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OrlandoOwoh: Onye si na Orlando wu agadi nwoke? O maka i cho ka ndi NL ma na a chom ka mu na gi bi n'udo ki ji ne ji beke na zam?

vizkiz: she say she cannot wait o

She said its getting late o

[size=20pt]story for the gods[/size]

Henry120: I have no idea. Was it a news report or just a contribution?

chibwike: mine is isingwu

MikeZA: His forgetting that the Umkhonto missile can strike ground targets.

enkay27: Am proudly Anamberian....4rm Nnewi

chibwike: wow me too am from oraifite

MztrChukwu: Already on the man-hunt *grabs torch and cutlass* N2.7 million naira no go pass me by like dt! If na inside rat hole u enter, I go smoke u out. Who's with me?!

MztrChukwu: Already on the man-hunt *grabs torch and cutlass* N2.7 million naira no go pass me by like dt! If na inside rat hole u enter, I go smoke u out. Who's with me?!

agaugust: One Badger IFV ? Whom do you want to fight with that? Armed robbers on the streets ?

Msauza: That chief of so called SANDF is truly insane if he would have ever said that. How could he ever compare new generation airforce against that of a third world country. Infact he would have put it the other way around that NAF is 66 years behind SAAF.

jennylove7575: Slimmos is a prostitute patronizer he was born into ashewo. His mama is ashewo. Him and his
Father duped me on nl..slimmos emailed me and told me he want help to get out of of Nigeria to be free from the shackles of his disgraceful family. I felt pity for him and we started communicating. Not long I bought into his stories and started sending him some pounds.slimmos told me that there is a land available for sale in lekki which came cheap. Because of the trust I have for him I sent him £6000 pounds to purchase the land for me. Slimmos disappeared only for me to see him on nl....he is now calling me a prostitute to cover his crime...I am going to set up a blog on the internet and post all his pictures and our conversations there I will ensure the whole world and all the social network sees the face of a dupe. thank goodness i have your pictures...ha slimmos why?

AwodwaGyanOniwe:
SOURCE:
BIGGEST JOKE OF THE DAY.
ITS A KNOWN FACT THAT UR OIL RESERVES DECLINED BY 2 BBL FROM 37 BBL TO 35 BBL AND BY 2025 YA'LL WILL HAVE 27 BBL BEFORE DRYING OUT IN 2041.

THE WORLD KNOWS YOUR OIL IS DRYING OUT WHILE EAST AND SOUTHERN AFRICA ARE STARTING WITH OIL AND GAS BUSINESS.

AwodwaGyanOniwe:
SOURCE:
BIGGEST JOKE OF THE DAY.
ITS A KNOWN FACT THAT UR OIL RESERVES DECLINED BY 2 BBL FROM 37 BBL TO 35 BBL AND BY 2025 YA'LL WILL HAVE 27 BBL BEFORE DRYING OUT IN 2041.

THE WORLD KNOWS YOUR OIL IS DRYING OUT WHILE EAST AND SOUTHERN AFRICA ARE STARTING WITH OIL AND GAS BUSINESS.

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patches689: citation please

patches689: More imaginary purchases (like the Tucano Augubgugu told us Nigeria had when he first started posting).

South Africa has 70 helo's... how many do you have after BH blew up half your airforce?

Clown

[size=15pt]Pics related real air-power - not imaginary Nigerian purchases. [/size]

patches689: how about a citation to back up that statement?

patches689: Its doesnt compare to South African.

In no way
Shape
or form.

Dont even get us talking about Shale Gas.

AwodwaGyanOniwe: Lies by Agaust again
Sleep walking mofuvcker like Jonathan...

SANDF SOLDIERS WE WALK ON GOLD HENCE WE'RE LOUDEST.
Alan Knott-Craig’s Three Reasons Not to Panic about South Africa
by Nicola on May 12th, 2014

Really, Don't Panic! Alan Knott-Craig, author of Really, Don’t Panic!, shares three reasons not to stress about the state of South Africa.

Talking on The Complimentary Breakfast on Jacaranda FM, Knott-Craig says his first reason would be economic fundamentals.

“If you just look at the resources we have in the ground, there’s something like $5 trillion of resources sitting under the ground, waiting for opportunity,” Knott-Craig says. “And if you take into account that it was the gold that made South Africa, and that was only $1.5 trillion over a hundred years, we’ve still got a lot of runway”

Listen to the full interview here:

AwodwaGyanOniwe: Lies by Agaust again
Sleep walking mofuvcker like Jonathan...

SANDF SOLDIERS WE WALK ON GOLD HENCE WE'RE LOUDEST.
Alan Knott-Craig’s Three Reasons Not to Panic about South Africa
by Nicola on May 12th, 2014

Really, Don't Panic! Alan Knott-Craig, author of Really, Don’t Panic!, shares three reasons not to stress about the state of South Africa.

Talking on The Complimentary Breakfast on Jacaranda FM, Knott-Craig says his first reason would be economic fundamentals.

“If you just look at the resources we have in the ground, there’s something like $5 trillion of resources sitting under the ground, waiting for opportunity,” Knott-Craig says. “And if you take into account that it was the gold that made South Africa, and that was only $1.5 trillion over a hundred years, we’ve still got a lot of runway”

Listen to the full interview here:

speak2emmalex: Where did you get that fact from? Anyway, Our Military and GEJ's advisors are simply incompetent to give use a lame excuse

chinolization: Nigeria’s formal agreement to work with the government of the United States (US) to increase access to and availability of electricity in Nigeria through the US-backed Power Africa initiative will bequeath to Anambra State, a brand new 1500 megawatts (MW) thermal power plant.

The new thermal power project, to be built at the cost of $2.5 billion by international power firm, Global Edison Corporation, which is to be sited in Anambra State will expectedly take gas for its fuel from the gas rich eastern supply axis.

Senior Vice President for Africa of Global Edison Corporation, Peter Nwangwu disclosed at a recent signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the federal government in Abuja power to be generated from the plant when completed will however be transmitted into Nigeria’s national grid, .

The project which is coming on the framework of the US government backed Power Africa initiative that was launched last year in Cape Town, South Africa by US President, Barack Obama, will however be fully funded by Global Edison Corporation even though the company is part of beneficiaries of the initiative.

It was activated alongside with Nigeria’s formal signing of a MoU with the US to formally activate the Power Africa initiative which hopes to double the number of people with access to power in Sub-Saharan Africa, starting with six countries including Nigeria.

The MoU, which was signed by the Minister of Power, Prof. Chinedu Nebo on behalf of the federal government and US Ambassador to Nigeria, James Entwistle for the US government in Abuja now proffers a framework to coordinate the implementation and support of institutional reforms, privatisation and regulation of Nigeria’s power sector within the Power Africa initiative.

Through Power Africa, African governments, private sector and other development partners such as the World Bank and African Development Bank (AfDB) are expected to improve their power generation by 10,000 megawatts (MW), by unlocking the substantial wind, solar, hydropower, natural gas, and geothermal resources in the region.

The initiative was primed to further enhance energy security, decrease poverty and advance economic growth by building up clean, efficient electricity generation capacity as well as expanding mini-grid and off-grid solutions.

While speaking on the MoU that was signed by his company and the ministry of power, Nwangwu stated that in addition to the 1500Mw gas power plant, the company will also build a 70MW solar panel manufacturing plant in the country.

He said that: “There are two MoUs that were signed today with Global Edison, the first one is the one that we are building a 1500MW gas fuelled power station in Anambra.

The second MoU is that which we are building a 70MW solar panel manufacturing plant in Nigeria and this will be the largest in West Africa.”

“The significance of this is that we will be able to now power our rural areas and villages with reliable solar panels that will last for 30 to 50 years; imported panels have given solar energy bad names across the world but when properly designed and installed, they can be almost maintenance frees for 20 to 30 years and that is what we intend to achieve here,” Nwangwu added


http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/anambra-gets-2-5bn-1500mw-power-plant-under-power-africa-initiative/184799/

eunisam: if sambisa bush i mean forest is bigger than lagos state,that means that bonor state is bigger than Nigeria. Make i hear!