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Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by BlackfireX: 1:11am On Aug 02, 2019
Rexnegro:

they are still landlocked forget the small water body u are seeing so





What Why are you shifting the goal post Small body water? Landlocked Make up ya mind
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by BlackfireX: 1:12am On Aug 02, 2019
Powersurge:



your stupidity is raised to power. if you can't comprehend simple thing, I am not responsible for your misfortune. still asking stupid question. can't you that Enugu has access to the sea? idiot.



Confused imp ,.... Waba ku
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by BlackfireX: 1:15am On Aug 02, 2019
nextstep:


Er... from Wiki: (especially of a country) almost or entirely surrounded by land; having no coastline or seaport.

Landlocked countries may have a river that they can use (usually through another country).
Technically, you can't go from sea to SE without going through the Niger via SS.
Same thing if Kogi wanted to be a country or region... the landlocked definition would still apply even though it touches the two main rivers.



It is, unless you're imagining that Rivers and Akwa Ibom are part of SE, or that having a river means you're not landlocked. You typically need a coastline or seaport to be considered non-landlocked, according to the definition.




During the old eastern region , where do those places fall into....akwa ibom, SS.


Tribalism will kill you people, with all your education you allow tribalism to becloud you......sorry for you

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Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by BlackfireX: 1:19am On Aug 02, 2019
goldust777:

Do you know what landlocked even means geographically gala brain grin



Yes I know.


But do you know , ewedu brain ,


Omo ERU grin grin
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by BlackfireX: 1:26am On Aug 02, 2019
frowland:


Since you dont know let me educate your blockhead. Landlocked areas are states or territories surrounded by other states or territories.
Example...
Imo state is landlocked (My state)
Anambra is landlocked
Lagos is NOT landlocked
Rivers is NOT landlocked
Biafra states IS LANDLOCKED
Poland is Landlocked
Spain is NOT landlocked
China is NOt landlocked
Morocco is NOT landlocked
Kano is Landlocked
NIGERIA is NOT Landlocked
CHAD is Landlocked
etc etc etc etc etc.
So stop making yourself look stupid. Insults are for people who lack ideas.




So humor me nitwit...

During the old eastern region, where do river state falls in You are an irredeemable rascal.
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by Powersurge: 1:57am On Aug 02, 2019
BlackfireX:




Confused imp ,.... Waba ku


you are too dull. you can as well say that Chad is not landlock because it has some silly rivers or because it has access to lake Chad. you don't know your arrogance can't allow you to learn in peace. See go and join your fellow gala hawkers. duffus!
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by AyakaDunukofia: 2:00am On Aug 02, 2019
Let's assume for a second that a future Biafra would be without the Efik, Annang or the Igbo sister tribe of Ikwerre. In that situation, Biafra would rely on it's natural outlets to the sea; the distances of which are way way below the united nation's benchmark for qualification as a landlock country.

Alright, the distance from Onitsha to the sea is about 100 nautical miles. From Azumini in Abia state is 25 nautical miles, the stretch of this body of water was used by King Jaja of Opobo. He was as well arrested at the estuary of this stretch. Oguta lake is another one, a few kilometers to the sea, about 45 nautical miles. The Nigerian army, during the war, navigated this body of water to gain entry into the Igbo heartland.

On the other hand, the nearest country to the sea recognised by the UN as landlocked has a distance of 500 miles. Therefore, the United Nations, following the provisions of the customary international law, would not classify a Biafra without the current South South as landlocked as any small water way of less than 100 miles to the sea, would become an international waterway.

See the list of distances to the sea recognised by the UN as landlocked.

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Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by dannie007(m): 2:10am On Aug 02, 2019
dominique:
But why is it taking so darn long?


It's a Highly Structural work!! Each piers (Pillers) of the Bridge is Equivalent to 18 Stories Building. Then imagine the Depth and also the amount of concrete required!! Kudos to Buhari. God Bless you for US.
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by nextstep(m): 2:32am On Aug 02, 2019
BlackfireX:


During the old eastern region , where do those places fall into....akwa ibom, SS.

Tribalism will kill you people, with all your education you allow tribalism to becloud you......sorry for you

We're talking about the modern nomenclature of SS, SE, etc, and you bring in Eastern Region - whose first capital was Calabar (then Enugu, then Umuahia). If we're going to go by old nomenclature, we can go all the way back to when Benin City was in Western Region - whose capital was Ibadan, and use that to inform today's talk.

However, in today's Nigeria, SE consists of Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu, and Imo - none of which have a coastline, for the purposes of this discussion.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geopolitical_zones_of_Nigeria
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igboland

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Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by tigerclaws: 2:41am On Aug 02, 2019
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Bighead9:


Forget the face. The fact still remain that, we Igbo's love Buhari so much now. grin grin There are Federal Projects scattered across the East.
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Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by 1shortblackboy: 3:10am On Aug 02, 2019
AyakaDunukofia:
Let's assume for a second that a future Biafra would be without the Efik, Annang or the Igbo sister tribe of Ikwerre. In that situation, Biafra would rely on it's natural outlets to the sea; the distances of which are way way below the united nation's benchmark for qualification as a landlock country.

Alright, the distance from Onitsha to the sea is about 100 nautical miles. From Azumini in Abia state is 25 nautical miles, the stretch of this body of water was used by King Jaja of Opobo. He was as well arrested at the estuary of this stretch. Oguta lake is another one, a few kilometers to the sea, about 45 nautical miles. The Nigerian army, during the war, navigated this body of water to gain entry into the Igbo heartland.

On the other hand, the nearest country to the sea recognised by the UN as landlocked has a distance of 500 miles. Therefore, the United Nations, following the provisions of the customary international law, would not classify a Biafra without the current South South as landlocked as any small water way of less than 100 miles to the sea, would become an international waterway.

See the list of distances to the sea recognised by the UN as landlocked.


what u posted to back up what u were explaining has no correlation

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Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by 1shortblackboy: 3:11am On Aug 02, 2019
BlackfireX:





So humor me nitwit...

During the old eastern region, where do river state falls in You are an irredeemable rascal.
go to Port Harcourt and carry the port on ur head to Onitsha u hear grin
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by Yyeske(m): 4:57am On Aug 02, 2019
AyakaDunukofia:
Let's assume for a second that a future Biafra would be without the Efik, Annang or the Igbo sister tribe of Ikwerre. In that situation, Biafra would rely on it's natural outlets to the sea; the distances of which are way way below the united nation's benchmark for qualification as a landlock country.

Alright, the distance from Onitsha to the sea is about 100 nautical miles. From Azumini in Abia state is 25 nautical miles, the stretch of this body of water was used by King Jaja of Opobo. He was as well arrested at the estuary of this stretch. Oguta lake is another one, a few kilometers to the sea, about 45 nautical miles. The Nigerian army, during the war, navigated this body of water to gain entry into the Igbo heartland.

On the other hand, the nearest country to the sea recognised by the UN as landlocked has a distance of 500 miles. Therefore, the United Nations, following the provisions of the customary international law, would not classify a Biafra without the current South South as landlocked as any small water way of less than 100 miles to the sea, would become an international waterway.

See the list of distances to the sea recognised by the UN as landlocked.


I don't think you even understand what you wrote, who told you that being landlocked has anything to do with the distance to the sea or ocean?
FYI, it could be 1 metre or 100 kilometers, if you don't have a coastline you are landlocked and would rely on the goodwill of your neighbours to use the sea because it is their property and you can not trespass. If all the rivers that traverses Igboland drain into the Atlantic, Igboland is still landlocked

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Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by TundeBricklayer: 6:15am On Aug 02, 2019
1shortblackboy:
the area where the river niger empties into the ocean belongs to the warri people it does not belong to the igbo people. if u want access to the sea it has to be with the consent of the people at the who own the area where the river enters the ocean. this is a simple thing why is it difficult for u to understand undecided
Ignoramus once there is coastline from East that connect to main ocean it means southeast isn't Landlock, if Nigeria cease to exist today that coastline will be declear international waterway, essentially limiting national rights and jurisdiction over the oceans to a narrow belt of sea surrounding a nation's coastline. The remainder of the seas was proclaimed to be free to all and belonging to none. Go and read the law of UN ocean and Sea, River Niger coastline doesn't stop in Southeast.

Landlock means is a particular state or country completely surrounded by land or there coastlines to the sea is blocked, which is not the case of Southeast, you guys should stop fooling yourselves.

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Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by frowland(m): 6:29am On Aug 02, 2019
BlackfireX:





So humor me nitwit...

During the old eastern region, where do river state falls in You are an irredeemable rascal.

You are just trying very very hard to be right. SE states is Landlocked, its as simple as buying bread and butter.
Stop adding up other region to feel right.
Its just like a mor0n will pop out of no where to tell us that Poland is not landlocked because they were formally USSR. What a joke.
The five SE states (Anambra, Abia, Imo, Enugu, Ebonyi) are Landlocked, its as simple as that. Omo, some people are irredeemably stupid.
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by TundeBricklayer: 6:30am On Aug 02, 2019
1shortblackboy:
what u posted to back up what u were explaining has no correlation
Go and do research on UN The terms international waters or trans-boundary waters apply where any of the following types of bodies of water (or their drainage basins) transcend international boundaries: oceans, large marine ecosystems, enclosed or semi-enclosed regional seas and estuaries, rivers, lakes, groundwater systems (aquifers), and wetlands.

International waters (high seas) do not belong to any State's jurisdiction, known under the doctrine of 'Mare liberum'. States have the right to fishing, navigation, overflight, laying cables and pipelines, as well as scientific research.


Oceans, seas, and waters outside national jurisdiction are also referred to as the high seas or, in Latin, mare liberum (meaning free sea). The Convention on the High Seas, signed in 1958, which has 63 signatories, defined "high seas" to mean "all parts of the sea that are not included in the territorial sea or in the internal waters of a State" and where "no State may validly purport to subject any part of them to its sovereignty."[2] The Convention on the High Seas was used as a foundation for the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, signed in 1982, which recognized Exclusive Economic Zones extending 200 nautical miles from the baseline, where coastal States have sovereign rights to the water column and sea floor as well as the natural resources found there.
The high seas make up 50% of the surface area of the planet and cover over two thirds of the ocean.[4]

Ships sailing the high seas are generally under the jurisdiction of the flag state (if there is one);[5] however, when a ship is involved in certain criminal acts, such as piracy,[6] any nation can exercise jurisdiction under the doctrine of universal jurisdiction. International waters can be contrasted with internal waters, territorial waters and exclusive economic zones.

Other international treaties have opened up rivers, which are not traditionally international waterways.

The Danube River is an international waterway so that landlocked Austria, Hungary, Moldova, Serbia, Romania, and Slovakia can have secure access to the Black Sea.
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by goldust777: 6:33am On Aug 02, 2019
BlackfireX:




Yes I know.


But do you know , ewedu brain ,


Omo ERU grin grin
Well you are a typical ewu that's why you can never have sense even when corrected just like the ewu you are Yoruba and hausa people go chop you do suya last last that is always the end of a brainless gala selling chest beating uneducated ewu. cheesy go and hawk pure water and gala stop wasting data on your fake china phone.anufia
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by TundeBricklayer: 6:34am On Aug 02, 2019
frowland:


You are just trying very very hard to be right. SE states is Landlocked, its as simple as buying bread and butter.
Stop adding up other region to feel right.
Its just like a mor0n will pop out of no where to tell us that Poland is not landlocked because they were formally USSR. What a joke.
The five SE states (Anambra, Abia, Imo, Enugu, Ebonyi) are Landlocked, its as simple as that. Omo, some people are irredeemably stupid.
Most of you making comments out of bitterness, go and research on United nation law on Sea and Ocean
Or better still open this link

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_waters
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by TundeBricklayer: 6:40am On Aug 02, 2019
frowland:


You are just trying very very hard to be right. SE states is Landlocked, its as simple as buying bread and butter.
Stop adding up other region to feel right.
Its just like a mor0n will pop out of no where to tell us that Poland is not landlocked because they were formally USSR. What a joke.
The five SE states (Anambra, Abia, Imo, Enugu, Ebonyi) are Landlocked, its as simple as that. Omo, some people are irredeemably stupid.

Other international treaties have opened up rivers, which are not traditionally international waterways.

The Danube River is an international waterway so that landlocked Austria, Hungary, Moldova, Serbia, Romania, and Slovakia can have secure access to the Black Sea.


Several international treaties have established freedom of navigation to semi enclosed seas

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Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by Nobody: 6:44am On Aug 02, 2019
Jcole1985:
By the completion of this bridge,Seun,Pocohantas/Antibrutus,Victorian would be married IJN.AMEN
pocochantas/antibrutus/ishilove et al are feminists, they don't need marriage. All they need is regular d...k servicing. After they come out to abuse men
onyi ara
onyi oshi
iberibe set of peeps
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by Mace0lane: 7:05am On Aug 02, 2019
The cursed tribe of te lost jew powered by hate bigotry n irreconcilable foolishness as always.

This happens when a father n mother nurture an infant from the womb with nothing but pure endemic bigotry, irredeemable hate n foolishness. Show me a lost jew from Biafra not nurtured with this 3 n I will be dammed.
solmusdesigns:
undecided



Isn't life wonderful? A Fulani man is building a bridge for igbo man to continue his economic wandering to the western afonja territory mostly Tinubu's prosperious progressive state (which they love to envy)..

The sweetest part about this project is that it is going to be a tolled PPP bridge, and we shall all know the real economic almajiri between the West and the East, we shall clearly see who pays more toll between Igbo and Yorubas, we.shall see clearly who would cry in pains whenever there is price hike in the toll tickect price..


Well, i hope they speed up the process as blocked part of Niger River is causing flood and over flow into the main land



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Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by Mace0lane: 7:07am On Aug 02, 2019
Fools have taken over NL long ago.
frowland:


Lol, seems you dont know what landlocked area means?
You really need to look at the mirror to know who is actually primitive in thinking.
Jeez! The kind people in NL recently is giving me serious second thoughts.
BlackfireX post=80838290:
I through they said SE is landlocked ?
Primitive minds
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by Mace0lane: 7:09am On Aug 02, 2019
I am tell you bro, I wonder how many millennium it would have take PDP to complete this project since it too it 16 years to come up with it paper diagram ?!
Yankee101:
Even China's longest bridge didn't take this long
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by SaintLucia: 7:38am On Aug 02, 2019
winterfell007:


You are just a dummy
I swear that Atiku Kenya hacker don hacked your brain or your brain might have been taken by that IndecentStar on exile.
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by AyakaDunukofia: 8:53am On Aug 02, 2019
Yyeske:
I don't think you even understand what you wrote, who told you that being landlocked has anything to do with the distance to the sea or ocean?
FYI, it could be 1 metre or 100 kilometers, if you don't have a coastline you are landlocked and would rely on the goodwill of your neighbours to use the sea because it is their property and you can not trespass. If all the rivers that traverses Igboland drain into the Atlantic, Igboland is still landlocked

You may never decipher what I wrote giving that your pre conceived notion and unconscious bias about the region, wouldn't permit you to reason outside these confines.

Biafra, as a landlock state, will have no precedent in international law. Read below extract and think for a second as most Nigerians type before they think. The "1 meter" would become an international waterway. Biafra would not need any so called goodwill from neighbour for ships to sail into its waters.

Key phrases: "International law" "otherwise would be landlocked"

BIAFRA WOULD HAVE FREEDOM OF NAVIGATION FROM HIGH SEAS TO HER BODY OF WATER.

Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by 1shortblackboy: 10:57am On Aug 02, 2019
TundeBricklayer:

Go and do research on UN The terms international waters or trans-boundary waters apply where any of the following types of bodies of water (or their drainage basins) transcend international boundaries: oceans, large marine ecosystems, enclosed or semi-enclosed regional seas and estuaries, rivers, lakes, groundwater systems (aquifers), and wetlands.

International waters (high seas) do not belong to any State's jurisdiction, known under the doctrine of 'Mare liberum'. States have the right to fishing, navigation, overflight, laying cables and pipelines, as well as scientific research.


Oceans, seas, and waters outside national jurisdiction are also referred to as the high seas or, in Latin, mare liberum (meaning free sea). The Convention on the High Seas, signed in 1958, which has 63 signatories, defined "high seas" to mean "all parts of the sea that are not included in the territorial sea or in the internal waters of a State" and where "no State may validly purport to subject any part of them to its sovereignty."[2] The Convention on the High Seas was used as a foundation for the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, signed in 1982, which recognized Exclusive Economic Zones extending 200 nautical miles from the baseline, where coastal States have sovereign rights to the water column and sea floor as well as the natural resources found there.
The high seas make up 50% of the surface area of the planet and cover over two thirds of the ocean.[4]

Ships sailing the high seas are generally under the jurisdiction of the flag state (if there is one);[5] however, when a ship is involved in certain criminal acts, such as piracy,[6] any nation can exercise jurisdiction under the doctrine of universal jurisdiction. International waters can be contrasted with internal waters, territorial waters and exclusive economic zones.

Other international treaties have opened up rivers, which are not traditionally international waterways.

The Danube River is an international waterway so that landlocked Austria, Hungary, Moldova, Serbia, Romania, and Slovakia can have secure access to the Black Sea.
guy I did maritime law but I don't have time to correct ur errors but let's assume u are right, a ship of a flag state which has d right to sail on d seas beyond a coastal states jurisdiction where will it berth?
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by General0847: 11:01am On Aug 02, 2019
juvewalex:
11.9 kilometers bridge is taking years to be constructed. Kudos to this administration though.
That bridge is not up to 11 kilometres. I doubt it will even make 5 kilometres.
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by 1shortblackboy: 11:01am On Aug 02, 2019
TundeBricklayer:

Ignoramus once there is coastline from East that connect to main ocean it means southeast isn't Landlock, if Nigeria cease to exist today that coastline will be declear international waterway, essentially limiting national rights and jurisdiction over the oceans to a narrow belt of sea surrounding a nation's coastline. The remainder of the seas was proclaimed to be free to all and belonging to none. Go and read the law of UN ocean and Sea, River Niger coastline doesn't stop in Southeast.

Landlock means is a particular state or country completely surrounded by land or there coastlines to the sea is blocked, which is not the case of Southeast, you guys should stop fooling yourselves.
guy I studied international maritime law and i can assure u ur talking nonsense
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by CriticMaestro: 1:38pm On Aug 02, 2019
BlackfireX:
I through they said SE is landlocked ?



Primitive minds

It is

But you have to study English very well to understand
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by BlackfireX: 4:07pm On Aug 02, 2019
CriticMaestro:


It is

But you have to study English very well to understand



Another omo IWOFA on rampage grin grin
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by freshMallam1122: 4:12pm On Aug 02, 2019
winterfell007:

And so what if they voted Atiku? Regardless of who ever won the elections, the project would have continued nonetheless. The most important aspect of the project had been sorted out as far back as 2013
an ur dumpy brain never allow you to reason why yr so called PDP could not erect the project since that 2013...u ar a derail man..u ar far from fastness..u like keep an chop..I can see why u still remained where u ar since 2013
Re: Aerial View Of The 2nd Niger Bridge (Drone Photos) by EzeIgboNwaChukwu(m): 11:18pm On Aug 02, 2019
BlackfireX:
I through they said SE is landlocked ?



Primitive minds
mumu do u know what's the meaning of landlocked?
that River Niger is too shallow for ship and other vessels

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