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@npower_ng this D twitter handle for Npower pls let's all go n complain the more the complaints bout this Lagos issue, the better our chances of been heard @akandeoj This is d man who calls the shots, this is the handle of the SSA to d vice president on media and publicity. Mr Laolu Akande. Let him hear our voices. Let's not treat this issue with kids glove. Let's all just go n lay our complaints, I have laid mine. If u view this thread regardless of weda u have logged in or not, Pls lend ur support by tweeting the Lagos issue to those handles, let's force a response from them. We can do this.... Yes we can!!!!! |
rhektor:I have done the same thing too.... Buh m suggesting tht we all do it collectively.... We might be able to get a response |
Fellow Lagosians, complaining here on nairaland would not help us, the complaints of those who have not been able to log in here has almost gotten to 200....y dnt we channel this complaints to the right place and complain about the Lagos situation and their continued silence and let them know tht we didn't get the SMS and we can't log in. Let's bombard the Npower twitter handle with our complaints atleast mayb they would respond to one person. I would also advice we bombard D twitter handle of Laolu Akande to express our complaint. Laolu Akande is the SSA to the vice president on media, I think............... If we all agree, I'll get their twitter handles so Tht we call all send the tweets |
naftos:Guys we all have twitter accts ryt??, y dnt we all collectively bombard them with tweets...... Probably they would respond to us |
naftos:My dear, did u try to contact them?? |
Mushin LGA, can't log in........... Guys what do we do, in Edo state, saw a thread Tht some LGs have started sending SMS for participants to start verification tomorrow n till now we can't log in in Lagos..... Guys we need to collectively make a statement |
You guys will continue to wail and lament.....buhari will continue to win elections.......... Pls continue o, because it seems like d more D wailers D more baba dey excel.... Heard Tinubu now is calling for reconciliation |
stephnie1:Hypocrite, wht is good for the goose is also good for the gander, wht is application to bassey should also be applicable to haruna, Emeka, osas, Femi... Femi cannot be kept n jail for been accused of stealing a goat n he has been der for yrs n u didn't speak abt it...... But when Emeka faces same tin, I'll run to Emeka defence because he has moni n Femi is a broke ass nicur....wht is good for the goose is good for the gander |
Y do women in Nigeria want everytyn to be handed to them. If a woman wants to be a governor, there is no law tht stops her. She should go n buy ticket n campaign like every oda person, if she wins, fine, if she doesn't, she should try again. |
The post is useless, nobody forced Nyone to apply, pple applied bcis they felt they needed it, Npower doesn't stop u from doing nytyn u want to do, it is like an extended youth corp.......if u dnt have nytyn tin doing for now, no source of income, den its perfect for u. Dnt listen to pple hu tru their bad belle want to spoil ur mind. |
From state to state to LG to LG.... Npower which way now?? |
Pls guys stop posting false info on this thread, I have been trying to log in till this very minute yet still error....... Let's be serious and help each other |
Has anyone from mushin LGA been able to log in for the Npower scheme??.......... |
endtime1:Did u try communicating with them about it?? |
I am still trying to log in days after I got selected and I am still getting same response. Pls fellow Lagosians if you are having the same issue, pls let's converge and not just keep quiet and let this opportunity slip us by. |
AutosBay:At least since its a general tin let's be patient |
I dnt understand o, is it that they don't want to Npower us in Lagos State........cos I still can't log in.... Pls if ur for Lagos State and u have logged in Pls indicate |
JoNach:Thanks bro, atleast ur D only one tht has provided an ansa... I'll verify this ur claim |
U guys should read the article now bfre u start commenting..... Contractors are already on site working going by the what the article revealed |
Trump would be Americas biggest mistake, impact he is d beginning on their downfall |
By Anayo Okoli UMUAHIA—RELIEF appears on the way for motorists and commuters plying the Enugu-Onitsha and Enugu-Port Harcourt express roads, as the Federal Government has mobilized contractors to return to sites to rehabilitate the roads that have been death trap for sometime. Work on the Enugu-Onitsha highway was abandoned over 10 years ago. It will be recalled that eminent citizens from the south east, traditional rulers among others have decried the deplorable condition of the ever busy road that links people from the Northern states to the commercial city of Onitsha to no avail. Also, remedial works were done on a portion of one lane on the Enugu-Okigwe-Umuahia-Port Harcourt road, between Okigwe and Umuahia, before it was abandoned early in the year. But recently, contactors were seen mobilizing their equipment back to their sites at the 9th Mile end of the Enugu-Onitsha road and on the Enugu-Port Harcourt highway. On the Enugu-Port Harcourt road, two contractors have mobilized for work. One of the contractors have commenced clearing the maiden from Awgu axis of Enugu down to Isiagu Junction and Abia State boundary which was overgrown by weeds. It was also observed that the firm has secured and cleared a huge space after Mpu junction and putting structures as camp for its workers and equipment. The contractor, it was gathered, is rehabilitating the Enugu to Abia State boundary axis of the road. At the Abia State portion, beginning from Lokpanta in Umunneochi council of area, another contractor, was seen on site filling the dangerous potholes at the Lokpanta Cattle Market which had been a nightmare for the road users. The contractor has commenced tarring of the other lane from the Okigwe-Umuahia axis, having completed one lane earlier before it pulled out its men and equipment from site. “We thank God that they have remembered the area again. If you know what we spend to maintain our vehicles, you have pity on us. Whatever amount you make goes back to the maintenance of the vehicle”, a commercial motorist, who gave his name as Ekenna said. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/fg-moves-rehabilitate-enugu-onitsha-enugu-port-harcourt-express-roads/
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An Asia-Pacific trade deal stands almost no chance of working now that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has pulled the plug on it, proponents of the pact said on Tuesday, opening the way for China to assume the leadership mantle on trade. Japan and Australia expressed their commitment to the pact on Tuesday, hours after Trump vowed to withdraw from the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership on his first day in office, calling the deal “a potential disaster for our country.” Trump’s declaration appeared to snuff out any hopes for the deal, a signature trade initiative of President Barack Obama, five years in the making and meant to cover 40 percent of the world economy. The TPP, which aims to cut trade barriers in some of Asia’s fastest-growing economies and stretch from Canada to Vietnam, can’t take effect without the United States. It requires the ratification of at least six countries accounting for 85 percent of the combined gross domestic product of the member nations. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said “the TPP would be meaningless without the United States,” even as parliament continued debating ratification and his government vowed to lobby other members to approve it. Yet even without U.S. ratification, the TPP won’t just die, a senior Japanese official said.“It just continues in a state of not being in effect,” said Shinpei Sasaki of the Cabinet Office’s TPP headquarters. “In the future if the United States takes the procedures and it passes Congress, that would satisfy the provisions and the TPP would go into effect.” Other members of the 12-nation grouping could conceivably work around a U.S. withdrawal.Australian Trade Minister Steven Ciobo told reporters in Canberra countries could push ahead with the TPP without the United States by amending the agreement and possibly adding new members. “We could look at, for example, if China or Indonesia or another country wanted to join, saying, ‘Yes, we open the door for them signing up to the agreement as well.’”But Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said reopening negotiations wouldn’t be easy. “If you sign a fresh agreement, you have to go through it again. We haven’t crossed that bridge yet. We’ll cross it if and when we come to that.” China has pushed its own version of an Asia-Pacific trade pact, called the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), which notably excludes the United States. It is a more traditional trade agreement, involving cutting tariffs rather than opening up economies and setting labor and environmental standards as TPP would. Britain’s Johnson: We will stress importance of free trade and NATO to Trump.The RCEP was a focus of attention at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Peru over the weekend. Tan Jian, a senior member of China’s delegation at the summit, said more countries are now seeking to join its 16-member bloc, including Peru and Chile, and current members want to reach a deal as soon as possible to counter rising protectionism. China’s foreign ministry said on Tuesday Beijing has an “open attitude” toward any arrangements that promote free trade in the region as long they don’t become “fragmented and politicized”. Foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said the RCEP was an initiative led by the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which China has been promoting. “We are willing to keep pushing the (RCEP) talks process with all sides to achieve positive progress at an early date,” he said. Vietnam last week shelved its own ratification of TPP, after Obama abandoned efforts to push it through a lame-duck Congress, while Malaysia has shifted its attention to the RCEP. http://m.guardian.ng/business-services/trumps-pullout-of-tpp-opens-way-for-china/
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C how these MMM supporters kept calling for my head because I asked questions that none of them could ansa. Nigerians are really funny people |
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mackmanuel:How does circle ansa my question.... Which kind guy b this nah |
Youngetskilz23:I'm not like u, I ask questions bfre I do anything, I have read about d MMM tin, buh I need to know we're d 30% ND D $20 comes from. because since the money is paid directly to a persons acct, so d moni isn't invested into nytyn tht yields profit |
U get a 20dol bonus wen u provide ur first help??, pls were does tht money come from??, den every Tues n Thur moni is added to ur acct, we're does tht moni also come from?? These r questions no MMM person has been able to ansa. Answern Tht question n I'll find d reason why MMM would crash |
Na WA o, INEC should postpone an election because of PDP internal rancor, e no gel nah..... Maka why nah?? ....so if PDP can't produce a candidate, they will say INEC should not hold d election.... Na WA o for my country men |
kilisi:I am still not able to log in, pls what username and password did u use to log in |
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