olatunji21: bros abeg Wey Eko Ile naaa

plaindealer:


I'm asking the same question?

Thank god he left a lot for us to work with...


God punish Eko Ile...

agbameta: Plaindealer, thanks so much for a wonderful job, your attention to detail is next to non...


Ilu Eko o baje lori olugbon, ko ni baje lori aresa


Ori eko a gbe e o


Ori Awori a gbe o


Eko o ni baje loju awon olote lai lai

plaindealer:


Amin ase o.

Ilo siwaju , idunu, owo, omo ati ayo pelu alafia ni ki a ma ri ni ilu eko o..

Take over if you must, but I'm here to help out any time..

agbameta:



Amin o


Btw, were you trying to crack the agbameta code with the pic or that was just a coincidence? lol

ba7man: On the 2nd page of this thread, @Agbameta took a while b4 he started posting pics of Fashola's works.

I had already typed a post predicting that he was gathering pics to bury this thread. I had almost pressed the "submit" button but I restrained myself.........

They never saw it comin......its always better that way.

agbameta:





They sure didn't see it coming and it was a trap.

I have no serous issues with them loving their Akpabio because I know better, I know the man is a despicable con man and he's playing the people of that state. I just got tired on their foolishness and idiotic interruptions every time we talk about Lagos, they just butt in with the same silly roads over and over. You really must be r.etarded if all you need in a leader is just a handful of roads while missing out in nearly all the other critical areas of survival.

Governance is not all about just a hand full of roads to flash in people's face while your people have zero access to credible and standard healthcare, schools and other social amenities.

The man came up short in many areas regarding the set criteria in this thread, he didn't even show up on the radar at all.

See how many pages it took me to detail his meager nonsense? After posting all their silly roads, it's a wrap, there is nothing more in that hole and the largest budget in Nigeria has no bearing on what's on the ground in Akwa Ibom. As loud as they get all the time, they couldn't even challenge me and what I posted with anything in Akwa Ibom because after the roads like I said, there is nothing, I mean nothing.

To me, the only way to pull off the veil is this thread and it worked like a charm, it exposed their idiocy, shallowness and stupidity.

This thread should be bookmark by all so when next they come up with their foolishness and silly roads, pull out this thread just to let the know the gig is up and they are not fooling you..

The man himself and his family refused to call his own rotten state home and prefer Lagos for obvious reasons so the crying losers and tribal clowns on NL remains irrelevant anytime any day..


Eko o ni baje o...

kunle4toye@yaho:
Wish I could look thru all d pages,what I no is dt fashola is workin,my sis was involved in a ghastly motor accident last week if not for d RRS she might av lost her life,they were prompt in attendin to her the facility there is sophisticated n d most amazin thing is everythin is free n they av all d necessary equipment to take care of emergency.everythin dere is state of d art

agbameta: I'll wrap things up with Eko Atlantic..

what so u are not even through.
God Punish Akpabio. Useless man.

Demdem:

what so u are not even through.
God Punish Akpabio. Useless man.

ba7man: Imagine, and i haven't seen a proper pix of the Apapa C.B.D works that done back in 2007/2008 while i was working there or the [size=14pt]Yaba roads he's redone and beautified.[/size]

Akwa Ibom State governor, Chief Godswill Akpabio, has bagged the best Governor in Africa Award from an Accra-based Africa Development Magazine, for his development strides in the state.
Presenting the award in Accra, Ghana, renowned Ghanaian Professor, Walter Alhassan, described Governor Akpabio as an icon of democracy and a good example of what leadership should represent.
He said that available and verifiable facts singled out Chief Akpabio as a pride of Africa, worthy of emulation.
Speaking on behalf of the organisers, Soma Brown recounted the numerous achievements of the Akpabio administration in Akwa Ibom State, but particularly noted the free, compulsory and qualitative education policy; free medical care for pregnant women, children and the aged; and the massive infrastructural investment as key reasons for the award conferred on Governor Akpabio.
Receiving the award, Governor Akpabio, represented by his Commissioner for Information and Communications, Mr. Aniekan Umanah, thanked the magazine for considering him for the global honour.

Rad1cal: [size=16pt]Gov Akpabio Bags Best Governor In Africa Award
[/size]


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/05/akpabio-bags-best-governor-in-africa-award/

http://www.africanspotlight.com/2013/05/20/akpabio-bags-best-governor-in-africa-award/

No shouting

olatunji21:
bros if na award u wan talk u go taya oooo

Rad1cal:

While the other is delivering quality brand new projects , another is retouching already existent infrastructures.

Case closed.

ba7man: Go siddon jooor. The whole Uyo isn't half as big as Yaba alone.......neither is it 1/4 as developed.

Una see only road and fly-over, una start to shout....."Best Governor in Nigeria".

The Eko Atlantic city or the Elevated Train line seen in person is enough to shut u up.