elbinmanny:

He said because of the short period left for his administration and the level of work on the monorail project, another governor would complete it, asserting that the progress made on the monorail had baffled his detractors.

Truckpusher:
Somebody is afraid of something.
Oya Progressive e-rats over to you guys ,one of your own has been running a white elephant project.

Thieves everywhere......smh

ROSSIKE:
Rivers Mono Rail

GenBuhari:
FG would frustrate him to prevent APC get the dividends fo the mono-rail completion during 2015 elections.

anonimi:


I can understand your frame of thinking, since your handle, General Muhammadu Buhari, the ethno-religious bigot cancelled Jakande's Lagos metro rail project over 30 years ago after his military COUP.
What a shameless, clueless daft person who did not mind the penalties from the breach of contract that had to be paid for the cancelled project

GenBuhari:
FG would frustrate him to prevent APC get the dividends fo the mono-rail completion during 2015 elections.

GenBuhari:
How could continue with the project whilst Nigeria was bankrupt?

Truckpusher:
Somebody is afraid of something.
Oya Progressive e-rats over to you guys ,one of your own has been running a white elephant project.

Thieves everywhere......smh

GenBuhari:
Definition of a White elephant project is something that there is no real demand for.
There is a great need for this additional transport infrastructure project.

A white elephant is a possession which its owner cannot dispose of and whose cost, particularly that of maintenance, is out of proportion to its usefulness.

More from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_elephant

GenBuhari:
FG would frustrate him to prevent APC get the dividends fo the mono-rail completion during 2015 elections.

anonimi:


Coming from someone who says Ebola virus and deaths is a hoax, your comment is understandable and not a surprise.

elbinmanny:
Rivers State Governor, Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, has said the controversial monorail project he initiated would not be completed by his administration. He added that those expecting his government to execute more projects to have a rethink because, “we are looking for money now.”

The governor stated this yesterday in Port Harcourt, the state capital during a phone-in radio programme as part of his tour of media houses in the state.

Governor Amaechi, who also commented on several issues affecting the state at Radio Port Harcourt, claimed that the lingering dispute in the state judiciary was between the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN and the Judicial Staff Union, JUSUN.

On the way out, the governor, who sounded sarcastic, said former Nigerian Bar Association, NBA President, O.C.J. Okocha, SAN should be consulted,” alleging that it was Okocha that wanted to make his sister (Daisy Okocha) the  State Chief Judge at all costs.

Commenting on the deplorable roads in Eleme and Onne parts of the state, which led to the current strike by the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas, NUPENG, Governor Amaechi called on the Federal Government to do its roads, declaring that the one affecting the state was being done.

The governor, who received commendations from callers for the work he had done in the state so far, asked the federal authorities to release money owed the state. He alleged that based on what Rivers received from the Federation Account, 60 percent of it was being lost, noting that prompt release of the state’s allocation would enable him execute more projects.

On power supply in the state, governor Amaechi said that government had put in efforts to ensure adequate power supply, but blamed part of the reasons government’s efforts were not really being felt on possible vandalism of power equipment in the state. “I don’t know if that is political,” Amaechi said.

He accused the Federal Government of perpetrating corruption through the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC oil subsidy account, adding that all the affected state governors had resolved to explore legal options on the matter.

According to him, “the governors are not against oil subsidy, but against corruption.”

He said because of the short period left for his administration and the level of work on the monorail project, another governor would complete it, asserting that the progress made on the monorail had baffled his detractors.

GenBuhari:
Definition of a White elephant project is something that there is no real demand for.
There is a great need for this additional transport infrastructure project.

elbinmanny:
Rivers State Governor, Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, has said the controversial monorail project he initiated would not be completed by his administration. He added that those expecting his government to execute more projects to have a rethink because, “we are looking for money now.”

The governor stated this yesterday in Port Harcourt, the state capital during a phone-in radio programme as part of his tour of media houses in the state.

Governor Amaechi, who also commented on several issues affecting the state at Radio Port Harcourt, claimed that the lingering dispute in the state judiciary was between the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN and the Judicial Staff Union, JUSUN.

On the way out, the governor, who sounded sarcastic, said former Nigerian Bar Association, NBA President, O.C.J. Okocha, SAN should be consulted,” alleging that it was Okocha that wanted to make his sister (Daisy Okocha) the  State Chief Judge at all costs.

Commenting on the deplorable roads in Eleme and Onne parts of the state, which led to the current strike by the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas, NUPENG, Governor Amaechi called on the Federal Government to do its roads, declaring that the one affecting the state was being done.

The governor, who received commendations from callers for the work he had done in the state so far, asked the federal authorities to release money owed the state. He alleged that based on what Rivers received from the Federation Account, 60 percent of it was being lost, noting that prompt release of the state’s allocation would enable him execute more projects.

On power supply in the state, governor Amaechi said that government had put in efforts to ensure adequate power supply, but blamed part of the reasons government’s efforts were not really being felt on possible vandalism of power equipment in the state. “I don’t know if that is political,” Amaechi said.

He accused the Federal Government of perpetrating corruption through the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC oil subsidy account, adding that all the affected state governors had resolved to explore legal options on the matter.

According to him, “the governors are not against oil subsidy, but against corruption.”

He said because of the short period left for his administration and the level of work on the monorail project, another governor would complete it, asserting that the progress made on the monorail had baffled his detractors.

zeelo2014:
This Amaechi
What he shows the world vs what is on ground

Truckpusher:
Blind bathimaeus.
A monorail running from Loco junction and Abonnema wharf to town will add what value?

Oye blind supporter, Amaechi has a lot of explanation to do after 2015 general election.

upko1:
Majority of these batss don't reside in ph, so they have no idea how useless the project is.

Truckpusher:
Blind bathimaeus.
A monorail running from Loco junction and Abonnema wharf to town will add what value?
Oye blind supporter, Amaechi has a lot of explanation to do after 2015 general election.

boombay:
non of my business because i schooled in france

zeelo2014:
This Amaechi
What he shows the world vs what is on ground

upko1:
Majority of these bats don't reside in ph, so they have no idea how useless the project is.

He did not just start a very useless project, but he is unable to complete the useless project

lomprico:

We know say na white elephant project.