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Politics › Re: Delta To Get $700m Methanol Plant by wesley80(op): 3:26pm On Nov 20, 2012
Demdem: And left to u, u feel u have made sense right? To be honest, i think u are dumb.
If i had given him a figure, how will he be able to ascertain if what i gave was true or not? At the end of the day, he will simply talk crap that has no basis because he knows absolutely nothing about the subject matter. i would have also love him starting from his humble self grin grin
In contrast, the retardeen is different. No body is interested in assessing him as regards his personal life but public life and that explains my convictions.
I was only trying to make a point duh! I believe my point was made the sec you started evading subjecting yourself to same myopic judgement you were in a hurry to subject others.
Politics › Re: Reuters Withdraws Maiduguri Video After Discovering It Is Fake! by wesley80(m): 12:42pm On Nov 20, 2012
Demdem: I have this feeling u seem to enjoy my back, u welkom grin
What happened? Your boldening key malfunctioned?
Politics › Re: Delta To Get $700m Methanol Plant by wesley80(op): 11:15am On Nov 20, 2012
Demdem: Am no public figure, the retardeen is and its his choice. Yours is none of my business the same way mine is none of ur business. Again i re-iterate 9% for the retardeen
My friend score yourself and stop giving flimsy excuses.
Politics › Re: Delta To Get $700m Methanol Plant by wesley80(op): 11:02am On Nov 20, 2012
Demdem: and where were u when i rated the Retardeen 9% since the beginning of this admin? if he is completely idle, i would have rated him 0%
Whatever he may be doing is still so minute and nothing to write home about especially when u place it side by side with the resources at his disposal (economic/human/financial)
If a honest analysis of your entire life accomplishments so far were to be rated using same yardstick used in scoring GEJ 9%, what do you think you'll score? Honestly now.
Politics › Re: Delta To Get $700m Methanol Plant by wesley80(op): 10:52am On Nov 20, 2012
Demdem: Am happy for this. Hope it comes up on schedule.
Yeah it should. A little acknowledgement that the "retardeen" must be doing somethings right wont be out of place.
Politics › Re: Reuters Withdraws Maiduguri Video After Discovering It Is Fake! by wesley80(m): 9:35am On Nov 20, 2012
Oh dear! oh dear!! oh dear!!! This is one big humble pie to chew.
Politics › Re: Lagos-ibadan Expressway: FG Kicks Out Bi-courtney, Award Contracts To Berger, RC by wesley80(m): 7:15am On Nov 20, 2012
akintun: D same RCC dat is presently run by a racist Jewish man.
Maybe he's racist but they did a darn good job at the Warri - Benin dual carriage way completed a couple of years ago.
Politics › Delta To Get $700m Methanol Plant by wesley80(op): 6:59am On Nov 20, 2012
Gulf of Guinea Oil Exploration Limited (GGOEX) has announced the establishment of a $700 million (N109.02 billion) methanol plant in Nigeria in 2015. The plant, with a capacity of 850,000 metric tonnes of Methanol productions annually will be the largest in West Africa. The company said it has selected the Mitsubishi Methanol Process (MMP) as process technology for the establishment of the plant. The “Delta Methanol Plant” has a nameplate capacity of 2,500 metric tons of Federal Grade AA Methanol per day which is a key product for the chemical and petrochemical industry in the production of Acetic Acid (solvents), MTBE (octane enhancer), Formaldehyde (resins, adhesives) and others. The new plant is expected to come online in 2015. The project will be the first commercial-scale installation of the MMP process in Methanol production technologies in West Africa and would be located at the Gas Industrial park in Delta State. The cost of the project will debt-equity financed by International Financial Corporation (IFC) and fund syndication from local banks. GGOEX is currently processing a Due Diligence Assessment with the Gas Aggregation Company of Nigeria (GACN) and discussions with the Federal Government of Nigeria are on-going. The project is expected to enhance the monetization of Nigeria’s huge Gas potentials. Project Co-coordinator, Emmanuel Ejemurua, an engineer disclosed that the objective is to develop, own and operate Nigeria’s first methanol manufacturing and exporting plant, in accordance with the aspirations of Nigeria’s Gas revolution for the diversification of the country’s economy and development of midstream industries from gas resources. He also stated that global demand for methanol was growing at around 4 percent annually. “The Delta Methanol Plant is ideally located to supply its major export markets in Europe and expectations are high that it will produce a competitive product, bring added value to society and further contribute to industrial growth in Nigeria.” GGOEX is an Integrated Energy Company established to take advantage of the opportunities available in the Gulf of Guinea by engaging in the exploration, development and production of Gas Assets in established and emerging frontiers in the Gulf of Guinea.
www.newsite.businessdayonline.com/gulf-guinea-establish-700m-methanol-plant-nigeria


Seems Uduaghans 'industrial Park' initiative might come good afterall.
Culture › Re: The Mystery Of The Idemili Culture!!! by wesley80(m): 10:34pm On Nov 19, 2012
[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]no chance. the people will never accept one who destroy their religion. you can go become a pastor.[/quote]Sorry pal, Spiritism is no Religion. I just hope African communities grow to a stage where they realize these are some of the reasons their people are relatively backward and face retarded progress. Yes I know it sounds absurd, but its true nontheless. i've seen such village traditions translate to huge obstacles in the lives of individuals who only knew their villages had such traditions or where themselves passive participants.
Earlier this year I accompanied a friend to an occassion in Nndoni community in Rivers state a community notorious for their reverence of the Iguana and surprisingly I didnt see any of the usually ubiquitous reptiles throughout my stay and I wondered aloud where they had all gone. It turned out that their now late king - you didnt hear he's dead from me - had asked his people to drop the tradition and allow the Iguana serving tradition go back to the town they "acquired" the tradition from (forgive me for letting the name of the town slip thru my memory, I'll confirm tomorrow) and his people wholeheartedly consented - apparently, they were all tired themselves. And so the people got liberated from the shackles of a backward tradition.
I wont bore you guys with tales of deliverance sessions I've watched of those posessed by spirits emanating from such traditions from Amadioha to pythons but my point is in 2012 we should have passed the stage of Animal worship and reverence.
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Is Like A Disease by wesley80(m): 9:22pm On Nov 19, 2012
Gbawe: Sad little man. When faceless forumers affect and alter your user experience this worryingly , what does that say about your real life existence? Guy, you need to get out more. You are a loser.
Thank you Sir for the advice but you left out the "Convictions" part. Oga police any explanation?
Politics › Re: Power Generation In Lagos To Reach 3,000MW by wesley80(m): 9:19pm On Nov 19, 2012
^Yeah right, like they just realized they need power. Anymore emptier and devoid of fact and this piece would be on Linda Ikeji's blogsite!
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Is Like A Disease by wesley80(m): 9:02pm On Nov 19, 2012
Gbawe: guy, you know I do not even bother taking you seriously . Why then do you think any point you make registers with me? You are just easy to toy with because your obsessive compulsive persona makes you easy to 'wind up'. Tut, tut, tut. Someone needs to get a life.
Shut up Ol man and tell us why you found the word 'Convictions' hilarious, our resident hypocritical senile 'Word Police'.
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Is Like A Disease by wesley80(m): 8:40pm On Nov 19, 2012
Gbawe: grin grin grin grin grin grin grin Oga, you are losing it. Even your spelling skill is deteriorating rapidly. Sad. Avoid becoming a nervous wreck here as happened to others. Simply learn to give your opinion and move on without the obsessive need to join issues with others. Abeg, do it for the sake of your health.
Evasion by diversion; the stuff of cowards. What about the small matter of the word "Convictions" that you once upon a time found deeply hilarious?
Politics › Re: 7 Infamous Quotes From The Presidential Media Chat by wesley80(m): 8:35pm On Nov 19, 2012
chosen04: Which is the worse quote? "I will rather kill myself than commit suicide OR I didnot promise to reduce poverty. I promised to create wealth"

The daftness family ever?

Uniport don train antelops . . . (No pun intended)
Respect yourself and engage your head before giving up your unadulterated foolishness. If you do have a head that's doing what it ought to you'd know to seek the complete quote not one lifted out of context that obviously has challenged your abysmal level of critical thinking.
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Is Like A Disease by wesley80(m): 8:26pm On Nov 19, 2012
CyberG: This foo.lish mumu-goatluck is surely accursed to destruction since every thread the RETARDEEN ASS-HOLE that should be summarily neutralized is the only thing you must ejaculate on all the days of your miserable cursed existence!? Here it: DAFTLUCK JONATHAN IS A DISEASE AND CURSE AND PESTILENCE THAT IS RAVAGING THAT LAND! NOW, GO TELL HIM LOSER!
Gbawe's praise singers and defence team ironically are the forums most recognized disturbed minds and confirmed sociopaths. Speaks volumes.
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Is Like A Disease by wesley80(m): 8:19pm On Nov 19, 2012
Gbawe: grin grin grin grin yeah. Same as 'loons' in padded cells are led by their own "convictions". Seriously, why don't you take up a hobby? It seems to me nairaland is all you have specifically because of how you use the forum. When that is combined with your obsessive character, the result is the nuisance character that you have become here who cannot lead with his own thoughts but prefer to attack the utterances of others 99% of the time.
What did I tell you about senility? For real you need help, you're loosing it big time.

con·vic·tion/kənˈvikSHən/Noun: 1)A formal declaration that someone is guilty of a criminal offense, made by the verdict of a jury or the decision of a judge in a court...
2)A firmly held belief or opinion
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Is Like A Disease by wesley80(m): 8:16pm On Nov 19, 2012
Gbawe: grin grin grin grin yeah. Same as 'loons' in padded cells are led by their own "convictions". Seriously, why don't you take up a hobby? It seems to me nairaland is all you have specifically because of how you use the forum. When that is combined with your obsessive character, the result is the nuisance character that you have become here who cannot lead with his own thoughts but prefer to attack the utterances of others 99% of the time.
What did I tell you about senility? For real you need help, you're loosing it big time.
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Is Like A Disease by wesley80(m): 8:06pm On Nov 19, 2012
ANALIST: WESLY80, indeed has nothing upstairs to argue with, other than running around for mere lambasting insult on GEJ and all that thinks his opinion on public affairs is not the arbiter.

I think, he should change his tactic of political machinery because Nairaland is a forum of intellectual Nigerians and indeed international community. And Nairalanders are proving what they understand from all facets of life, which politics is one of the central. Therefore, it's not to be left to the polluted and illogical mind.
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Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Is Like A Disease by wesley80(m): 7:58pm On Nov 19, 2012
Gbawe: Weaselly80 in his vapidly bellicose element grin grin grin grin grin grin Guy, mind you don't develop high blood pressure. You cannot fight the entire forum because they see abject mediocrity while you behold the 'messiah'.
Sorry old man, I expect no less. It doesnt matter what the entire country thinks, I'm led by my own convictions and nothing else. You can glory in the company of vile fellows like Seanet and his likes and count them as evidence of your popularity- its your choice.
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Is Like A Disease by wesley80(m): 7:50pm On Nov 19, 2012
seanet01: Nonsensical Reasoning! And you think you are making any rational sense with all this incoherent conjectures? The more you post the less you make sense. By the reality dawn on you, you will know that self induced fantasies aint safe for your health.
Hehehehehe you did how many lines this time? Now look again and see you stopped making sense after the first sentence, do yourself a favour and dont stretch your intellect.
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Is Like A Disease by wesley80(m): 7:45pm On Nov 19, 2012
Gbawe: grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin Weaselly80, this is rich coming from you when you happen to be one of the most insecure, most angry and most obsessive compulsive characters known to this forum. grin grin grin grin grin I dey laff. Anyway, those who are mentally unhealthy never see that about themselves let alone admit it.
And I'm the one obsessing over you right? Old man, senility has climbed up your head. I'll save my response for a thread where your ediocy isnt the issue.
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Is Like A Disease by wesley80(m): 7:35pm On Nov 19, 2012
seanet01: Look at this mumu. You see, this your nonchalant attitude towards the betterment of your children's future will not benefit you. Reason for once.
Dude, you've missed your way again! Please read the topic again and notice its not an ethnic bashing thread, this isnt about defending Awolowo or bashing Ojukwu, this thread actually requires some 'common sense' a luxury that happens to be out of your reach. So why dont you save your antics for your preferredarea of specialty where you can employ the most vile languages with no effort, we all know the max you can do on a thread that requires common sense is a three lined statement. Oya be a good boy and run along, Dont make your handicap obvious to all!
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Is Like A Disease by wesley80(m): 7:16pm On Nov 19, 2012
blacksta: And you think what you wrote is not applicable to you as well - Just asking ( not a fight) - who really matters on this forum.
Maybe it does apply to me, maybe it also applies to you, maybe, just maybe, but they represent my thoughts on the person of Gbawe and nothing stops you from putting down your thoughts on my person if you're not a gutless backbiting sissy thats afraid to pick a fight but willing to make unpleasant innuendos passed of as honest opinions. Why not pick your balls off your girls mouth and stop acting like a eunuch?
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Is Like A Disease by wesley80(m): 6:17pm On Nov 19, 2012
Gbawe: Can you for once just comment , as I did, on the topic and show your persona here is beyond one merely limited to obsessing about what others have said and attempting to counter it? Why are you so obsessive in character? What the eff is the matter with you?

I have given my opinion directly responding to OP's musing as per why some support GEJ blindly even in the face of facts and actions/inactions indicative of poor leadership. If a guilty conscience is pricking you, please take a hike instead of attacking opinions that bothers you because it tells perhaps the uncomfortable truth that applies to you personally. Guy, I am happy to ignore you because I know what you are. Abeg, oblige in kind and get out of my effing way.
You're nothing but a sad hateful creature damned to watching over your soldier in perpetual fear arising from the incurable guilt you're immersed in. What a pathetic and wretched imp you are. How's it that you assumed my post was in response to the crap you posted? How's it that you assumed Gbawe isnt more than a ghost to me that deserves no more than a casual glance? I have nothing to prove to you and your antics are totally irritating and only gratify the utterly stuupid. You've been called out over and over again and your true disgusting persona laid bare for all to see and as of now, you're just an old shameless oaf struggling for relevance and content to slip through the backdoor unnoticed to poison peoples minds like a little hapless demon.
Hear me and hear me good you silly gutless old imp; You are a non issue and a completely irrelevant bufoon, you dont matter, never have and never will - at least not to me, but if you think you got youself a blank cheque to peddle your falsity unopposed, then pls dream again!
Politics › Re: The Plume Of Hopelessness ( President Jonathan’s Media Chat ) by wesley80(m): 5:42pm On Nov 19, 2012
OYINBOGOJU: I hope to see our 40 laptops Men to come and correct or better twist what this Lame man has just vomitted on the national TV.
Does this sound like a contribution made by a "Great mind" or even someone willing to tolerate a contrary opinion?
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Is Like A Disease by wesley80(m): 5:19pm On Nov 19, 2012
Is it not sad that superior and unemotional arguments are equated with poor judgement and reasoning by you simply because they are contrary to your own view? How else can one describe bigotry and intolerance? Most of you that resort to using the most foul languages can hardly win a simple debate or at the very least put your views across without resorting to imbecillic claims and name calling, victims of your own bigotry you are but sadly, always the first to accuse those with more reasonable opinions of being bigotted even when your entire arguments are hinged on falsity and dotted with undiluted hatred and little else, how sad.
Politics › Re: The Plume Of Hopelessness ( President Jonathan’s Media Chat ) by wesley80(m): 4:50pm On Nov 19, 2012
At the moment I'm betwixt between writing a response to the load of jargon copy-pasted by the OP and leaving @ Analist to do the honours. It's sad that most would be swayed by what I can oonly describe as pure emptiness veiled in an appreciable command of the English language but totally lacking in any substance whatsoever. A piece like this can only sway the already inclined, naive or the totally ignorant. It is sad that write ups as this are peddled about and lifted as trophies when in reality they represent a clear indictment of the so called opposition, revealing they only hinge their relevance on their ability to appeal to the emotions of the daft or those too mentally lazy to think for themselves. Sad!
Politics › Re: What Did You Learn From The Presidential Media Chat? by wesley80(m): 11:31pm On Nov 18, 2012
bellalove: I weep 4u wesley80 cry u r entitled to ur crooked opinion, I still maintain ds 'chat' is meaningless, coz na d same song wey we dey hear since, 'we go do, we go do' I don't know y we live in denial in ds country, till u show me just 1sector dat is working since hs administration, I will always look at hs administratn as 'lipsealed', me for 1 am tired of all his talk& promises, he should implement dm!!!!! Always tellin us abt a promised land dt is perfect, take us der na: NO!

N.B; wesley80, u can cm dwn to abuja& go 2aso rock, na ur type dy need der, people dt present lies as truth!
Eh yah, I see why you were so disappointed. You obviously were expecting GEJ to solve Nigeria's problem through a media chat! Sorry dear, it doesnt work that way.
No one is under any illusion, the country's numerous challenges are obvious to all and the one person feeling the heat is GEJ -take my word for it- Now what's the message when hopelessness pervades like you guys have demonstrated? Simple: Hope, and that's exactly what GEJ has given, anything less and he wont be a leader.
Now what I expect educated folks to do is to objectively and critically evaluate the foundation on which GEJ is building the Hope he's selling to the nation and arrive at a conclusion whether or not he should be given the benefit of doubt but sadly, all I've read are pathetic emotional comments bereft of substance. I think we as a people have got to grow up and understand what the term 'nation building' entails, we all have a role to play in building the country of our dreams and it starts with Giving our brains a chance!
Politics › Re: 7 Infamous Quotes From The Presidential Media Chat by wesley80(m): 10:42pm On Nov 18, 2012
Which of those quotes do you have a problem with?
Politics › Re: What Did You Learn From The Presidential Media Chat? by wesley80(m): 9:43pm On Nov 18, 2012
bellalove: Wesley80, pls in humility& peace I come asking 'what is refreshing' about this abracadabra that just happened? cry cry cry
Someone with two ears and one head just like you wrote the quoted below on some other thread. I'm sure she wasnt hallucinating.

The President answered series of questions from Nigerians. He also shed more light on critical issues affecting the country, ranging from the alleged negociation with the boko haram group to the issue of corruption and also to infrastructural development, fuel subsidy matter, poverty reduction and wealth creation, aswell as the health of the 1st lady among oda issues.
You dont have to agree with all he said but why describe the entire chat as a non event?
Politics › Re: What Did You Learn From The Presidential Media Chat? by wesley80(m): 9:30pm On Nov 18, 2012
doopsy: I found it difficult understanding him ,all I heard was the r sound in corruption.my bad
That's understandable. Take heart, there's a solution in the horizon.
Politics › Re: What Did You Learn From The Presidential Media Chat? by wesley80(m): 9:21pm On Nov 18, 2012
^ And it's prevalent in these parts!

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