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Hi there,

I'll need a flat in Ilupeju, Maryland or Ikeja. Budget between 250-400K per annum. I also need an office, showroom or shop within these areas - budget for this should be about 200K per annum.
Can I also find out about flats within the Asokoro, Wuse or Garki area for sale? Let's know if anything is available for about 8million.

@Kobojunkie

You're thinking what I'm thinking.

Nairalanders, the time has come where we've got to let our leaders in govt know what we're lacking, what our pressing needs are and what effect these has had on our lives. Please include photographs, newspaper clippings and any relevant information to substantiate these. We need to provide them with information to help them prioritise and deliver what is required, when it's required.

On the other hand, we would like the leaders (local govt chairmen, governors, ministers etc) to respond informing us whether these amenities would be provided, when they would be provided, committing to the deadline for delivery and agreeing to be held accountable in the event that they default.

My fellow Nigerians, I believe we should be advising our leaders of what we need and not vice-versa. This would be of great value to True Servant Leaders.

Seun:

It would be really silly for the government to provide "incentives" to importers of solar power.
The enormous amount of gas we flare every day is more than enough to provide electricity.

Are you then implying that the countries that adopt this policy haven't thought things through? My view is that it will take a long time and high cost before generating plants run by gas would distribute power to the consumers. In any case, I believe that even if the govt provide the funds, the likelihood is that it will be squandered. Why then shouldn't the funds be made directly available to the people?

Aside from all that, developed countries have varied forms of electricity generating systems. There's no harm in having different types of systems in the country provided it is proven to be the cheapest form adoptable in the area.

I went to naija a while ago and every single day, the Power Holding Company held the power ho ha! I thot to myself there is a solution to this problem and it is in abundance in naija - solar power.

Believe it or not Solar can power all your equipment, the only problem is that it costs a bit. Due to the high cost of the systems thou', most countries offer some incentives.  What then baffles me is why our country Nigeria isn't doing the same to encourage more people to provide their own energy source and stop being dependent on the government.

I'm a Principal railway engineer working on London Underground projects for over 11 years. Would now like to make a difference in Naija, thinking of going. Don't want any contractor building a naff railway for our country.

@son
I have a strong hunch that you are a staff of BEN TV, you seem to be armed with valued knowledge of the organisation. Now we can have a direct discussion about the issue.

BEN TV is a channel that is known for it's black viewers particularly Nigerians and in my view the organisation ignored it's core business during the last elections in Nigeria. It would appear as though someone didn't make the right decision.

There is the need to have a clear policy regarding election coverage. I can appreciate your talking about 250gb etc but I still maintain that if there was the need to partner with NTA then it should not have been an exclusive contract. In the past, BEN TV partnered with both AIT and NTA. Yes! AIT was on at 7.00pm and NTA was on at 11.00pm. Why wasn't this arrangement maintained through the election period?

You talked about meagre £20 being paid by advertisers, well in my view, that's business. Until you establish your brand, people are going to make ridiculous offers and it is up you to accept or refuse. However, it is always important to envisage these things and work them into your business plan from inception.

Anyway BEN TV, please accept your error of judgement and let's lay this thread to rest.

Chao!

awoof:

God bless you for your response. the only one that interests me is that the guy said they all laft Naija because there is no press freedom ha! (no bi jobs again?) i wonder what some Nigerians are turning themselve into.

Ya got me real good. Leaving Naija had nothing to do with media control, I be 100% economic refugee.

shockreaction:

I can't seem to understand why I would want to watch Nigerian TV when I'm outside Nigeria. The quality of the programmes is very poor among other things.

Bottom line, I miss home.

I'm sorry but it's not about being big. In my view, it's about BEN TV not having scruples. BEN TV partnered with AIT (an independent station) and what we got was the true picture of Nigeria. Why did they decide to switch allegiance and team up with NTA? How many figure sum were they given? Is there someone out there from BEN TV that can defend the decision to change? Is there someone from AIT that can shed some light? I am livid.

And on a seperate note, you mentioned half bread, I submit that in actual fact there was absolutely no bread, I repeat NO BREAD.

I concluded over this last elections that BEN TV is not an independent television station but the London headquarters of NTA. It has clearly shown that it is owned by the government. The lousy station could not give an independent coverage of Nigeria's election. I'm certain it was for fear of loosing revenue.

We left Nigeria because there was no freedom of press, we are in Jand and we still have to be subjected to this same silliness. I think it's time to boycott BEN TV, what do you think?

My address is:

solarrate@aol.com

I'll be happy to assist.

Here's a fine place to start

http://www.rain.org/~philfear/how2solar.html

I am able to design and supply you with your home system. I need to know what your energy needs will be e.g the number and sizes of fridges, freezers, TV, lights, fans, DVDs etc.

Why Is Solar Electricity Not Commonly Used In Nigeria?

I just got back from naija - home sweet home but in my 10 day experience, there wasn't a single day that we had power overnight and to make matters worse, I was told that we can't have the generator on all night as this would constitute noise pollution and I would be disturbing the neighbours.

Power is essential for an economy to develop, solar energy is in abundance, why isn't everyone using it?