₦airaland Forum

See what they turn a child with a vision n hope for the future into, dem suppose castrate cut all those northerners with bulldizo plier

Hope he is good at criticism I mean a constructive criticism




I still stick with a theory that I proposed which states that ''PDP is a better ruling party while AD/AC/ACN/CPC/APC is a better opposition party''

blackberlin:
Back to sender...

:p :p e pain am

herkeym001:
seconded

thirded

dynamo77:
Can we please adopt pidgin as our lingua Franca.....
I'm tire for this English language joor

you suppose write dis post for pidgin now

Y All US words over there informal

Using your oil since 1914 kwontinuu

blackberlin:
If I give this one belle, I no need to work again

you go rot for prison

the guy got nigerian blood running in his veins

nairalanders will be more willing to even see lala pic than seun. What an irony

nice one

delishpot:
Well, if traditional worshiper has something they must put on 24/7 then they should be allowed to use it too as long as it blends in with the uniform. If Moslem girls we're asking to wear Abaya or bourqua that would have been a different thing. Christian women can tie their headscarves too. Traditional religion peeps who want to can also wrap their hair. After all Moslem boys are not asking to wear their salat clothes to school. Since we have made religion our main focus let everyone be allowed to wear what they want.

there is one thing u people did nt know since nigeria is a secular country all lady ought to be in low cut or beret

they wanna survive but doing the wrong thing for a right purpose

Aregbesola started it all I can still remember vividly when he told those muslim leaders ''e pe wa le'jo'' meaning sue us(i:e the government) to court, the osun state has hands in the judgement, the judge even said its their right, when I was in sec school a muslim public school a fellowship is organised for christian students but those muslims wants to kill that fellowship, after some period of inactivity we have to move the fellowship to a nearby church, those muslims still maintains that the fellowship thing is not possible even when we are not in the school premises.

I think it is high time we Christians need to stand up for our heritages, as a Baptist I know very well that it is not in the vision of T.J Bowen that all our mission schools wiil adopt hijab as one of such school dressing code

It depends on the offer on ground if not slapping you i go get #20million but if not i go give you ten slaps







but that guy bad oooo 'cain killed Abel without even getting pay'

it depends on the level of maturity, witness various issues among my course mates
A particular lady fall in love n got engaged, na so her CGPA start falling what save her is that she don have a Strong CGPA

Another lady with nt so good result got engaged, n I dnt knw hw her bf motivate her na so her CGPA improves

A guy try to keep gf in 200, he observed that he is losing focus he quickly drop the idea, the same guy in 400 get a gf without a -ve impact on his academics n he able to balance other things

A very matured guy got a gf without any -ve effect on his academics, but in our final semester the gf almost gave him an extra year, she told him it is over the next day we started our final papers

but they are fighting for the same course

nigeria jagajaga

G1gbolahan:
So you now share sack letters on behalf of the Osun government? Wonderful.... So how many thousand people did you decide to sack? We do not have to be so bitter so as to counter truth.

ok u politicians want to cover up ur attrocities with lies

what of those pple wey demdey wear coat

blood everywhere, Lord have mercy

she don hear skiborobo skiibo eeee keshi die, she took lil kesh for steven keshi

there is clear difference between the living and the dead which that man is idnorance of

see white lies aregbesola who just sack thousands of civil servants yesterday

i dnt knw if this wll help but let her watch 'why did I get married'

electricity restored after 4hrs, they really tried, if it is here in Nigeria it will take nothing less than 4days 'cause everybody will be looking for an avenue to rake in some money

hope not those WWII equipments

hmmmm

’Femi Asu
The nation’s power generation plunged to zero megawatt six times last month, the highest level since 2009, industry data obtained by our correspondent on Friday showed. Electricity supply to households and businesses across the country dropped significantly in May as the national grid recorded six total collapses and one partial collapse within the period.
The national grid completely collapsed 11 times in the first five months of the year, as compared to six and nine times for the whole of 2015 and 2014, respectively. The latest total system collapse was recorded on Wednesday, June 1, according to the data. As of 6am on Friday, eleven power plants, including the Shiroro Power Station in Niger State, were not generating any megawatts of electricity. Others were Afam IV & V, Geregu I, Omotosho I, AES, ASCO, Trans-Amadi, Rivers IPP, Gbarain, Olorunsogo I and II. The total national power generation stood at 2,604.5MW as of 6am on Friday, down from a peak of 5,074.7MW on February 2, according to the Ministry of Power. The slide in power generation has worsened the blackout being experienced in many parts of the country, with several consumers without electricity for hours in recent weeks. Generation from Egbin, the nation’s biggest power station, stood at 181MW, down from 1,085MW on March 15. Shiroro Power Station in Niger State, Olorunsogo II in Ogun State, and Rivers and Trans-Amadi IPPs, both in Rivers State, were idle. Increasing gas constraints largely occasioned by recent attacks on pipelines in the Niger Delta had left about 4,400MW of the nation’s power generation capacity idle as of Friday. Other factors limiting electricity generation are line constraints/load rejection by the distribution companies and water management/maintenance, according to industry data. Gas constraints prevented 3,661.1MW from being generated, while 355.6MW and 380MW could not be generated due to line constraints/load rejection by Discos and water management/maintenance, respectively. The nation generates most of its electricity from gas-fired power plants, while output from hydro-power plants makes up about 30 per cent of total generation. As of April 5, the unutilised generation capacity was 3,626.1MW, with 3,100.5MW due to gas constraints; 245.6MW caused by line constraints/rejection by Discos and 280MW as a result of water management/ maintenance. The Chairman, Network of Electricity Consumers Advocacy of Nigeria, Mr. Tomi Akingbogun, complained that many consumers were being giving over- estimated bills despite the worsening state of power supply. “We hear that most of the problems arise from the transmission lines because many of them are weak,” he said, adding that the distribution companies had failed to provide prepaid meters to the consumers to ensure that they billed the people only for what they consumed. Akinbogun said, “They (power firms) are not concerned about the total system collapse because they are making money whether they supply electricity or not. So, why will they be interested in making sure that we have electricity?” The Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, at a recent public lecture, said, “In our road map to incremental power, we are looking at what we have and what we can get out of them. “We have 26 power plants (including the AES plant), three of the plants are powered by water, the hydro power plants in Jebba, Kainji and Shiroro. The remainders are powered by gas.” He put the total number of turbines, which should actually generate power from 25 power plants (excluding AES), at 140 turbines with installed capacity of 12,341MW. “At the best of times, only about 78 turbines are generating power, which gave us our peak of 5,074 MW. “The problems have been identified as either damaged, unmaintained or unserviced turbines in the hydro power plants; and in the cases of gas plants, it is largely non-availability of gas, coupled with lack of maintenance,” Fashola said.

Source: punchng.com/electricity-drops-zero-six-times-one-month/

let wait n see