₦airaland Forum

one thing is for sure, when the favours in south east goes to Rochas and that of South south goes to Oshomole make the others np complain ooooo. especially enugu and akwa ibom. as for rivers Ameachi don d cruise on happiness already.

cyber bullies and faceless gangstar. give credit to tubaba oooo.

I still respect kwankwaso really as e no show face earlier on, pdp no know say the guy get plan well.

The peoples general

Were all thos prophets and their declaration, una know them name so start listing them.

Were that pdp chieftain wey d do first to congratulate Jonathan, I dey look for your face oooo. Cus the shame wey u go carry even twitter go apologise

Faces I want to see now, pej, asari dokubo, ffk, fayose, bode george

Faces I want to see now, pej, asari dokubo, ffk, fayose, bode george

Nigerians got the best reply to answers, kpata kpata na draw

For [b]prophecy 15 [/b]hhmmm, with the way APC d win national assembly seats and the votes the pulled for Buhari, I would conclude after the election.

heykims:
After 19 states inc FCT APC 8,520,436 PDP 6,488,210

Buhari still leading with 2, 029,216

17 States Left are;
Sokoto
Zamfara
Bauchi
Lagos
Ebonyi
Borno
Yobe
Kebbi
Adamawa
Niger
Benue
Taraba
Edo
Bayelsa
Gombe
Rivers
Cross Rivers

The APC Bench looking very aggressive;
Lagos (suarez)
Bauchi (ronaldo)
Sokoto (aguero)
Borno (messi)
Gombe (robben)
Niger (zlatan)

Kebbi (giroud)
Adamawa (torres in athletico now)

Am beginning to love kano state governor (kwankwaso), e no to show face for campaign but d result e give na complete brutality to pdp. Reminds me of James Rodriguez just come world cup cwin golden boot n win best goal for fifa

lalasticlala:
http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/03/30/arrest-fani-kayode-now-apc-urges/

Fani kayode, fine man with missing brain

about 79000 invalid votes in nasarawa state , wahala dey ooooo. those people should be giving second ooooo

nasarawa
pdp-273460
apc-238638
other parties go inec website

Birnin Kebbi : PDP 5,299 APC 74,440






http://www.elections.premiumtimesng.com/#!/[/quote]those for the capital the vex ooo, see flogging nah

Ejigbo this place na from one evil to another. Them need deliverance

tosyne2much:
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point one -Lagos to maiduguri is not 48hrs but less than 24hrs

This junction all ministers, director generals, permanent secretary, SA, PA dey shake like anything cus most likely dem go enter labour market after may 29th for job hunt

It's been APC complaining on rigging n pdd have not even complained, which ever way change has come to stay

If u can endure den Nigerians should endure, on a normal day no u b u need d vote pass.

Space bookers plenty ooo. From full stop to one alphabets just to be first to comment I guess

pure TRANSFORMATION AGENDA, from keke to land plane. CLUELESS or what with the right CHANGE of mind maybe(opportunity given) e go fly.

that man's toe no b here ooooo

to some zebra is their favourite animal, variety is the spice of life.

Insanity

The glory days of naija would surely come back

And some men that spend weekend their still the pay house rent

Fuel economy is something people look out for when they want to buy cars because it is such a very important factor.

This might be difficult when buying used card because, even the even the most fuel efficient car may have has several faults and gone through a lot that it starts to consume fuel excessively. In this post, we will share with you those factors that contribute to fuel wastage in cars and tips that you use to save fuel.


Common Ways to Waste Fuel In Cars (With Saving Tips)


The following are the common ways fuel is been wasted in vehicles that many people don’t even know about. They can easily be solved with the usual car maintenance. Unfortunately, many of us don’t take our cars for checks and regular maintenance (except the usual engine servicing).

Let me start first of all by telling you to be watchful of the filling station where you buy fuel. I don’t want to start mentioning names now but fuel quantity and quality of some filling stations are very poor in this country. Fuel of N6,000 will fill my tank at some stations but will be far from the full tank mark when I buy in other filling stations.

Also, fuel from different sources tend to burn out at considerably different rates. I have noticed it when I my route was just the same over a period of one year.

1. Low or Under-inflated tyres & Bad Wheel Alignment:

This may appear unlikely to many but the truth of the matter is that under-inflate tyres and incorrect wheel alignment can increase rolling resistance of tyres. This condition can cost you a mile or two per gallon on a car that normally delivers 20 miles per gallon of fuel.

Gauge your tyres often and inflate them if need be. Bad wheel alignment should be fixed as soon as possible. These factors not only affect fuel consumption but also safety and tyre life. In countries like Nigeria where people buy used tyres, it is good to check factors such as the tyre ratings and year of manufacture. You can check the meaning of all the numbers on car tyres here.

2. Keeping Your Air Filter Clean

When air filter is full of dirt and dusts, it gets clogged. This chokes off air and creates a condition that is called a  “rich” mixture – too much gas being burned for the amount of air, which both wastes gas and causes the engine to lose power.

Experts have shown that replacing a clogged air filter can improve gas mileage by as much as 10 percent. This is not small at all.

3. Check And Replace Spark Plugs

You need to check your spark plugs regularly and replace them if they are dirty. Depending on your type of car, you can have spark plugs ranging from four to eight. Sparking of plugs result in a lot of heat, electrical and chemical erosion. A dirty spark plug causes misfiring and that wastes fuel.

4. Fix your own driving habits too

Yes, you too can contribute a lot to fuel wastage. Idling gives you 0 miles per gallon, please avoid it. Turn your engine off if you are going to be stopped in traffic for 15 seconds or longer. If you park your car waiting for someone, turn off the engine. I have seen people leave the engine on while waiting for people, you can save fuel by turning it off.

5. Don’t carry Stuffs About

You should avoid carrying unnecessary items in the booth of your car, especially if they are heavy. If you are not a delivery guy, why waste fuel carrying loads. I have a friend that is  guilty of this. He’d get 25 to life if this was a crime. Do you know that an extra 45kg in the trunk reduces a typical car’s fuel economy by 1-2 percent.

6. Car Maintenance As It Affects Fuel Economy

Regularly changing your motor oil can also help save your fuel. Dirty oil can reduce fuel economy up to 1.6km per 3.79Liters!

Take your vehicle for regular schedules brake inspections and maintenance as dragging brakes can waste car fuel.

These tips will help you save considerable fuel if you follow them and adjust your driving habits too.



Cited from: http://www.infogoons.com/2015/01/little-known-car-fuel-wasters-and-fuel-saving-tips/

Iyanusele:
Good old days ........when we looked forward to watching Tales by Moonlight

I can't really think about any Soap that worth any memory in the nearest future.........Even super story

Justthinkingaloud#

Can't remember the names of the programme but the main actors stanley obasi, ramota n otiko the drunkard after which their was that of chief odiete, annet n late jt tom-west by 8 to 9pm

Chidinma no 8 chai u can lie oooo, but this list na dem tell u abi na assumption world u dey

LocalChamp:
David Mark: A Man With A Mark Of Shameless Pleasure And A Man Without Chest By Bayo Oluwasanmi

BY BAYO OLUWASANMIMAR 12, 2015

On the eve of the fourth confirmation appearance of Musiliu Obanikoro as Defense Minister before David Mark's Senate, I penned an article titled “A Broken Senate Without Insight And Oversight Means Musiliu Obanikoro Will Easily Scale Through: Can Any Good Come Out Of David Mark's Senate?”

The article published by SaharaReporters March 10, begins with a prophetic and frighteningly introduction: “By the time you're reading this, Musiliu Obanikoro could have been confirmed by the Akindanidani senators.” In the piece, I described Mark as a godless character and self-serving and of no utility value as a senator and president of the senate to the Nigerian people.

I stated that not much is expected of a senate dominated by crooks, looters, and dupers like Mark, that the National Assembly particularly the Senate had abdicated its insight and oversight function. Then, I conclude with a question of some uncertainty and difficulty: “Will these cowards and thieves ruling Nigeria allow this nation to join the society of human beings? Who will breathe new life into this comatose nation?”

Tuesday, March 11, Obanikoro was confirmed by 69 PDP senators while 40 APC senators walked out in protest. Obanikoro was President Goodluck Jonathan's principal negotiator in the video (Ekitigate) involving the rigging of last year's gubernatorial elections in Ekiti State.

Mark is the wrong senate president at the right time. How a leader deals with the circumstances of life tells you many things about his character. The political scam which confirmed Obanikoro was initiated and led by Mark. It paints a powerful picture of Mark as a man without a vision. Crisis doesn't necessarily make character, but it certainly reveal it. Adversity is a crossroads that makes a person choose one of two things – character or compromise. Every time he chooses character, he becomes stronger even if that choice brings negative consequences.

Obanikoro's confirmation rail road by Mark shows Mark as a man with eyes that are larger than his stomach. Mark lives completely in the present, depends solely on corruption and other criminal perks hence he repeatedly failed to see the future. All his life – both as a military officer and as a politician – Mark is like the Biblical Esau known for his near nearsightedness. Like Esau, Mark focused solely on here and now, convinced that tomorrow never comes, always ready to give up the ultimate to get the immediate even with a single meal.

Any fool can steer the ship, but it takes a leader to chart the course. Leaders who navigate do even more than control the direction in which they and their people travel. They see the whole trip in their minds before they leave the dock. They have a vision for their destination, they understand what it will take to get there, they know who they'll need on the team to be successful, and they recognize the obstacles long before they appear on the horizon. Mark can't read the GPS of the Nigerian nation. He doesn't know where he's taking the nation. He doesn't have what it will take to get the nation to its destination. He can't assemble a team that is useful for the trip. A leader knows when to lead, what to do, and where to go. Mark doesn't know what to do and where to go. He's lost and so the nation.

Integrity matters. A leader should be able to challenge his friends and subordinates to identify his flaws. Only a leader with strong character and a strong sense of security can do that. C.S. Lewis called this quality, “Leaders with chests.” Lewis likened the properly ordered soul to the human body: the head (reason) must rule the belly (the sensual appetites) through the chest (character and spirit). The chest, says Lewis, is the indispensable liaison between reason and the appetites. Without a strong “chest,” Lewis says, men would succumb to excuses, relativism, and compromise. Lewis calls those with no character, or integrity, “men without chests.” Mark is a man without chest.

Mark has proven over and over again throughout his tenure as senate president that he's tormented by self-indulgent motives with no solid character. He's not committed to doing the right thing at the right time. When leaders like Mark become lazy and corrupted and insensitive, they lose their diligence in doing good for their people and for their country. They become sluggards and worthless to the people they're supposed to serve.

Mark forgets his time is limited. He forgets there is no way to retrieve misused time. He forgets leadership must be about something much bigger than him. He forgets if his leadership advances merely his own “kingdom,” only increases the profits of his own benefits to himself, he has failed the higher calling of leadership. A leader must serve and benefit others.

David Mark represents all that is wrong with leadership in Nigeria. Like a pig skittered between trees and sunk into mud, squealing with shameless pleasure, Mark has successfully chaperon a senate with a shameless political culture being nationalized.

Again, can any good come out of David Mark's Senate?

byolu@aol.com

http://saharareporters.com/2015/03/12/david-mark-man-mark-shameless-pleasure-and-man-without-chest-bayo-oluwasanmi

David corruption mark this is seems to be the most corrupt official and also the puppet of the president