₦airaland Forum

coache: So which is better between this MTK phone of 25k and LG D410 L90 which goes for abt 35k?

eddy4naija: is it possible to withdraw money from my perfect money account to my bank account? abeg make person help me explain.

AfricanApple: for those I've seen who wears it, most of them are decent girls, so how come

Omexonomy: At least anita will be handsomly compesated up to the tune of £10 billion. So she no get trouble to make.

Solupeace: No,it's called appraisal.

moca: Absolutely yes!
And pls don't qoute d bible for me.

We can see d effect of beating all over us.

The effect of these songs on our kids cannot be easily over-looked. They corrupt these kids to a large extent.

JeffreyJamez: Yahoo never show you Na hin make..... Gmail is still the best.... perhaps You're entering a, wrong phone number

aiyeboy: this shouldn't make you one....it should encourage you!

Airforce1: the way ghana economy is going down, they will soon discover oil

Randerl: The same Calabar wey we dey live inside continuous darkness for 7 days or more at a stretch.

phlamingboy: Oboy u can lie o,I stay in calabar too,I dey marian nd we do have light atleast 16-18 hours every day.
Moreova phcn announced dat dey wuld be rationing light in calabar for d nxt two weeks to enable dem connect d power plant @ odukpani

President Goodluck Jonathan has said the 5,555megawatt power plant located in Odukpani Local Government Area of Cross River State, would be commissioned soon to stem the lingering power supply problem in the area.

The President, who disclosed this during the groundbreaking of UNICEM’s additional plant of 2.5 million metric tonnes per annum in Mfamosing, Cross Ricer State, stated that government would continue to formulate friendly business policies that would attract businesses into the country.
President Jonathan, who was represented by Vice President Namadi Sambo, also maintained that a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed for the dredging of the Calabar seaport and construction of a railway line from Lagos to Calabar, up to Obudu Mountain Resort.
He said government would also continue to cooporate with several agencies to ensure steady progress in the country’s manufacturing sector. He said the additional UNICEM plant of 2.5 million metric tonnes would help in stimulating the nation’s economic growth and improve the lives of the people within the area.

Speaking, Governor of the state, Senator Liyel Imoke, applauded the presidents’ transformation agenda, which had given impetus to attracting Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into the country.
Represented by the Deputy Governor of the state, Mr. Effiok Cohbam, Imoke said the additional 2.5 million metric tonnes cement plant would increase the production of cement in the state to 5 million metric tonnes per annum.
He said, “this, we believe, will reduce the supply gap that currently exists and reduce the cost of cement in the market. The building and construction industry will be a major beneficiary of this investment.”

Earlier, Chairman, of the board of United Cement Company of Nigeria Ltd. Mr. John Coumantaros, said the project would enhance the development of local capacity in terms of skills and support growth of the cement industry in the country.