@LEWA, I'm definitely with you. This guy has done a lot to enrich himself and his supporters, we the common people are really suffering. I'll say no more for now except that anyone who wants to know more should contact me privately, we're still in Nigeria U know?

LOL

Sorry i no even see your name, abeg no kill me, i like when the women speak, it's the most arousing OBONG ITONG IDONG ESIE nilla can you speak like that?

Odeku:

Sorry i no even see your name, abeg no kill me, i like when the women speak, it's the most arousing OBONG ITONG IDONG ESIE nilla can you speak like that?

what has that got to do with the topic

well that is another topic, about calabar woman, lets get re focus as for DUke, I will like to know more about the man background before I comment on him sha

Odeku:

well that is another topic, about calabar woman, lets get re focus as for DUke, I will like to know more about the man background before I comment on him sha

did i tell you i was calabar 

nilla you be calaber girl or Ibibio? what are the difference between the two tribe?

first calabar is not a tribe its a place.

Ibibio is in akwa ibom and efik is in cross river

you and that man was speaking Nigeria Chinese OBONG ITONG, in general when you hear that, na calaber be that  How far are you from Calaber?

Odeku:

you and that man was speaking Nigeria Chinese OBONG ITONG, in general when you hear that, na calaber be that How far are you from Calaber?

speaking ibibio.

OK teacher, all that one na ENGLISH, hope you not offended Cross RIVER, Calaber or Port Hercut all na same people to we as KADUNA TO KANA TO JOS na HAUSA

*****Yawning moves 2 d other thread********

not offended.

just telling you its not the same. but no people wont learn  

wasn't calaber part of cross River before>

i'm not from calabar

calabar is in cross rivers

Ok MISS AKWA IBOM, you go teach man picking that OBONG IDONG Language? How do you say Pretty in your language?

remember you said this was not language section.

oya open another thread and i will teach you

CHi you too smart self, BIG UP to you sister girl,lol

lol

Nilla Im taking you to Romance land so you can teach me that language so I can Blend in when I go see them for Akwa Ibom New Thread

I wonder what MR Duke is doing now that we talking about him? lets call him

Odeku is a very myopic Nigerian and very naive, how can you say nKadunand Kano to Jos are hausa. yey illiterate man like you. Better wake uup and learn. You dey naija, you no sabi the poeple na when you dey jands you wan sabi anything. No be only you dey obodo oyinbo o!!, we follow dey and still sabi naija very welli wella. Bush man like you

I wish donald duke the best.

just one FAVOUR MR Duke!!!!!!!!!!remember me when you get up there

as one of yout FINANCIAL MINISTERS

@ Odeku
Every language, creed, tribe and tongue is great, rich and good. No one is superior to another. We are all products of the same good and kind God.

i would like to know who among you guys knows the current situation of Tinapa. Is the project funded by the state? If not, where are the funds coming from. also, is it on the national electricity grid, or does it have its own priviate electricity source

s-LAG-1,by the way,why are you asking? OR do you want to be one of the SHAREHOLDERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!go and ask MR DUKE, himself.he will be in the BEST position to tell you that

@ s-lag-1
Tinapa is funded by several 'stakeholders'. The govt of Rivers and Bayelsa States have already invested billions of Naira in it. (this much was mentioned in the Presidential Stakeholders Meeting on the Devt of the Coastal States last week)  Also,  consortium of Banks - UBA, FBN PLC etc - also contribute significantly.  There are foreign partners too.  The shares of TINAPA were were floated in the stock exchange.  This raked in a lot of cash @ N1000 per share.  There are foreign coys also investing.  
Anf of course, the CRS govt has invested too.

Uncle Sege, after being impressed by the vision, has taken up the extension of the national grid to the site. He also approved the siting of a major substation of the PHCN in Odukpani which would feed Tinapa and indeed, Calabar when completed.  The project site is presently bustling with activities.  Tinapa also has its own IPP under contruction.  The construction of a mono-rail to link the Margaret Ekpo Airport to Tinapa is just about to commence.  It was delayed by compensation, environmental impact, cultural and other concerns that needed to be sorted out.

For now, work in the site is moving on smoothly.  It was scheduled to be completed this xmas, but we hear that the commissioning has been shifted to March 2007.  I visit Tinapa at least once every 2 weeks coz its so breathtaking and expansive.  Each time I am at that place, I find hope; hope that my country can at least, have something to cheer about; hope that we still have sane men in the midst of all these madness.

What is Tinapa exactly?, A business complex? Hotel? Entertainment complex? I saw the ads. during Premier League matches when I was in Naija over the summer but I never got to pinpoint what it actually is.

@Dozman. Please visit www.tinapa.com.

Tinapa is set to become a world-class integrated business resort. Located on the Calabar River, and contiguous to the Calabar Free Trade Zone (Calabar FTZ), Tinapa is the realisation of an exciting dream - the first integrated business and leisure resort in Nigeria.

The Vision of Tinapa is described as,
, to play a catalytic role in establishing Calabar as a trade and distribution hub in West Africa while at the same time providing a unique tourism experience that will inform the growth and enhancement of the tourism sector in Calabar, Cross River State and Nigeria.

Calabar, with its natural potential for tourism, through the unique vision of Tinapa, will transform itself into a global trading hub reminiscent of great international free zones like Hong Kong and Dubai.

The complex will provide international standard wholesale emporiums, integrated shopping complexes and product distribution elements supported by business tourism and entertainment facilities. The location of these, in close proximity to a free port on the east-west trading routes, provides exciting opportunities for Tinapa to serve as:

The distribution point into Nigeria and the growing economic hub of West Africa
The ultimate centre for retail and wholesale commercial activities with the ECOWAS sub-region taking advantage of the international agreement on free movement.





The vision for Tinapa is bold, exciting and insightful, highlighting the determination of Cross River State Government, under a Public Private Partnership, to deliver a project that will ensure high economic growth and prosperity for the people of Cross River State, and Nigeria at large. The vision builds on the principle that the creation of a trade hub will attract investors, traders and business travellers and subsequently domestic, regional and international leisure tourists. The mix of components brought together in the phased development of the project creates an ideal environment for trade and business tourism to flourish and lays the foundation on which to build a successful leisure tourism industry