Sammy07:


Bros, I'm not from Akwaibom and I don't have time to be listing them.

https://www.nairaland.com/5963952/photos-developmental-strides-akwa-ibom

https://www.nairaland.com/1150784/pictures-developments-akwa-ibom-state/15


Go through the above threads and tell me if delta or bayelsa can match the state.

In fact, you can create a thread for it and show us how delta or Bayelsa is being managed from 2010 - date.

correctguy2010:


I still didn't see anything special about Akwa Ibom, those stuff are normal things. Nothing special at all

correctguy2010:


I still didn't see anything special about Akwa Ibom, those stuff are normal things. Nothing special at all

Sultanofbenin:

I appreciate all members of this forum.

On a serous note someone should please,assist me with 2k before two days hunger kill me here.
Nothing to chop oh.

Fantasticcc:
I expected Lagos to be there, they are good at borrowing with only bullion van to show for it.

But what's akwa ibom doing in that list with all their oil money..hmm!of course river state will be their when wike is only burrowing money to build flyovers in port Harcourt like that's the only city in the state.Dumb governor.

Cashsteady:
Oya where are the akwa ibom hypers? Apart from Lagos, pH and abuja the rest Nigeria states and cities are completely useless and stuck in the same level of development apart from those states in the terrorist region that are worse

stanluiz:

[s]Niger Delta oil producing states with highest debt yet nothing to show for it.

Ebonyi debt is 41.37$ billion yet it has the best infrastructure more than rivers, Delta and bayelsa.
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bro4u:
Gov. Udom of Akwa ibom is a joke, a man with a mission to destroy Akwa ibom with unemployment and debts. Funny enough he is accomplishing it

adenigga:


Source:
https://m.punchng.com/Business/Lagos-Rivers-Akwa-Ibom-lead-in-N4.19tn-subnational-domestic-debts

Cashsteady:
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Bro akwa ibom can Never catch up with Lagos even in 20 yrs time don't mind all those akwa ibom hypers.. apart from the serenity and good roads akwa ibom is nothing to write home about. Even the poverty in that state is second to none.. if not for bad roads ogun is far better than akwa and ibom even

Rgade:

I swear you no well at all.
Those "normal things" that are not special like you said, other oil producing states were not able to do them. And that's the point. Some of you argument dey give una blood.

biden123:

Tell that to this retard.ed fool NkanAkpanika whom they pay 15k monthly salary to spread falsehood on social media

eeetuk:
Latvin & bro4u:

Latvin:


I dont think Udom is the culprit here.

Victor Attah and Godswill Akpabio took the bulk of those loans
Atleast they had something to show for it. Udom is clearly clueless on how to govern AKS even the unemployment and poverty rate justifies it.---bro4u

Latvin & bro4u:
I took side with what both of you have said above.

I don’t know about Akpabio having something to show during his years in office, but Victor Attah clearly was the best governor Akwa Ibom State ever had for many reasons.

When Victor Attah became governor of Akwa Ibom State in 1999, Akwa Ibom State was a jungle and a forest. When you wake up in the morning, all eyes could see were bush, wilderness and rainforest. Roads that were visible could hardly fitted two cars.

The citizens deserted the state to Lagos and out of Nigeria—many never returned.

Return for what reason?
There were no private sector jobs anywhere in the state and if you see someone with a pay check, that person was a government worker. And if you lived in a village, you probably have never seen a car in your life. That was how bad Akwa Ibom State was before 1999—the year civilian government replaced military rule in Nigeria

But the emergence of Victor Attah in 1999 as the state governor changed everything in Akwa Ibom State forever. Under governor Attah, linking all the 31 local governments with network of roads became a reality. Several five stars hotels began to emerge. International Airport came in town. Football stadium was built. And several private sector jobs began to spring up everywhere in the state. And so were gainfully employment opportunities for locals.

This was followed by returned of citizens to the state in large numbers.
These developments began to slow down when Akapbio and Udom took over the state.
The chart below shows how Akwa IIbom State has fallen since Akpabio and Udom took over the management of Akwa Ibom State.

So, I am going to stop here for today, but I will in future expand on how Victor Attah rescued Akwa Ibom State.

Cashsteady:
Oya where are the akwa ibom hypers? Apart from Lagos, pH and abuja the rest Nigeria states and cities are completely useless and stuck in the same level of development apart from those states in the terrorist region that are worse

eeetuk:
Latvin & bro4u:

Latvin:


I dont think Udom is the culprit here.

Victor Attah and Godswill Akpabio took the bulk of those loans
Atleast they had something to show for it. Udom is clearly clueless on how to govern AKS even the unemployment and poverty rate justifies it.---bro4u

Latvin & bro4u:
I took side with what both of you have said above.

I don’t know about Akpabio having something to show during his years in office, but Victor Attah clearly was the best governor Akwa Ibom State ever had for many reasons.

When Victor Attah became governor of Akwa Ibom State in 1999, Akwa Ibom State was a jungle and a forest. When you wake up in the morning, all eyes could see were bush, wilderness and rainforest. Roads that were visible could hardly fitted two cars.

The citizens deserted the state to Lagos and out of Nigeria—many never returned.

Return for what reason?
There were no private sector jobs anywhere in the state and if you see someone with a pay check, that person was a government worker. And if you lived in a village, you probably have never seen a car in your life. That was how bad Akwa Ibom State was before 1999—the year civilian government replaced military rule in Nigeria

But the emergence of Victor Attah in 1999 as the state governor changed everything in Akwa Ibom State forever. Under governor Attah, linking all the 31 local governments with network of roads became a reality. Several five stars hotels began to emerge. International Airport came in town. Football stadium was built. And several private sector jobs began to spring up everywhere in the state. And so were gainfully employment opportunities for locals.

This was followed by returned of citizens to the state in large numbers.
These developments began to slow down when Akapbio and Udom took over the state.
The chart below shows how Akwa IIbom State has fallen since Akpabio and Udom took over the management of Akwa Ibom State.

So, I am going to stop here for today, but I will in future expand on how Victor Attah rescued Akwa Ibom State.

Norwichsailor:
Akwa Ibom and Cross river tbh have not much to show, oil money and you're also borrowing? Akwa Ibom my state should be giving Lagos and Abuja sleepless nights in terms of all round development.

Sammy07:


Ok

tunapawizzy:

i still wonder the real devlopment people see in Lagos....go to Lagos island core, Ikorodu inside inside,d real surulere, Ijegun, Ketu, Ikotun, Maroko. check out markets in Lagos, state of roads around lagos, check out the water bodies all around lagos, see the waste management system, check out standard of human Transportation in lagos and stop judging development by what u see in Lekki and V/I...even these places are cosmetic...little things like drainanges in these places, water supply.....