₦airaland Forum

190,

Go and rot in hell. Oh, u are in Birmingham? People on ground should know better than u. slowpoke.

ABUJA – As predicted by Vanguard, the National Electoral Commission (INEC) again Thursday, postponed some elections for the National Assembly, as the Chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega promised that majority of the races would be held as planned Saturday.

Jega said about 15 per cent of the races scheduled to be held would be delayed until April 26 as officials don’t have ballots for the races. The remaining races will be held on Saturday as scheduled.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/04/inec-shocker-some-polls-shifted-again-2/

A strong Earthquake took place off Miyagi pretecture on Thursday night.

Japan Hit By a New Earthquake of 7.4, Tsunami Warning Issued.World Stocks turned sharply lower after news of a 7.4-magnitude earthquake east of Sendai Honshu, in northern Japan, which triggered a tsunami alert.

Anti-scam,

Don't agree with you. Pinch of salt.

AWKA – THE presidential candidate of Congress for Progressive Change, CPC, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (Rtd), has said his administration would ensure even development of the country and judicious application of resources, insisting that it was only corrupt Nigerians that were afraid of him coming to office.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/04/corrupt-people-are-afraid-of-me-buhari/

Because he once said that he does not have the experience to rule Nigeria

Because Buhari is not corrupt.

see na

GEJ election wahala in lagos

Hydroelectric power furnished about 14 percent of the energy consumed by Nigerians in the 1980s. Total energy used in the form of electricity was considerably larger, however, because much of the energy provided by petroleum products and gas was converted into electricity. In 1990 most electricity was supplied by NEPA. This agency had been established in 1972 as a semiautonomous government activity through the merger of the Electric Corporation of Nigeria (ECN--created by the government in 1950 to generate and transmit power nationally) and the Niger Dam Authority (NDA--set up in 1962 to develop the economic potential of the Niger River). As part of its mandate, the NDA had constructed the Kainji Dam and an associated hydroelectric plant, which began operations in 1968. Until the late 1970s, the plant was the principal source of Nigeria's electrical power.

The demand for power grew at an average annual rate estimated at 15 to 20 percent after the start of the 1973-74 oil boom. NEPA's total generating plant, having an installed capacity of 881 megawatts in FY 1976--almost half of which was located at the Kainji hydroelectric plant--was unable to meet the rapidly growing requirement. By FY 1978 an additional 250 megawatts had been installed, of which 200 megawatts were at Kainji, but a drought in 1977 and 1978 significantly lowered the level of Kainji Reservoir and thus reduced the plant's output. During the drought, blackouts were frequent, verging on the catastrophic for major industrial establishments. Goods in the process of assembly had to be destroyed, and interruptions in machine operations substantially reduced productivity. The situation improved in the 1980s, with two 120-megawatt units added to the Kainji hydroelectric station, ten units of 120 megawatts each installed in Sapele, new hydroelectric stations built at Shiroro on the Kaduna River and Jebba downstream from Kainji Reservoir, and another 200 megawatts added at various smaller plants.

Power was distributed through a national grid that linked many of the large towns, some of which had been previously served by local diesel power stations. Yet the power sector, lacking spare parts, had neglected maintenance to the point that generating capacity was rapidly declining.

http://www.photius.com/countries/nigeria/economy/nigeria_economy_electric_power.html

Beaf,

You have a daft brain. May u rot in hell. mugu

In 2007 a London court froze UK assets worth $35m (£21m) allegedly belonging to him. His annual salary was less than $25,000.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Some people had already voted.

Got this quote from vanguard.

We were told in Secondary school to study hard because we will be the leaders of tomorrow.Now almost 25years later;the same people who were ruling Nigeria when I was in elementary school are still running around to come and rule again.

GEJ is given us excuses why he did not attend the NN24 debate, That he traveled out of the country. hahahahahaahahaaha

I tied for GEJ. Naija we hail dee/ I dey laugh.

The actual amount is $222.98 40 % OFF now $134.99 . The 40% OFF will end in 42 hours from now. With shipping it cost me $160.02

Got this phone for $160.02 . I used bank wire transfer. The phone was ship to my home address here in Naija. Working great, I recommend it.

Got this phone for $160.02 . I used bank wire transfer. The phone was ship to my home address here in Naija. Working great, I recommend it.

ONE-CHILD-ONE-VOTE. laugh wan kill me. Sambo we hail dee

Sambo said ONE -CHILD-ONE-VOTE I dey laugh.

Only insane person will waste his or her vote for those brainless candidates beside Fashola

The vice president ( Sambo) just made a blonder. He said one-child-one vote

The vice president ( Sambo) just made a blonder. He said one child one vote,

Na waooo, everybodi wan work 4 NNPC

A friend of mine just called me and said he lost his father three days back and a new baby boy arrived two days ago. Congratulations on the new baby boy