biafranqueen:


http://www.swaggofafrica.com/lagos-flood-claims-life-of-12-yr-old-girl/

This is where I read the story my Dear check it well well!

http://www.channelstv.com/2015/06/20/heavy-downpour-causes-flood-in-parts-of-nigerias-commercial-city-lagos/

http://www.sott.net/article/298052-Floods-overwhelm-major-streets-in-Lagos-Nigeria
Check the dates even VI and Lekki is worst.

I am sure this your estate flood every rainey season all praise goes to Fakeshola

Freemanan:

Sir Otto Von Bismarck, need I remind you that engaging in a comparison between Lagos and Any other state in terms of development stride is suicidal?

VonBismark:
You don't get it do you? This is nt about comparison this is a reminder that your beloved lagos has its bad parts in the area of development just like any other state no matter how advanced you think it is. The IGR may be several kajillions of dollars I don't give a hoot about it, cos you can always find terrible places in thesame state just like any other state

miszeno:
Wow
Thanks for showing us d road to ur village
Cox no normal person will go dia but u r going home n busy snapping ur village road for us..
Definitely we will do something abt it

VonBismark:
You don't get it do you? This is nt about comparison this is a reminder that your beloved lagos has its setbacks in the area of development just like any other state no matter how advanced you think it is. The IGR may be several kajillions of dollars I don't give a hoot about it, cos you can always find terrible places in thesame state just like any other state

Ayomax:
This is the road from Nkerefi to Amagunze (Nkanu East, Enugu State). I believe this one of the worst road in this country.

VonBismark:
what are you talking about? Taxation? you talk as if you don't know this country or you are one of those politicians who loot public fund. Tell the so called govt to pay its workers first then you can talk of taxation. SMH

scarr:


I could only just stare at my phone when I read this.
So d money our leaders are looting isn't enough, u want us to give them more to loot at our own expense again

Abi waz dis one saying?

Bollinger:


So, if i can decode what you are saying; phuck taxation let the rot continue. Ok. Got it.

VonBismark:
that's not what I meant. Rather the issue of taxation shouldn't have been brought up in this context cos it has very little to do with it

Freemanan:

Trust me, you have NO point... I have been to four eastern states and their rural roads are NO where near the state you just tried to compare them with.... NO WHERE.

Bollinger:


It has everything to do with it. Taxation is how normal societies fund maintenance projects. America has oil too, but that has never been factored into revenue generation. For us, it is important only for our vehicles. Nigerians don't understand taxation on all levels and that is a big handicap.

biafranqueen:
SO you never visit Anambra these past two years?

Freemanan:

My dear, save yourself the stress, if I start uploading that of Lag, NL server might crash....

biafranqueen:
I know my Dear the ignorance is just to rampant and we are dealing with acute attention deficiency but sometimes I just feel obligated. Thanks for caring

VonBismark:
before you start talking about your billions of light years may I remind you that there is a place like this in lagos that don't exist in any other part of the country not to talk of South eastern states

superduperjay:
That publication is completely false. Nothing of such nature happened even in 2012 sef no one died. All this bloggers sef.

LAGOS—THE pain inflicted on Lagosians by the torrential downpour last Sunday bit harder, yesterday, [b]when 25 corpses were recovered [/b]including those of 11 children.

The corpses were recovered from two canals at Dopemu and Aboru, in old Alimosho Local Government Area and Agbado-Oke Odo Local Council Development Area, LCDA, among other areas , even as property worth several billions of Naira were destroyed.

Fashola, who inspected areas affected by the flood on Monday, empathized with victims who lost their relatives and properties to the flood.

He, however, warned that the state government will immediately commence the enforcement of a new regime of laws affecting the environment, stressing that such matters would no longer be compromised.

Report said they were being carried away by the torrents around sewage area,when some concerned residents who were also returning late, rescued them. The baby simply identified as Tochukwu was thereafter rushed to an unidentified hospital as he had gulped some of the dirty water .

This is just as the residents have called on the urgent need for the state government and management of the Power Holding of Nigeria Plc Company to find a lasting solution to the high tension wire around mechanic junction. The call came following report of electrocution anytime it rained.

Just yesterday, unsuspecting workers and traders who covered themselves with umbrellas while it was raining, almost got electrocuted on arriving the junction

VonBismark:
You see comparing USA to Nigeria is really out of the picture because the American system is very much ahead of the nigerian system and way more organized also the payment of tax in USA is directly related to what an individual earns and can easily be deducted from the salary now coming down to nigeria you find a situation in which workers are being owed salary and there is no record for what an individual earns hence you see people making money thru all forms of dubious means with impunity, now moving down to the rural area where that road is located what reason have you given those rural dwellers to pay tax when absolutely nothing has been done for them

Bollinger:


I have to compare. That is the only yardstick for self improvement. If Nigerians don't know, how can they change the status quo. If only Nigerians can grasp the concept of taxation, it can solve even the corruption problem in Nigeria.

biafranqueen:
I agree with you my Dear but you must also understand that some Governors claim to have spent millions of dollars on said projects with nothing on the ground to show for it!

biafranqueen:
They will never never want to admit that Lagos is mostly slum. only VI Lekki and Ikoyi is manageable, but yet it still floods like crazy!

biafranqueen:
They will never never want to admit that Lagos is mostly slum. only VI Lekki and Ikoyi is manageable, but yet it still floods like crazy!