Na MoU una take hold today. Una don forget the promise and fail things. Why are you guys always nag, every complain in the world to rubbish one achievement na him u know. I don't know the complain that you people will use again, maybe why gej family no dey among the labourer use in doing the project

DJDOLA: Brazil that country is so poor...thank God am a nigerian

Brazil is poor... Are you retarded? Brazil's development is the apex of all of the Latin America. The only country that has spawned similar to Brazil is Argentina. Brazil is doing way better than Nigeria.

Se dem don sort out their own country palaver first before dem dey com Nija to build satelite town! Yeye fee-dee-fee propaganda, we will soon know the real owners of the so-called satelite town

Nigeria pays $6 Billion every year to Foreign consultants whilst educated Nigerians remain unemployed.

What a country!

I tot these guys are stil having prob hosting world cup nd dem cum down here signing MoU

http://photos.uk.msn.com/slideshow/photos/commuting-in-brazil/2x1bw7x3#14


Brazil has some of the world's worst traffic jams, with commuters sometimes needing three hours to travel about nine miles across Brazil's biggest city and financial capital

funny no brainer of a country.
Why you have to bait a country which is not necessarily richer than you to come and develope you is a head scratcher....should we not be the brazil of Africa or even better?.

Why dem no go sign MoU ?; Afterall Mou signed MoU before taking the Chelsea offer. You no sign MoU before you giv ur wife belle ni. Soon we go sign MoU with South Sudan for the generation of 50,000 MW of electricity.

Why dem no go sign MoU ?; Afterall Mou signed MoU before taking the Chelsea offer. You no sign MoU before you giv ur wife belle ni. Soon we go sign MoU with South Sudan for the generation of 50,000 MW of electricity. 8-)8-)8-)8-)8-).

Touchforfree: Why dem no go sign MoU ?; Afterall Mou signed MoU before taking the Chelsea offer. You no sign MoU before you giv ur wife belle ni. Soon we go sign MoU with South Sudan for the generation of 50,000 MW of electricity. 8-)8-)8-)8-)8-).

LWKMD

CFCfan:

I hope Nigerian engineers will be part of the project at some stage

Most. likely as Site Engineers and definitely as Government named Project Consultants.

Hope the Consultants won't go and collect bribe sha o.

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CROWÉ:

How it works is that those engineering graduates would come together and start up a company and approach the federal government to invest in them, help them start up and give them projects. Unless you can have solid information that there have been such groups seriously trying to do such a thing there really isn't a reason to criticize the government. Having a degree is not enough, they need an entire company with capital and equipment, something the government will probably need to help them acquire.

Oga@thetop,

Everything you've said is correct,
but the investment thing is the problem.

One man I know is one of the very few Substation Engineers below 65years old in this country. I have pestered him for years to float a company to vie for power projects.

All I can say is, after almost 8 years, he informed me just last month that he has got a FOREIGN PARTNER so he can be taken seriously.

How can a fresh graduate cope?

New satellite town for who? Homeless Nigerians or Jus so our corrupt leaders can acquire more and more? Abeg!!!
Brazil don build world cup stadia finish? How r we sure this guys didn't come with that money. Who are they? Where and what have they invested in? What's the hallmark and landmark of their company? Don't be surprised that this may actually be owned by a nigerian(s) using Brazilian investors as a shade! SmH

The FCT truly needs an additional satellite town. The present ones seem to be overstretched, and the Abuja city centre is too costly for the average civil servant/Nigerian to live in.

CROWÉ:

How it works is that those engineering graduates would come together and start up a company and approach the federal government to invest in them, help them start up and give them projects. Unless you can have solid information that there have been such groups seriously trying to do such a thing there really isn't a reason to criticize the government. Having a degree is not enough, they need an entire company with capital and equipment, something the government will probably need to help them acquire.

if we have a visionary govt, this should be ABC of our development.
Just last two weeks the minister for housing said her ministry is not responsible for providing affrodable accommodation.

We don't need housing estates, especially in Abuja.

We need social infrastructures that will quickly reach the masses, the 90%.

Hospital with new age technology.
Mass transit like trains linking the country.
Electricity, nuclear preferably.
A waterways system.

nigeria only have land in abuja. and not in any state because of the issue of Sovereignty And Autonomy in 1957. it was included that the 3 unit that made up nigeria most have Sovereignty And Autonomy. only abuja is govt land.. which was forceful taken from the real owners.. they are discriminated on too because they are the only nigerian who can not become governors of state

that's a welcome development, we need more satellite towns in Abuja, the Area councils are so dry apart from Bwari and Kuje. am Happy but let it not be like doing a white elephant project.

i believe abuja should be a state. i will create 8 new state.. if i was there.. a state for

idoma/igalla, kogi/benue

akoko/owo/ifon/akoko edo/owan in edo and ondo

abuja from niger state and abuja

ibadan from oyo state

biu from borno/adamawa

warri state from delta

zaria from kaduna /katsina

ijebu fro ogun state.

kunlekunle:

if we have a visionary govt, this should be ABC of our development.
Just last two weeks the minister for housing said her ministry is not responsible for providing affrodable accommodation.

lol, them who did he say is?

CROWÉ:

lol, them who did he say is?

omo wetin u talk?

Sorry

kunlekunle:

if we have a visionary govt, this should be ABC of our development.
Just last two weeks the minister for housing said her ministry is not responsible for providing affrodable accommodation.

Who do they then claim is responsible for providing affordable accommodation to the people?

ril19: and these are the kind of things that continue to make housing cost to sky-rocket in this country. Why can't Nigeria just borrow a leaf from countries like Egypt wherein housing is ninety percent owned and controlled by the government rather than privat owners.
Just because of this "foreign investment craze" of the federal government, anything now goes.

You nailed the Real african problem, its copy and paste policies.
when problems starts no one has solution to it.