Bryan12: Look dude I drive within that axis at least two times every single day.Believe me if I say that I've never seen a single person making use of that brigde.

Ahmeduana:
TO YOU BA? GO TO SAUDI AND SEE ROAD TUNNEL ALMOST 5KM LONG FULLY AIR CONDITIONED.

kayce911: Who want to use that when u can easily cross the road by looking left and right,while u enjoy ur natural air.

eleojo23:
Brilliant! we've got too many people who get easily offended at other people's opinion at the expense of reason.
Millions ain't money right? You can't do anything reasonable with 10million?
This ITK seems not to know something that you know. Please educate me.

emmykk: the bridget have been there for 3yrs plus,yet no mad man.always negative mind set

nonsoafm: Hmmm! So NDDC really have some projects to their name ? Nice one anyway. I bet you if you bring this to lagos you will need at least four LASTMA officers on it. I trust lagosians

Bryan12: Look dude I drive within that axis at least two times every single day.Believe me if I say that I've never seen a single person making use of that brigde.

Goandie:

Bros what u tryin 2 say here hmm why u beatin around nairaland

dj187: Just a matter of time before Mad men & women will dump their load there

Adofaya: What for, when most people in Philippines finds it difficult to make ends meet. When I went to Ph for the first time this year, I thought people there were averagely OK. Come and see the type of vehicles they use as taxi, you will be suprise n ask yourself whether you are in Ph.

Bryan12: Look dude I drive within that axis at least two times every single day.Believe me if I say that I've never seen a single person making use of that brigde.

PhockPhockMan: It's not for public use, but for NDDC.

marieolae: What a waste of money. Is this really needed? People don't need to be air conditioned when they are in a haste to get their destinations. Nigerians and their irrelevant ideas.

marieolae: What a waste of money. Is this really needed? People don't need to be air conditioned when they are in a haste to get their destinations. Nigerians and their irrelevant ideas.

Adofaya: What for, when most people in Philippines finds it difficult to make ends meet. When I went to Ph for the first time this year, I thought people there were averagely OK. Come and see the type of vehicles they use as taxi, you will be suprise n ask yourself whether you are in Ph.

Bryan12: What's the essence of constructing"a bridge"in the middle of a busy road?

Bryan12: This is a perfect discription of a white elephant project.Everytime I pass there I regret being a nigerian.

Truckpusher: Op Come o ,your phone na Nokia 3310 camera phone?

kenex4ever:

Am not offended actually, but I just felt money wasn't wasted there. Assuming they did not build it at all will any of us ask dem to bring d money? I think dey should have built more of that on dat road because dat is d only one on d whole of d road. I apologize 4 sounding harsh initially

Reference:

Sorry to burst your bubble but he's speaking about an overall attitude. Afterall how much is a stick of cigarette or a bottle of beer or a punt at the casino, but it is ruinous. This 'little' display is the tip of an enormous wasteful attitude pervading government agencies NDDC included. And except for morally bankrupt people it is just misplaced. I'm sorry, I can't understand. In saner climes the NDDC should be like some NGO, maximising government grants for critical development projects. Not this elitist contraption.

PhockPhockMan: It is situated at the front of NDDC headquarter near GRA junction Aba road, PortHarcourt. It constructed by NDDC for easy movement of their visitors and clients to their office from the other side of the road. It's fully air conditioned and secured.

justi4jesu: Pass that bridge @ your own risk at night, those garrison boys are not smiling