XhosaNostra:


Either that or there's a very personal connection he has with the country. It goes beyond just living in area a, b & c. It's deeper from the vibe I'm getting. He's either a Zimbabwean or married to one. I don't feel he's Nigerian at all. Southern or East African I can bet my last rand on it

Kazikazi:
He is a zimbo.I saw how he was pissed of when we attacked zim

XhosaNostra:


Either that or there's a very personal connection he has with the country. It goes beyond just living in area a, b & c. It's deeper from the vibe I'm getting. He's either a Zimbabwean or married to one. I don't feel he's Nigerian at all. Southern or East African I can bet my last rand on it

XhosaNostra:


Hmmmm...

Why lie though? I wonder.

samorobo:



Shocker......receive these testimonies.....enjoy

PissedYagami:

we got geothermal here too


The reality of wind is quite different. "Variable" does not mean unreliable or unpredictable. Wherever you live, your power comes from a complex grid (network) of intricately interconnected power-generating units (ranging from giant power plants to individual wind turbines). Utility companies are highly adept at balancing power generated in many different places, in many different ways, to match the load (the total power demand) as it varies from hour to hour and day to day. The power from any one wind turbine will fluctuate as the wind rises and falls, but the total power produced by thousands of turbines, widely dispersed across an entire country, is much more regular and predictable. For a country like the UK, it's pretty much always windy somewhere. As Graham Sinden of Oxford University's Environmental Change Institute has shown, low wind speeds affect more than half the country for only 10 percent of the time; for 60 percent of the time, only 20 percent of the UK suffers from low wind speeds; and only for one hour per year is 90 percent of the UK suffering low speeds



https://www.explainthatstuff.com/windturbines.html

jaycent:
I no need to argue with you because you be Mumu

XhosaNostra:


Hmmmm...

Why lie though? I wonder.

SuperIgbo1:


Whenever you're faced with superior arguments, you begin to cuss, looooool. Man, you can't cuss better than me so, watch your putrid mouth.

Ironsi is foolish yet, he commanded the entire UN peacekeeping forces in Congo. No Nigerian has been able to match this feat. Nigerian soldiers only command little ECOWAS forces.

And you're a mooron for saying Awolow ever contributed to the establishment of the University of Ibadan. The University of Ibadan was built as an offshoot of the University of London with the proceeds of fossil oil and palm oil from the Eastern region. It started off as a college of the University of London while, the university of Nsukka was built as the first indigenous university of Nigeria hence, it's name - University of Nigeria.

Booharry's 5% will not stop the North from being the poorest region in the world while, the SW follows. And I don't care about the number of LGAS kano has cos it will not stop the Igbos from churning out the best brains in Africa. The world bank has become an Igbo enterprise, loooooool. They keep employing Igbos as senior staff and, you're on here talking about LGAS. You're really dumb, loooooool.

Nigerianization policy was introduced few years after the war so, to deprive Easterners the opportunities of acquiring Nigerian companies just like their counterparts in the West and North. However, the companies acquired by Yorubas, all declared bankruptcy after 5 years, looooooool.

You're really hurt your Lagos-Ibadan Expressway lies ain't selling anymore, loooooool. I stay debunking them.

sufferNsmiling:


Britain is an island surrounded by fierce sea just like japan. In south africa the cape of good hope has very good wind. For wind turbine you have to do when mapping and win survey which can take up to 12 years. Wind cycles are mostly 8 to 12 years sow the wind which you have this year is not the same with which you will have next year at the same period. But alternative energies like geothermal the power you get can be constant for more than 25 years. So we determine if you build a par station of 200 megawatts you are sure to get 180 megawatts form it continuously at any time any day. But with wind you need a lot of cabling sometimes you have to position the wind turbines in batches 500 km to 800 km away from each other. I tried to advise some businesses in ghana to go into geothermal but it was difficult we could not find the reef cracks in the earth crust

Just30:


what a shame

i was personally there last year
and 2 days out of the one week i spent there was in darkness

SuperIgbo1:


Yet you've not posted one available data. Keep crying while, I stay talking facts, loooool

Yorubas on here are really butthurt, their Lagos-Ibadan Expressway lies ain't selling anymore.

Northerners killed Fajuyi cos he was a coup plotter just like Nzeogwu. Northerners hate you just like they hate the Igbos. Stop trying to pacify them, loooooooool.

XhosaNostra:


Even if that's the case @ bolded, it's better to just stay out of it than be so callous.

Kazikazi:
Wait for technical experts to explain the cause of accident. Don't bring your kibera brain on these engineering stuffs which you can't digest.
FYI,most aeroplanes accidents are due to human errors and not technical glitches as many fellows think.

samorobo:


I could recall the same when I visited accra last two weeks and experienced your electrical DUMSOR

Kazikazi:
Most of zimbos are that way! The only way to know them is just to speak something negative about zim.When they defend it,then you gets all the answers.I have done that many times and it works

w1234:

What do you know about planes
Cashew nuts farmer

XhosaNostra:


Interesting.

samorobo:


I have no basic knowledge about zimbabwe, it like dont even know whether they exist, but seeing this has given me a wrong perception about the country iQ....I mean this is a shallow way to come at nigerians .....And to think that he said nigerians are living in stone age makes me wonder what life would be zimbabwe

Kazikazi:
Do you think we are only in agriculture?

We make nice music,we manufacture many stuffs, we are also technologically advanced! Swallow this pill..

Kazikazi:
I met with one who pretented to be a Zulu,When I told him who he is, a dude got too angry.
And he was dark ngathi imfene ilambileyo.
Hohohohoho..

Just30:


how you wish Accra will be in the gutters with you
but sorry, we care too much for our people

Kazikazi:
I met with one who pretented to be a Zulu,When I told him who he is, a dude got too angry.
And he was dark ngathi imfene ilambileyo.
Hohohohoho..

PissedYagami:

Both are Bantu though Swahili has a lot of Arabic loan words. I am sure there are a lot of shared words between shona and swahili, or slightly spelt differently
nyoka nyoka(snake) huku kuku(chicken) nguruwe nguruwe(pig) nyati nyati(buffalo); mbudzi mbuzi(goat);kuona kuona (to see) kuenda kwenda(to go) lini riini(when) mimi inini(me) wewe iwewe(you) kula kudya(to eat).This list is just endless.I

Jonraid:
Unite and defend our country? Are we in a war ?

XhosaNostra:


Abantu bakho The Ndebele people from Zim are always pretending to be South Africans. I bet the guy KaziKazi is talking about is Ndebele. They've not quite mastered the disguise though, because the way they pronounce certain words blows their cover away.

There's someone here where I live, whom I suspect is from Zim, but claims to be Xhosa & yet doesn't even know where she's from in the Eastern Cape. Who doesn't know where they're from? "By the sea" is not where you're from unless you're a seagull or starfish I just play along with the charade because I don't wanna embarrass her. She's a nice person.

Kazikazi:
I had similar experience with certain guy.He claimed to be from EC.Then I asked him where in EC, he said PE.
So when I changed the language and asked him usukhaphi ebayi? A guy was dumb! Then I asked him, how do they call Queenstown in isixhosa he was lost!!

Hahahaha..

Yobeezy:
So sad news from our big brother in aviation industry.

mtisTheQubit:

Ok am confused here..whats of me living in mombasa got to do with your yapping...I got a list here you need to read carefully.

1.You are not a Somali dude so just give it up.

2.Try to use google translator well..there was hitches on what you posted

3.try to stick to your nigger area posting if necessary...

4.you are not a smart nigga..you sold your a*ss when you started posting Kumasi stuff..