledge right.
Its a weekend,I really do not feel like educating anyone specially you on Electronic Countermeasures (ECM).

Ship don't just sink because of radio waves,you put holes in them.

If you had any strategic depth whatsoever you would ask yourself if it was possible that the US would invest in the concept of Anti Ballistic Missile Defense for over thirty years and not have tangible results.I am not talking about convectional surface to air missiles(SAM)s ,although the ABM defense system is fundamentally built upon SAM systems.
The US has the doctrine of trying to save as many cities , not just military bases and facilities as they can in a nuclear exchange showing that their people matter.The Russians on the other hand,just try to use weapons of a bygone age for pissing contests yes they have some undeniably good SAMs but those were designed to bring down aircrafts flying a current maximum of 4,520 miles per hour (7,274 km/h) for hypersonic speeds.Ballistic missiles roll in at between 12000 to 15000 miles per hour.

remember russia has 2.5trillion economy and she is challenging US that is with $15trillion with $40trillion debt.

ocelot2006: BROS SSS! !! THAT IS NOT PORT HARCOURT OH!!

go skyscrapercity u go see am

AKWAIBOM

PORT HACOURTH NIGERIA

DaBozz: Happy birthday girl!
Wishing u d very best!

happy birthday and many more years ahead gal

actually we need this in large quantities in NA

in Wizkid voice:afit die ontop ur matter

MikeZA: why are they doing this? Are they really operators or just members of the special forces units.

issue originated,when there is rotation in service eg. if a person from "Vulcans unit" goes to "desert forces" he should change his camo to those that is in that unit,but it sometimes not done in NA,that's y u see upto 5 camo in one unit.

Henry120: Nigeriarn army built and designed APC

I love the frontal view of that igirigi

find some NA female pictures here: www.nairaland.com/1880598/see-beautiful-gallant-nigerian-armed

Nigerdeltaboi: who like this babe

that camo looks like NAF regiment.

skullz: I said weapon & kit handling....here





I'm talking about NVG not knee pads or ties or wrist watches.

u quoted "weapon handling"/kit handling"

skullz: Compare both pictures

so u re comparing a soldier with bare sleeveless skin,without knee/elbow pad to SF Personnel with one?

skullz: Jesus Christ!!! I'm talking about NVG and you are talking about Rifles.
Do you read my post at all before replying?

how can Night vision Goggle b a "weapon" as u said.

skullz: Not a matter of better kit, but better weapon/kit handling.

were u among them to know that they don't handle thier riffle well?

skullz: You seem to be arrogant and corky!!
Are you more military inclined than me?
Do you think I had any ulterior motive when I said the gear was not comfortable?

When I said that I meant the way he had the NVG and the ballistic helmet strapped to his head, I'm not even referring to his rifle or armor.

So maybe next time I see a soilder posing with his rifle aimed and the butt so close to his eye(Lol)....I should praise him??

Ask questions don't draw conclusions

then post the picture of a soldier with better kit than that one.

upko: Beautiful thread please let's not derail it,
some nairalanders think the world revolvess around them and they have the right to say whatever without regard for other members opinion. This is an interactive thread I wonder how someone would just come out and tell another user STFU without any reason.

If you feel he was wrong why not point it out and correct him instead of resulting to abuse.

Please we should also try to ignore certain misguided quotes here, I know it is not easy

Stay on topic please.

1st of all there is nothing bad about SF kit,it's only thier riffle that is bad,but all other things are intact
2.he knows nothing about soldiers kit,y ridicule one?

upko: you no dey hear?? Na you start this rubbish

when a Nigerian sees better thing out of her country they try to ridicule it.

skullz: if you know you can't respect opinions other than your own, then by all means drown yourself or better still book a flight to Syria and join the Islamic state, where your likes are.

Am better off in Syria than joining IS

skullz: Imbecilic convulsive cretiousss Forktard!!
All this bleating like a goat over nothing. You sick demented bastardd.
you had to bring your rotten childish self into my opinion.

Sadistic arrogant Punk!

u re big boy now but still not grown,lol

skullz: No evidence of being comfortable in that gear either, he's all clammed up. Obviously he can't run in those.

Well maybe this is just for show and not standard practice

STFU IF U DON'T KNOW WHAT TO ADD!

The Federal Government of
Nigeria has signed a N144bn
Memorandum of Understanding
with a Brazilian-based company,
Benco Energy Limited to construct
a 700 megawatts power plant in
the country.
The construction of the energy
plant, which will be situated in
Bayelsa State, is expected to last
for a period of three years.
The President, Benco Energy
Limited, Brazil, Mr. Rodrigo
Badew, Friday said the plant will
be gas and vapour fired.
According to him, “It is a 700MW
plant although it can reduce to
688MW because this depends on
location and environmental
conditions. The investment is
around $800 to $900m.
“Of course all these will be
confirmed as soon as we have all
the necessary investigations and
have them more defined. The
time schedule is supposed to be
around three and half years for
the construction of the project.
“The location is Bayelsa because it
is a terrain which is close to gas
supply, transmission line and a
river. So we have all the right
infrastructure that we need there
and this location is perfect for our
investment”.
According to Badew, the power
plant would basically consist of
two turbines that run on gas and
two others that will run on
vapour.
“That is the power module of the
plant that we are going to be
implementing”, he added.
Reacting after the signing of the
MoU, the Minister of Power,
Prof. Chinedu Nebo, said a couple
of years ago, Electrobras of Brazil
and the Nigerian government
signed an MoU, which was aimed
at bringing into Nigeria
Electrobras to help the country
develop as much as 10,000MW of
power
He said, “What we are seeing
today is the very first takeoff of
the implementation of that MoU
bringing Benco to work with the
Federal Ministry of Power for
their plant. We want to assure
Benco that the terms of the MoU
that we have signed today, we
will do our best to implement
them”, he said.
The minister also noted that
Nigeria now generates and
distributes an average of
4,500MW of power.
He said, “I am very sure that
some of you, if not all of you,
would have noticed that within
the past few weeks, we have
averaged about 4,500MW of
power delivery and it has been
stable.
“And that means that most of you
are now getting better power
supply than you have had in the
recent past. Gas is now coming in
and we are expecting even a lot
more of gas. The transmission
facilities are being beefed up to
strengthen and make more
reliable and stable the national
grid to be able to wheel out
more power”, he added.The Federal Government of
Nigeria has signed a N144bn
Memorandum of Understanding
with a Brazilian-based company,
Benco Energy Limited to construct
a 700 megawatts power plant in
the country.
The construction of the energy
plant, which will be situated in
Bayelsa State, is expected to last
for a period of three years.
The President, Benco Energy
Limited, Brazil, Mr. Rodrigo
Badew, Friday said the plant will
be gas and vapour fired.
According to him, “It is a 700MW
plant although it can reduce to
688MW because this depends on
location and environmental
conditions. The investment is
around $800 to $900m.
“Of course all these will be
confirmed as soon as we have all
the necessary investigations and
have them more defined. The
time schedule is supposed to be
around three and half years for
the construction of the project.
“The location is Bayelsa because it
is a terrain which is close to gas
supply, transmission line and a
river. So we have all the right
infrastructure that we need there
and this location is perfect for our
investment”.
According to Badew, the power
plant would basically consist of
two turbines that run on gas and
two others that will run on
vapour.
“That is the power module of the
plant that we are going to be
implementing”, he added.
Reacting after the signing of the
MoU, the Minister of Power,
Prof. Chinedu Nebo, said a couple
of years ago, Electrobras of Brazil
and the Nigerian government
signed an MoU, which was aimed
at bringing into Nigeria
Electrobras to help the country
develop as much as 10,000MW of
power
He said, “What we are seeing
today is the very first takeoff of
the implementation of that MoU
bringing Benco to work with the
Federal Ministry of Power for
their plant. We want to assure
Benco that the terms of the MoU
that we have signed today, we
will do our best to implement
them”, he said.
The minister also noted that
Nigeria now generates and
distributes an average of
4,500MW of power.
He said, “I am very sure that
some of you, if not all of you,
would have noticed that within
the past few weeks, we have
averaged about 4,500MW of
power delivery and it has been
stable.
“And that means that most of you
are now getting better power
supply than you have had in the
recent past. Gas is now coming in
and we are expecting even a lot
more of gas. The transmission
facilities are being beefed up to
strengthen and make more
reliable and stable the national
grid to be able to wheel out
more power”, he added.The Federal Government of
Nigeria has signed a N144bn
Memorandum of Understanding
with a Brazilian-based company,
Benco Energy Limited to construct
a 700 megawatts power plant in
the country.
The construction of the energy
plant, which will be situated in
Bayelsa State, is expected to last
for a period of three years.
The President, Benco Energy
Limited, Brazil, Mr. Rodrigo
Badew, Friday said the plant will
be gas and vapour fired.
According to him, “It is a 700MW
plant although it can reduce to
688MW because this depends on
location and environmental
conditions. The investment is
around $800 to $900m.
“Of course all these will be
confirmed as soon as we have all
the necessary investigations and
have them more defined. The
time schedule is supposed to be
around three and half years for
the construction of the project.
“The location is Bayelsa because it
is a terrain which is close to gas
supply, transmission line and a
river. So we have all the right
infrastructure that we need there
and this location is perfect for our
investment”.
According to Badew, the power
plant would basically consist of
two turbines that run on gas and
two others that will run on
vapour.
“That is the power module of the
plant that we are going to be
implementing”, he added.
Reacting after the signing of the
MoU, the Minister of Power,
Prof. Chinedu Nebo, said a couple
of years ago, Electrobras of Brazil
and the Nigerian government
signed an MoU, which was aimed
at bringing into Nigeria
Electrobras to help the country
develop as much as 10,000MW of
power
He said, “What we are seeing
today is the very first takeoff of
the implementation of that MoU
bringing Benco to work with the
Federal Ministry of Power for
their plant. We want to assure
Benco that the terms of the MoU
that we have signed today, we
will do our best to implement
them”, he said.
The minister also noted that
Nigeria now generates and
distributes an average of
4,500MW of power.
He said, “I am very sure that
some of you, if not all of you,
would have noticed that within
the past few weeks, we have
averaged about 4,500MW of
power delivery and it has been
stable.
“And that means that most of you
are now getting better power
supply than you have had in the
recent past. Gas is now coming in
and we are expecting even a lot
more of gas. The transmission
facilities are being beefed up to
strengthen and make more
reliable and stable the national
grid to be able to wheel out
more power”, he added.

NIGERIALOLoCOM: Yes.

am still a toddler in terms of programming stuff.

NIGERIALOLoCOM: I'm sorry 100k won't be enough. But you can get Acer EI-571 1TB, 4GB RAM (expandable to 8GB), CAM, BT, WLAN, 15.6 Screen, Win 8, Core i5; for 105k

can it do better programming for me?

Henry120: Nigerian Navy

this thread is in comatose!

ZeusAyo: what if the vehicle gets blown up in the heat of battle?.....bye bye supplies!

bros na here I know,d rest na NA go answer am