saucelake231:
he is a bagger(son of odin) so what did you expect(stinky HL)

Osagyefo98:
This bastard Amaechi should stop wearing red cap....

He should look for another cap or maybe others ones he used to wear.....

anonimi:


Please where is the job that is well done?
How does a work site translate into well done
Must we all fall mugu for APC lies and propaganda?


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Guestlander:


With proper planning you wouldn't know the dry port is there.

Osagyefo98:
This bastard Amaechi should stop wearing red cap....

He should look for another cap or maybe others ones he used to wear.....

anonimi:


Should a wise government not focus on making the seaports in Calabar, Warri, Port Harcourt etc viable

anonimi:


Should a wise government not focus on making the seaports in Calabar, Warri, Port Harcourt etc viable

zoedew:
Where is the dry port located in Ibadan?

anonimi:


Should a wise government not focus on making the seaports in Calabar, Warri, Port Harcourt etc viable

AutoReportNG2:
Ibadan... Are you ready for tankers across the state?

zoedew:
Where is the dry port located in Ibadan?

Spallanzani:

The way GEJ your hero was wise to do them... the hero you ass licked.

wellmax:


Ft encouraged all states to have dry ports, the states have a part to play begining with provision of land.

Hold those states governors responsible for the delay.

anonimi:


Should a wise government not focus on making the seaports in Calabar, Warri, Port Harcourt etc viable

Hotfreezers:
Look at the comments of Igbos on this thread. Why are they always bitter when good things happen to others?
Why, Igbos why?

You guys said here on Nairaland that GEJ had transformed the SE into Dubai of Africa and so deserved a second term. Why is the "Dubai" of Africa crying over a dry port?

When you rejoice with others, you attract goodness but when you are bitter, you would become what the SE has become.

tysontim:
We had, infrastructure, we now have more infrastructure, Ogun has now joined Lagos to generate money, very soon Ibadan will join.

No matter how bad the country is, a president from your side no matter how corrupt will always do something tangible for the place he comes from. Atlesat Obj made the multi million dollars gas pipeline that Enabled Ogun to be an industrial hub POSSIBLE.

Tinubu is corrupt but watch wat he will do for SW wen he becomes president.

Temptee101:

Mediocrity has taken over you. If majority of yorubas reason this way then you all are headed for total destruction

AutoReportNG2:
Just as Kaduna dry inland port, the city of Ibadan is yet to get its own Ibadan Inland Dry Port as the federal government officially did the handover ceremony to the Oyo State Government. Those in attendance are the Deputy Governor of Oyo State, His Excellency, Moses Alake Adeyemo, The Executive Governor of Oyo State. Sen. Abiola Ajimobi, Honorable Minister of Transportation, Rt. Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi and Executive Secretary/CEO Nigeria Shippers Council, Hassan Bello during the Handover Ceremony of the Ibadan Inland Dry port (IIDP) Exchange of Letters at Oyo State Governor’s office, Ibadan on Tuesday 21st May 2019.

The Oyo State Government and the Federal Government have fine-tuned agreement on the proposed $99,665,626 (N35.9bn) Ibadan Inland Dry Port, which is expected to ease the pressure on the Apapa Seaport and the perennial gridlock on the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway.

The agreement was signed by the Governor, Senator Abiola Ajimobi on behalf of the state, while the Transport Minister, Mr Rotimi Amaechi, signed on behalf of the FG at a brief ceremony, at the governor’s office, Ibadan, on Tuesday.

The minister was in company with the Executive Secretary, Nigeria Shippers Council, Mr Hassan Bello; with the team later embarking on an inspection tour of the light rail project site, along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.

In his remarks, Bello said that the project would gulp $99,665,626 (N35.9bn), and would have equipment parking, trucks parking, among other facilities, while it would occupy 90 hectares of land, which the state government already provided.

Also speaking at the event, the minister forewarned the state to be prepared to inherit the traffic congestion that characterizes the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway, the gateway to the Apapa seaport, when the Lagos-Ibadan corridor of the light rail project is completed.

The minister explained that transportation of containers and commercial goods through the Ibadan rail to the proposed inland dry port would be expected to ease the perennial gridlock on the Apapa end of the expressway.

He said that this will lessen the burden on the Apapa Seaport, which is currently the largest and busiest seaport in the country, housing several ports and terminals.

To guard against possible traffic congestion, as currently being experienced in Apapa, Amaechi advised the state’s incoming administration to open up the adjoining roads around the proposed Dry Port.

The minister expressed appreciation to the governor for making the dream of Ibadan Inland Dry Port a reality by providing the land and facilitating necessary logistics for the project.

Amaechi used the opportunity to commend what he called the governor’s visible impact on the landscape and governance of Oyo State, which he said his sworn critics never failed to acknowledge.

The minister said, "You are concluding your second term on a very strong note of performance and unequal pacesetting. Not all governors finished this way.

"Most of your detractors even acknowledged the fact that you have done so much in infrastructural facilities and other areas where you have touched lives.

"History will judge you well. For me, I don't think of what people talk about me. I only care about how I do what I do. You have journeyed well and I congratulate you and your family for your success.

"Let me quickly add that the Lagos-Ibadan light rail project would, on completion, ease the Apapa Lagos expressway gridlock and my fear is whether Oyo State is ready for the shift of the gridlock to this axis of Ibadan.

"Containers and imported goods will now be transported to Ibadan and the rest of the country through the light rail and this will aggravate commercial activities at the Inland Dry Port end until there is continuation of the rail project towards the Ibadan-Kano corridor.

"So I will advise that the incumbent and the incoming governor to work together and open up roads around the Ibadan Inland Dry Port to avert a transfer of the stress of Apapa expressway to Ibadan."

While responding, Ajimobi assured that instead of experiencing traffic gridlock, Ibadan would rather experience a gridlock of progress and immense growth of commerce.

The governor assured that the dry port would improve economic growth, job opportunities and improve the standard of living of the state in general.

He praised the efforts of the President Muhammadu Buhari-led Federal Government in building a better Nigeria, part of which he said was the construction of the light rail to ease transportation of goods and passengers across the nation.

The federal government is doing all within its power to decentralize the port at Apapa and so the best option is having a port in each state across the federation. The Kaduna Inland Dry Port was commission early May and it has started operation immediately.

These are images from the handover ceremony in Ibadan

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Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2019/05/fg-handovers-ibadan-inland-dry-port-to.html

anonimi:


Please where is the job that is well done?
How does a work site translate into well done
Must we all fall mugu for APC lies and propaganda?


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andysmith123:
i trust ibadan people,good things no dey last!

eDoctorr:

Moniya , Akinyele local government.