@nill:Hmmmmm!
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@nill:Hmmmmm!
Mr nill no lie nah.he said call up.its certain dia is goin to be a call up soon.bt d one wey we no knw na for 2012 app test or 2011 2nd batch.
The time is SET, I rigidly insist.
It is well....
@ Nill, please do clear d air.
Yes! I concur... D TIME is indeed set!!!
@ kalokalo. Pls I hav an issue. I can't access my email box anymore due to yahoo and dia wahala. My fear nw is dt I may hav been contacted witout knowing since my box is bad.
Wat do u fink I should do? Your candid advice will be appreciated. Or do dey send Sms too? Pls advise.
It is well.
We are waiting for God's favour.
let God's will be done. when God says yes, no one can say no. @nill, what exactly are trying to say? pls, be clearer.
Bb1, you are very funny, if you need an advice then here is one; forget about the t-fare cos even if you shout from now till thy kingdom come it will not come. The money is gone unless God says otherwise and for God to say otherwise does not imply that you have to shout.You have to define what you really want;30k, letter or Gods favour(miracle). Thanks, no hard feelings bro.
NIGERIA TO SELL HER REFINERIES IN FOUR MONTHS, SAYS DAM.
Nigeria, Africa's largest oil producer, plans to begin privatising its four state-owned oil refineries before the end of the first quarter, Petroleum Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke said.
"We would like to see major infrastructural entities such as refineries moving out of government hands into the private sector," Alison-Madueke said in an interview with Bloomberg TV Africa in London. "Government does not want to be in the business of running major infrastructure entities and we haven't done a very good job at it over all these years."
A presidential audit of the facilities last year recommended their sale due to inadequate government funding and "sub-optimal performance." The refineries, which have a combined 445,000 barrel-a-day capacity, should be privatized within 18 months, according to the report submitted to President Goodluck Jonathan in November 2012.
While Nigeria is also Africa's top crude exporter and the most populous with more than 160 million people, it relies on fuel imports to meet more than 70 percent of its needs. Its state-owned plants operate at a fraction of their capacity because of poor maintenance and aging equipment. The West African nation exchanges 60,000 barrels a day of crude for products with Trafigura Beheer BV and a similar amount with Societe Ivoirienne de Raffinage's refinery in Ivory Coast, according to Nigeria National Petroleum Corp.
"We are right now undergoing a major turnaround maintenance program" of the refineries, Alison-Madueke said.
Improvements to the two-unit 210,000 barrel-a-day Port Harcourt refinery, the country's biggest, will be completed by the end of the year, to be followed by enhancements at the Warri and Kaduna sites in 2014, according to the NNPC. Warri has a daily processing capacity of 125,000 and Kaduna 110,000 barrels.
Thanks for your comment but your perspective was not properly underlined the issue raised.The fact is that we live in a corruption-inclined nation. Do u think if we take the issue up our reimbursements would not be paid? Must we keep queit and allow our rights being denied, we should not be selfish to defend wrongdoings. Reimbursements is totaly different from appointments. Ok
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