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Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by Funbii(m): 7:56am On Aug 06, 2015
Ok
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by starbuck(f): 7:59am On Aug 06, 2015
babyfaceafrica:
Nigerians exploiting nigerians in times of trouble..when would we learn?!...latter some people will be ranting at the government ,did the government make you collect 200 naira to cross the bridge..greedy fellows!!!!









So you were expecting them to do it free of charge....... Go get some sense
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by ndufrank: 7:59am On Aug 06, 2015
God is in control
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by begwong: 8:02am On Aug 06, 2015
udemzyudex:
Op, I no see any bridge for there ooooo, which one are you talking about?
Please take your breakfast and read again . THE WATER LEVEL ROSE ABOVE THE BRIDGE, HOW THEN CAN YOU SEE THE BRIDGE BIKO?
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by acunon: 8:03am On Aug 06, 2015
Rip
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by annice2014: 8:07am On Aug 06, 2015
sentaljohn:
I hope what happened sometime in 2013 in Lokoja doesn't repeat itself
Ejor, what happened then?
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by watchindelta(m): 8:09am On Aug 06, 2015
rip to d dead. but way d bridge?
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by myushau74(m): 8:10am On Aug 06, 2015
boboLIL:
Construction of higher bridge required.....
yah that's all what is needed
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by ylaa(f): 8:12am On Aug 06, 2015
PITY
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by ewosk: 8:12am On Aug 06, 2015
babyfaceafrica:
Nigerians exploiting nigerians in times of trouble..when would we learn?!...latter some people will be ranting at the government ,did the government make you collect 200 naira to cross the bridge..greedy fellows!!!!

Ogaa i dont think the people were compelled asin forced to pay.... abi na u or d government buy bike for them.... ooo i forget say if d bike spoil na ur house dem go come repair am free of charge..... talk dey cheap... u wont try It if u b okada guy n even if u do the price certainly won't b d same...dem nor cross bridge that's River Lange Crossing
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by rigarmortis: 8:14am On Aug 06, 2015
MistaHumble:
It is well....

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Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by OBTMOS(m): 8:15am On Aug 06, 2015
MistaHumble:
It is well....

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We provide cost-effective services in Nigeria's downstream Oil and Gas sector which is focused on marketing, supply and distribution of refined crude oil products like Automotive Gas Oil (AGO) known as Diesel, PMS Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) known as Fuel, Dual Purpose Kerosene (DPK) known as Kerosene, Cooking Gas and Lubricants.

Our Service Mode of Marketing, Supply and Distribution are summarised below:

Marketing: We market petroleum products such as AGO, DPK and PMS for bulk importers. Our clientele in this regard are suppliers and retailers.
Supply: We provide Diesel, Kerosene, Cooking Gas and Lubricant supply services to end consumers within Lagos State. Our clientele in this area are industries, residential estates, hotels, shipping companies, banks, governmental organizations, hospitals, religious organizations, major transporters and telecoms companies.
Distribution: We have range of tanker trucks to distribute purchased petroleum products to different locations. Our range of long trucks with 33, 000 liters capacity operates Lagos and other parts of the country while our range of short trucks (Peddlers) with 20, 000 – 5, 000 liters operates only in Lagos, Ogun and Ondo state. Our clientele here are retailers and suppliers.
Specialized Telecoms Base Stations Diesel Supply Service

We have designed specialized diesel supply concept targeted at telecoms companies to address diesel availability challenges they're often faced with. We came up with this concept after having carefully researched and scrutinized the diesel supply needs, order frequency and consumption mode of three of the major players in the telecoms industry.

After our research, we were able to identify some challenges and have ever since designed our diesel supply concept to counter them. One of the challenges identified was the uncertainty of hiring well-maintained metered trucks with impressive meter reading accuracy.

This is very important as most trucks are fitted with tampered and fraudulently modified meter thereby causing undue shortages to their clients without them knowing it: an ugly situation which is known for causing irregular diesel ordering frequency!

Another issue of concern is the fact that most diesel suppliers accept LPO way beyond what they can handle thereby causing unnecessary delay which results in the telecoms network downtime which in effect causes untold hardship that gives birth to frustration to their subscribers. No reasonable telecoms company would tolerate such more so now that subscribers hunting by telecoms companies via number porting has become the norm.

To carry out an effective telecoms diesel supply service, it's important that these issues are properly addressed even before submitting any business proposal. At Echedos Investment Limited, our business philosophy is "the provision of cost-effective services that add great value to our customers", this is our business philosophy and we meant every bit of it.

Having considered the above mentioned issues and other factors, we came up with our own unique strategies to address them. We understand how important it is for telecoms base stations to maintain uptime consistency and as such, we handle every telecoms base station diesel supply order with absolute seriousness.
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Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by Felaak47(m): 8:20am On Aug 06, 2015
udemzyudex:
Op, I no see any bridge for there ooooo, which one are you talking about?
it seems u are obviously blind with open eyes.
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by sweetgala(m): 8:26am On Aug 06, 2015
begwong:

Please take your breakfast and read again . THE WATER LEVEL ROSE ABOVE THE BRIDGE, HOW THEN CAN YOU SEE THE BRIDGE BIKO?

Looking at the pictures I don't think there is an effective bridge there either. Looks like an old platform made of that bridge needs to be raised and the river dredged
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by Nobody: 8:43am On Aug 06, 2015
This is what my people would say "water don pass garri"
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by udemzyudex(m): 8:47am On Aug 06, 2015
Felaak47:
it seems u are obviously blind with open eyes.

Naa... You're the one who is blind, does that place look like where there is bridge?


Your stup1d1ty is alarming . Smh
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by Daniel058(m): 11:36am On Aug 06, 2015
babyfaceafrica:
Nigerians exploiting nigerians in times of trouble..when would we learn?!...latter some people will be ranting at the government ,did the government make you collect 200 naira to cross the bridge..greedy fellows!!!!
what do you mean?
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by zheroes(m): 11:42am On Aug 06, 2015
babyfaceafrica:
Nigerians exploiting nigerians in times of trouble..when would we learn?!...latter some people will be ranting at the government ,did the government make you collect 200 naira to cross the bridge..greedy fellows!!!!
ITS JUST A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY BRO. SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST.
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by Appareil(m): 11:44am On Aug 06, 2015
WHY DO SOME YOUTHS ENJOY POSTING PORNOGRAPHIC VIDEOS ONLINE? NAIRALAND IS INTERESETING BUT WITH THIS...........I AM SORRY.
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by Onyiido: 11:52am On Aug 06, 2015
udemzyudex:
Op, I no see any bridge for there ooooo, which one are you talking about?
Wetin do ur eyes. Did u read the post @ all, there was no bridge there.
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by udemzyudex(m): 1:59pm On Aug 06, 2015
Onyiido:
Wetin do ur eyes. Did u read the post @ all, there was no bridge there.

Wetin do your own eyes? Did you even read the heading of the post? He said " River Water Level Rises Above
Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State"


Smh
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by Onyiido: 2:34pm On Aug 06, 2015
udemzyudex:


Wetin do your own eyes? Did you even read the heading of the post? He said " River Water Level Rises Above
Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State"


Smh
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Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by udemzyudex(m): 2:48pm On Aug 06, 2015
Onyiido:
lipsrsealed seen
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grin
Re: River Water Level Rises Above Bridge As Man Drowns In Plateau State (Photos) by pen2(m): 6:13pm On Aug 07, 2015
Dam the river!

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