Parish-priest:
Dayo-akamu, Eko-ole and Blacktooth won't comment on this thread. Jona carry dey go jare.

Sincere 9gerian:
Some intelligent haters know when to stay away from NL for sometime or adopt siddon look approach.
Perhaps when the president grants another state pardon in 2019, they may re-appear again to make their usual noise.

However, the foolish haters appear even when it is dangerous to do so. Consequently, they'r always at receiving end of deadly and devastating punches.

doctokwus: Depends on how u want to read d advert.Gej apologists wud read it literary as:"d roads are getting better".But ABC may actually mean travel by road is safer and cheaper wen u consider d mishaps and exorbitant cost of airtravel.So each side interprets to its own advantage,its only d roads demselves dat can give us d truthful answer,if only roads cud talk.

You deserve to be gruesomely caned for this rare display of stvpidity . . .

Damn !! Son, your impeccably very silly

jmaine:

ROSSIKE:

Actually if a major private interstate road transport company says the roads are ''getting better'', you MUST take them a tad seriously given the nature of their work. YOU are not in a position to say ''it's not true'' UNLESS and ONLY UNLESS you have traversed the ENTIRE NATION the way that company has, and done an assessment based on THAT. You do not look at the federal road behind your street and say ''nothing's changed'' based on the fact that it still looks the same. That's illiterate.

Ovo Close:

Common sense is scarce. So, will Dana airways tell you that Nigerian airspace is not safe? Or Mr Biggs will tell you that too much junk food is not good? Your response should be "I traveled so and so road recently and it has improved since the last time due to repairs, etc...not quoting an advert meant to give people confidence in our roads and as a result, buy ABC tickets! Our schools are really producing dead woods in this country.

Ilaje Omuro: ABC Transport was a beneficiary of the Subsidy palliative. What else can you expect from them!

ballabriggs: Did ABC list the South East and South South roads as some of the roads that are "getting better"?

Amadioha will strike liars O.

Kc3000: [size=15pt]Heard they've started working on the mother of all death traps, commonly known as Enugu-PH expressway. This abomination of a road traverses the entire length of Abia state,leaving an ugly scare on the face of an otherwise beautiful state. Without exaggeration, some stretches of this road look like what one would expect to see in a war zone.It has been in a comatose state since I was in primary school, and if GEJ somehow manages to revive this road[/size](mind you, it has defied many irresolute attempts to resuscitate it in the past), then there's really hope for Nigerian roads.

Kc3000: Heard they've started working on the mother of all death traps, commonly known as Enugu-PH expressway. This abomination of a road traverses the entire length of Abia state,leaving an ugly scare on the face of an otherwise beautiful state. Without exaggeration, some stretches of this road look like what one would expect to see in a war zone.It has been in a comatose state since I was in primary school, and if GEJ somehow manages to revive this road(mind you, it has defied many irresolute attempts to resuscitate it in the past), then there's really hope for Nigerian roads.

Kc3000: Heard they've started working on the mother of all death traps, commonly known as Enugu-PH expressway. This abomination of a road traverses the entire length of Abia state,leaving an ugly scare on the face of an otherwise beautiful state. Without exaggeration, some stretches of this road look like what one would expect to see in a war zone.It has been in a comatose state since I was in primary school, and if GEJ somehow manages to revive this road(mind you, it has defied many irresolute attempts to resuscitate it in the past), then there's really hope for Nigerian roads.

Rossikk: You obviously haven't travelled there in a while. That Enugu-PH road is Completely fixed and is one of the smoothest rides you'll ever undertake in this country today.. This is why I say that Nigerians are spectacularly uninformed about the progress the country is making. Someone travels on a poor road three years ago and automatically assumes the road is still the way it was. Terrible.

Okija_juju:

Are you sure about the state of that road?!

I swear I have it somewhere at the back of my mind that this road has stopped to exist. Thats why on my last trip to Enugu, I went to Onitsha and then started heading for Enugu which was not only a longer trip, but also had some of the worst roads I have ever driven on (although they were under construction at the time)..

Please reconfirm to me that Enugu - PH road is now okay. Especially the part that cuts through ABA/Abia. Use % okay please and if possible, compare it to another notably good road.

Thanks.

Okija_juju:

Are you sure about the state of that road?!

I swear I have it somewhere at the back of my mind that this road has stopped to exist. Thats why on my last trip to Enugu, I went to Onitsha and then started heading for Enugu which was not only a longer trip, but also had some of the worst roads I have ever driven on (although they were under construction at the time)..

Please reconfirm to me that Enugu - PH road is now okay. Especially the part that cuts through ABA/Abia. Use % okay please and if possible, compare it to another notably good road.

Thanks.

ROSSIKE:

My brother, no need to talk too much. Just get on that road and see what they've done to the road. That road is now completely perfect and smooth from start to finish. I score it 100%. I was even asking my friend if he was sure we were on the right road, he said yes. I couldn't believe it.

Thank you!!


Enugu!! Here I come...

awodman:
Very smooth...I passed through that road today...was travelling from owerri to aba

ROSSIKE: ^^^Aba-Owerri road is completely rebuilt and dualised. Very smooth ride.

asha 80: how is owerri to aba road?

Venchy:
I hope they've heard about the loss of life along Benin-Ore road, 110 lifes has been reported dead from such horrendous accident caused their DEATH TRAP.

Venchy:
I hope they've heard about the loss of life along Benin-Ore road, 110 lifes has been reported dead from such horrendous accident caused their DEATH TRAP.

According to eyewitness, the accident occurred at Ugbogui, near Ofosu, in Ovia South-West when a cement-laden trailer reportedly had a burst tyre and rammed into a petrol tanker carrying fuel. The fuel tanker had hit a fully loaded luxury bus, which burst into flames.[/b]

Venchy: Where are the government GOATS especially the FOOL called ROSSIKE on monthly pay roll that comes on NL to flogg Nigerian roads?

Venchy: Where are the government GOATS especially the FOOL called ROSSIKE on monthly pay roll that comes on NL to flogg Nigerian roads?

I hope they've heard about the loss of life along Benin-Ore road, 110 lifes has been reported dead from such horrendous accident caused their DEATH TRAP.

In the country of the BLIND, a man with one eye is always the king.