tk4rd:
Hehehehe.. Whine you ke.?? Smart chicks like you are hardly whined jarre.. I just dey do try-ur-penny-luck..

TheRealAdonye:
Meanwhile you guys, The Job/Vacancies awards are ongoing.

Kindly go here: Job/Vacancies Awards 2015

TheRealAdonye:
I don't get the below. Please explain.

tk4rd:
Most of monikers here are already working, and a good number of the "most" are working in very well-paid firms..
I can't explain more than this.
Merry Christmas.

ladyF:

lol ure doing it again


Ahhh na me oooooo. Launching launching. Chai so happy, it's been a while

TheRealAdonye:
We that aren't working and we that aren't working in well paid firms, we're now the job landers?

Compliments of the season to you too.

tk4rd:
I no know ooo.
My pple just dey talk say, "de name u give ur dog, na im e go dey answer."

tk4rd:
Most of monikers here are already working, and a good number of the "most" are working in very well-paid firms..
I can't explain more than this.
Merry Christmas.

ladyF:

What are the incentives for winning, let me know if I should campaign abeg

TheRealAdonye:
Are you on Nairaland?
Are you on Job/ Vacancies section either posting or just viewing?

If the answers to the above two questions are Yes,
Then you're a Joblander.

People are looking for different things on here.
Some, better jobs in terms of Pay
Some, better jobs in terms of Location
Others, better jobs in terms of Good Bosses even if it means a reduction in salary
Others, better jobs in terms of working in the field in which they studied.
Others, just here because they started from here

There's no caste system on here.

Please don't introduce one.

Merry Christmas and don't forget to nominate on the awards thread and please make it to the beach if you can.

ladyF:
Lmao This is hilarious. Tk These pictures are so unrelated...my stomach hurts from laughing

tk4rd:
Trust me naa.. I put dose pictures for your eyes alone.. Thanks goodness you saw it before they were knocked off by the mod..
Continue ur laughs my dear.

davide470:
Whey that Forkadict sef? and my guy. prelinctus?


Compliment of the season to you both.

Meanwhile, i wish you guys D18:M1:Q1:2016

ladyF:

lol that second one was the funniest.

davide470:
Whey that Forkadict sef? and my guy. prelinctus?


Compliment of the season to you both.

Meanwhile, I wish you guys D18:M1:Q1:2016

davide470:
Whey that Forkadict sef? and my guy. prelinctus?


Compliment of the season to you both.

Meanwhile, I wish you guys: D18:M1:Q1:2016

Feliz Navidad, Prosperos anos y Felicidad!

ladyF:

So these are the wordings of that song? I have been singing rubbish for close to 40 years sha lol....shame cannot allow me type what I've been singing since.

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ladyF:

So these are the wordings of that song? I have been singing rubbish for close to 40 years sha lol....shame cannot allow me type what I've been singing since.

Merry Christmas, remember to eat and drink responsibly.

In other news, LadyF has gone national o, bless the name of the Lord. I my comment was featured on a national website. e no easy abeg How can I contact them to replace "onlooker" with "LadyF?
https://www.nairaland.com/2821280/family-crashes-suv-into-estate/2#41333100

GetPosted:
NLNG should just break the news that the recruitment process has been canceled and pay us off ( N20 Million each)
Na wa for them o!

GetPosted:

Really? What was I thinking when I typed this (over a year ago)...lol

airsaylongcon:
You guys should stop highlighting this forty years ish. Y'all by now should know that the moniker in question is a loose canon. Say s/he has been singing rubbish for the past x years was just his/her way of saying s/he has been singing his/her remix of that song for a veeeeerrrrrryyyyyy long time. I do not believe the x years claim.
Meanwhile my own version was terrible! The only intelligible word in it was "Uranus". And some part was in my local language *covers face*

And strictly speaking it's años (pronounced anios) not anos. And Mouriñho not Mourinho *runs out of thread*

Gas proceeds from the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas and others have dropped by 50.2 per cent from $169.728m in January, the latest data from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation have showed.
The NNPC put gas proceeds from the NLNG, Escravos Gas to Liquid, Natural Gas Liquids and NGAS in October at $84.575m.
“Export gas sales and NLNG feedstock accounted for $84.57m i.e. 18.97 per cent contribution to the Federation Account compared with 31.21 per cent contribution in September,” the corporation said in its latest monthly report.
The dip in gas revenue was partly as a result of the sustained fall in global natural gas prices since last year and increased supply in the market.
From a peak of $6 per million British thermal unit last year, the natural gas price has fallen below $2 per mmBtu this year. It was trading around $1.98 per mmBtu.
The NLNG Limited had recently warned that its revenue was being threatened at the international market amid the fall in global oil prices.
Many of the global natural gas markets are linked to oil prices, which have fallen by more than 65 per cent since June last year.
The firm expressed worry over the impact that the fall in crude prices was having on its revenue, stressing that the entry of the United States and Australia into the LNG market was “a real cause for concern.”
The NLNG stated, “The recent fall in crude oil prices from above $100 per barrel in early 2014 to below $60 per barrel in early 2015 and its impact on global LNG/gas prices as well as the demand/supply positions in both our primary and secondary markets in the Atlantic and Pacific Basins have had a significant impact on our revenues and profitability.
“The trend, which will persist till the end of 2015, and which may even worsen going into 2016 with the entry of US and Australian LNG volumes into the market, is a real cause for worry.”
The NLNG, in addition to its traditional deliveries to Europe and the United States, supplies LNG to South America, with deliveries to Mexico and Brazil; and to Asia and the Middle East, with deliveries to Japan, South Korea, India, China, Taiwan, Thailand and Kuwait.
The company, which currently has LNG production capacity of 22 million metric tonnes per annum, is owned by the Federal Government, represented by the NNPC (49 per cent), Shell Gas BV (25.6 per cent), Total LNG Nigeria Limited (15 per cent), and Eni International (10.4 per cent).

tk4rd:
Analysts in the house, please, is this going to be a good sign or a bad sign for us.? Will it increase or decrease the number of new intakes.?
http://www.punchng.com/nigerias-gas-revenue-drops-by-50/

whatsupguys:

But wait o, I thought they sell based on competitive spot and the SPAs ranges from 20-25 years. I thoght that should have been some form of guarantee against price flunctuations? Someone can help shed some light....