Text book version of ageing gracefully.
Monday, 25 April 2016
Helen Mirren still slaying at 70
Text book version of ageing gracefully.
Jay Z in hot water and it's all Beyonce's fault
You know what they say about lemons and lemonade. Bey gave her fans lemonade and poor jigga is drowning in the stuff.
Following the release of Beyonce's 'Lemonade' and its highly suggestive lyrics, the internet has characteristically grabbed Jay Z by his balls and raked him over hot coals.
Never mind we're hiding behind our keypads like the cowards we are Jay, just answer the question, did you get a little sumtin' on the side?
We so ain't judging a brother, we just wanna know.
*sips lemonade*
Vice-president Osinbajo says Nigeria lacks the capacity to generate 7000MW of electricity
Speaking at the International Association for Energy Economics, Annual International Conference 2016 in Abuja, Osinbajo who was represented by his Senior Special Assistant (Power and Privatisation), Chiedu Ugbo expressed his disappointment in the fact that despite Nigeria’s enormous natural gas reserves of over 185 trillion cubic feet, the country is still faced with huge energy supply problems.
He said: : “In fact, it is an irony, that we do not have sufficient gas to fire our power plants up to 7,000MW, yet in energy industry circles, Nigeria is described as more of a gas territory than an oil territory.”
According to him, Nigeria presently has
over 12,500MW of installed electricity generating capacity, consisting of gas thermal and hydropower plants and of that capacity, about 7,000MW is available to be generated if the required fuel is available.
He, however, disclosed that in spite of the available capacity, power plants in the country, over the last couple of weeks, distributed less than 4,000MW of electricity to consumers across the country.
Osinbajo blamed the development on inadequate investment on gas facilities,gas flaring, inadequate gas infrastructure and vandalism among others.
He said, “We have limited gas molecules to supply to the power plants. This is a result of many years of under-investment in gas gathering and processing for domestic consumption and also many years of gas flaring. Nigeria alone flares about half of the 40 billion cubic meters of associated gas estimated to be flared in Africa annually.
To address the situation, Osinbajo disclosed that the Federal Government is aware that there is no alternative to electric energy for energizing and powering Nigeria’s economic growth and development; hence it is determined to resolve the challenges to achieving sustainable energy supply in the country.
“We are working tirelessly towards resolving the gas-to-power challenge, ensuring that the needed investment will be made in gas gathering and processing for domestic consumption especially for power plants and at the same time working to ensure sustainability of supply of existing gas volumes,” he noted.
He said: : “In fact, it is an irony, that we do not have sufficient gas to fire our power plants up to 7,000MW, yet in energy industry circles, Nigeria is described as more of a gas territory than an oil territory.”
According to him, Nigeria presently has
over 12,500MW of installed electricity generating capacity, consisting of gas thermal and hydropower plants and of that capacity, about 7,000MW is available to be generated if the required fuel is available.
He, however, disclosed that in spite of the available capacity, power plants in the country, over the last couple of weeks, distributed less than 4,000MW of electricity to consumers across the country.
Osinbajo blamed the development on inadequate investment on gas facilities,gas flaring, inadequate gas infrastructure and vandalism among others.
He said, “We have limited gas molecules to supply to the power plants. This is a result of many years of under-investment in gas gathering and processing for domestic consumption and also many years of gas flaring. Nigeria alone flares about half of the 40 billion cubic meters of associated gas estimated to be flared in Africa annually.
To address the situation, Osinbajo disclosed that the Federal Government is aware that there is no alternative to electric energy for energizing and powering Nigeria’s economic growth and development; hence it is determined to resolve the challenges to achieving sustainable energy supply in the country.
“We are working tirelessly towards resolving the gas-to-power challenge, ensuring that the needed investment will be made in gas gathering and processing for domestic consumption especially for power plants and at the same time working to ensure sustainability of supply of existing gas volumes,” he noted.
Traffic gridlocks set to be a thing of the past as Lagos moves to expand Ikeja-Alausa road
In a move to relieve pressure on the ever busy Lagos traffic, the state government has announced plans to upgrade the network of roads in Ikeja to improve and boost the economic stature of the seat of Government to world class standard and to reduce traffic gridlock around the corridor to the barest minimum, just as it revealed readiness to expand the Awolowo Way with an elevated highway from the Ikeja Airport Hotel to Alausa.
Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Engr. Ganiyu Johnson said the elevated highway was designed to decongest the traffic gridlock along Allen Round-about, Kudirat Abiola Round-about and Agidingbi Road-about.
Highlighting the scorecard of the Ministry so far, Johnson said the Lagos State Public Works Corporation (LSPWC) worked on 540 roads from May 30, 2015 to April 5, 2016 out of which outright rehabilitation was carried out on 32 of the roads, while sectional patching and overlay was done on 509 roads, adding that 433 of the roads have been successfully completed.
Source: Vanguard.
Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Engr. Ganiyu Johnson said the elevated highway was designed to decongest the traffic gridlock along Allen Round-about, Kudirat Abiola Round-about and Agidingbi Road-about.
Highlighting the scorecard of the Ministry so far, Johnson said the Lagos State Public Works Corporation (LSPWC) worked on 540 roads from May 30, 2015 to April 5, 2016 out of which outright rehabilitation was carried out on 32 of the roads, while sectional patching and overlay was done on 509 roads, adding that 433 of the roads have been successfully completed.
Source: Vanguard.
Amy Schumer covers Vanity Fair
The 34-year-old comedienne is all shades of 'plus size' sexy on the cover of Vanity Fair. She shared a photo of herself from the shoot with Annie Leibovitz astride one very lucky rocket.
Ariel Winter packs quite a load
Look at all that meat! Forgive us but Ariel Winter is hot stuff and she wants us all to know that. The 18-year-old actress was spotted out and about with her boyfriend, Laurent Claude. That is one FLG.
What are these boys feeling like now ehn?
The 'Double Wahala' crooner is in Paris for concerts and he shared this pic of himself and his boys feeling all fly.
Anyone got an apt caption?
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