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Nazgul:The ''transformation'' of Lagos is not a one-governor affair. Tinubu began the process of transformation. There was no way he was going to ''transform Lagos'' in the few years he was governor, especially if you know what Lagos was like back then. Governance is a continuum. |
Solidex:FOOLISH REASONING. Many other countries owe China far more than Nigeria, and the Chinese haven't honoured them with state visits and 21-gun salutes. HATER. |
This Ugandan man is so confused in Russia. He can't get any chic. Once he tells them he is NOT from Nigeria, they bounce him immediately. So in this video, he's asking Nigerian men ''Please, what is your secret?'' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXIelx-PedQ
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Free2Fly:Olodo. Who said anything about AI running a country? Do you even know what AI is? By the way AI will SOON be ''running the country''. Perhaps in the next 100 years or earlier. The entire world is headed that way. Technology will not wait for Nigeria to ''get its act together'' or ''elect the right leaders''. It will ENGULF Nigeria just like every other nation on Earth, with the power of new technological breakthroughs like AI, Quantum Computing, and ZERO-POINT ENERGY (IE FREE ENERGY). And CATAPAULT the world into an era of abundance. Did bad leaders prevent you from accessing the internet, using smart phones, driving a car, and other things your grandparents couldn't even imagine? No. Technology engulfed your country, regardless of the leaders. Today, the communication issue is totally resolved. We are telling you that technology is headed in the direction of solving EVERY OTHER PROBLEM AS WELL, from health to food to transport to education to social issues to security. It will not stop at communications. Do you know that scientists are researching FOOD REPLICATORS? A replicator produces your meal instantly on demand. The closest thing we have to that today is 3D food printing, so we're getting there. In future, the ultimate version of a food replicator would involve converting energy directly into matter, ie food, as seen in science fiction. This would require mastery of quantum physics and matter-energy conversion, according to scientists. But we are getting there. Now imagine in the next 80 to 100 years or so, food replicators become commonplace. Just like today's microwaves? HUNGER ISSUE SOLVED! No need to labour in the farm. Or go to the market to price okro and crayfish. Just go to your replicator and TELL it what dish you want, out of 5,000 dishes from every part of the world stored in its memory. And it produces the dish instantaneously. And guess what. You won't even need to pay for the replicators. They will be built into every house, as part of your fundamental human rights. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KZBhdURv_JU/hq720.jpg This is where the world is headed. And AI (ChatGPT) is telling you this on this thread. |
DeLaRue:Anything lower than that and people will start smuggling it out again, and then back to scarcity and fuel queues, as we subsidize the entire West Africa. ![]() |
being:MUST YOU PEOPLE LIVE AND DIE ON DOLLAR? END THIS DOLLAR DEPENDENCY BY SOURCING YOUR RAW MATERIALS IN-HOUSE AND MANUFACTURING PRODUCTS. THEN YOU DON'T NEED DOLLAR! |
IGBOS ARE SHAMELESS. LOOK AT LAGOS BUILDING ULTRA-MODERN ELECTRIC RAILWAY NETWORKS AND SYSTEMS, BRT SYSTEMS, SMART CITIES, CUTTING-EDGE START-UP AND TECH HUBS, WHILE THESE ONES ARE BUSY FORMING MUSHROOM TRIBAL ORGANISATIONS. WHO CURSED IGBOS LIKE THIS? WHEN WILL THEY FINALLY JOIN THE MODERN WORLD AND LEAVE TRIBALISM BEHIND IN THE DUSTBIN OF HISTORY WHERE IT BELONGS? |
Bliztzer:I know Nigerians better than you know yourself. I was around just when Shoprite wanted to come to Nigeria with all these shopping malls. Majority of people ON THIS FORUM were telling them it was a waste of money, because the average Nigerian lived on ''less than a dollar a day'' and only rich politicians would be able to afford to shop in such places. Today, what is the story? Even villages now are getting Shoprite. Demand is so high. So I've learnt to ignore Nigerians. They don't know anything. |
Blazetrailer:You have clearly been consuming that mkurumuri or whatever it is you vagabonds consume to make you high. Saying I should ''dispute'' this and ''dispute'' that. RUBBISH you pulled out of your ass, and then you say I should ''dispute'' it. YOU should show us the evidence that there is nothing there in Kaduna but 'empty boxes'. EWU EMPTY BOX. |
Blazetrailer:LYING IPOB. Maybe you are the security guard at the nuclear reactor location, and so all you saw where ''empty boxes'' outside the office, leading your mumu head to conclude there was nothing there. Illiterate! Related News FG, Research Centre Partner to Deploy Nuclear Reactor for Power Generation May 3, 2024 https://www.thecable.ng/fg-research-centre-partner-to-deploy-nuclear-reactor-for-power-generation/ In partnership with the Centre for Energy Research and Training (CERT), the Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission (NAEC) says there are plans to deploy a nuclear reactor for power generation. Yusuf-Aminu Ahmed, chairman of NAEC, spoke on Thursday at the 20th anniversary symposium of Nigeria’s first nuclear research reactor-1 (NNR-1) in Zaria. Ahmed said Nigeria’s accumulated expertise in nuclear power positions the country well for advancing to the next stage of power generation using the technology. “We have used the reactor for research and development over the years and now we are going to use the reactor for the purpose of generating electricity,” the chairman said. “President Bola Tinubu has already given the commission a mandate to see how it contributes in the clean energy sphere of Nigeria and [how] the nuclear energy programme of Nigeria would participate.” He said the project’s timeline would not be publicly disclosed, adding that international partners and vendors are working closely with the commission on the initiative. Ahmed said intergovernmental agreements have been concluded with some vendors regarding nuclear power in Nigeria, noting that the president would make the announcement soon. In his remarks, George Akume, secretary to the government of the federation, said the 20-year safe operation of the nuclear research reactor demonstrates Nigeria’s commitment to the safe utilisation of nuclear energy. Akume said the procedures involved in operating a nuclear research reactor are similar to those required for establishing a reactor that would produce electricity. “President Tinubu has re-echoed the need for having nuclear energy into the sources of electric power generation in Nigeria and Nigerians should look forward to this power,” he said. “Electricity generated through nuclear energy is clean and safe except for human errors or natural causes such as the one that happened in Hiroshima.” Also speaking, Sunday Jonah, director of CERT, said the occasion was held to commemorate two decades of safely operating, maintaining, and utilising the first nuclear research reactor known as NNR-1. https://www.thecable.ng/fg-research-centre-partner-to-deploy-nuclear-reactor-for-power-generation/ |
Blazetrailer:This hate-filled Biafran invented a pack of lies to post on NAIRALAND for his fellow hate-filled IPOB terrorists to masturbate over. For those uninterested in his falsehoods, here's the low down on the said NIGERIAN NUCLEAR REACTOR which this man from goodness-knows-what-hole-in-the-ground claims is an ''empty cupboard'' or ''empty boxes''. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigeria_research_reactor-1 Related News FG, Research Centre Partner to Deploy Nuclear Reactor for Power Generation May 3, 2024 https://www.thecable.ng/fg-research-centre-partner-to-deploy-nuclear-reactor-for-power-generation/ In partnership with the Centre for Energy Research and Training (CERT), the Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission (NAEC) says there are plans to deploy a nuclear reactor for power generation. Yusuf-Aminu Ahmed, chairman of NAEC, spoke on Thursday at the 20th anniversary symposium of Nigeria’s first nuclear research reactor-1 (NNR-1) in Zaria. Ahmed said Nigeria’s accumulated expertise in nuclear power positions the country well for advancing to the next stage of power generation using the technology. “We have used the reactor for research and development over the years and now we are going to use the reactor for the purpose of generating electricity,” the chairman said. “President Bola Tinubu has already given the commission a mandate to see how it contributes in the clean energy sphere of Nigeria and [how] the nuclear energy programme of Nigeria would participate.” He said the project’s timeline would not be publicly disclosed, adding that international partners and vendors are working closely with the commission on the initiative. Ahmed said intergovernmental agreements have been concluded with some vendors regarding nuclear power in Nigeria, noting that the president would make the announcement soon. In his remarks, George Akume, secretary to the government of the federation, said the 20-year safe operation of the nuclear research reactor demonstrates Nigeria’s commitment to the safe utilisation of nuclear energy. Akume said the procedures involved in operating a nuclear research reactor are similar to those required for establishing a reactor that would produce electricity. “President Tinubu has re-echoed the need for having nuclear energy into the sources of electric power generation in Nigeria and Nigerians should look forward to this power,” he said. “Electricity generated through nuclear energy is clean and safe except for human errors or natural causes such as the one that happened in Hiroshima.” Also speaking, Sunday Jonah, director of CERT, said the occasion was held to commemorate two decades of safely operating, maintaining, and utilising the first nuclear research reactor known as NNR-1. https://www.thecable.ng/fg-research-centre-partner-to-deploy-nuclear-reactor-for-power-generation/ |
Ebubu:What a stupid thing to say to justify your disgusting racial complex. This is about the importance of the Dangote refinery. We are clearly not celebrating the mere fact that it's a refinery, since Nigeria has had refineries since before you were born. We are acknowledging the SCALE of the facility, and the capacity for it to lead to further industrialisation. For instance, our self-sufficiency in petrochemicals opens up opportunities for local entrepreneurs and manufacturers to establish businesses in that sector, and buy their raw materials cheap in naira instead of dollars, leading to a stronger naira, more employment opportunities etc etc. Dangote Refinery can meet 100% of the Nigerian demand for all liquid products (Gasoline, Diesel, Kerosene & Aviation fuel) and have surplus of each of these refined products for export. THAT IS HUGE. Just from the business angle alone, and how it opens up multiple opportunities for local businesses, it's amazing. |
nedu666:It's about SCALE and SCOPE, not just ownership of refinery. Anybody can build a bungalow and call it refinery. Can any refinery in Algeria or South Africa or Egypt refine 650,000 barrels a day? For where? The 25 billion dollar Dangote refinery and its scale & scope of operation is by far the biggest in Africa. It's a game changer. |
Blazetrailer:SHUT UP. Are you aware that Nigeria has NUCLEAR REACTORS? And has had them and maintained them since the early 1970s? INDOMIE GEN. https://www.nnra.gov.ng/nnra/page-nuclear_facilities |
NIGERIA-CHINA TIES ELEVATED TO A ''COMPREHENSIVE STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP''. https://i.pinimg.com/1200x/96/2f/72/962f727188408bf154c450550889b4c2.jpg |
malali:You lack understanding, young man. ![]() |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWm1luSIahI Nigeria we hail thee Our own dear native land Though tribe and tongue may differ In brotherhood we stand Nigerians all are proud to serve Our sovereign motherland! |
WOW, THIS IS EARTH-SHAKING. The west are looking on very nervously as traditionally pro-western Nigeria not only enters into a STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WITH CHINA, as announced today by President Xi Jinping, but is also COOPERATING IN NUCLEAR POWER AND ENERGY DEVELOPMENT with CHINA.. Hmmm.....Times are shifting indeed. ![]() |
Coolsperm:What...?? |
Mbanda:Mumu. Did God not bless America? Do you know how many people were slaughtered and enslaved for America to be the superpower it is today? IPOB terrorist. |
Standing5:The coastal highway and flyovers are EXCELLENT projects. Go away. Enemy of progress. |
AbaganaMiracle: AbaganaMiracle:Nuff said!! ![]() |
tduorhen:Which one is satellites and rockets? Industrialisation is not about building ''satellites and rockets''. It's about manufacturing and processing raw materials into valuable finished goods. And just to mention, Nigerian scientists HAVE built satellites some of which are hovering in outer space as we speak, so you need to update yourself. NIGCOM SAT 1 in Outer Space https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2022/07/NigComSat-1R.jpg |
Dankelvin:He will be inside Aso Rock when they seize it so maybe he will beg them |
Ebinpawo1:You guys are actually funny sometimes. Oh sure, Tinubu will just sign anything written in Chinese without knowing what it's saying. ![]() |
THIS DANGOTE REFINERY OFFICIALLY MAKES NIGERIAN AN INDUSTRIALISED COUNTRY. Nigeria is now self-sufficient in, and is the largest manufacturer and exporter of refined petroleum products and petrochemicals in the African continent of 1.4 billion people. All fuels needed by African countries at a cheaper price, from diesel to aviation fuel, is available and deliverable from the Dangote Refinery, Lagos. This is HUGE. Every single one of the 54 African countries would LOVE to be in this position we are in. According to Wiki, ''The Dangote refinery is the seventh-largest oil refinery in the world. In 2019, the world's largest crude distillation column, weighing 2,350 tonnes, was installed in place at the Dangote refinery by a specialist Dutch company. With a height of 112 metres it is slightly taller than the Saturn V rocket which brought the first man to the moon (110.6m) and 16 metres taller than Big Ben. In the same year, three more records were set when the world's heaviest refinery regenerator was installed - having already been the "heaviest item ever to be transported over a public road in Africa" at a stately 3,000 tonnes and also being "the heaviest single piece of steel structure" in the world. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dangote_Refinery ![]() We are indeed the Giant of Africa, and will lead Africa to brighter days. |
THIS DANGOTE REFINERY OFFICIALLY MAKES NIGERIAN AN INDUSTRIALISED COUNTRY. Nigeria is now self-sufficient in, and is the largest manufacturer and exporter of refined petroleum products and petrochemicals in the African continent of 1.4 billion people. All fuels needed by African countries at a cheaper price, from diesel to aviation fuel, is available and deliverable from the Dangote Refinery, Lagos. This is HUGE. Every single one of the 54 African countries would LOVE to be in this position we are in. We are indeed the Giant of Africa, and will lead Africa to brighter days. |
Kai...When you're big you're big ohhh.......See masses.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1AWq2vQEQw |
ufotunang:Did China achieve it ONE YEAR? EWU!!!! |
Funkyswagzz:Intimidate a Lagos bad boy like Tinubu? Come on, man.... https://i.pinimg.com/originals/f5/47/71/f54771280aa0963110c2c06f3d42f68a.gif |
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