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when are we going to get things right in ths country for heaven sake.?
jesus wept.

And what has the Ministry of Sports been doing since??

:oIf they are not using the pitch for sport anymore, why can't they allow farmers to plant cassava on it. At least, it will reduce the price of ***** and cassava bread.

Am sure a budget was made for the maintainance of this staduim,bt if it was ommited,the money amos adamu stole from this project would have been used to maintain this stadium for years to come.

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olivertwist: :oIf they are not using the pitch for sport anymore, why can't they allow farmers to plant cassava on it. At least, it will reduce the price of ***** and cassava bread.

mojounited: And what has the Ministry of Sports been doing since??

^^^They've been engaged in their primary assignment: which is cutting deals, chasing contracts (that they don't have the competence or interest to execute) through proxies or fake companies, going abroad on fact-finding missions, sampling pepper soup or ishiewu for the greater part of their working day....chased down with chilled bottles of gulder or guinness, servicing the secretary or cleaner in quick 5 minute marathon sprint sessions (lets face it, they couldn't last any longer could they?.....not with their beer bellies and saggy man-ti/ts ), etc-etc-etc .

The actual work of seeing to the maintainance and proper utilization of sports facilities is nothing more than an annoying distraction!

Roads, power plants, hospitals, airports, bridges, everything. They all suffer similar fate.

I saw the first picture load, and I thought to myself "What is SaharaReporters trying to do here?". But what the heck? If money is the problem, I am sure there are probably some sports clubs out in Abuja that would certainly help bring in some money to take care of the facility.

Later now, dem go spend money to fix am come dey call all of una make una come sing halleluia!

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olivertwist: :oIf they are not using the pitch for sport anymore, why can't they allow farmers to plant cassava on it. At least, it will reduce the price of ***** and cassava bread.

lwkmd

also, is 'garri' a censored word now?

This is deliberate on the part of the officials entrusted with the general maintenance of the stadium. As usual they will wait until it gets very bad and at the very point that the place needs to be used, contract sum almost equivalent to the original cost of constructing the stadium will be paid for reconstruction. How can a beautiful stadium like this be allowed to lain fallow? Well, the govt does not give a hoot about its citizens welfare so I would not be surprised about their insensitivity to any public facility or infrastructure.

Photoshop! una sabi say Sahara reporters na gossips.

Ji_sun_pack: Photoshop! una sabi say Sahara reporters na gossips.

How can a human being not believe what he can see clearly? Its up to the ministry to prove SR wrong by posting the right pictures.

Ji_sun_pack: Photoshop! una sabi say Sahara reporters na gossips.

who bring this kindergaten pikin come here. How is this a photoshop?

I don't just know what is wrong with us. I was listening to news days back when INEC cried out that the laptops and equipment used for voter's card are rottling away. And this is our stadium that they spent miilions on few years back.

*Sarcasm Alerts*

Super1759: who bring this kindergaten pikin come here. How is this a photoshop?

kodewrita:

How can a human being not believe what he can see clearly? Its up to the ministry to prove SR wrong by posting the right pictures.

That's the sign of how the " transformation" agenda of Jonathan is truly affecting our facilities. Do you still wonder why we didn't win any medals at the just concluded Olympics?

they've not released budget for renovation...what else The money to steal is not enuff

na wa oooo naija.....ah!

This is so embarrassing.

..........and to think that Arsenal FC offered to re-grass the stadium for free but the Ministry of Sports refused so that they can award the contract to themselves.

RISE AND RISE AGAIN TILL LAMBS BECOME LIONS..........#ROBIN HOOD#

kodewrita:

How can a human being not believe what he can see clearly? Its up to the ministry to prove SR wrong by posting the right pictures.

government no get time to do any thing cos den busy shearing money at lease we still have petrol

and dis stadium cost d obj regime $300m!!

There are world class stadia built in europe with far less an amount but definately classier and more beautiful dan ours!

Our problem nor be to build fine thin; but 2 maintain am!

so sick!!!

Ji_sun_pack: *Sarcasm Alerts*







That's the sign of how the " transformation" agenda of Jonathan is truly affecting our facilities. Do you still wonder why we didn't win any medals at the just concluded Olympics?

DEN WOR WAS WIF UR pHOTOSHOp STATEMENT ABOVE?

This is not surprising at all. We lack maintenance culture in this Country. Just look at our roads, hospitals,infact anythin that has a touch of Govt in it, its a matter of time b4 they become an eye-sore. We construct roads and after 6 months, u begin to ask questions, is this d same road i saw 6 mths ago? When will our leaders ever get it right?

OMG, is this what have turned the stadium i spent 54bnaira to build into?

Abeg na who fit help me confirm if Gure leaf and Ewedu leaf dey grow for the stadium. I need them very urgent, my market don dey finish. I no go mind bitter leaf and afang too. Biko, please help me check if that one dey grow too for the stadium.

I sincerely wonder when we'ld begin 2 do tins d right way in dis country...apparently,we still ve a long way 2 go as regards maintenance in dis country...na wa o

A very good example of Nigeria, before, after and the future.