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These are states with highest number of Billionaires per capita. 1, Anambra 2, Kano 3, Ogun 4, Delta 5, Rivers 6, Imo 7, Kaduna 8, Abia 9, Edo 10, Oyo |
A Nigerian, Dr Maxwell Azuka Meju, has been selected by the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) headquartered in Tulsa, USA, for the 2019 Reginald Fessenden Award, one of the highest prizes in exploration geophysics. A notification by the SEG 2018/2019 President, Robert Stewart, said the award was in recognition of the development of the current cross-gradient joint-inversion method, an invention now widely used in academia and various industries. The method allows, for the first time, the combination of data from multiple unrelated phenomena to arrive at one consistent solution. This reduces uncertainty in decision making with observational data. The notification reads: “It is my privilege to notify you that by unanimous decision of the SEG Honors SEG Board of Directors, you and Luis Gallardo have been selected to receive the Society’s Reginald Fessenden Award. This honour is in recognition of your development of the current method of cross-gradient joint-inversion. “The Reginald Fessenden Award is given to a person who has made a specific technical contribution to exploration geophysics, such as an invention or theoretical or conceptual advancement, which in the opinion of the Honours and Awards Committee, and the Board of Directors, merits special recognition.” The letter noted that Dr Meju’s important contributions to the sciences and the exploration geophysics profession are greatly appreciated. “On behalf of the society, congratulations on being selected to receive the Reginald Fessenden award. Your important contributions to the sciences and our profession are greatly appreciated.” The award will be presented to Dr Meju at the SEG Annual Conference in San Antonio, Texas, USA. He attended Imperial College, London, where he obtained his Master’s Degree in Geophysics in 1984. He moved to the University of Edinburgh in 1984 for his PhD in Geophysics (geoelectromagnetism specialty). In 1985-1987, he received the Overseas Research Student Award for “outstanding research potential” from the Committee of Vice-Chancellors and Principals of United Kingdom (CVCP) London. He joined the University of Leicester as a full-time lecturer in geophysics in February 1988. Lalasticlala
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I thought Nestoil is also executing part of OB3 project. Two great minds from the same state (Anambra) |
Igbos are doing great |
I just saw this from Northern page on Facebook, I tried using Facebook translator it was writing rubbish
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aribisala0:Why are you so bitter about life Is it lack of job, poverty or what why are you always bitter about Igbo achievements, friend free your bitter soul from frustration |
chii8:I guess that's the University colour |
Pointguardusa:I mean Nigeria thanks |
Pointguardusa:Can you provide picture of any you know that's more beautiful than this ![]() |
Abfinest007:Just a simple question |
From premium times President Muhammadu Buhari will on Friday inaugurate 17 projects and lay the foundation for 16 others as part of activities to mark the 13th Convocation of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK), Awka, Anambra State.
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UNIZIK Gate, Awka I heard it was commissioned today by PMB and other sixteen projects at the University, I saw the pictures on Facebook
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oyatz:Really because Kano was below Anambra so how do we measure economic activities of those that doesn't involve banks ![]() |
oyatz:And you wrote this Economic activities include anything that bring money including Farming, Animal husbandry, Mining, Export of cotton, hides &skin, Gum Arabic, groundnuts etc from Kano In additional to economic activities in Bompai industrial Estate in Kano.Kano , being on the Trans-Saharan trade route has been an important economic centre since the 15th century. |
Osagyefo98:I don't know why you enjoying being stupid ![]() |
Ejanla07:Some areas are three, four, some five, six even seven storey
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Germannig:Onitsha city with highest concentration of multistory buildings
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popsy2:Your airtime will come when Atiku will win his mandate that was stolen from him |
Officialgarri:Actually that's Onitsha |
matex97:Not Aguleri, below is Aguleri
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popsy2: QueenSekxy:Wrong |
Guess and win airtime
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The Federal Government of Nigeria, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), and industry players in the Nigerian Gas sector has made a substantial commitment to increase the domestic gas supply across the country. In a statement made known to Oil and Gas Republic at the Nigeria Gas Association Business Forum 2019 recently held in Lagos, NNPC alongside with the Ministry of Petroleum Resources has established some key initiatives to make gas production, distribution and utilization attainable in the country. Part of the initiatives include; the Seven Critical Gas Development Projects signed by NNPC in July 2018 with the aim of closing demand-supply gap in the domestic gas market. Engr. Emeka Okwuosa, Group CEO, Oilserv Limited, commended the FG government and NNPC on the initiatives set aside to develop the Nigerian gas market, and explaining that the Seven Critical Gas Projects will also bring gas into the market for industries and power plants consumption. According to him “If we integrate all these and able to provide the right infrastructure then we are getting gas to the market for domestic use. Gas gives us an opportunity to move from a single source of economy like crudeoil into other sectors. It also gives us an opportunity to develop industries across local environment. We have proven reserve of about 199 tcf. Nigeria isn’t just oil producing nation but actually gas more than oil”. He further explained that with these initiatives, it would go beyond providing more than 2500 jobs during the process of construction and it is also a means of diversifying the nation’s economy. He highlighted the economic impacts his company, Oilserv, has contributed in western Nigeria. Since 1995 Oilserv has been building oil and gas pipeline facilities. In year 2000, the company concentrated on gas development in Nigeria. Oilserv spearheaded the collaboration of NNPC and gaslinks ensuring gas distribution to places like Ilupeju from Amuwo Odofin network in Lagos state. Oilserv built from phase 1 to phase 4. “As we speak, we have gas at Ilupeju and we also have gas all the way from Amuwo Odofin. Also, we have brought in gas into Marina and Victoria Island. It goes into making sure that gas is available for industries and power plants,” he added. http://oilandgasrepublic.com/fg-nnpc-industry-players-intensify-plans-to-increase-domestic-gas-supply-in-nigeria/ Lalasticlala
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Olawalesmarter:I don't know why you enjoying fooling yourself, same rubbish you said about Ibadan was older than Onitsha, until we found that Onitsha was founded 1550, while Ibadan came into existence in 1829, during a period of turmoil that characterized Yorubaland at the time. It was in this period that many old Yoruba cities such as old Oyo (Oyo ile), Ijaye and Owu disappeared, and newer ones such as Abeokuta, new Oyo (Oyo atiba) and Ibadan sprang up to replace them. According to local historians, Lagelu founded the city, and was initially intended to be a war camp for warriors coming from Oyo, Ife and Ijebu. |
Olawalesmarter:Ode pictures you posted are fake |
[s] Olawalesmarter:[/s] this boy stop fooling yourself with fake pictures, are you this dumb not to there is lagoon behind those buildings you posted, that's Lakki Lagos.
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nonsobaba:You are most useless and senseless guy in this thread and nairaland, you're a nuisance. |
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Kemperor:The figure on Anambra was just 7 local governments that was released, same with many states on your table, Rivers was just 5 LGS same with Delta, Enugu and Akwa Ibom. |
helinues:I'm expecting Kano full result, Rivers, Delta, Kaduna Anambra before I draw my conclusion |
From the figures I'm seeing from major political parties, the winner might win with slim margin, there are many areas and polling units the election was cancelled, places like Lagos, Plateau, Rivers, Bayelsa, Nassarawa and Osun, I see inconclusive election |
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Is it lack of job, poverty or what
so how do we measure economic activities of those that doesn't involve banks