Is there really that much difference between owning a Belgian Malinois and a German Shepherd?
A German Shepherd is a loyal protector, a gentle family dog, and a 70-pound baby who thinks your lap belongs to him.
A Belgian Malinois is a Navy SEAL with four legs who thinks sleeping is a waste of valuable training time.
A German Shepherd wants to protect your kids and cuddle on the couch.
A Malinois wants to protect your kids, secure the perimeter, and conduct a tactical raid on the neighbor's shed.
Both are incredible dogs.
One wants to be part of your family. The other wants your family to enlist.
When people say the president is unpopular, I think we must begin to define what popularity means and not just gulp an elitist rhetoric.
Are we saying the president is unpopular amongst parents and students that don’t have to worry about school fees ?
Are we saying the president is unpopular amongst pensioners( most recently Nigerian airline pensioners) and now this👇🏽 ?
Are we saying the president is unpopular amongst manufacturers and producers that have seen huge record profits ?.
Are we saying the president is unpopular amongst the military and security forces?.
Are we saying the president is unpopular amongst states residents happy about the huge infrastructure going on in their states ( Lagos - Calabar and Sokoto - Badagry )?
Are we saying a president that has given the minorities a sense of belonging is unpopular amongst these minorities?
Are we saying the president fighting for LGA autonomy is unpopular amongst local government chairman ?
A president that has championed judicial reform is unpopular amongst the judicial officers ?.
Are the above not Nigerians and eligible voters ?.
Maybe the jury is indeed out on this matter. The coming election will decide how popular or otherwise the president is .
FG BEGINS CONSTRUCTION OF NEW NATIONAL GRID CONTROL CENTRE
The Federal Government has commenced the construction of an ultra-modern National Control Centre for the Nigerian Independent System Operator, NISO, in Osogbo, Osun State.
The new centre will replace a 64-year-old facility so as to effectively manage the national grid.
A statement by the Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe says the new centre will give NISO real-time visibility of the national grid and the capacity to respond promptly to system events, describing it as a concrete expression of the President’s determination to fix underlying weaknesses in electricity supply.
Upon completion the centre will deploy integrated SCADA, large-format displays and analytics to assist operators detect developing faults, plan preventive maintenance and optimise existing generation and transmission capacity.
It also notes that it will improve response to system disturbances, support renewable energy integration, strengthen Nigeria’s coordination within the West African Power Pool and enhance physical and cyber security.