benswagtt: ah!!! Bros migwo.... I grit u... Hmmm weytin we go do na? Since he manage do dis 1 make we happy small

ma voh my broda, manage do wetin? Happy for wetin? If u b small pikin and dem dash u 1k, ur bross come opress u collect am come chuuk sweet for your mouth say make u lick, u go happy?

BrownKnight:
lol you say wait for hours on end? There is no road to even transport yourself through.

I swear...... This town is Fuked
Warri’s endless traffic gridlocks Posted by: BOLAJI OGUNDELE
in Niger Delta 7 days ago Warri, the commercial nerve centre of Delta State, usually witnesses traffic gridlocks, which have been traced to bad spots across the stretch of the roads, writes BOLAJI OGUNDELE Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan, to an
average Delta State indigene or resident,
is a performer. Not a few believe that the
governor, especially in his second term,
has doubled efforts to improve the state
of the road networks in the oil-rich enclave. But, for residents of Warri metropolis and
its environs, the state of roads in many
parts of the city is still a source of
concern. As a result of this, traffic jams
have been a daily experience in the
metropolis. Warri is small in size, but it is criss-
crossed by one of the most complex road
networks in the southern part of Nigeria.
It is thus not uncommon to hear people
make statements, such as “Only God
knows what these people (government officials) are doing, there’s no reason why
we should be experiencing this” or “if you
get to the front now, you will see no real
reason for this traffic jam”. Niger Delta Report found out that the
road jams are mostly occasioned by bad
spots, which usually are not longer than
50 to 150 metres. In some other cases,
the bad spots are recently created by
another set of public messengers, who are tasked with the responsibility of
taking pipe-borne water to households in
the city. In the process of carrying out
their task, especially when they have to
take pipelines from one side of the road
to the other, they have had to break across hitherto good roads to be able to
dig the ground and lay pipes. At the end
of laying these pipes, the breaches
created on the roads are merely covered
with raw earth, which have been washed
away by the ceaseless rains of Warri, leaving scores of gapping junctions across
the city. Some road users said they were looking
up to the government to correct the
situation. Some summed the situation up
as government’s ineptitude. Commissioner for Works Solomon
Funkekeme did not pick his call, neither
respond to a text message sent to him
before filing this report. in

BraniacX:
ma voh my broda, manage do wetin? Happy for wetin? If u b small pikin and dem dash u 1k, ur bross come opress u collect am come chuuk sweet for your mouth say make u lick, u go happy?

magarie..... Hahahahaha! Dis ur philosophy funny oo... Na true sha... Dat guy don eat pass weytin he don do for delta... Na only cheap transport b d only tin wey e do