ayoola2002:
Mumuu...... Can u please, tell me the poverty level of those country you just mention?

demelza:
Umm... Sir, you really cannot blame the 90% who have heard this kind of talk before with nothing to show for it. Like it is said in the local parlance "na today?" Dont act as if you dont know that the private sector here is controlled by those who have connections in government. So it doesn't matter if he says private or public sector, the money go still enter the same pockets. And I wont comment on you comparing Nigeria with Dubai because I want to believe you were being sarcastic.

musiwa7: ti e ba ti ile ise , it ijoba apapo ti gbo owo. e ma save owo. ki ni to ye ki ijo state se ni yi.. ti wa ba fu yi lo owo. e ni je ke won gba owo lo wo yi

Obstey01:
You're making sense....... But you seem to have forgotten that Abj is the capital city and hence shouldn't be congested like Lagos, New york and oda great cities in d world. Mass immigration to Abj shouldn't be encouraged @ all. The current situation there is as a result of the obstruction of free flow of moni and uneven/complete lack of sources of maintenance for guys.

KenGali: Abeg, make them no build the thing for Abuja, Onitsha is a better location. Or the FG should sponsor such Private Sector driven Federal Cities in Three or six zones over the next twenty Year. IThat will give average Nigerians access to residences in places that actually works, meant for human being (not monkies like Lagos) with major underground drainage, gas, water, and power networks, and superior intracity transport. Building it in Abuja will limit the benefits to politicians, while those of us in oil states will still be crying over what has been spent there already! It will allow the FG to set a new standard for city development in Nigeria. Abuja should be kept small and efficient. By the way having cities that are colossally large has never been a good model, but rather an evidence of lack of planning.

Sarcoc: Its so sad that 90% of Nigerians her on naira land are plainly stupid! How can this announcement not be welcomed? Look at the effect of such development in Dubai! East London etc? Do you guys just criticise for the sake of it? PRIVATE SECTOR DRIVEN is the key phrase here. If they build hospitals in S Africa we complain now they want to develop Nigeria some fools are opening their wide mouths

afam4eva: What a waste of resources.

thelastPope: u must be a .... to beleive everything FG spits out!

Which money will enter which pocket? You can't understand English or what? They said private sector will fund it, you say money will still enter pocket? What concern government there? What concerns you there? Which part of "government will not spend kobo there" don't you understand?

cyril83: Nigeria @100 make i laugh in yoruba says who nigeria will ever last till dat time,mind you a word nigeria will defo be erased @55 so dnt bother to waste any fund

take dat: Like say no be government officials
and their business allies outside
government be d private investors.

seems like an Opportunity for government to allocate cheap or free land to their cronies.

tutee1000: Nigeria needs about 20 million housing units to optimally satisfy its citizens (minister for housing, 2012). Any move to provide more housing accommodation is highly welcomed.

Mr.
Maku blamed the media for Nigeria’s poor
image as a corrupt country.

. Maku urged the
media and the people of the country to help
the government to present a better image of
the nation to the world.

Pastor Ola: Is this a long term plan, 48years ahead.