ujoinme:
Watch the video below you will hear from the governors mouth at about 4:01 the number and length of most of the roads he built. you are welcome Akpabios works speaks for himself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T32GCKOqW-Q#t=263

kel4soft:

The video is for what? I don't air time to waste. I hope you name atleast 6 dualised roads in Uyo city constructed started and completed by Akpabio.

kel4soft: I expected you as resident of Uyo to know the number of roads dualised by your Governor.

ujoinme: Uyo Storm Drain: in bid to solve the flood problems that plagues the state due to the flat nature of Uyo, the government has embarked on about 4km storm drain project with several receptacles that runs from the tropicana entertainment centre in Uyo all the way to Mbikpong in ibesikpo asutan LGA where it empties into a natural pond.

this is quite an ambitious project and is handled by julius berger this is in addition to the extensive pipe jacked underground drainage in Uyo and Abak LGA respectively which were completed and put to use about a year ago.

Yet another proactive tool by the government to combat flooding menace in the state.

Emmadani: ode,you dnt knw what to say again.badbelle to the core.

kel4soft: OP
It looks like there are repetition pictures frokm different angles.

Even when I watched the uncommon transformation on television. I noticed same thing.
I will appreciate if you will give me the names of all roads started and completed by Akpabio. Exclude the ones started or completed by Victor Attah.

I would like to know
1. How many dualised roads (length and width) with their names
2. The length and width of each road
3. How many flyovers and sizes (span and width)

Thank you.

Emmadani: i will give you dualised federal roads;Ekom iman-Ekit itam federal high way,uyo-abak highway,aka-nnung udoe dual carriage way with the [b]biggest round about in nigeria,[/b]uyo-oron road{the airport road},uyo-ikotekpene-aba federal highway,currently dualising eket-etinan road,ekit itam-ikot oko ikono road...,If you no fit pronounce am,SORRI

St. Edwin:


I simply don't want to dignify ur petty sycophancy with a response. Go and meet someone of ur pay-grade and likemindedness.....
If in the 21st century, u can be deceived and manipulated based on ethnic sentiments......You are on a long thing....hian

St. Edwin:


@bolded -What the hell? Are we this developmentally retarded that people now enumerate the size of a 'roundabout' as an achievement? Mon Dieu! Abasi mbok nyang ndito nfo.....Jesus Christ!!! A road with the biggest roundabout is now a milestone?
Lord Have Mercy!!

Emmadani: this thread is not meant for haters like you that would always criticize gud tinz,haters will always die as a result of hatred and jealousy,let me not say your life would be cut of short,it might seem harsh..,but guy,you are on a shooort thing.

Emmadani: lol,that wan is not enough 4 you mr hater.dnt allow me start breaking record for you o.

ujoinme: ^^ i agree with you on your above points. but i don't want govt building business its not sustainable but they should rather grant incentives to give investors the opportunity to get it done

ujoinme: ^^ the job of government is not to build industries! Govt has no business in business, Governor Akpabio should not spend the state funds in building industries especially heavy industries.
But rather as i stated earlier create an enabling environment for the private sector to invest/establish business in the state by providing good road networks like he is doing,Setting up parastatals whose sole responsibility is to reduce the ease of doing business in the state,by making land acquisition easy for would be investors and using those land as govt. equity in the investments, and also as a govt assume a business/ investor friendly posture within an outside the country.

The only business that AKSG should be involved in is in small/middle scale (SME) business by offering incentives for residents of the state in form of subsidized loans to serious entrepreneurs and farmers/Agribusiness (small scale). and farming should be funded by the state as a business and not funded as political developmental projects.

The paramount business of Govt. is to invest heavily on infrastructures such roads, drainages,water, electricity/power, air/seaport,security hospitals,Education ETC.

Thats why am very much in support of the second point you raised The Ibaka Seaport should be seen as the number 1 top priority for the state of Akwa Ibom if we want to unlock the the economic/industrial potential of the state/region. It cannot be done without that seaport.once that is in place it will be very difficult for any investor coming into Nigeria to avoid the state - with a functional deep seaport, airport, good road/distribution network, gas/electricity supply etc. what AKSG is slowly putting in place are the bedrock of industrialization my only gripe is that its not taking the seaport project as serious as they should.

CFCfan: Latest render of Ibom airport: According to the link below, the terminal building will cost 120 million Euros (N26.02bn)
http://www.kingdomarchitecture.com/project/new-uyo/

Omg

I must visit this airport. When its complete of course.

abm2pistle: @OP some beautiful part of uyo I was most expecting is not here. ( Tropicana)