Politics › Re: Fayose Or FG, Who Is Responsible For Hunger Of Masses More? by Sibrah(op): 1:36am On Dec 27, 2016 |
Mrokaykay: I know your hatred for South East won't make you mention Anambra and Ebonyi drive. . Unfortunately for you, I mentioned Ebonyi state in one of my replies. A little patience could have saved you this small embarrassment. |
Politics › Re: Fayose Or FG, Who Is Responsible For Hunger Of Masses More? by Sibrah(op): 9:53pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
ckmayoca: Lol. This guy comparing ekiti with kano, lagos and cross river. Very funny. What's funny about the comparison? What of Ebonyi state? Ekiti and Ebonyi were created same time under samilar circumstances . . . But Ebonyi does not slack like Ekiti. |
Politics › Re: Defeat Hunger, Not Recycled Story Of Defeating Boko Haram – Fayose Tells FG by Sibrah: 8:10pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
seguno2: The Lagos state initiative is a meaningless thing that cannot be sustained. Mark my words and check in 3-5 years. Government has no business doing business. It should create enabling environment for investors and tax them appropriately. Go tell that to the Happy residence of Lagos state who aren't feeling the pangs of absense of Fayose handouts. |
Politics › Fayose Or FG, Who Is Responsible For Hunger Of Masses More? by Sibrah(op): 8:08pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
I saw the thread on "Fayose challenging FG to solve hunger problem" that made front page few hows ago and was wondering, who is really responsible for hunger in the land, FG or the Fayoses of this Nation?
Take Lagos state for example, the governor initiated the Lake Rice project when the likes of Fayose were busy attacking the FG blindly. Fayose preferred doing media stunt by cutting ponmo, riding okada and buying needless chops instead of treating his state as an economic unit that ought to strive to grow her IGR.
I have been looking at the Lagos, Kano and Cross Rivers drive towards increasing GDP and IGR, and can't help but wonder, If the likes of Fayose aren't more responsible for our hunger than FG? What do you guys think? |
Politics › Re: Defeat Hunger, Not Recycled Story Of Defeating Boko Haram – Fayose Tells FG by Sibrah: 7:53pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
seguno2: ....because hunger does not exist in this recession economy or because even though it exists it does not need to be defeated? Which one? Who needs to use his brain now? Fayose is the one not using it. . . If he had done half of what Lagos state with lake rice initiative, he wouldn't be shouting at the FG just to deflect attention from his senselessness. |
Politics › Re: Defeat Hunger, Not Recycled Story Of Defeating Boko Haram – Fayose Tells FG by Sibrah: 7:47pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Let this man use his brain for once . . . |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 6:47pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Blue3k: Lol I challenged you to bring proof you refused what do you want now? Youre inept thinking you know more than dept of energy. 2 major grid 3 minor. All this writing but you can't bring proof usa has singular grid. Please come bring proof I'm still waiting. My links and words can't be questioned. Lol . . . . . . . . I laugh. Stop avoiding my mention now. |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 6:11pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Blue3k: See the guy cant get proof to back his claims. He feels he knows more than the us government. Delusion of grandeur, pride and mental ineptitude all rolled into one pathetic human being sentient animal. Moment of silence for the poor people who spent money raising him.
Recap There is not on singular grid in United States like I said. 2 major 3 minor grids aka interconnections. There is one in UK but he wouldn't know that. Example the isn't Wales grid their or Britain grid. Unlike USA with Texas grid. I boxed your lazy intellectual ass into a tight corner to the extent that you are avoiding my mentions and talking to yourself on your own thread. Pride is a serious disease . . . . With all the rubbish you posted against stading5 in the other thread I can see why you wouldn't want to stand the shame of saying the obvious explicitly. |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 5:04pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 4:55pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Blue3k: Ok point still stands. It's not relative if you understand contact were talking about utilities within the grids. But when will you swallow your pride and admit the obvious explicitly? |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 4:47pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Blue3k: Utilities in Texas don't supply customers in Louisiana for example. Power in Neveda does go to California for example.
North America is comprised of two major and three minor alternating current (AC) power grids or “interconnections.” The Eastern Interconnection reaches from Central Canada Eastward to the Atlantic coast (excluding Québec), South to Florida and West to the foot of the Rockies (excluding most of Texas). All of the electric utilities in the Eastern Interconnection are electrically tied together during normal system conditions and operate at a synchronized frequency operating at an average of 60Hz. The term "Supply" in this context is a relative term. You use it as an absolute term. |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 4:38pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Blue3k: I said it's know as the grid. I didn't say it was one grid. That's why I explained to you that texas has it own separate grid. You cut that part out. Stop being a fraud arguing like you know more than US department of energy on how their grids work.
Stop being confused. The grids don't feed eachother. No attempt has been made to link them all to be one grid. That's why Alaska has a little grid of its own as well. This why I say you reason like animal. You can read padt two sentances with basic comprehension. When I say combined I mean all the grids together everything is simply known as The Grid. That doesn't mean its one grid.
https://energy.gov/oe/services/electricity-policy-coordination-and-implementation/transmission-planning/recovery-act-0 @bold part, then why are the grids interconnected? Note that Grids feed consumers and not grids. |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 4:29pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 4:20pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 4:09pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Blue3k: 3 dude the West, East and Texas. I said this 3 times already. Stop clowning and just read what US government has said on topic. You wouldn't be confused if you took time to look at links I give you. That's why after month you and standing5 have yet to back counter link from accredited source.
https://energy.gov/oe/services/electricity-policy-coordination-and-implementation/transmission-planning/recovery-act-0 Didn't you comprehend your own source before admitting that all the minor grids combined is still a grid? I already told you before stop consulting textbook and links like Oracle. If you read Electrical related course in school you claimed to attend and you are familiar with the textbook students call "Theraja Theraja" you would realize that the feild of electrical engineering doesn't give room for intellectual 'zombiesm'. That book has been revised tens of times over a period of more than 100 years, yet electrical students still see errors in it. That's because in electrical engineering as a field you don't quote intellectual heavyweights like zombies, you reason things out and ask questions if necessary. Blue3k |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 4:01pm On Dec 26, 2016*. Modified: 2:12am On Dec 27, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 3:43pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Blue3k: You misquote me then act like a sore loser. You deny the US government stance on issue. You need to give up and go to school. It's know The grid doesn't mean it's one Grid. That's why I explained fact there'd 3 grids. Each with their own regulatory body. The fact you can't see this shows you hate facts. You say it is a grid, then how many grid is it? How many? Simple question . . . No insults please . . . lol  |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 3:38pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Blue3k: Your a true dunce. department of energy half baked link. You can undestand the fact theresults 3 grid. The grids are not supplying eachother. You and standing5 are true illiterates. I weep for you that you couldn't afford to go to school and read. Even after admitting it you still deny it again . . . I give up on you. |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 3:31pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
ernieboy: the difference between India and Nigeria is that a good portion of their solar technology is domesticated, if Nigeria were to do solar I Ber that every aspects of the technology will be imported from China thereby increasing the xosr dramatically. To an extent you are right, but the fact that India gets it so cheap tell us something very important here. Can you compare clean energy of less than N50/kwh to that of N170/kwh? |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 3:28pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Blue3k: My mother reasons like an animal because she lack mental capacity to read over 2 sentances or get sources to back her weak arguements. The whole system all together is simply known as grid. Each interconnection is regulated by a different body.
Let's take my home state Texas we have our own grid. The fact is we don't draw power from the other grids we're seperate from the others for political reasons not technical. Your problem is that you consult textbooks and halfbaked links like oracle. If it is a grid then why did it take you 1 month + to admit it? |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 3:17pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Blue3k: Are you really starting grid arguements again. Don't you get tired. Second we talking about Nigeria which is on west africa. The cost won't be same. Second you can read graph and data to see that fact. You claim alot but never have source to back you up. Argue with US department of energy.
Source: https://energy.gov/oe/services/electricity-policy-coordination-and-implementation/transmission-planning/recovery-act-0 Stop talking like a child. If America has 2 major grid and 3 minor power grids, what in your own word, is the name of this whole entity comprising 2 major grids and 3 minor grids? Please give a straight answer. |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 2:44pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Blue3k: Lol are you serious. The didn't I already kill you multiple times when you didn't know America had 3 grids. You also didn't know Canada and USA have shared grid. Stop pretending you know something more than I do when you can't read basix chart you fraud. You and Your delusional brother standing5.
Second don't bring up india when West Africa is topic. You can look at West African Power Pool Master plan where the break down cost. The cost of solar has to be agmented because the light source by definition works when suns out. Thats why focus is on making it part of energy mix not whole thing.
Most of Nigeria is not a fit for solar. They said in chart anything below 10 degrees latitude north not good fit for CSP Photovoltaic.
Data right here. WAPP and I had another link I need to get off my desktop later in morning. I'm going off their report mostly btw the plant in Sokoto can use other cheaper liquid and gas. The diesel is just worst option. You must be related to Musiwa to be throwing maps you can interpret properly around. When you want to prove what you don't know - that United States of America uses a single grid, you use map and compare it to Nigeria, when I point it out to you that India generates solar power at approx. N30KWh you claim this is west Africa. |
Politics › Re: 20 Fine Details Of 2017 Budget:N74m Aso Rock Rent, N94m For Tyres,N396m For Cars by Sibrah: 1:20pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
sarrki: Osho is coming on board He better come on board. We can't have Fashola awarding borehole contracts for N70m+ |
Politics › Re: 20 Fine Details Of 2017 Budget:N74m Aso Rock Rent, N94m For Tyres,N396m For Cars by Sibrah: 11:54am On Dec 26, 2016 |
BeeBeeOoh: Why are thou HMMMMMing? Didn't you see N1.05billion to be spent on foreign trips not minding the harsh economy??
Boohary has only came to steal, embezzle & make us gnash teeth.. What out of place there? |
Politics › Re: 20 Fine Details Of 2017 Budget:N74m Aso Rock Rent, N94m For Tyres,N396m For Cars by Sibrah: 11:53am On Dec 26, 2016 |
sarrki: Bro Naso ooo
Three ministries power,housing & works Imagine him going at the rate he did in Lagos when he award borehole contract for N70m+ . . . I hope Buhari appoints extra hands to scrutinize Fashola spending on the Fly . . . |
Politics › Re: World’s First Solar Road Opens In France: It’s Ridiculously Expensive by Sibrah: 11:48am On Dec 26, 2016 |
But why construct solar roads? Is it that they lack space? |
Politics › Re: 20 Fine Details Of 2017 Budget:N74m Aso Rock Rent, N94m For Tyres,N396m For Cars by Sibrah: 11:44am On Dec 26, 2016 |
Hmmm . . . Fashola alone N520Bn |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 9:14am On Dec 26, 2016 |
kettykin: Go check it out, sokoto has more chances of running a successful solar power plant and generate more electricity than Lagos. That's cos Sokoto has space in abundance and marginally higher sunshine than Lagos. Lagos can strike a deal with Ogun state - same way it did with Kebbi to produce Lake Rice, to get much needed space for solar panel field. |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 9:08am On Dec 26, 2016 |
kettykin: Lagos cannot do solar because of rain. Sokoto can do solar because of the abundance of sun light The real reason Lagos shouldn't do solar is the space required and not rain factor. What solar panels need is presense of sunlight and not absense of rainfail or heavy rainfail. |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 9:00am On Dec 26, 2016*. Modified: 9:23am On Dec 26, 2016 |
Blue3k: No it wouldnt. Solar power is only help in the energy mix. Second solar is more expensive and power Is intermittent. If you look at various charts solar would offer a few 7 MW h per sq mt.
Btw Niger Delta should be happy to help them. Just a reminder we're supposed to be on eachothers team. Then there is also Niger Rupblic as an option. Which they'll gladly take opportunity since we're interconnected with they're grid in multiple zones.
My main gripe with article is how this would bring state to near constant power. Ikot Abasi grid produces 100 MW and didn't bring akwa ibom to near 24 hrs. Then there's also bigger independent power plants in all over Southern Nigeria with higher capacities even during worst bombing. They don't get those sort of results. You need to tone down your obsession with power topics you hardly understand enough. Go research the average cost of solar power in India, then ask yourself what's the sense in Sokoto state generating power at N170/KWh. |
Politics › Re: Sokoto Plant To Generate Power At N178/kilowatt (more than 3x Regional Price) by Sibrah: 8:46am On Dec 26, 2016 |
Sometimes back I read of how India was able to generater solar power at a rate of N20/KWh. I use N320/$ conversion rate then. If I use N480/$ to be on a safer side that's still N30/KWh. And it was S-O-L-A-R for God's sake. |
Politics › Re: 2017 Budget: Upkeep Of Presidential Jets Gulps N2.4bn by Sibrah: 8:34am On Dec 26, 2016 |
vingeophysicist: Hippocrates .learn to critizise with a Clear heart. This was the same offence of Jonathan and we ousted him out for it. How can a Nigeria president budget that sum of money for jet maintenance. A country where 80 percent of the citizen are been impoverished by poverty. let's us learn to live for one another not allowing our ethnic or religious differences to make us bias and blindfolded. God help us in this country. Tiny part of the offence of Jonathan . . . |