PassingShot:
By 2022, patriotic Nigerians will wish we had someone like PMB since 1999.

Truth is, if Buhari had half of what PDP squandered in their 16 years of looting and wastage, he would have done wonders.

Sane Nigerians are with PMB while wailing wailers are wailing day by day.

sisipelebe:
I just pray God gives you the opportunity to just travel to small Tunisia, then you'll know that the black race is really behind. Its going to take them thousands of years before they can meet up. This is what you guys are jumping over the roof for in 2019. What a pity!

madmohamed:
yoloba and North will wish not south east. We will regret having lifeless as president of Nigeria. But anyway I'm a Biafra

PassingShot:

He's not starting new projects next year doesn't mean he didn't start new projects in his first term. This Lagos Ibadan rail and other routes were started in his first term.

And kudos to him for wanting to complete abandoned projects scattered across the country too.

"A $1.53 billion contract was awarded in 2012 to the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation for construction of the Lagos–Ibadan segment (156 km) of the standard gauge railway by 2016. However, the project has also faced delays. A ground-breaking ceremony finally took place on 7 March 2017, and the railway was scheduled for completion in December 2018. Construction was delayed by heavy rains in Spring 2018,[10] and the Nigerian government had to deploy soldiers to protect the railway workers from hoodlums and armed robbers.[11] Construction was further delayed by the 2019 Nigerian general election, when CCECC evacuated its Chinese employees as a precaution.[12] The railway is now scheduled for completion in May 2020."

ada9ja:


U re a simple definition of a fool

Oblang:


Open ur eyes wide where u are, u will see it from ur sitting room..mumu

Laminaped:

Around where is that sorry

nextstep:


From the entry on Wikipedia (which matches my memory):


Yes, I'll concede that ground-breaking ceremony happened during PMB, but to ignore all the work done before: planning, feasibility study, budgeting, awarding contract, is not giving due credit to all parties involved. But nonetheless, kudos to PMB for continuing where his predecessors left off.

Fallenhunter:


Why is China building this ? It's a standard gauge railway. They've existed since 1845 and Britain has all its trains running on this by 1890. It's 2019 and we still need the Chinese to come in and build these ? Nigeria can't build them? Or is it a part of China's Belt and Road under which every country has to use Chinese companies and workers in return for the loans.

chukslawrence:

kilode bro..... Let's try and be patriotic, at least for once. Viva Nigeria!
But if opportuned to leave for the Western World, believe me I won't think twice.

PassingShot:
By 2022, patriotic Nigerians will wish we had someone like PMB since 1999.

Truth is, if Buhari had half of what PDP squandered in their 16 years of looting and wastage, he would have done wonders.

Sane Nigerians are with PMB while wailing wailers are wailing day by day.

madmohamed:
yoloba and North will wish not south east. We will regret having lifeless as president of Nigeria. But anyway I'm a Biafra

nextstep:
Fundamentally, we can't do it because we've refused to be an industrial country.
China is the current cheapest place to do it, and they don't often add too many conditions.
Belt and road is not really different from IMF - they won't insist you use European or American companies, but that's what ended up happening anyway.

Until we get serious about turning our own iron ore into steel... we'll continue to be at the mercy of foreigners. Our leaders should be learning lessons from China, but are so focused on the wrong things.

femmy2010:


in 2019 you are still talking like a fool. I pity you

Abdul05:
Then who says buhari is not working? My 10 straighten fingers to buhari's haters

tope3x:
Ologuneru-IDO ROAD,BEFORE CAMP

madmohamed:
animal

Oluwasaeon:
I believe it'll be completed before 2050

nextstep:


Fundamentally, we can't do it because we've refused to be an industrial country.
China is the current cheapest place to do it, and they don't often add too many conditions.
Belt and road is not really different from IMF - they won't insist you use European or American companies, but that's what ended up happening anyway.

Until we get serious about turning our own iron ore into steel... we'll continue to be at the mercy of foreigners. Our leaders should be learning lessons from China, but are so focused on the wrong things.

madmohamed:
you are mad

slimfit1:


Which region?