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[quote author=ekt_bear]What is up with these damn mods hiding my posts? Islam is evil. Deal with it.[/quote]That is always going to be an unfair statement. A gun is only dangerous in the hand of a foool. |
shymmex: Keep pointing out the tribe - till they blow up your state as well, slowpoke...See this dumb Camel that'll rather blame the CIA for his bout of malaria! |
shymmex: Open your phucking eyes!!!We have and we've caught a Yoruba man in the act! |
Demdem: ignoramus, Yoruba man from Ogbomoso Oyo state, not Osun. Ode.Our renowned SW Monkey, was I the one that posted the piece or the author or could the band of eediots shouting conspiracy have been this riled if the piece had not said O-sun state? |
Brixtonyute: I posted the thread below, a couple of days ago:What you are is a paranoid schizophrenic that should be on a permanent strait jacket! |
[quote author=Rhino.5dm]It is obvious some desperate animals are doing everything possible to bring in south west.[/quote]Don't pee in your pants just yet, wait till he's kicked and bundled like a hopeless egufe into the back of a black maria b4 u start spewing your BS like a sick reetard. A major commander of a group terrorizing the entire country seems to have been caught and all u can do is sit your scraggy bum down and shout Beaf and PDP? All of a sudden it doesn't matter that a major breakthrough could have been made in the fight against terrorism simply because a Yoruba man from Osun state is involved isn't that so? Answer me You hopeless O-eediot! |
O-lodo! |
lateef4me: And where is Eko ile,Seanet2 to rescue gbawe nowww ?I believe that's what's called O-yo! |
Beaf: Simply apologise for telling lies that an FG research project which Osun has little say in is another "grand," megalomaniac Aregbe project.Gbawe Chai! But Daddy you can lie O! When did tortoise fall? When did tortoise fall and have cwack back? |
Gbawe: On the thread below, as usual, you start of saying you want more info ,as you do here on this thread, and pretending to be objective. by the third line of your first post, and even as you confessed ignorance, you are ungraciously calling a planned 6-lane road a footpath. That, right there, is undilited hatred and biased talk totally lacking an iota of objectivity.So is this the best you could do? This is so O-Pathetic. So here was my response on the same thread and I'm shoving it down yr throat again. I referred to the road as a footpath only after u tried to deceptively make it look cheap by comparing it to a planned road that is to traverse a modern and first class city like Moscow. My comparison was not done in bad faith but was merely intended to highlight the incomparability of both roads. Since u've arrogated to yourself the title of a selfless unbiased and totally altruistic critic, I find it curious that u're unwilling to even tolerate a constructive criticism when u're faced with one. What's it about the ACN that has got u willing to stake your life in its defense? Ethnic affiliation? Personal gain? Vendetta against the ruling party? Which? Everytime there's an issue about the ACN, u completely transform into the ultra-defensive non tolerant follower u spend so much time battling on other issues, why is that?You know say e done tey wey we dey catch you wesley80: Yeah right! Complete development plan indeed. I'm sure you read the post i was responding to right? So its safe to assume (judging by your defense) that u agree with @knowall that a 2km 6lane road is enough to describe a state govt as 'setting the pace' and that alone is enough to justify scorning the entire South East isnt that so? I dont want to get drawn into an argument over the so called development plan lest i'm labelled as being anti-ACN, but do you really believe if the priorities of Ogun state were listed by a reasonable citizen of that state a ridiculous 6lane 2km road would make the list? And please spare me all the silly quotes!So u were saying? |
Gbawe: Previous posting is a b.itch. You want me to drag out a certain post where you made a nuisance of yourself creating a problem where there was non as per Amosun approving contracts for the contracts of road?Please drag it out! Na beg I dey beg you. We all know u do not have a day job and won't hesitate to read through an entire post history just to get back at someone so Gbawe if that's what you want to do, be my guest. Na u go shame I assure you. |
Gbawe: You keep asking the same thing and I keep giving you the same answer. This , for a fair person, cannot be viewed alone from the aspect of Osun propangandist "so active all over the place". Ask yourself why are attackers of Osun and Aregbesola so active all over the place? [size=14pt]Especially when they are not from the SW and Also when they fail to discuss their own States with terrible Governors like Beaf from Delta state[/size].This is exactly why I say you have no honour. What has a criminal attempt to foool the public got to do with anyone's state of origin? What has the revelation of this O-deception got to do with Gej? Should we all close our eyes and pretend not to see the Fraud of your paymaster simply cos we are from some other state? I'm not too bothered by this anyway, seeing you're obviously clutching straws and have been deserted by reasonable folks who are obviously too disappointed to comment further on this thread - Such a shame - But what's most unfortunate are your repeated attempts to make this look like a witchhunt even when the facts are there for all to see. Its so so sad my broda, Please have some "Class" and while you're at it; GET A LIFE! |
^^ You'd think this was the first time he's been caught red handed. The dude has got no class at all. |
^^ Gbawe, are you still on this? Come on now. |
Small hydro is the development of hydroelectric power on a scale serving a small community or industrial plant. The definition of a small hydro project varies but a generating capacity of up to 10 megawatts (MW) is generally accepted as the upper limit of what can be termed small hydro. This may be stretched up to 30 MW in the United States , and 50 MW in Canada . [1] In contrast many hydroelectric projects are of enormous size, such as the generating plant at the Hoover Dam of 2,074 MW or the vast multiple projects of the Tennessee Valley Authority .en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_hydro @Gbawe, Obviously, what Aregbe is building is what's called a "Micro hydro" ie less than a 100kw so what on earth are u talking about? And why are u showing us the generator Aregbe gave u for Sallah? |
^^^ Buhahahahahah! You don't say. So that's what uncle Aregbe is spending all those dough for? LMAO! |
[quote author=Gbawe.]Why don't you show, here and now, which States have provided their counterpart fundings and kick-started these projects? Also, show how these States have announced the project. In so far as States have to provide substantial counterpart fundings, without which nothing will go ahead, you should show some class to agree that States can and must indeed take credit for this. The FG is not helping them and neither is NASENI, more a watchdog, so what is your point? That a State that raises the money to implement a hydropower project should not claim it is responsible for the scheme? What scheme would exist without counterpart funding?[/quote]Perhaps you failed to notice the "smallest" plant is what's being built in O - state. A state that raises 300million to partly fund a 15kw plant - the least among a grp of ten should not foool its citizens into thinking its carrying out some huge Aregbe-initiated project! |
[quote author=Gbawe.]Can you not see what is terribly obvious? Even if this involves NASENI, how on earth can you discountenance the contribution of Osun that is directly needed for this to become reality? Pointless going back and forth with you because because you have missed something very obvious. [img]While UNIDO awaits Nigeria's Counterpart Funding[/img] Development agencies generally become active partners when counterpart funding, a measure of committment, is released. If Osun proactively supplies counterpart funding, why should it not lay claim to making the scheme succeed considering similar planned hydropower project elsewhere will never amount to anything, beyond being potential projects, without the financial committment of States? Also, why can Osun not call this O-power when , via meeting its counterpart funding, it has effectively secured it own 'franchise'?[/quote]Oh plssssssssssss! Have some class Gbawe will you? What's this drivel? Didn't you read the piece and see the number of states that were "selected" for the project? Sometimes the honourable thing to do is bury your head in shame. To think you knew all of these but still preferred to paint this as an O - state initiative, pathetic! |
Smelt a rat from the outset. What should this project be tagged now? O-fraud abi O-lies? Shame! Shame!! Shame!!! |
Gbawe: It is even sad to see Wesley80, a chap with an analytical mind who used to do justice to threads with logical criticism, now turn mischief-maker because of the assumption it is now fashionable to be that way.If only you knew a thing about honour! What is sad is seeing you waste away trying to defend an incompetent govt. by feeding ignorant folks here with horseshit. To think people like you have the guts to criticize the PDP for the exct same thing that the ACN has become masters at. NASENI has been selected as the Host Agency and the Representative of the Nigerian Government on the Project. While UNIDO awaits Nigeria's Counterpart Funding, Crossflow Turbine has been selected for the first production involving Nigerian engineers and using local technology. The first phase of the project is expected to produce and test prototype of Crossflow turbine within 12months from take off. The next phase is to mass produce the turbines which will be used to establish pilot SHP plants in selected African countries and eventually to service the SHP equipment demand for the African Sub-Region.GBAWE, is this the same project Aregbesola is getting praise to the high heavens for? Is NASENI now an O-state Agency? The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) was established in 1992. The establishment of the Agency by Decree No. 33 of that year followed the adoption by Government of the recommendations of the White Paper Committee on the 1991 Report of a 150–member National Committee on Engineering Infrastructure comprising Scientists, Engineers, Administrators, Federal and State Civil Servants, Economists, Lawyers, Bankers and Industrialists. NASENI, by its mandate and scope of operation is the Nigeria’s only purpose built Agency designed to conduct developmental work in the areas of manufacturing and as such, it is capable of coordinating the proliferation of technologies developed either within or outside of its Centres including patents obtained. Technologies so developed in the areas of spares, components and systems engineering are to be transferred to Entrepreneurs for the production of goods and services. Nigeria can have the benefit of a rapid technological development by strengthening NASENII eagerly await your response. |
[quote author=ekt_bear]Why is everything in Osun named "O"? O meal, O power, etc.[/quote]Cos the governor is an O-lodo! |
wesley80: I smell a rat - a huge rat! wesley80: Why are the details so scanty? How long would it take to be completed? How many mega watts of power are we talking abt here? who's handling the project? Why isn't there enough details for one to weigh the project objectively? |
I smell a rat - a huge rat! |
Why are the details so scanty? How long would it take to be completed? How many mega watts of power are we talking abt here? who's handling the project? Why isn't there enough details for one to weigh the project objectively? |
[quote author=One_Naira]Fair enough how? 7.4 billion naira wasted on a project that is not half way done and you think that is a good thing?[/quote]This sign "?" is actually called a question mark! |
I thot he also said something about a bald headed man scoring a goal? I read that bit on his FB page. |
^^ Why are u comparing an airport that'll service one of the busiest markets in Africa and major industrial and commercial towns in the South East with a prestige airport built in the middle of the desert? Do you know how many hours it takes to complete a trip from Asaba to Uyo or even PH or Enugu the other major Airport locations? I expect useful and constructive criticisms like that offered by @Olajide not this flawed critique u're offering. |
alj harem: If I understand the article quite right, NDCC did not allow the airport to be operational because of the topography (hill etc ).No, you didnt understand the article and I honestly do not think u even bothered to read it. |
alj harem: He has by confirming the call as fake. Already tomorrow people would not really go out thus making the country lose billions. Now we as Nigerians should pressurise our authorities to fish these people outI see, so He confirmed by putting a news story on SAHARA REPORTS and made a "reliable" UNNAMED source to issue a denial abi? |
alj harem: are you saying the contractor did not see the hill before starting the project ?Aboki, what r u yapping? Did u even read the article at all? Are u questioning the viabilty of an airport in Asaba or what r u going on about? Must u comment even when you've got nothing sensible to say? Wetin sef! |
alj harem: I just thank God for intervening in time. Alhamdu lillahHow has He intervened? |
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