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As seen on Minister Hadi Sirika's twitter page, Nigeria's official carrier is named Nigeria Air.
It will operate 81 destinations (local, regional and international)
The slogan will be 'bringing nigeria closer to the world'
Operations to start in December 2018

Kudos!

I have a Ford focus 2012 SEL. Please who knows where i can get the rubber in between the right fender and the side mirror. I also need the wipe wash container and Fog lamps. I live in Abuja.
P.S. I have tried coscharis and they said they had to place and order and its mighty expensive.

Na so so xenophobia dey start. Na wetin dem dey do Nigerians for south Africa and we go come cry foul.

atama27:
wots d email adress,,and do u have an idea if it's for two days or just in batches for 6th and 7th?

The email is recruitment@kaedco.com.

I have no idea if its just for the two days. They are yet to reply to my email.
Check your spam folder for the mail. I saw mine there.

I got the mail yesterday. Arrival time is 6am and its a two stage process, document verification and computer based test. This will take between 2 to 3 hours of your time.

You should RSVP to the email at least 24hrs to the date to confirm attendance or inability to attend.

I cannot attend because of the short notice and i am currently far from Kaduna.

I hope they can reschedule the date.

Good luck to you all.

It is said that each traffic light costs 18m
Why would China invest N781 million in traffic lights in Abuja when there are children needing urgent medical attention/bills in the Northeast.
The traffic lights have worsened the traffic situation in places like life camp and gwarimpa such that the traffic wardens have started turning them off and controlling traffic manually. It is just waste as they will be abandoned in due time.
FYI the old and efficient traffic lights in Wuse II have not been working well. You have to know the pattern they operate before you know if it your turn to pass or not.

Whatever they say, i suspect foul play.

Is this as a result of poverty or what. They will not belle full people.

The police tear gassed the speaker and some other lawmakers.

Very soon,when you go to pay for things at the POS, they will add another N65 or N100 for you.

1. Federal Secretariat Abuja
2. Ministry of foreign affairs Abuja
3. Lagos

Actually the punch report is just being sensational. The event was shown live on TV.
None of the recipients made a speech after given the award so Kwankwaso had no chance to even acknowledge the president or his wife.
Secondly, Kwankwaso actually didn't look the other way when he collected the award. He actually bowed at the president's table and the president bowed back.

All these Nigerian newspapers that create dramas out of everything. SMH!!!

And here we have some very gullible nairalanders that make a tribal issue out of every drama.

I weep for Nigeria.

I have a 2003 Mini Cooper S and my power steering fluid is very Low. It only uses the Pentosin CHF11s synthetic fluid. I have lost a pump when i put in another fluid.
To my utter surprise,i have searched alot of places in Abuja but couldn't find.
Please is there anyone that knows where i can get it in Abuja or Lagos?
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They once sold Motorcycle helmets to us as Ballistic helmets. Anybody remember the oputa panel.
Its not a new thing. Its from the people that give out the contracts.

Etisalat eazyblaze. Never seen such fast internet.

Please in which of the sahara estates is the house located.
Are the infrastructure facilities in the estate ready?
What papers are available for the house and is there any outstanding charges on the house?

4-3 lol

My best juice is Ribena apple and blackcurrant.

Engine type: Cummins

Location: Marine Beach Lagos.

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I have a Freightliner 2001 model truck for sale in very good condition.
Very good tyres and sleeper has TV and fridge inside.
Truck currently in Lagos.Has not been used in Nigeria.
Interested buyers should contact 08030523692,08096273165,08028710670 or 08054361656
Price: N3.5mil (negotiable)

Colour: Red
Engine: 12.7L 6 cylinder
VIN:1FUY0SZB61LF05085

How much is the gate fee pls?

Yes Unite,we attended the interview in Abuja and no one told me he was given any form to fill and scan back. One of the candidates was for the deputy director slot, Big Boy!

I attended the preliminary interview since January and haven't heard from KPMG since then. It was really technical and like the interviewer said,was intended to match the individual's technical expertise with the Job role.

About the pay, a friends friend works at NIMC in Abuja and he said its in the range of 70-90k for the IT guys there. Not very inviting sha.
Hoping to hear from KPMG.

I also wasn't given any form to fill after the interview.
Fill us in on any development pls.

Before before you actually need to keep tapping your telephone before you could get a dial tone.
If you want to make a regional call you needed to dial 192 and ask the operator to connect you(NITEL was kinda efficient that time).

Later on they moved to the digital switches and all the yawa began.
You had to pay up and keep begging the technicians to fix your line if it cuts.
I know a NITEL technician in Kano in 1992 that rides a Honda Hala 92 model,his name is Akin, d guy na BIG BOY.
If rainy season come like dis,he dey live large because all lines mess up big time during the rainy season.

Even when the GSM came,NITEL made sure interconnection was done in their office. Each PTO had to build a PTO room inside NITEL's premises.
You will not believe that many times when i went to do maintenance checks for my company,the guard will first ask for egunje before he opens the gate.
Then the keys were deposited at the managers office and you will need to sign countless papers before they are released (na your key o )
Later on when nemesis started catching up with them,they will not turn on the generator because there is no diesel. Therefore whenever there is no light at NITEL,all interconnect calls would not go through. At some point we(PTO's) used to contribute money to fuel NITEL's generators (whether officially or unofficially i never knew)
When the PTO's saw that NITEL is dying and wanting to get as many death partners as it could they started shunning NITEL and started interconnecting individually and that is how it is now. Glo is the interconnect hub in most places.
RIP NITEL

Hopefully we will live to write the same thing about NEPA-PHCN.

For these facts:
Unclaimed a claimed attack
Refuses to promise Nigerians anything
Blames the nations power(light) problem on the fact that many Nigerians are buying more electronics like TV and DVD's

I'd say we are better off without him.

Interesting.
Who organized the event?
ABS?
Na him i go vote for

Na wa o!
E be like say he carry the whole light land for PH.
In Kano, Kumbotso feeder,if we get 3 hrs we dey happy.
They collect N500k to connect you to 'blue line' 33KV.
That line gets 22hrs of light.

How much?

Tadeus,
How much should i budget for a camry 2000 model (crystal lights),probably V6?
Also how much should i budget for a Peugeot 406,clean one?

Give me good price pls.

The Federal Government yesterday halted the dredging of the lower River Niger pending the total protection of shorelines through land reclamation of areas in the Niger Delta.
This was the outcome of a meeting that Acting President Goodluck Jonathan had with the Steering Council of the Niger Delta Amnesty Programme at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

Consequently, Jonathan has directed the Ministry of Finance to transfer N19 billion intervention funds for the dredging of that part of the lower River Niger to the Ministry of the Niger Delta for shoreline protection and land reclamation. He also directed that the contract should be executed in four weeks’ time.

Special Assistant, Media to the acting President Mr. Ima Niboro, who briefed reporters on the outcome of the meeting, said the change was part of the amnesty programme of the Federal Government.

The meeting, which was also attended by governors from the Niger Delta states, also resolved that the most urgent requirements are land reclamation and shoreline protection, instead of dredging of the lower River Niger.

“There was a proposal to dredge the lower Niger and because of some issues about the areas, the Acting President decided to get the governors to take a look at these proposals and see the area of critical needs of their own states so that we can take a bottom up approach in the area of infrastructural development of the Niger Delta. Basically, the issue was between the dredging of the lower Niger and shoreline protection/land reclamation and all the governors are of the consensus that the most urgent requirement is land reclamation and shore protection.

“So today, the Acting President directed that the N19 billion intervention fund should be passed to the Ministry of Niger Delta from the Ministry of Finance for this shoreline protection initiative.

“The special intervention fund was supposed to be for the dredging of that part. So instead of using it to dredge now which will cause greater challenges, you know when dredged, the water channels become deeper, flows become faster and it will actually impact more on the shores of the communities. So it is that fund that is to be redeployed to protect the shorelines according to the request of the communities.

“Subsequently, when these areas have been well protected and land adequately reclaimed, then we can now go into the area of dredging of the lower Niger area,” Niboro said.

He said the reversal became necessary in order to protect communities in the Niger Delta and the decision has no any political undertone. “In fact there have been several instances of communities that have lost much of their shorelines to the ocean. Bayelsa State has lost almost one kilometre if not more of its shoreline to the ocean because of its root that surrounds erosion and all that. Many communities have lost most of their land to water. anybody from the area can attest to that,” he said.

Speaking on the project, Governor Timipre Sylva of Bayelsa State said shoreline protection was the immediate priority of the communities in the Niger Delta because of the effect of the ocean on their lands.

“Right now, the thing that will touch our people more importantly is shoreline reclamation and protection because the people will see it immediately and know that the Federal Government is doing something about their situation,” he said.

Ima Niboro is contradicting himself.