₦airaland Forum

onyedikachukwue:
As a sealord we don't accommodate illiterate.
So say no to buhari
Nigerians love GEJ
WE HATE BUHARI
SEALORDS ENDORSE GEJ

digitalsimboja:
Dearest colleagues, please herewith is a question I was asked in an interview that had me blabbing without arriving at any answer. Maybe u can help rectify d answer to it by injecting ur own view here. Thanks in advance as the question goes 'Differentiate between an effective and efficient staff; which one do u prefer to be in our firm'..i blanked really at dx..

Genea:
mmmm am coming bk

Missy89:
NDA doesn't produce dull students?
You are mistaken training(endurance) for intellect(mental powers of a particular person). That is 2 different things.
You can train to be anything,That doesn't mean you are smart. Training sharpens your mind towards what you are taught and u have an advantage ONLY over a person that doesn't have the same training. That is why only few cadets can be a commanding officers even thou they all have the same training from the beginning. The mediocre ones would be wedded out after they leave college (some will still get CO positions based on connection thou)
@missy, u nailed it, do u have a relative in the army pls, ur explanations are so revealing and so vivid
Many average students get in everywhere. When u talk about first class or second class, you make it sound difficult. There is no big deal in getting a first class or a 2-1, 2-2 in any naija uni. I have seen many Niaja first class graduates flunk basic freshman algebra (no kidding) here.

Descartes:
You have a point dear but you have to fear PDP.As it stands now APC can not dislodge these "evil men" in PDP cos there are a lot of PDP moles in APC which give the ruling party more info about the next move by the driven engines in your party. Are you telling me that Tinubu and other APC stalwarts were not aware of Buhari certificate saga before the news broke out? I'm at the sidelines observing the wits play the game of chess on the Nigerian political chessboard where the masses are political pawns.Lest I forget, Tinubu is a chessmaster and the ruling party is aware of that and needs to be checkmated.

Segunod:
Miinister of Power, Prof. Chinedu Nebo, says it is impossible to provide constant, uninterrupted electricity to everyone in Nigeria in the near future.

Speaking with newsmen in London over the weekend, the minister said: “Nobody in the world can provide 24/7 electricity everywhere in Nigeria”, adding that 160,000 megawatts would be needed to do that. The current capacity is 4,500 megawatts.
“The cost of providing electricity per megawatt on average is $2billion. To get to where South Africa is, you will need about $3.2trillion (about N672trillion). Where will you find that kind of money?” he asked.

In addition to the huge amount of money involved, Prof. Nebo said power projects also take time to come to fruition, stressing that it takes between four and six years to deliver the power projects.
“You don’t buy these things off the shelves. It takes time to design, study, procure, manufacture, install and commission”, he said, but explained that the government had done so much on generation capacity, transmission and distribution infrastructure, which are key necessities in power supply.

He said 20,000 megawatts was needed to ensure constant power supply to major cities in the country that have been connected to the national grid, but said it would require a lot of resources and time to achieve the feat.

The minister further said the current facilities and infrastructure on the ground had the capacity to provide more than 5,000 megawatts in the country, but lamented that some saboteurs were bent on ensuring that the target is not achieved by vandalising gas pipelines on a regular basis.

He emphasised that the demand for electricity in Nigeria is so huge that “no matter what you do, once electricity gets to a place, people acquire more facilities, buy refrigerators and air-conditioners, and before you know it, what you think is enough for everyone has to be shared by so many people”.

He also said solar power could go a long way in solving Nigeria’s power problems, especially in the rural areas, disclosing that three communities, including Durumi in the suburbs of Abuja, have enjoyed 13 months of uninterrupted electricity since the start of the pilot scheme in December 2013.

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/news/46468-uninterrupted-electricity-impossible-in-nigeria-now-nebo

I cant imagine this after all the trillion of dollars spent on power by the 16yrs reign of PDP in Nigeria

EverestdeBliu:
Who're all these ones saying that the Police is of no use in diz country...let our policemen go for a nationwide, work-free-strike for just 24hours,then u'll know their USE...the issue is that,we don't just appreciate our own,we envy other nations and shy away from doing d needful.
#GOD bless Nigeria

robinsoncrosoe:
Buhari. U are d next

EdCure:
You always sound very stale, mundane and clumsy.

Kachisbarbie:
I don't think there is any woman that won't look good in the 'right' native attire - I don't joke with my native o, especially my 'gele'...very-very important

...but shoutout to my Yoruba peeps- them dey finish work for native.