Piped Interest

It is amazing the zeal that envelops the Godswill Akpabio led administration in the provision of potable water in the rural communities. A total number of 122 boreholes are ready to be commissioned this year, 2010.

In 2009, twenty two local government councils got 47 boreholes spread across for them as their size and need warrants. In 2008, when the present administration was just one year in office, governor Akpabio commissioned a number of 3 boreholes in Eket, 2 in Etim Ekpo, 1 in Etinan, 2 in Ibiono Ibom, 1 each in Ikono, Ikot Abasi, Ikot Ekpene, Ini, Mbo, Nsit Atai, Nsit Ubium, Onna,Oruk Annam, Uran, Urue Offong, Oruko, while Okobo got 3, Mkpat Enin 2, and Uyo 2 to a total of 28 boreholes.

cjrane: [size=18pt]Fashola is a shameless noise maker. Like his average native Yoruba person. It is an insult to compare him to Akpabio that have been developing his state without any help from the Federal Government nor heavily taxing non-indigenes unfairly, only to deport them after using their tax money.

If the Federal Government of Nigeria had not built Lagos as Nigeria's Federal capital territory and in the process creating our present economic problems by the mindless spending of all our money earned in the oil boom days on Lagos infrastructure, instead of building sustainable industries around the country to help Nigeria develop in a balanced way . Lagos would have been far less developed than Ado Ekiti in spite of Fashola's noise making.[/size]

agbameta:
Parks and recreation





IBOM TROPICANA

Obiagelli:
DUDE STOP MESSING UP THIS THREAD, IT'S ABOUT PROJECTS, why not open your own thread

karl max: don't mind them. Na the ppp road that was poorly renovated by lcc ...the lekki-epe expreSs road that has not been completed since 7years now and yet were paying toll for it as work is going on...

software man:

The fact that you can even capture all the roads just built in akwa ibom in a few snaps tells me that the guy has not done much. FASHOLA has built hundreds of roads , renovated hundreds on a yearly basis.
How many roads are you paying toll for aside from the lekki road?

agbameta: Well, that concludes Akwa Ibom's part of the thread.

I'll now start with Fashola from Lagos State.

agbameta: Well, that concludes Akwa Ibom's part of the thread.

I'll now start with Fashola from Lagos State.

Atouke:

is environment not part of the issue/ topic of comparison? last i checked agbameta included environment as one of the indices of comparison
you can check the sources if you dispute the images as all of mine has sources.
Stop crying if you cant stand the heat then dont stay in the kitchen

Obiagelli:
it clearly states projects, if everyone start posting irrelevant pictures of villages in Akwa Ibom, will the thread make any sense. SHOULD WE START PASTING PICS OF VILLAGES IN AKWA IBOM? I hope you will be here when pics of fasholas projects start coming in

agbameta:


Stop posting pictures of roads, there are more than enough pictures of roads in this thread.

Atouke: lagos roads

Atouke: lagos roads

agbameta:



You are messing up the thread? Damn!! What is wrong with you?

agbameta:



You are messing up the thread? Damn!! What is wrong with you?

Atouke: @ agbamete why are you complaining?dont blame me for everyone is awaiting fasholas project no PPPs and no private sector investments.

Lagos Sends 300 People With Kidney Problems Abroad For Treatment

Lagos — About 300 people with kidney related problems were sent abroad for treatment by the Lagos State government in the past one year. Governor Babatunde Fashola disclosed this when he received a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) yesterday.

According to Fashola, the 300 beneficiaries were referred to hospitals in England, US and India due to lack of necessary facilities for the surgery in Nigeria. The governor also reiterated the commitment of the state government to develop the Gbagada General Hospital's Intensive Care Unit for kidney transplant and dialysis. He said the project would be executed in the first quarter of 2011.

"We are already recruiting staff and consultants, who will manage the facilities at the hospital," he added.


http://allafrica.com/stories/printable/201011300227.html