Long live SW

Long live Oodua land

SW o ni baje

agbameta: Long live SW

Long live Oodua land

SW o ni baje

O Baje Tiiiiii!!

This is really good.

SW is coming up with their 3billion mall. maybe in 50 years time, they will start something like this on in Anambra STATE https://www.nairaland.com/1500187/n50bn-west-african-trade-centre

Pictures?

FreeGlobe: SW is coming up with their 3billion mall. maybe in 50 years time, they will start something like this on in Anambra STATE https://www.nairaland.com/1500187/n50bn-west-african-trade-centre

We are talking about started, completed and commissioned malls and this nnewi village Dillard is talking about some meaningless village, newspaper project and isi ewu project wey no go see the light of the day.

When was the last time you villagers started and commissioned any project gan sef?

Ibo logic is always upside down logic..

agbameta:


We are talking about modern malls started, completed and commissioned and this nnewi village Dullard is talking about some worthless newspaper and isi ewu joint peoject wey no see the light of the day.....

When was the last time you villagers started and commissioned anything gan sef.?

Ibo logic is always upside logic.

I didn't mean any harm, I was just encouraging the entire region not to rest on its 3billion naira mall oars citing a State of the federation as a mere example.

Nice one

And this one in case you missed it.


Govt promises patronage as N550m Ekiti burnt bricks plant set for operationj

By Press Release
October 9, 2013 12:39:42pm GMT

Ekiti State

With an annual capacity to produce 20 million units of blocks, the Burnt Bricks Factory at Ire-Ekiti, Ekiti State will resume operation next month, it was learnt yesterday.

The plant, jointly owned by Oodua Investment and Ekiti State government is being refurbished to compete with conventional brick molders in the Southwest and Northcentral.

Already, the state government has indicated to patronize the products of the factory – burnt bricks for its building projects, including public schools.

State Deputy Governor Prof Modupe Adelabu dropped the hint yesterday during an on-the-spot assessment of the rehabilitation of the multi-million naira factory located in Oye Local Government Area of the state.

After tour of facilities, guided by the project manager, Mr. Abiodun Adedeji, the deputy governor said the resuscitation of the moribund factory was in tune with the radical approach of the Governor Kayode Fayemi to enlist Ekiti on the industrial map of Nigeria.

Besides, she said the factory, when operational, will provide employment for the teaming youths thereby reducing rural-urban drifts and brain drain which the government has been battling to reverse.

She disclosed that the purpose of her visit was to ascertain the completion level and the production capacity from the appropriate quarter because the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), an agency under her supervision, would patronize the bricks from the factory for the perimeter fencing of public schools and for the construction of government projects.

Adelabu, who expressed satisfaction at the level of completion, urged handlers of the project to expedite action to deliver the project on schedule, saying the factory will also boost the state economy.

Mr. Adedeji, who took the deputy governor round the plant, put the level of work attained at more than 80 per cent, pointing out that the state government had invested N550 million money on the rehabilitation of the moribund plant.

According to him, the plant would offer about 300 direct employment opportunities, while several others would be engaged in one form or the other, when completed.

He also confirmed that factory will resume production next month even as he informed that expatriates are due in the state on Friday to handle the highly technical and mechanical aspect of rehabilitation.

The expatriates will also train local artisans who will operate the plant.