rattlesnake:
What do need stadiums for sef

shockwave91:

same way they signed a maintenance contract for abuja national stadium......wit d same julius berger......gve me a break
nobody wants it to desintegrate but jst cus they signed a contract, it doesnt mean anything

BlueMagic2:
Really. A stadium? Really. Whatever happened to creating jobs, having good roads, water, healthcare. A Stadium really? I bet this solves most of Akwa Ibom's problems. Nigerians have got to be one of the most ignorant people on earth

ubongutioh:

Hausa man. In Akwa Ibom we are civilized. one man, one child. Don't worry we will bring civilization to Nigerians.

RedBenson:


Bros, d only thing wey i see for ur entire long write up b big big grammars. My question is, as a person that you are, considering that everything mustnt be left for government, what have u done to help alleviate the suffering and poverty status of Nigerians which unfortunately the major percentage fall under this category?

emusmith:
Building Stadium in Nigeria is almost like some marriages, AFTER THE INAUGURATION, WHAT'S THE PLAN FOR ITS MAINTENANCE?

RedBenson:


Na ur state economy i dey pity. Already una don dey cry say akwa ibom don cripple una economy. Ur airport, how many people dey patronise am now again? If u go to d whole airport at night, d place go dey black like ghost land. Nothing dey function again all say some akwa ibomites who been dey keep una booming don shift thier affairs go thier mother state. U go just finish. I know say una no dey happy as we dey transform uncommonly.

DonaldGenes:
Lagos and PH stadium be like primary sch Stadium

Orikinla:
[size=18pt]Nigeria is really an underdeveloped country and majority of the governors are backward.
A state governor builds an ordinary stadium with questionable contracts and he is being celebrated here like he has built the 8th wonder of the world and with such an elaborate ceremony, because of ordinary stadium.
Bush people in the jungle suddenly transported to the 21st century.

There is not a single spectacular building in the entire country.[/size]

RedBenson:


No be me talk say i dey stadium? Abi i fit lie? Abeg come. I dey wait o.

IGBOSON1:


^^^Nobody cares what you think!

Willgates:

bigger? yes. Better? Dude you are bereft intellectually!

pendy79:
Stadium opening- State Government Declares Public Holiday, Mandates all civil servants to compulsorily fill the stadium.
Role call by all Head of parastatals and commissioners.

Intend turning it to match Amaechi's crowd which wowed the PDP. They've mustered crowd from Cross-river and wIKE packing people from Rivers too. even redundant T.A orji is mobilizing crowd.

IGBOSON1:


^^^See bad belle!

This people won't allow you to drink your beer in peace! Just b'cos of uncommon stadium.....imagine! I bet they're all encroaching your personal space as they point excitedly at the unfolding spectacle on TV.......screaming 'Akwa Ibom ayaya'!

And there was you thinking now's as good a time as any to go down to the bar for a nice quiet relaxing drink!

Hilarious!


PS- If only looks could kill!

ROSSIKE:
It's a nice stadium, but I think we're making a bit too much of it. It is afterall just a 30,000 capacity stadium. If it was say 50 or 60,000, THEN we could rate it as the best around these parts. It's lookalike, Soccercity Stadium in SA has a capacity of 84,000. THAT'S what we mean by a proper world class stadium. This Akwa Ibom stadium feels uncomfortably like they tried to build 'world class' on the cheap.

exxell:

Am doing the best I can for now in my own little way. Am not an NGO yet neither am I in the government or civil service. Am still a pleb coming up promisingly to assist my fellow Nigerians. Thanks.

harrysterol:
bye bye mke una goo ooo

ROSSIKE:
It's a nice stadium, but I think we're making a bit too much of it. It is afterall just a 30,000 capacity stadium. If it was say 50 or 60,000, THEN we could rate it as the best around these parts. It's lookalike, Soccercity Stadium in SA has a capacity of 84,000. THAT'S what we mean by a proper world class stadium. This Akwa Ibom stadium feels uncomfortably like they tried to build 'world class' on the cheap.

Keneking:
The budget around the commissioning of this stadium is too much ...even on youtube. I am sure this is the final way to clean (uncommon transformation / uncommon looting) the treasury ahead of 2015.Even the National Stadium in Abuja built by Chief Olusegun Obasanjo at N63billion did not receive this kind of attention.

Anyway, lets wait for Rivers State to commission its own ultra-modern world class stadium soon.

JonaTAN must just go.

Aitee1:


U go wait tire be that...

RedBenson:


U fit get mind tell me dat?

BlueMagic2:
Really. A stadium? Really. Whatever happened to creating jobs, having good roads, water, healthcare. A Stadium really? I bet this solves most of Akwa Ibom's problems. Nigerians have got to be one of the most ignorant people on earth

APContherun:

I want to guess that in South Africa where they have Soccer City, Peter Mokohba, Moses Mabida stadia and a host of other stadia, everyone has a job, all the roads are tarred and good, everyone has running water etc. I also want to guess that in Brazil where 12 stadia were built for the WC and which is going to host the Olympic games in 2016 everything is available eh?

The construction of that edifice in Uyo put food and will be putting food on the tables of thousands of Nigerians. Julius Berger isn't going to import people from Mars to maintain the stadia, it's Nigerians that will be used to do that and they will get paid. Isn't good that we have such an edifice which even foreigners are applauding? Malik Jabir the Coach of Ghana said he wished they have such in Ghana. What else do you want?

Appreciate good thing for once.