eastOFwest: Just noticed that the sections of road shown in Cameroun look far more superior to the sections in Nigeria?

omonnakoda: Great inititiative.The potential for agricultural development and trade between both countries is immense.

Thanks to the ADB African Development Bank for this project!!

The project, which was co–financed by the African Development Bank, the World Bank and the Japanese International Co-operation Agency, is targeted at increasing trade and strengthening co-operation between Cameroon and Nigeria

Sincere 9gerian:
Here they go again. Haters doing what they know how to do best. These haters should have known by now that some of us are EVER READY to throw their LIES back at their face. For those who tell LIES, if they cannot help but tell LIES, they can atleast tell believable LIES.

Anyway, for those interested in the TRUTH, the links below provide details about the project:

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/02/federal-roads-fg-to-refund-n350bn-to-states/
http://m.allafrica.com/stories/201202080545.html/?maneref=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2Fm%3Fq%3DEnugu-abakiliki-cameroun

For those who do not have the patience to read the entire report, below is an important quote from both reports:

"Onolememen explained that the collaboration between the World Bank and Federal Government in financing the project at a ratio of 9:1 respectively was imperative and represented the way forward for all critical infrastructure, in line with the Federal Government’s policy of promoting partnership with multilateral and private sector financiers"

billante: The benefits of the nearly completed Enugu-Bamenda Multinational Highway are already being felt by populations on both sides of the Cameroon-Nigeria border.

The 443 km long Bamenda–Enugu corridor comprises the Cameroonian Bamenda-Mamfe-Ekok road sections (203 km), the Nigerian road sections (240 km), the bridge over the Munaya River in Cameroon (100 m) and the border bridge over the Cross River (280m)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnXCfCA0p9A"

omonnakoda:
Gentleman You don't know me from anywhere do you ? why are you calling me a hater? Hater of whom ? If you think my view is incorrect state yours? perhaps you mistake me for those you engage in mudslinging or personal abuse. Please do not try that with me because it will DEFINITELY derail and close the thread. All "on top " a road ,you call me a hater? Are you really OK?

For the record whatever road the Minister is talking about at a cost of 9.7 billion naira in collaboration with the World Bank is a different one from this one which cost 64 billion and is funded mainly by the ADB in collaboration with the World Bank and Japan.

Surely 500km of road does not cost 9.7 billion naira does it? Certainly not the way the FG have been charging us!!

The Minister is talking about rehabilitation?? Is this Highway about "REHABILITATION"

The ADB is using a different contractor China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC)
not SETRACO
and the agreement with the FG was they(FG) would rehabiltate an already existing road which would be linked to the Highway. That is estimated at 5% of the cost. Cameroun will also pay 5% of the cost

That is what Setraco is doing. If you follow the video you will see significant quality difference in the Sertraco work where they did not even paint mark the road
http://allafrica.com/stories/201006220156.html

The road was started in June 2010 by the ADB so no one should try to make political capital out of a project whose feasibility studies were done nearly 10 years ago and initiated NOT by Nigeria but the ADB

chiover: wrong analogy

musiwa22: Cameroon own bakassi, not nigeria from this video.


when you go to cameroon, the way the alphabet are written is different.

Goddex: ADB does not give out free money but financing agreements (loans)

omonnakoda:
Gentleman You don't know me from anywhere do you ? why are you calling me a hater? Hater of whom ? If you think my view is incorrect state yours? perhaps you mistake me for those you engage in mudslinging or personal abuse. Please do not try that with me because it will DEFINITELY derail and close the thread. All "on top " a road ,you call me a hater? Are you really OK?

For the record whatever road the Minister is talking about at a cost of 9.7 billion naira in collaboration with the World Bank is a different one from this one which cost 64 billion and is funded mainly by the ADB in collaboration with the World Bank and Japan.

Surely 500km of road does not cost 9.7 billion naira does it? Certainly not the way the FG have been charging us!!

The Minister is talking about rehabilitation?? Is this Highway about "REHABILITATION"

The ADB is using a different contractor China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC)
not SETRACO
and the agreement with the FG was they(FG) would rehabiltate an already existing road which would be linked to the Highway. That is estimated at 5% of the cost. Cameroun will also pay 5% of the cost

That is what Setraco is doing. If you follow the video you will see significant quality difference in the Sertraco work where they did not even paint mark the road
http://allafrica.com/stories/201006220156.html

The road was started in June 2010 by the ADB so no one should try to make political capital out of a project whose feasibility studies were done nearly 10 years ago and initiated NOT by Nigeria but the ADB

Goddex: @Omonnaƙoda,
ADB does not give out free money but financing agreements (loans) as
negotiated by govt. Giving credit to ADB and ignoring Fed govt that made
it happen already expose you as a hater. Stop denying.

omonnakoda: Great inititiative.The potential for agricultural development and trade between both countries is immense.

Thanks to the ADB African Development Bank for this project!!

The project, which was co–financed by the African Development Bank, the World Bank and the Japanese International Co-operation Agency, is targeted at increasing trade and strengthening co-operation between Cameroon and Nigeria

billante:

Dats not true!
Most of nigerian side is being dualized especially from enugu side and towards abakiliki side while d cameroun side is not.

slimghost:

Is that difficult for you to ever laud the GEJ led administration? Why so much hatred? and when you are labelled a "hater" now, you will start complaining. haba!

billante:

"http://www.youtube.com/watch?[b]feature=player_embedded&[/b]v=KnXCfCA0p9A"

omonnakoda:
You must be a lunatic . If i do not laud him I must hate him? If there is something to laud I will. Unfortunately he has very little input into a project that started in 2008 and is driven by international donors . This is to be celebrated but for GEJ to claim credit will be dishonest.Feasibility studies were completed long ago and it is ADB project .
If he was so good at building roads show us photos of ANY road he has completed anywhere?

slimghost:

Be ready to continue with your ranting and frustrations beyond 2019! What a long time, i feel for you bro! . 6 more years of whining and blind hating.

eastOFwest: Just noticed that the sections of road shown in Cameroun look far more superior to the sections in Nigeria?

Sincere 9gerian:
Guy, stop foaming from the mouth. The current minister of works in the links I provided said the project is being executed as a "collaboration between the World Bank and Federal Government in financing the project at a ratio of 9:1 respectively"

The links you yourself provided states:

"Nigeria's Minister of Works, Senator Mohammed Daggash, also disclosed that from the Nigerian side, the programme is being co-financed through a low-interest loan of $161 million from the ADB and part of a credit of $330 from the World Bank. TheFederal Government of Nigeria, hesaid, is therefore contributing 10 percent of the works as counterpart funds"
http://allafrica.com/stories/201006220156.html

So whichever way you look at, the project is a collaboration between the FG and private sector financiers. The FG is paying 10% or 1:9 of the project sum.

I had to call you out initially because you wrote as if the FG or the president has no input in the project. The FACT has been laid bare. Hopefully, you can now modify you initial LIES.

omonnakoda:

tell your mother to stop foaming at the mouth and make sure she does not bite anyone
You read what you wished to read into it. The government of Cameroun/Nigeria are providing 10% for the project . It is an ADB project.