Roland17:


Giving who? I hope the "you" is not the people of South Sudan? It is exactly why I said you can't rule out corruption in my original response.

Our leaders are demonically corrupt! E dey blood.

When we collect $3.3bn loan, was it every Nigerian that cosigned it?

The Leaders are the representatives of the people

Roland17:
@Izzou, na the fair deal be dis abi? The people of South Sudan should Sope O TI LO



"The agreement was signed on 28 December by South Sudan’s former Finance Minister, Bak Barnaba, and Hamad Bin Khalifa Al Nahyan, chairman of the Hamad Bin Khalifa Department of Projects (HBKDOP), according to the term sheet seen by Reuters.

It was not clear if the first tranche of the loan, worth $5.24 billion, had been delivered yet.

South Sudan’s Minister of Information Michael Makuei denied such a deal had been signed, asking: “How can one minister sign such a document alone on behalf of the government?”

He declined to comment further when Reuters shared with him a copy of the signed term sheet."

https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20240429-south-sudan-takes-12bn-oil-backed-loan-from-uae-firm/

https://sudantribune.com/article285051/

You are repeating what i just said.

Nothing concerns me with how the people of Sudan perceives it. I no dey the country

Someone giving you $13bn upfront, with a measly 140k BPD per day you make, is fair.

Roland17:


You can not remove corruption factor because that is the most important factor.

How much has S. Sudan generated as GDP over the last 10 years?

Roland17:


Criminal African leaders who think about themselves only! Make no mistake about this, this is a lopsided deal and everyone involved knows this but because there no transparency and African leaders are criminal, they don't mind.

That $13B is gone with this regime, South Sudan don't generate enough to pay this gbese. Whatever happens to oil prices, South Sudan will suffer during the period and even after. Are they struggling to sell their oil? $10 less per barrel looks small until you realize between now and 20 years, oil prices will fluctuate significantly.

swiz123:


He has since abandoned us to our woes after forming activist to oust Roman.

We have become a laughing stock because of the UK/Donjazet

GloriousGbola:


I am trying to understand why a dubai firm would be buying oil from another country, when their own nation has massive oil reserves.

Add to that dubai is a wealthy Arab Muslim country entering into a deal with poor infidel niggers who split from a Muslim country that is now in turmoil.

I am wondering what their actual angle is in all this

Unlimited22:

Lol that guy was very very funny for those statements

Unlimited22:

The UK government succeeded.

OasisX:


......Government need to do something on these akokos, I don't even know how those roads can be fixed to double-lane, coz many houses will go down.

OasisX:




.....Agba Influencer turned humans to Boli - "roasted alive." Asssssssiiiiiiinnnnnnnn. If this ain't intentionally done to farm engagement then he is forcing the empathy.

Obi dey use plane. Pardon his mistake.

Okene-Falele-Lokoja is good, even though na one lane we dey use, and that's where that accident happened.

Na when you reach that roundabout and decide to face Ibilo and all the Akoko gbogbo-eru in Ondo, that's when you will weep for Nigeria.

raumdeuter:
BTW influencer of life don turn fortune teller

Even though the cause is yet unknown but it must not be unconnected with bad roads and insecurity?

Abeg shey places wey bad road and insecurity no dey no dey get accident ni?

Person wey invest state money in beer, does he know that intoxication is a leading cause of accidents

E fit be say Peter Obi sef dey use style hustle for Elon giveaway by farming with senseless tweets

Which insecurities?

Financial, spiritual, mental?

Theflint1:
Something has to be done about these Hausa guys that move around with dagger like it's nothing...second person in my area that Hausa guys are killing in the space of less than a week, the first was a bike accident, the perp ran away when he threatened those that tried to catch him with his dagger, and the second murder was straight up daggering over a disagreement.

Oasis003:




......we are paying ₦4.5T in total, we drop 1T as part of Agreement for the 700km Road Project not just for 47km.

Tell me Excuse the Contractor gonna come with?! Term and model are clear, the project shouldn't exceed 8yrs bro.

Oasis003:




.......wrong! 1 trillion ain't paid fot just 47km, but as part of funding for the entire project. Its a clear message to the Contractor that FG mean Business.

It will cover beyond first phase.

Oasis003:


......₦4.5T and it will be spread across 8yrs budgets.

Oasis003:


X don chop Ban for clarifying the Coastal Road Project is an EPC+F Model. FG counter-fund is 30% while Contractor will be responsible for 70%.

Note: the Road will be tolled and first phase is 47.4km.

GloriousGbola:


i dont know what the rationale for the coastal road is - but in the current climate, if FG was to expand roads in ogbomosho we would see the same brigade calling the government wicked and callous destroying peoples ancestral home or something like that

but keep in mind that construction projects generate business and boost economy

a lot of subcontractors will be hired to provide different services

any mamaput within the axis will make money from selling to workers

izzou, better get people who sell solar floodlight on the phone - because they will def install solar floodlights on the road

depending on where you source it is between 200 to 400k for a single unit.

all the cement geng may hammer on the project as well .

add ironbender guild join.

TemporaryHansel:


Delta has a seaport.

afrodoc2:
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For that side if you dey inside luxurious bus you fit shake the hand of someone sitting inside the sitting room.

popizaino:


Since you don't know,i will be patient to enlighten you.


The Oyo to Ogbomoso road is very critical to the economic of Nigeria. That you even asked shows how far you are from the reality of everyday nigerian. It is the road that connect the entire food producing North East like Kebbi,sokoto, and North central to the southwest all the way to lagos port. If groundnut pyramid still exit in Kano,be rest assured that it will pass through this route before landing in lagos for export.


The oyo - Ogbomoso axis is were trailers,tankers,containers get stucked for days because it is bad and a single lane.. They are yet to connect both towns together to the express. It has been this way since the days of OBJ. A reasonable person will ask when they are finishing this road before championing an entire new road especially someone from there.

liveLongNprospa:


You know this talk about redirecting business from Lagos because the apapa port is what brings alot of business dealings.

Exactly that's why.
Which I can understand but what I don't fully get is why shipping companies prefer apapa.
Even the newly constructed lekki port is still not as active as expected from industry gist.

So yes to mainly take business away from Lagos.

popizaino:


Didn't open.

But i know Benin down to Ekpoma to Irua was used to be very terrible down to Auchi. Then roads around Akoko edo,ibilo-town down to Okene were also very terrible. All FG. But na coastal road be our priority.

raumdeuter:


where does the 1st Niger bridge start and end?
Where did the 2nd Niger bridge start and end?

How many km was saved?

raumdeuter:


How much was spent on 3rd mainland bridge and how many km difference did it make

Do you think 3rd mainland bridge was also an economically foolish project

raumdeuter:


Are people taking the 2nd bridge ? If they are not then I will admit its of no use then so they can blow it up

raumdeuter:


So you have to back up your claims and show how 1 trillion will fix all the roads in Nigeria.

The Agriculture in the North still feeds most of the country till today and they have roads to transport it to the market