seguntijan:
This government will only be judged on Economy, they've done well in infrastructure. But PDP failed in every sector

mrvitalis:
I wonder how this government thinks really ...a poor nation like Nigeria spending 12 billion dollars on a phantom project that won't break even for 100 years ....there are far more important was that would use that money that would have far more impact on the economy

$1billion $300 million each can reactivate warri ,port Harcourt and Calabar ports ...$100 to by boats to secure the sea routes

$4 billion invested in our transmission line would increase transmission capability from 5000mw to over 12000mw ... electricity supply would double ...I mean double because we have installed capacity of about 15,000mw

$5 billion grants to 10 top importers of goods we can easily produce here to start producing them in Nigeria ...or if we have struggling producers top 10 ...pick like 10 to 20 products

Like ceramics , glass , cloths , chocolates ,drugs and the likes ...this would create over 300,000 jobs directly and provide revenue of over 300 billion a year in taxes


This project would have far more reaching impact on our GDP than this phantom rail system that's nothing but a feel good project

Abuja kaduna rail would break even at the current profit rate in over 101 years

I'm waiting to see the figures for Lagos ibadan rail but my estimate suggest 160 years to break even that's if repairs are not made even

szczescie:
CHIBUIKE ROTIMI AMAECHI is WORKING

SUPER MINISTER

C.R.A for President

E come be like say na him be the first minister of transportation we get for this Nigeria

Which other minister of transportation you know?

For this Useless administration na only Amaechi dey work, railway everywhere

If to say minister of Housing, minister of power, work reach AMAECHI we for no too get problem but they do absolutely nothing, I have never heard that they submitted memo or did anything at all

If Amaechi submits he will follow it up and make sure Bubu sign it, he will strong arm them to do their job

But minister of power (it is him I know of more) he submits nothing instead they will be holding conferences, summits and workshops to share money, pay guests and delegates instead of going to tell Bubu what needs to be done they will hold summit in Europe and discuss to ordinary people and tell us what we want to hear instead of telling it to Bubu

Fashola just hide, the other ministers too except lie but lie own he is using it for Evil. But we are seeing his impact his "work"

But as Nigerians prefer to vote in e-diots based on sentiments and tribalism I won't be surprised they will want to over look hard working performers like Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi and go for thieves like Tinubu Or Atiku because he is from their tribe or religion

True true Nigerians deserve Nigeria, the suffer never belle full Una, you want another heavy dose of Buhari for the next 8 years of your short 53 year life going by Nigerias life expectancy

Thetruthalways:

Are you aware that APC completed the KD-ABJ rail?....why didn't Pdp finish it?....APC started and completed the Lagos to Ibadan rail project.....what about the money spent on 2nd Nigeria Delta bridge by PDP and nothing to show for it?

seguntijan:
This government will only be judged on Economy, they've done well in infrastructure. But PDP failed in every sector

nathyx:
The major problem with Nigeria is political sentiment and this has become the order of progress How can after all the above mentioned proposed rail routes I can't find anyone allocated to Benue state the food basket of the nation This is so because our leaders have neglected necessary functionalities and focused on their individual places of abode for centered development nonsense!

mrvitalis:
I wonder how this government thinks really ...a poor nation like Nigeria spending 12 billion dollars on a phantom project that won't break even for 100 years ....there are far more important was that would use that money that would have far more impact on the economy

$1billion $300 million each can reactivate warri ,port Harcourt and Calabar ports ...$100 to by boats to secure the sea routes

$4 billion invested in our transmission line would increase transmission capability from 5000mw to over 12000mw ... electricity supply would double ...I mean double because we have installed capacity of about 15,000mw

$5 billion grants to 10 top importers of goods we can easily produce here to start producing them in Nigeria ...or if we have struggling producers top 10 ...pick like 10 to 20 products

Like ceramics , glass , cloths , chocolates ,drugs and the likes ...this would create over 300,000 jobs directly and provide revenue of over 300 billion a year in taxes


This project would have far more reaching impact on our GDP than this phantom rail system that's nothing but a feel good project

Abuja kaduna rail would break even at the current profit rate in over 101 years

I'm waiting to see the figures for Lagos ibadan rail but my estimate suggest 160 years to break even that's if repairs are not made even

mrvitalis:
I wonder how this government thinks really ...a poor nation like Nigeria spending 12 billion dollars on a phantom project that won't break even for 100 years ....there are far more important was that would use that money that would have far more impact on the economy

$1billion $300 million each can reactivate warri ,port Harcourt and Calabar ports ...$100 to by boats to secure the sea routes

$4 billion invested in our transmission line would increase transmission capability from 5000mw to over 12000mw ... electricity supply would double ...I mean double because we have installed capacity of about 15,000mw

$5 billion grants to 10 top importers of goods we can easily produce here to start producing them in Nigeria ...or if we have struggling producers top 10 ...pick like 10 to 20 products

Like ceramics , glass , cloths , chocolates ,drugs and the likes ...this would create over 300,000 jobs directly and provide revenue of over 300 billion a year in taxes


This project would have far more reaching impact on our GDP than this phantom rail system that's nothing but a feel good project

Abuja kaduna rail would break even at the current profit rate in over 101 years

I'm waiting to see the figures for Lagos ibadan rail but my estimate suggest 160 years to break even that's if repairs are not made even

blackpanda:


But we are already using warri itakpe, Lagos ibadan and Abuja kaduna. Why are u so filled with hatred Smh

Coronabirus:
u need to follow everything keenly not just making analysis as if as u k ow better than them. Right now power sector attracted more investment than any other sector. The same way Amaechi is refurbishing the sector likewise power sector is doing so. Do u know how much TCN spent out of FG budgets in the last 4yrs?
Do u know the current ongoing work by Siemens how much will cost talkless of more than 29 power stations built so far?
Many sectors are doing their best. Nigeria GDP (514.076 billion [nominal, 2021 est.])
ranked as the 27th-largest economy in the world in terms of nominal GDP, and the 24th-largest in terms of purchasing power parity ($1.116 trillion [PPP, 2021 est.]), so don't ever call Nigeria poor just because our cruel leaders are deceiving us with poor leadership!

Fahdiga:
Approver that will only end on paper

lekankolade:


God bless you sir
Amaechi is the only minister working for now
How I wish they can double him as minister for works as well and remove that idiota there
He hasn’t make any reasonable contribution to works and housing since he assume that position
His only achievement is telling state governments to be paying compensation on federal government job

ebuk4real:


And that's the exact amount to be pocketed by these crooks. I can stake my left hand that nothing of these will see the light of the day.

Like the op before me said, use this money rather for the viable, tangible & immediate impactful projects like the sea ports & we will know how serious these politicians are.

Bunch of idiots

mrvitalis:
I wonder how this government thinks really ...a poor nation like Nigeria spending 12 billion dollars on a phantom project that won't break even for 100 years ....there are far more important was that would use that money that would have far more impact on the economy

$1billion $300 million each can reactivate warri ,port Harcourt and Calabar ports ...$100 to by boats to secure the sea routes

$4 billion invested in our transmission line would increase transmission capability from 5000mw to over 12000mw ... electricity supply would double ...I mean double because we have installed capacity of about 15,000mw

$5 billion grants to 10 top importers of goods we can easily produce here to start producing them in Nigeria ...or if we have struggling producers top 10 ...pick like 10 to 20 products

Like ceramics , glass , cloths , chocolates ,drugs and the likes ...this would create over 300,000 jobs directly and provide revenue of over 300 billion a year in taxes


This project would have far more reaching impact on our GDP than this phantom rail system that's nothing but a feel good project

Abuja kaduna rail would break even at the current profit rate in over 101 years

I'm waiting to see the figures for Lagos ibadan rail but my estimate suggest 160 years to break even that's if repairs are not made even

TruthinAction:
No government should start any project they can't complete in their tenure because it might be abandoned by the next government. Why not use this money to fix most of our federal roads first that are in very bad conditions?

We also need industries for Job creations.

The FG should declare a state of emergency in the Petroleum Industry and power sector. This money can build four new refineries. Steady power is needed for development.

Meanwhile, most of these projects are over inflated and designed to make themselves rich.

Itohanmiwa:
I always call this administration silent achievers. Buhari doesn't know how to talk too much. But our hatred for him will still make millions of Nigeria refuse to see anything good in what this administration is doing. We all focus on the insecurity of Nigeria, but if we face it very well insecurity has been a recurring decimal in Nigeria always, just that everyone got bolder now both from the east, north, west and south. But I know deep down this man is trying to do something about it. Look at all the projects he's working on and you'll have hope for a better Nigeria for our Children.

seguntijan:
This government will only be judged on Economy, they've done well in infrastructure. But PDP failed in every sector

nathyx:

Good question Sir. Particularly I don't know but is it that the FEC is now using the activeness of respective Senators and Rep members in allocating proposed crucial development projects

TruthinAction:
No government should start any project they can't complete in their tenure because it might be abandoned by the next government. Why not use this money to fix most of our federal roads first that are in very bad conditions?

We also need industries for Job creations.

The FG should declare a state of emergency in the Petroleum Industry and power sector. This money can build four new refineries. Steady power is needed for development.

Meanwhile, most of these projects are over inflated and designed to make themselves rich.

Fahdiga:
Approver that will only end on paper

mapet:


Like Lagos-Ibadan rail?

bunto:
Myopic thinking.
Infrastructure is what attracts foreign investors and make life easier for the citizenry.
Nigeria cannot continue to use road transportation only. It is not cost effective. It is also ineffective most times.

mrvitalis:
I wonder how this government thinks really ...a poor nation like Nigeria spending 12 billion dollars on a phantom project that won't break even for 100 years ....there are far more important was that would use that money that would have far more impact on the economy

$1billion $300 million each can reactivate warri ,port Harcourt and Calabar ports ...$100 to by boats to secure the sea routes - Currently all port you have received resurgence in the current administration. Secondly how do you have ports that is not accessible by train, does that make sense to you? How do you hope to attract investment in ports where there are no integrated access roads and rail?

$4 billion invested in our transmission line would increase transmission capability from 5000mw to over 12000mw... electricity supply would double ...I mean double because we have installed capacity of about 15,000mw Boom, all this will happen overnight, shey? OBJ govt spent $16 on power...and till today we're still asking "Where is the power?". What about the myriad of Legal and Commercial log-jam that was not addressed over the years, thus killing power projects... Meanwhile, there's already a Siemen's project to upgrade Power Gen/Transmission infrastructure and generate ~25GW.

$5 billion grants to 10 top importers of goods we can easily produce here to start producing them in Nigeria ...or if we have struggling producers top 10 ...pick like 10 to 20 products

Like ceramics , glass , cloths , chocolates ,drugs and the likes ...this would create over 300,000 jobs directly and provide revenue of over 300 billion a year in taxes Grants to importers? How will that work? You just give money to people who have no record of manufacturing experience nor achievements...and Boom! Factury appears?


This project would have far more reaching impact on our GDP than this phantom rail system that's nothing but a feel good project

Abuja kaduna rail would break even at the current profit rate in over 101 years
I'm waiting to see the figures for Lagos ibadan rail but my estimate suggest 160 years to break even that's if repairs are not made even [Meanwhile, expecting train to "break-even" in isolation is the height of ignorance. Trains are platforms that integrate and stimulate multi-sector logistics...for example additional impact of movement of people and goods, upsurge of manufacturing facilities and Real Estate Development in virgin areas due to proximate rail facility etc[/color]

Fahdiga:
Incoherent gibberish

mrvitalis:

TheRareGem1:
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Just like Lagos-Ibadan- Abeokuta rail project right?

How many years. Did that take ? For a Project that was ground-broken in 2017 and by 2020 it was already in use, what were you expecting?

And that's just about 10% of this one ooh Were you told the project will be done in one-fell-swoop? Did you provide money to achieve that?