Onwardvic:
Chai!!
If only you had seen a Nigerian "bad" road, I mean a bad road by Nigerian standard, you wudn'nt have called this one a death trap

olayinkajnr:


MY brother, if there is any other thing to use to qualify it as a death trap, I will use it. I ply that road and God!! Even Mokwa-Jebba-Ilorin express way na learner. Apart from it been bad, it's a hoard of thieves.

mockingdove:
as in eh, dis road is too good compared to wen u are passing abia state, i call it a state of no government

NOETHNICITY:
Little wonder u re very local.

Onwardvic:


I wish I were you because for you to describe this "beautiful edifice"(by Nigerian standard) of a road as such,few things are involved, it's either you were not born and bred in naija or you left here as a kid or you are one of the few rich kids that knows only the airports but don't understand what a motor park looks like or you had not travelled out of your state that much. what are we even talking? did u see where the passengers had to disembark for the vehicle to cross a pothole or where they had to support it with logs of wood or did the Op tell you that he had to change in the park because after plying a "Nigerian" bad road you'll definitely look like a fowl that bath on an ash hill.

olayinkajnr:



Wow, sorry to say but I think you need to understand English to see the irony in my statement. I said if there is anything that can be used to qualify that road than a *death trap*, it should be used. We are both saying the same thing but your long epistle shows that you didn't read my post well to comprehend that I mean the road is more than a death trap. Mind you, I'm born and brought up in Nigeria.

EdCure:

Mumu! Not travelling too much does not equate to not being widely travelled.
How can your illiterate imam remember to infuse that into your empty skull, when all he does is teach you how to be to biggest paedophile in your village.

NOETHNICITY:
Jus imagine the how low u ve descended.
Do u ve to resort to such gutter languages?
Tot I was engaging a refined person
My estimation of u is wrong, yet again.

EdCure:

Sorry for hurting and wearing you out.

Your antagonistic posture, fundamentalist moslem bigotry and Hausa-Fulani stoogery creates the near impossibility to consider you as someone worthy of any civilised discussion.

successmatters:


Jonathan faced the presidential works and did his best, he cannot do everything. He has his faults, but he didn't blame Obasanjo. He faced rulership like a man. He was a real President.

This president and his crew are ruling us from their rear view mirrors. They are watching their backs everyday and blaming Jonathan.

For gods sake, face your front Mr. Federal government!

NOETHNICITY:
Sorry to disappoint u. I don't feel any shred of weariness or worn-out. I'm too evolved to let myself be affected by ur vituperations.
As regard ur other comments about Islam, my problem with u has alws been ur fundamentalist, extremist and intolerant posture toward Islam and Muslims.
Is that what ur religion tells u?

olayinkajnr:



Wow, sorry to say but I think you need to understand English to see the irony in my statement. I said if there is anything that can be used to qualify that road than a *death trap*, it should be used. We are both saying the same thing but your long epistle shows that you didn't read my post well to comprehend that I mean the road is more than a death trap. Mind you, I'm born and brought up in Nigeria.

Obidikejr:


Olayinka Pls can u help with fmm17 Liverpool save date file and team badge? Will be most grateful...pls add me to the fmm17 whatsapp group 07014368896

bantudra:


jonathan is a daft moronn....atleast he could have build roads...the evidence is everywere that he did nothing..

people are crying about streets that were buildt in the military era....those streets are like 20years old...

no maintenance,nothing....the streets are long gone....those are not streets,those are adventure paths...stop dreaming with open eyes....

adem30:


You made a good point. I remembered how the senators took the project of the air port runway so personal, its not because of the common man, but because it affects them directly. But you will never see them debate on project that affect common man like me and you

bilulu:
Despite the billions of naira budgeted on this road over the years till today the road still remain a threat to human life.
Innocent tax payers whose money is being budgeted for the rehabilitation of the road spend hours on the road.
The alarming rate of accident on this road is so high. Who are those involved in the accident? Innocent tax payers.
Is this how we are going to continue as a people and as a country?
Billions were budgeted on airport runway mostly used by our rich politicians and the deadline was meant. What happens to the road being used by the ordinary man? Decades are used for the rehabilitation yet they remain in same deadly conditions.
If we continue to celebrate our oppressors (politicians) past and present, APC and PDP, we as a people will forever remain in this mess. It's time we wake up and take up the mantle and fight our collective enemies.... They are all the same.

Cromagnon:
and some idiots still supporting pdp abi onolomemem from North abi

olayinkajnr:



I'm no longer in the group. Drop your credentials and mail so I can send there

Obidikejr:

Still waiting sir. May I plz have your number for whatsapp

olayinkajnr:



I've replied your mail

cardoctor:
All roads in naija are death traps.

bilulu:

is Onolememen d first minister of works? moreover d road was best during his time compare to now. for two years now was has been done on dat road? must we continue to blame past wen we ve d present to deal wit? don't we ve a president n minister of works now? it's only a weakling dat always blame his parents for not laying his foundation.... checkout most of those artist dey re frm broke home but didn't blame their parents do forget d past n talk to d present