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marvin906:
buh he's zombies denied he said anything like that..
how Nigerians are killing themselves over this man
suprises the hell outta me

GamalNasser was the ultimate zombie that insisted he never said so.

Now he has said "Ofcourse it was sarcasm"

He parrots everything Trump says, and believes in every conspiracy that Democrats are satanists, and Obama is a Muslim.

Yet, he is nothing but a house Nigga to Trump white supporters.

GamalNasser:
Ofcourse it's was sarcasm and stupid pained evil satanist Dems want to turn it around

You are still talking?

You have no shame ooo.

How are such zombies like you manufactured?

So you have suddenly claimed that it was sarcasm, yet you were berating everyone who did not agree with your deafness and blindness on the spoken and written words of Trump, that you claimed he never mentioned or implied injecting disinfectancts?

Now you say: "Ofcourse it was sarcasm"

I fear anyone who does not fear you as the ultimate zombie.

A certain GamalNasser on this forum claimed he never said those words, and went on some democrats are satanist propaganda and Obama is a Muslim conspiracy.

Yet, his lord and master, Trump, has now claimed his own words were not to be taken seriously.

So did Trump lie on himself, GamalNasser the zombie?

Tetrahedron:
When you look at the experience of Ghana, you may be forced to say they won’t discover oil, but they did. We have seen a similar situation in Senegal, Kenya, Uganda, and Mozambique. No one can say we won’t discover oil in the north. Let’s allow science to determine that,” Adesanya argued.

Yoruba man !!!

I am yoruba but am ashamed of my tribe, imagine what someone is saying because he is benefiting from it

Yoruba ati “ atenuje”

What exactly has the tribe of a Petroleum Explorationist got to do with him giving an expert opinion?

The same Yoruba man you so easily disparage for his scientific approach, was at the thick of it all when the discoveries was eventually made in 2019, as the MD/CEO of one of the prospecting firms consulting for the exploration in Northern Nigeria.

So when an expert and a stakeholder is giving insights, you are supposed to sit in your spectator chair and listen with rapt and academic attention, remembering to jot down some useful notes.

So, don't be ashamed of your tribe, be ashamed of yourself.

https://www.cnbcafrica.com/west-africa/2019/10/14/nigeria-discovers-oil-gas-deposits-in-benue/

Abiodun Adesanya has been in the Oil & Gas Industry since 1983. He started off his career at Agip Energy (National Service) and later as a Seismologist with United Geophysical where he rose to Party Chief overseeing 2D/3D Seismic acquisition & processing. He later moved to Elf Petroleum in 1990 where he initially supervised seismic operations before moving to Asset Management team as Senior Geoscientist responsible for 2D/3D evaluation and portfolio management.

He later joined Landmark Graphics (Halliburton) in 1997 where he worked for four years. His duty includes management and provision of technical consulting, sales marketing and training to Local, National and International Independents and Multinational companies within the Sub-Sahara Africa region.

He became the Managing Consultant of Degeconek in 2000. The company, incorporated in 1996, is one of the leading petroleum geosciences, reservoir engineering and project economics consulting firm working across West Africa. The company also provides technical advisory services and training to financial institutions. Clients include local independents and international upstream oil and gas operating companies.

Abiodun is a Fellow of the Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE) and is currently the NAPE president elect.

manuelzz:
If the trash you wrote made a single sense to you, then you need to be exorcised.

I repeat that your brain is still in 2017, if you cannot appreciate facts.

Racoon:
This is how they're obsessed with oil money despite the hypocrisy of diversifying our economy form oil dependence.

Why not let the dude you quoted know that the reason he's confused is because you are presenting a stale news from 2017 as current news?

What exactly is your agenda by being mischevious over this matter?

Cc: Tetrahedron

https://guardian.ng/news/nnpc-discovers-oil-in-northern-nigeria/

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/10/breaking-nnpc-discovers-crude-oil-gas-in-northern-nigeria/

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/nnorth-east/357186-nnpc-discovers-crude-oil-gas-in-northern-nigeria.html

manuelzz:
All what you wrote is pure rubbish masked in big useless grammar

Then it is obvious your brain is still in 2017, just like the mischevious OP.

OP I will address this to you.

Why bring up old news from 2017 when Maikanti Baru was still the GMD of NNPC, presenting it as current news when it has already been overtaken by recent oil discovery in the North?

Do you kow that the current GMD of NNPC is Mele Kyari?

Since the origins of expansive crudeoil prospecting started with the USA, professionals have never jointly agreed to the decision to devote resources towards discovering new reserves at one location or the other.

Yet everyone celebrates when such discoveries are eventually made.

So this argument over what the true cost of a discovery of oil reserves is and whether it is worth the funds expended, will not end anytime soon globally.

Ours is further accentuated by tribalism being a heterogenous country.

He said: “There is justification because we all know from the Chadian and Niger side, there’s been commercial discovery. It is the same sedimentary basin that straddles across these international boundaries, so we will be under-performing if we decide not to go and search on our side of the basin and other basins.

“When you look at the experience of Ghana, you may be forced to say they won’t discover oil, but they did. We have seen a similar situation in Senegal, Kenya, Uganda, and Mozambique. No one can say we won’t discover oil in the north. Let’s allow science to determine that,” Adesanya argued.

ok

His actions are a greater crime than the crime for which the suspect was stripped.

He cannot escape a jail term.

potent5:
It has been observed that PMB has not appeared in public without a cap for the past 4 years since he returned from London in 2017. Even throughout the election campaigns in 2019 Buhari never for once came out with his head uncovered in pictures or public unlike in previous elections.

I notice that he is very handsome in corporate attires like the pics below.

Just curious.

What could be the reason.

Is it joblessness or lockdown that inspires such irrelevant thoughts?

Or the need to start a conversation however aimless it is?

Most of them there are the conspiracy theorists and "its just a hoax" bourgeoisie.

So with all the money in their possession, they actually waited for an official announcement of what was already fait accompli as at last week?

They will always have all the excuses in the world why they didn't do their shopping earlier, except paucity of funds.

They should have hoaxed out 14days of hunger and teach others with their silly experience.

CeterisXVII:
In your bid to sound woke, you ended up sounding foolish. Schools have a big right to dictate whatever they like, for their students. From hairstyles, to uniforms, to behaviour, to study patterns to disciplinary measures. That is why it is called a school.

The rules are clearly spelt out. You either shape in, or shape out. Those parents were mannerless and uncultured.

What stopped them from taking up the issue, with school authorities? And it is even an Oko-Oba area....

What do they want parents in Ikoyi and Victoria Island to say? Nansense.....

I would have engaged you in a debate, but seeing from the bolded text that you assume the poor are less human and not entitled to human rights as the rich, I will let you wallow in your mental slavery.

Luckily, the parents of the kid know they have rights, a right obviously acknowledged by the police who made the arrest.

Their ignorance of the law is punishable as the teachers have learnt, proceed to also physically assault someone on the pretext of teaching manners and etiquette and you will learn yours too.

Go and visit the arrested teachers in police cell and commiserate with them.

Jimmyubah2:
Every school and organization has its rules and everyone must strictly adhere to it or else such school or organization becomes lawless. Keep your individual values aside and keep to the group values. In the school I went to they even cut pencil trousers and send the girls home for wearing skirt above the kneels.
If we are all allow to do whatever we feel is good for us in school, our society will become lawless.

For the instances you cited, the individual students were not assaulted, they were sent home or their prohibited artifact was confiscated.

Does that equate to bringing out a razor or clipper and subsequently cutting off the personal hair of a 5 year old child who is not an orphan?

What manner of parent will you be if anyone can do that to your child when you are not dead or a deadbeat father?

Jimmyubah2:
Keep raising Malians, one day they will start with you. Irresponsible parent like you. Why don't you home school your useless child?

You don't dictate for another parent the hairstyle you have chosen for your own child.

As you have chosen, others have chosen.

Some parents like gorimapa, while others love low cut, and some love afro.

Parents have the right to decide for their kids, while every adult has the right to decide for him/herself.

Many do not understand human rights in Nigeria. If the school and teachers did, they would never have touched the child.

Now they will learn the hard way.

Kudos to the parents for teaching the ignorant teachers what the rights of a student, despite being under their care, should be.

Whatever happened to that foolish female secondary principal that was conducting virginity tests on the female students in a senior secondary school some years ago?