aribisala0:
Regasification is not that
SIMPLE
It is very expensive
It would cost at least $ 1 billion to deliver a regassification plant with a capacity of 1 billion cubic feet of gas daily not to mention staff recruitment training and safety measures
You would need I billion cubic feet to produce 1000 MW/h of electricity

aribisala0:

Sir I have read up
Please if you want to quote me do not put your own comments inside the quote

I am just asking simple questions
1. Which power plant uses uses LNG
2. Do you know of any regasification plant in Nigeria

If you think about it

It does not make sense.
There is no need for LNG in Nigeria so I am not inclined to believe this without evidence
LNG is not cheap . The obvious sensible option for using methane close to source is pipelines which we have so why should we use LNG


Also you cannot use LNG without a regasification plant and finally

HOW IS LNG transported WITHIN Nigeria
It is not something you move in cylinders like cooking gas

This is not a matter of reading what Greenville says at their website
but JUST THINK ABOUT IT if you truly know what LNG is

aribisala0:


Sir before I start let me say I am not insulting anyone.

I think you are making a mistake

There is NO NEED for LNG in Nigeria

It is simply NOT NECESSARY
I am willing to learn so if there is a power plant that runs on LNG that you know please share the information
suspect that what Greenville is marketing as LNG is actually LPG
To the best of my knowledge there is no REGASIFICATION PLANT in Nigeria
Again if you know of any please share the information

aribisala0:


Sir before I start let me say I am not insulting anyone.

I think you are making a mistake

There is NO NEED for LNG in Nigeria

It is simply NOT NECESSARY
I am willing to learn so if there is a power plant that runs on LNG that you know please share the information
suspect that what Greenville is marketing as LNG is actually LPG
To the best of my knowledge there is no REGASIFICATION PLANT in Nigeria
Again if you know of any please share the information
Am actually on your side.
I see you have good knowledge of hydrocarbon gases and processing, and have decided to add to your knowledge bank.
Read and make some findings about Greenville LNG Rumuji port harcourt and you would thank me for this. There is always room to learn and know more my friend

oz4real83:
this is what u should have said at the first instance instead of the insult. No matter what u say, we have almost all the raw materials here, we have the resources to buy the ones we don't have in order to produce what we need. Then what is stopping us, if not evil leadership.

aribisala0:
Cooking gas (LPG) is also liquified

There is a fundamental difference between LPG and LNG

We use LPG in Nigeria to cook and it is also liquified NOT METHANE

LNG is mainly methane while LPG tends to be butane

LNG is stored at very low temperature minus 160 degrees Celsius enabling larger quantities to be squeezed into smaller spaces making it worthwhile as a business

The LNG is then transported by special ships and at the other end there has to be a REGASSIFICATION PLANT. These are all capital intensive infrastructure that has to be justified on commercial groundS
We use methane to power energy plants and this is delivered by pipeline
.
There is no need to liquefy methane for use in Nigeria
because there are pipelines

The main reason for liquefaction is to reduce cost of transportation . I know there has been talk of pipeline through the Sahara and the Mediterranean as an alternative which I believe would be commercially viable but the politics and security could be a challenge
I see how you have been battling to educate some folks here who clearly know next to nothing about hydrocarbon gas but won't admit it.
You are largely right that Nigeria does not consume its LNG, however, be aware there are pockets of few power plants that run on lng here, yes, I know in Kano. Their lng consumption is statistically insignificant (zero) when compared with those export figures, so you are somewhat right.
Ever heard of Greenvile lng in port harcourt? Very meagre production capacity but all utilised locally without export

amadaovie:



You seam to be a weakling parent or parent-to-be.

So after giving her a last warning and she defaults thereby telling you to your face that you can't control her even in your house, you will watch her become a prostitute hoping for her to change. Nah. She will only be more daring and then it might be too late like the one in the story.

You are the kind of parent that contributed to this generation of almost condemned children. People like you are the ones that will say "leave am, na small pikin, she go big pass am".

A girl child that is bold enough to flout your simple domestic & moral rules already has a camp outside. It's better she learns the hard way outside by herself than become a runz girl under your watch.

People wouldn't have blamed the mother that much if the girl was living outside the house.

magicminister:


Thank you bro!!
The killer will definitely kill another woman.
It’s not his first and wouldn’t be his last.
Instead of blaming the killer, idiotic Nigerians are blaming the girl!!! This is why I just hate hate hate dealing with majority of Nigerians cos they’re poor and think so fucccking backward!!!
Poverty kill them!’

amadaovie:



Nah. I don't think they curtailed her enough. As for me, one last warning and you default, it's either you go and rent your own apartment or better still I will ban her from sleeping in my house since she has become an "adult" and can no longer respect my orders.

KingOfTheDamned:


Exactly. The lady was raised in a morally bankrupt home where they virtually approved of her prostitution life style

Davemarine:


Let's agree that you're right he has taken from people through tithes and offerings, but he has impacted humanity.

Now you that isn't doing, what has God ever used you to do for anyone?

IJEYdiamond:


He was taken to their detainees camp or Home. .. abi wetin una dey call am.. he didn't by pass the officers... !!..

This is not oluwole... things...!!

okeyglm:
do you know they are stealing crude oil from companies pipe line. you are supporting stealing. criminal. tell your criminals to stop stealing people's investment.

Cantonese:


When they are unlicensed they are illegal. Let’s call a spade a spade in this matter.

Do you know that there are what they call Modular refineries now in this country? These are mini refineries licensed by the government. The fact here in this matter is that certain greedy persons in those areas claim that oil belong to them and they can actually do what they like. How many people are employed? The police and Nscdc personnel guarding those places are already employed people, yet they make illegal income guarding those places.

They are NOT local refineries and they are not even refineries. Refineries have standard operating procedures and one of them is how to manage the environment. These greedy people do not care about the environment and that’s a major problem. No responsible government will sit back and watch certain persons continually pollute the environment in addition to what they presently experience from the legitimate organizations and keep quiet.

Governor Wike must be commended for this action. Hopefully these illegal refineries are shut down before the people begin to suffer cancer and other dangerous health related matters.

Cheers.

DanseMacabre:


Oga Solicitor, how him even take get the visa enter in the first place? Who approve him visa? It even lends more credence to my assertion.

mfm04622:


It was NOT the Australian govt that gave him the exemption, it was the organizers of the Open! Of course the organizers want him to play in the tournament

Sandralight:
There are actually some sites that dont bother with OTP, like netflix just put your card details and voila you have paid, they dont send otp to the person.

I have done some transactions in some foreign site that dont require OTP.
So if your atm get lost or stolen, call the bank to block it because if you dont your money is gone

aminusodiq:
DYR.

I WON'T TELL YOU COS I'D BE AIDING FRAUD

Clue- it's a very popular website

engrzico:
OP According to your statement, your brother lost his ATM when he was at home, and the unauthorized transaction occured when he came back home. The perpetrator ofthis act is likely within.

Good day, everyone. I lost my brother's Polaris bank ATM Card last month. He didn't bother to go and block it in the bank, and went for his military service in Borno state.

He came back this month and this afternoon, he received debit alerts on his phone, as a result of the lost ATM card. When I came home this evening and he showed me the alerts, I discovered that prior to the debit alert, he had received message requesting for OTP five times. I was dumbfounded and till now I can't grasp how it happened.

Reference:
I may be entirely wrong.
But why do I have this feeling that this post is just a fishing expedition for information about loopholes in various systems.
Sometimes the knowledge and experiences shared in some conversations will end up hurting more people than intended.
Its a double edged sword.
The best way to respond will be to omit specific brand names and institutions and just be generic with information.

Femeto:
They probably guessed the OTP for the transaction or used AI to generate the code. The money is gone.

post=109379559:
Slow and steady we will get to the nation of our dreams

babyfaceafrica:
Public opinion don't decide who wins election. It is those with PVC who are likely to collect bread, kerosene and 500 naira to vote. All the English we have been speaking on twitter and Facebook, how many people vote?

babyfaceafrica:
Twitter doesn't decides election.. Many people who vote aren't on social media!. You think bubu got elected based on social media?