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vaxx2:
You are clueless bro. bayelsa state goverment of Nigeria are spending dollars on student just to school in a private uni in Ghana, jigawa state is sending student to Singapore just to learn ICT and later come to Ghana for their top up degree. begin to dey fool yourself . Sudan graduate are there hoping and topping the medical profession.

Hahaha I see you are trying to bring back our previous argument while you naturally die our current subject and then slowly relate the previous one with this present one...well newsflash that ship has long sailed cos clearly you lost that debate to me...
Ohhhh what do they call this again "Recycled Argument"

vaxx2:
now let me entertain your foolishness. point out to my lies here?

Hahaha as expected...straight to insult since your little lies has been busted

pacretus:
what's your point exactly?. The whole manufacturing industry in Kenya is not comparable to one City in Anambra. If I were Kenyans I would ensure all starving souls in turkana are fed at least twice a day.

Pacretus give it a break, they will only push you into this long unending recycled argument....

pacretus:
keep losing to yourself. When you are done with Benin please visit Niger and Ghana.

Take my advice don't waste your time , that nigga is half mad .A nigga that said we cancelled election because we too hungry to get up and vote since all the APC bakery was closed a day before the election..funny thing is I thought he was just joking not untill I discovered that he actually meant what he said.....#prayfortheportugueseslavefarmer

pacretus:
STFU Dude... You've lost it. Criticism should have limit for lies. Bringing up Sudan and Niger republic killed your arguments. Sudanese seldom speak English likewise Nigeriens. If we have expatriates they are mainly Indians which only operate in private settings. Maybe Nigeriens and ivoriens have taking over your healthcare and Government, it's your fucking business.

2 years ago, about 400 foreign doctors were rejected because they didn't meet the standard in Nigeria.

Everyone is entitled to his or her opinion but lies should have limits.

Nigeria is AU and AU is Africa.
Kenya's PM once said when Nigeria sneezes Africa gets Cold.

Whoever has more influence in African politics wins the argument and the day AU decides to suspend a plan because Ghana or Kenya wasn't in support, its the day I'll take them serious

I suggest this thread be closed.

Hahahaha thanks my brother..vaxx is so full of shiiit, nigga be spreading lies like it's ebola ;once he trys arguing blindly I just refrain a bit then punch him with real life situations (mostly ones from NL) that way he wouldn't have anything else to say but massage what is left off his fragile philosophy Ego .it's just so fun watching him do that

vaxx2:
You are found of writting more with little impact. stop regressing unneccasry. my input is not goal post shifting. it is still about your failing educational system that is becoming fragile and scary for every reasonable parent or guardians who has his her ward schooling in Nigeria.

You are not even in the system, yet you claimed alien certificate are useless in Nigeria. visit NCC ( national communication center) visit many ministry set up in Abuja. it gradually taking over by graduate of Niger republic and many India bogus colledge ( This I know for a fact )And i bet you, this are place you are dreaming to work. if Nigeria system can allow holder of level 5 informatics academy Singapore to hold strategic position both at state and federal level. what will be stopping a student that fully finished university degree from Sudan and. Somalia? . well , there are lot of Sudan medical graduate in Nigeria now. .

I have observed you know less of your country..

Over exaggerated bullshiit is all I see nigga, no time to argue but to sing it into your ear once more....Alien certificate within SSA is utterly and completely useless in the Nigerians society"....you can't blames us can you? I guess it's the way it is

vaxx2:
vaxx don't include his emotions on virtual platform. it is childish to do so. what I observed from your smiling emoticon is pure jealousy toward anything positive from your neighbour.

Look at this nigga acussing me of emotions and jealousy, man you sure you ain't emotional...Anyway it was just so funny knowing that kantanka now rides in the famous middle east dessert how many have you exported? Is it like 5 or 10

Omo I no go lie this babe pidgin na die, even me no go fit speak like am...I swear Warri and Benin people gat the best pidgin street accent



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y238fP4EL0Y

Record breakers


https://www.nairaland.com/5454794/dapo-akande-honoured-portrait-oxford

mtisTheQubit:
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You know what scares the Nigerians..two things

1.Baba an his cattle

2.The idea of resourceless or small countries doing well than them with all that 2.4 m barrels of oil per day ..

Hahaha slap worthy post.go let your imagination run off on you

Logobenz0:
AskiaHarem can you please post that your funny meme of an Indian man laughing

Omg is this Kenya navy

jln115:
here is your evidence :


"Deployment

Deployment of an operation proceeds then as quickly as possible, taking into account the security and political conditions on the ground.

It often starts with an advance team to establish mission headquarters and leads to a gradual build-up to encompass all components and regions, as required by the mandate.

The UN has no standing army or police force of its own, and Member States are asked to contribute military and police personnel required for each operation. Peacekeepers wear their countries’ uniform and are identified as UN Peacekeepers only by a UN blue helmet or beret and a badge."

Civilian staff of peacekeeping operations are international civil servants, recruited and deployed by the UN Secretariat."

https://peacekeeping.un.org/en/deploying-peacekeepers

Straight from the UN itself!!

Okay now you are being delusional, this is definitely not my evidence...calm down bro and scrupulously check again, who knows you just might find it

kikuyu1:
It seems Makoko has a minimum of 100,max 300K. Here's new drone footage.

https://youtu.be/7cn1KXRTXdY

Bigger than most realise or are ready to admit! A giant floating cesspool!

Sorry nigga stop trying to console yourself, ain't no one stripping you off your tittle anytime soon.... The slum capital still belong to ya..deal with that man

No.one can compete with ya

gallivant:
Give Nigerians a break, its been a bad week.

From what? sufferNmiling oh please...
His ass his lucky that ain't got his time

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
It is very difficult for an illiterate to understand what you are saying. Most of these Nigerians are just empty vessels with little or no brain. They wake up in the morning believing the world rotate around Nigeria when they are last in everything in the world. I Am Telling You Now Benin Republic and Togo is better than Nigeria Nigerians are flocking there in their millions

HA!!!! God save this soul.....
How many more Cotonou pics to go

vaxx2:
why do you open your 32?. is it Dubai or your thought of it been impossible?

Hahaha looks at this comment... This is definitely anger and it not good for your soul.. anyway I believe you have your answer but I am obliged to ask why ask me when you already know?

vaxx2:
look, instead of sarcastically repeating what is not true, you should be more worried about Nigeria constant failure to arrest the insecurity going on in the country educational system. just of recent, About six school children and two staff were kidnapped in a school in kaduna and the kidnapper are crurrently demanding for ransom now. what a mess to education stability. No single parent who has a capacity to fly his ward abroad will still keep his kids in Nigeria educational system . ( Your vice president and president kids are living testament of this ) They are all educated abroad.

Sarcasm hell no, that was me giving you raw undeniable facts which seems to have stir some certain level of uneasiness in you....I mean that is not to say that I don't do sarcasm but certainly one cannot be smelt in my previous less-lengthy write up.

Anyway good to see you've changed goal post as expected when ever you can't keep up with an argument most especially when raw facts and real life experiences which I gave to you as evidence keeps glaring at your ever-ready to lie ass ...this must be what they call a "SHAME" cos that simple link based on a real life experiences speaks against every lie you've told about school stuffs...
So once a gain I grant myself the honour to spell it out for you "Alien certificate are useless in Nigeria most especially when it from within SSA"..........
YOU CANT DENY fact can you. Now go have a wonderful night cos Sammy wishes you a good night rest. Pls I strongly recommend you don't allow this perturb your mind tonight, it is what it is ain't nothing no one can do

Pacesetter



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0a1D7tlCmI

We were not so primitive in the olden days unlike some colony whose citizens remained tucked in the bush



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epPz1kVxN1k

Askiaharam I know you will live this

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Sanwo Olu Commissions Dr Aisha Buhari Mother And Child Hospital.

Alimosho holds a special place as the largest LGA in Lagos. Today, I commissioned a 149 - bed Maternal and Child Centre (MCC) in line with our plans for healthcare as espoused in our ProjectTHEMES agenda.

We are also working on completing projects in Badagry and Epe

sufferNmiling idiot..see ongoing work at lagos-ibadan expressway not that contonou you've been posting since




https://www.nairaland.com/5453151/lagos-ibadan-expressway-reconstruction-rehabilitation-expansion

Geminita1:
White men are so fine.

Common shut up village girl

This is nonsense doesn't make sense...if it was a black man marrying a black woman I am sure it will not make news...abeg let all this Lebanese come and be going back to their country

jln115:
no it doesn't contradict your meaning of deploy, actual quite to the contrary infact.

All the above states is, even if proforce wanted to, it would not have been able to sell anything to the UN due to their deployment policy.

Thus conclusion: Proforce has not sold anything to Southern Africa or the UN.

Should I bring back my evidence, you seems to be mixing things up here

Logobenz0:
Repair works have started at the Anthony- Oworonshoki Road area of Lagos. Anthony is an urban place that has a close road network with Oshodi and Oworonshoki is closer to the dreaded 3rd Mainland Bridge. It will be recalled that the reconstruction of the 32-kilometre Apapa-Oshodi-Oworonshoki-Ojota in Lagos was performed last year by the Minister of Power, Works, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, on behalf of President Muhammadu Buhari.

The reconstruction of the road’s Section 1, Sub-section A, will begin from the Olorogun Michael Ibru Boulevard (former Creek Road) end of Port Novo Bridge and Liverpool road, in Apapa, through Coconut, Beachland Estate interchange bridge, Cele Bus Stop, Anthony Village, to Old Lagos Toll Gate.

The whole length of the road will be paved with reinforced concrete by Dangote Industries Limited at a whopping cost of N73 billion, using the Road Trust Fund policy.

The fund is a form of public, private partnership, conceived to accelerate the provision of federal roads by allowing private sector operators to collectively fund road projects in exchange for tax credit.

“The Road Trust Fund policy gives private sector operators an incentive to fund infrastructure with the government. This is an innovative and laudable scheme, we are putting our money upfront,” said the President of Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote.

For those coming from MMIA, you must have noticed some additions to the pavement by HITECH team, well, it seems they are upgrading the road and they are going all the way to Ojota.

AutoReportNG got some new pictures of this road and how the workers are faring, see below...

https://www.autoreportng.com/2019/10/see-on-going-repair-works-at-anthony.html

Great..I was glad when I learnt of this road trust fund policy this week..it will enable most of our road get fixed as they will be controlled by the private sector hence maintenance will be their headache not FG...Expect to start seeing the toll gate culture back on so many of our highways(one that Obasanjo scrapped)...

We don't pay road tax and that us why roads are not maintained but with this system road tax can be collected by private sector and utilised on our roads....

Jonraid:
I've observed that in most West African countries beautiful stone work isn't much appreciated-the walls are plastered all over.Regardless of that point,it's nice seeing development in Ghana!

Stone house might be your style but it's not just ours...we love plastering it with cement and painting them to look shinny

kikuyu1:
Dude,grown ups face reality! You're up against 2 insurmountable odds:the Naij subculture that makes planning and implementation in the smallest way a major miracle and the facts of the modern world THAT DON'T WANT DEVELOPING NATIONS GETTING INVOLVED IN SUCH PROJECTS! Fyi,talk of reviving Ajaokuta began in 92!? The story of Tyaz Prom Export,the Russian engineering giants who built the plant and the multifarious agendas by Naijjans and the West to sabotage the projects are worthy of an award winning documentary!
Here's a little:
https://www.facebook.com/NatashaAkpo...54065985231758

Its a looonggg read but necessary for all of us Kenyans included to understand the way the world works!

Noise. Ajaokuta has been abandoned at 60% completion for over 40 years and recent administrations has always blown that horn if failed promises and deceptive lies to revive it but they end up doing no shiit due to corruption... Obasanjo , yaradua, Jonathan came made that noise and went without doing anything..Do you know that the last time before now that work was done on that project was in1994(if I remember correctly) and that was when Buhari briefly ruled as a millitary head of state...And when he came in 2015 reasurring us to continue that project most of us hissed and never took him serious due to the Experience and numerous heart breaks we have suffered from the previous administration s ..But he proved us wrong just as he did with sgr and so many road , airport project. Since 2016/2017 that work commence there he has been able to move the 60% completed ajaokuta to 99% complete in just a few years. He was confronted around the Q1 of this year to approve the final $1bn to complete the project but he declined stating that the country CAnnot afford to release that amount currently but promised his dedication to privatising it for completion and destroying the ring of corruption it will generate when completed...and yes he has done that....All that remains for ajaokuta steel Industry to kick-start is just a few technical issue, rails connecting the facility to God knows where, roads where trucks can pass when moving this steel..

I might not be a big fan of this administration mostly due to the insecurities he has allowed under his watch but when it comes to infastructure he has outperformed all the leaders that have rules Nigeria in my time......

keuz:
LNG

Good...good by the time the train 7 LNG is finished alongside the gas that will come from Dangote refinery we will comfortably sit at Number 2 top exporter of gas globally....we are gradually shifting our attention from oil alone, we can makes thrice the amount of money we make from oil in the gas sector once truly harnessed

vaxx2:
it is not only limited to Ghana. it is available in Liberia too. and plan to enter other country as well. now available in Dubai.

keuz:
nigeria power supply issues
the major problem with nigeria power supply is that the transmission line was old and lacks capacity to evacuate the power generated by gencos. there are so many power plants lying idle and the one functioning are doing so below capacity. when they try to evacuate all, it brakes down the grid. that was because the country fail to plan for expansion as the population grows. the country is exporting excess power to neighboring countries instead idle power, to make money. however governmnet has signed MOU with power companies to address that. read below.
soon i will show some of the power plants.

1. The Republics of Benin and Niger have paid $10.1m as electricity bill to Nigeria to avert being disconnected from their power source in Nigeria after the Federal Government threatened to disconnect debtors.

It was also learnt that the countries made the payment through their respective power firms, with NIGELEC of the Republic of Niger paying $3.79m, while the Community Electric du Benin of the Republic of Benin remitted $6.32m to Nigeria’s electricity market.
https://punchng.com/power-benin-republic-niger-pay-nigeria-10m-after-disconnection-threat/

2. Nigeria is planning to supply electricity to Burkina Faso, a West African country, amid cries of acute power deficit by Nigerians.

Managing director/chief executive officer, Mainstream Energy Solutions Limited, operators of Kainji and Jebba Hydro power plants, Mr. Lamu Audu, said this at the Annual Power and Utilities Roundtable organised by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) in Lagos.

Audu decried the level of energy rejection by electricity distribution companies (DisCos), adding that the company was left with no choice than to find reliable buyers for the rejected power generated.

Out of the two 922 megawatts (MW) generated on his network, only 600 to 650MW is taken by the DisCos in Nigeria, he lamented, adding that the development was affecting the establishment's quest for funds to expand capacity.

"We are left with no option than to sell the balance to other African countries th
at are willing to pay. In fact, they are willing to take up the whole electricity invoice at a higher price than what Nigerians are willing to pay.

"We are talking to Burkina Faso on this. We are aware that some Nigerian power firms sell electricity to Togo, Benin Republic, among others; we are not the first to do this," he added.
https://allafrica.com/stories/201811300070.html

3. Nigeria is to export the excess quantum of electricity that is unutilised in the country to other West African countries.

The Transmission Company of Nigeria said the export would raise the quantum of electricity exported from Nigeria to the West African region.



Speaking at the meeting of the joint technical working group of the West African Power Pool in Abuja on Monday, the Managing Director, TCN, Usman Mohammed, who is also the chairman of the WAPP executive board, said power distribution companies in Nigeria were still not taking all the electricity from generation companies.

READ ALSO: Shell, Eni aware of corrupt Malabu payments to Nigerians – Italian judge

He said, “For Nigeria, if you look at the generation and what the distribution networks can take, we don’t have a shortage, we have a surplus.

“From the system point of view, we cannot say Nigeria has a shortage, the excess we have, we can send to other parts of West Africa but we need to have some few things put in place. One of such is the synchronisation so that we can actually export energy from Nigeria to West Africa.”

The Federal Government had repeatedly stated that about 2,000 megawatts of electricity had been stranded over time due to the inability of the Discos to distribute the additional quantum of energy to domestic power users.

Mohammed also stated that apart from selling power to other countries of West Africa and earning foreign exchange from such, the expected expansion and synchronisation of the region’s electricity lines could help expand Nigeria’s generation capacity.

The TCN boss noted that the meeting of the WAPP executives was to advance the grid synchronisation programme.

He said, “We are holding a meeting for the synchronisation of the interconnections between the various countries. The intention is to synchronise them because WAPP wants to ensure that energy flow from Nigeria to Senegal and back.



“Where energy is cheap, it can flow to where it is demanded and in that respect, we can now reduce the cost of electricity in West Africa which is the most expensive in the world.”

Mohammed added, “We want to synchronise to bring our frequency level to that of WAPP standard – 49.80 and 50.20 hertz, which is the standard all of us must look towards. When we achieve that and synchronise our networks, energy will flow across.”

Copyright PUNCH.
https://punchng.com/nigeria-to-export-unutilised-power-to-wafrican-countries/

4. Nigeria signs deal with Siemens to upgrade the country's electricity supply to 11,000 megawatts by 2023
Nigeria seals electricity deal with Siemens AG under its Electrification Roadmap.
The deal will see Siemens generating 7,000 megawatts by 2021, 11,000 megawatts by 2023 and overall grid capacity to 25,000 megawatts in country faced with erratic power supply.
This is two years after Siemens successfully completed Egypt's power generation project.
The Nigerian government has signed a partnership agreement on Nigeria Electrification Roadmap (NER) with Siemens AG to upgrade the country's power transmission & distribution infrastructure

The deal will see Siemens generating 7,000 megawatts by 2021 and 11,000 megawatts by 2023 in a country faced with erratic power supply.

President Muhammadu Buhari while making remarks after meeting with the Global CEO of the Siemens, Joe Kaeser on Monday, said the government's priority is to stabilise the power generation and gas supply sector in the country.
https://www.pulse.ng/bi/politics/nigeria-signs-deal-with-siemens-to-upgrade-the-countrys-electricity-supply-to-11000/db28lff

Kudos to Siemens ..they did it for Egypt in about 18 months and they will equally do ours for us

vaxx2:
Stop promoting lies on social media. Benin republic degree( that is regulated by benin authority) is valid in everywhere and Nigeria is not excluded.Likewise many French student in French department from OAU/UI do have one years of their study program in benin rebublic institution.

I am sorry but alien certificate are useless here in Nigeria except it emanates from another continent outside Africa with the exception of northern African(particularly Egypt) unis and maybe SA