IgbereTV reports that the Federal Government has concluded plans to develop and turn the large salt deposits in Ebonyi State into commercial quantity.

This news was shared by the Personal Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on New Media, Bashir Ahmad.

Bashir Ahmad wrote on Twitter:

The Federal Government has concluded plans to develop and turn the large salt deposits in Ebonyi State into commercial quantity, the minsiter of state, mines and steel development, Dr Uchechukwu Ogah discloses the plan in Abakaliki.

https://twitter.com/BashirAhmaad/status/1200820093070053376?s=19


http://igberetvnews.com/1172590/fg-turn-large-deposit-salt-ebonyi-state-commercial-quantity/

if you mumu go ebonyi state come form smartness go use enough soap bathe with some kind water, my brother you go turn babalawo commot for bathroom

Propaganda

aolawale025:
Propaganda

Hate will send you to an early grave, Mumu Wailer, instead of seeking on how to take advantage, you choose to nag?

The very reason why we would continue to be in reverse gear.

I dislike seeing anything like GOVT PLANS TO

Can't they keep shut
When the project is completed then they can announce it.

Always looking for quick gratification

De

You will never see Nigeria Government making announcement after archiving success. It is always we shall, we will.......

Are they adding to it. What sort of headline is this?

Something is telling me that this news is Audio Something

Another audio promise..

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Let me tell you something, Nigeria is blessed, we just have greedy and wicked leaders.

Look at other oil producing nations, look at Nigeria, tell me that something isn't wrong somewhere.

FG should rather turn Gold mining in Zamfara and other northern state to produce for the nation .

let them leave our resources to us

Hmmm naija too much drama

Why should the Federal Government be the one doing it. There is a State government that is closer to the resources, why shouldn't they be allowed to maximize the resources in their state.

Until we start practicing true federalism and resource control, Nigeria is heading no where.

It's such a pity.

Future tense government...

They should leave Ebonyi state oh. true federalism is needed so that states can manage there resources by themselves

Is it that Nigeria is waiting for one Mineral resource to finish before engaging fully on another...

We hear stuff like this all the time
If only the govt would actualize half of her plans

Nice one

Audio turning

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JustAwesome:
I dislike seeing anything like GOVT PLANS TO

Can't they keep shut
When the project is completed then they can announce it.

Always looking for quick gratification

Goatluck Jonathan announced and commissioned the 2nd Niger Bridge on the drawing board and you Igbos sewed Aso-Ebi and threw a big party with millions of naira. Several years after, you are still begging your enemy Buhari for the same bridge.

freedomchild:
They should leave Ebonyi state oh. true federalism is needed so that states can manage there resources by themselves

No way, we must finish this resource.

rexwalters:
Hate will send you to an early grave, Mumu Wailer, instead of seeking on how to take advantage, you choose to nag?

what is the advantage when those who own the resources cannot benefit from it? Please use your brain

This is the CHANGE we voted for.

rexwalters:
Hate will send you to an early grave, Mumu Wailer, instead of seeking on how to take advantage, you choose to nag?

Don't say it's hate
Pple are naturally tired of govt not keeping to there promise

Yy

rexwalters:
Hate will send you to an early grave, Mumu Wailer, instead of seeking on how to take advantage, you choose to nag?

Thank you for giving that tin the apt reply.
They are so pathetic and miserable in life.

This title is ambiguous.

The salt is already in large quantity.

It think it should read, "FG To Mine/Commercialize Large Salt Deposits In Ebonyi State."

PS: They have captioned it well.