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Why will you knowingly wear a short skirt and then bring along an handkerchief to cover your exposed thighs while sitting in front of the pastor or beside a brother?. It is unfair. Simply wear a skirt long enough to prevent us from going into imaginative mode..... PLEASE |
Dey there dey form "anticorruption":!. |
plss who knows the price |
wait now |
More painful is the fact that he makes the people believe GEJ is at fault. Corpers dey vex self, no standard exam this term, a waste of my efforts. I pity the future of the students of government schools in Osun. |
APC sure knows how to use Emotional words to magnify meanings. Harassment. Used to describe a situation whereby soldiers passes by your house without shooting, not even knocking on your gates. Would someone caution this people? |
Seun, lalasticlala, where are you guys? If newspapers won't report this, at least nairaland Serving corpers should notified. In getting scared of the elections by the day. Pls confirm the source of the fire and let us know if anyone was injured ASAP. May God protect us oo |
When will Nigeria realise that we can actually push for better conditions from people at the realm of affairs? Online registration costs them very little compared to the about 1billion naira possibly generated yearly from this. The federal government paid for the facilities and also funds the maintenance of the facilities while paying the salary of all those involved. Where then is the money going to? For those spewing the nonsense of distance, you should also support increment in school fees for those learning online and also for those students who gained admission in schools near their homes. There's definitely no excuse for the payment, I move for this to be free! Any seconder in the house? |
Something really needs to be concerning transport allowance for corpers. I won't say I can't do this. It depends on the state. I'm sure this should be in the north. What if that's the only available option for these graduates serving their father land? |
Congrats man. Hoping to start mine soon too. #BatchC |
Chai...... Must have for every pupil back then. Skippon took over. |
Man, that's not the only book receiving such treatment. Lamentations and books by the other small prophet as we call them too. |
Err. Okupe...... Shut up |
Thank God again. |
And so what? |
Thank God. |
Shut up! |
Leave him alone, sick or not, he go soon find rest with maalu's come March 28 |
Bros Sege, abeg just siddon dey watch. Your vote won't count more than one no matter your weight politically or belletically. Abeg, no waste am, vote for the one wet do wetin una no fit do for eight years in six years. |
What is transparent about this now?Who were we compared with? Some thick heads go don accept am like that o. DEAR OPAQUE INTERNATIONAL, WE ARE NOT CORRUPT! |
Seems to me that the west sincerely plans to force buhari on us. They are practically lending him full support. Gej came on air on Nigerian stations and the next thing is this girl bringing on buhari. Someone tell me its simply coincidental or what's been hidden from us...... Think. |
Eeya, Rip sha. |
Good. Op, pls are you hoping to follow his footsteps, cos we need more people like him in Nigeria |
When the political issues bothering on the presidential election coming up started few months ago, APC guys were fierce with their likes and comments. Always attacking anti APC posts and comments with empty but deraling comments which garners likes and shares With speed. But I noticed that of recent, the former trend of 262 likes 70 shares is now dwindling and wearing off. Why, maybe its due to the percieved cowardice of their representative who they then claimed will like to debate and is now running away or the clear case of forgery and perjury already against him. Or where are those guys self now? Maybe they have gone to twitter sha. |
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Business researchers are welcome on board as we together dissect the problem of epileptic power supply in Nigeria despite the huge amount of money being spent on it. Questions here for discussion 1. According to statistics, Nigeria needs only 12000 MW of electricity but we are only producing 4000MW. First, is the 12000MW the total required to power the whole nation including all the villages, industries and plants all across the nation? Or is it just an estimate of what we consume based on current tranmission to connected. I'm expecting that the amount is too little if we are actually moving towards the vision 2020. We should hoping for up to 40000MW like South Africa is currently having. I won't mind and I believe other Nigerians too won't mind if the Chinese feat of a 60000MW is in place in my dear country. 2. Electricity generation on a mass level is mostly done using Turbines through the use of Dams. Is it that Nigeria does not have a large enough dam to generate all our power supply or we are just lazy. Ethiopia will soon be generating 6000MW of electricity through a dam to be constructed on the blue Nile, with a budget of about 6.4B dollars. You can confirm that here http://unbonmotgroundswell..de/2013/06/a-possible-technical-solution-involving.html . China finished their own 22500mw capacity dam spending only 25billion dollars on it. You can confirm that here http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Gorges_Dam . Can we build a new dam too, if so, where, for how much and within how many years? China spent close to 20 years on the project so I know that all what APC guys are talking about bringing huge transformation and that we will have light in few years is an unfounded fact. 3. A further research got me to the discovery that hydroelectric power using dams is not the best. In fact, the world is going against what Ethiopia is trying to do. http://www.internationalrivers.org/blogs/229/can-ethiopia-afford-the-grand-renaissance-dam . If not Hydroelectric power, then what? 4. We can build micro hydro power generators all across the nation. It only costs about $20000 per one at most. Confirm that here http://www.alternative-energy-news.info/micro-hydro-power-pros-and-cons/ . Why is the government not yet looking into this? 5. Just now during my research into this problem, I discovered that NigeriA has more than enough power stations to alleviate our power problems. Please read the list below carefully and add up the full running capacities of each. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_power_stations_in_Nigeria . I'm sure it'll answer most of the questions above. What I'm still asking is, WHAT DAHELL IS WRONG! When we have power stations which are capable of giving us well over 15000mw of power at full capacity. A lot of the new ones are not yet operational, those operational ones are functioning at partial Capacity. Please, help me wake up the minister in charge, the president and other concerned individuals. We have more than enough! There must be something wrong somewhere. |
Question of the year. Add Bukola Saraki to the equation and you have Thiefs all around the penkelemes Gmb |
So #150 000 naira in short for 10 acres for 10 years. Is there any evidence of ownership that will be given ? |
Just some few seconds ago, the Youwin website @ www.Youwin.org.ng just announced the extension of the First stage application till the Friday before the presidential elections coming up on 14th Feb. 2015. This is an extension of the opportunity given to young entrepreneurs in Nigeria to come with a concrete business idea backed up with a realistic business plan and get the Federal Government grant. Again, to those who are yet to submit, act fast. This might just be your chance. Instead of our youths being used for political thuggery, let them get busy with coming up great ideas which is translatable to a good business. I wish you GOODLUCK!
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