lalasticlala:


https://twitter.com/S ;DaharaReporters/status/1391624514472132609

And he wants to be Nigeria president. Smh

See the comments on this thread.
No wonder the old ones want to die there.
Nigerian youth are scary people.
The cancel culture, the lack of positive input from the youths is truly cause for concern.

Very emotional bunch with limited intellectual abilities and a collective psychological deficiency.

Shame!

PS - I am not a Yahaya Bello fan. He is also one of the youths.

[color=#006600][/color]Hahaha

na Desumond ellot na em cuse am

donstan18:
I don’t think seven days is enough for a concrete to curate and obtain a certain degree of strength, that is, if it was commissioned immediately after casting.

From my observations looking at the structural status, I think the Contractor should be held responsible for this disaster.

I just don’t want to believe it’s Y12 rods I’m seeing there. Even the broken concretes are looking uncured. They should hold the Engineer responsible and not the Governor.

Sight you my senior engineer

lindareep:
Ewo!

Meanwhile, keep your "GBOLA" hard and big without loss of sensation in the upper room
6k only for today.

Note: I deliver only within Lagos, Abuja, Ibadan...and Payment on delivery is allowed.

bros be clming down nw 6k 4 what?

Future Presidential Aspirant..

Apshit

donstan18:
I don’t think seven days is enough for a concrete to curate and obtain a certain degree of strength, that is, if it was commissioned immediately after casting.

From my observations looking at the structural status, I think the Contractor should be held responsible for this disaster.

I just don’t want to believe it’s Y12 rods I’m seeing there. Even the broken concretes are looking uncured. They should hold the Engineer responsible and not the Governor.

Those are 12mm by 10mm rod I'm seeing there,
And from the color I see there I might say it wasn't sharp sand that was used, and the structure wasn't made to dry and settle for a while,

I'd blame the governor unlike yhu(to an extent) cos he should have advisors who should tell him the time of completion of that project isn't enough to get him to commission cos commissioning a project means it's ready for use....

Do you happen to have seen the contract papers? Do you have any information as to the amount budgeted in relative to actual amount doled out to the contractor? If your answer to the questions above is NO!!! Then you've no reason whatsoever being on this platform.


quote author=donstan18 post=101544253]I don’t think seven days is enough for a concrete to curate and obtain a certain degree of strength, that is, if it was commissioned immediately after casting.

From my observations looking at the structural status, I think the Contractor should be held responsible for this disaster.

I just don’t want to believe it’s Y12 rods I’m seeing there. Even the broken concretes are looking uncured. They should hold the Engineer responsible and not the Governor.[/quote]

the contractor should be made a scale goat

donstan18:
I don’t think seven days is enough for a concrete to curate and obtain a certain degree of strength, that is, if it was commissioned immediately after casting.

From my observations looking at the structural status, I think the Contractor should be held responsible for this disaster.

I just don’t want to believe it’s Y12 rods I’m seeing there. Even the broken concretes are looking uncured. They should hold the Engineer responsible and not the Governor.

lol...is it nt Y12 rods am cing so?

See the project of incoming president. yahaya bello for president 2099.

donstan18:

They are all part of the poorly done job and should be held responsible, not the Governor.

Who appoints the commissioners that appoint the government structure engineer?

God will never forgive any man or woman who is trying to impose Bello to be the president of this Nation. What has he done in kogi to warrant this unecessary distraction.

Duru9:
And he de mobilize for 2023 campaign

donstan18:
I don’t think seven days is enough for a concrete to curate and obtain a certain degree of strength, that is, if it was commissioned immediately after casting.

From my observations looking at the structural status, I think the Contractor should be held responsible for this disaster.

I just don’t want to believe it’s Y12 rods I’m seeing there. Even the broken concretes are looking uncured. They should hold the Engineer responsible and not the Governor.

I laugh...
see analysis of senior engineer,
he gave the project to his father -in-law, yahaya bello with drama,
i hope dino melaye is watching.

contractor work based on the actual amount that entered his hand and NOT the the amount quoted on papers
I blame the governor

donstan18:
I don’t think seven days is enough for a concrete to curate and obtain a certain degree of strength, that is, if it was commissioned immediately after casting.

From my observations looking at the structural status, I think the Contractor should be held responsible for this disaster.

I just don’t want to believe it’s Y12 rods I’m seeing there. Even the broken concretes are looking uncured. They should hold the Engineer responsible and not the Governor.

Lol. Look at what a man who want to become the next president of this country constructed

sulaak:


Who appoints the commissioners that appoint the government structure engineer?

Nigerians voted for president, now that the president has failed, are Nigerians holding themselves accountable for the President’s incompetency or the President?

Instead of you to ask who appointed the commissioners that appointed the government structure Engineer, why not ask who voted the Governor that appointed the commissioners that appointed the government structure engineer? Then hold the masses responsible for voting for the Governor.

I know it’s typical for a Nigerian to attack their leaders over anything, but try learn how to hold the right people responsible for anything.

Have a nice day.

donstan18:
I don’t think seven days is enough for a concrete to curate and obtain a certain degree of strength, that is, if it was commissioned immediately after casting.

From my observations looking at the structural status, I think the Contractor should be held responsible for this disaster.

I just don’t want to believe it’s Y12 rods I’m seeing there. Even the broken concretes are looking uncured. They should hold the Engineer responsible and not the Governor.

That's a precast concrete, even a fore man knows the maximum day's for concrete to cure to get its required strength.
It is not only a shoddy job but corrupt practice.

donstan18:
I don’t think seven days is enough for a concrete to curate and obtain a certain degree of strength, that is, if it was commissioned immediately after casting.

From my observations looking at the structural status, I think the Contractor should be held responsible for this disaster.

I just don’t want to believe it’s Y12 rods I’m seeing there. Even the broken concretes are looking uncured. They should hold the Engineer responsible and not the Governor.

I think you're wrong bro. A competent Contractor who was paid well cannot do such work. The governor must have awarded it to a quack contractor hence the collapse

donstan18:
I don’t think seven days is enough for a concrete to curate and obtain a certain degree of strength, that is, if it was commissioned immediately after casting.

From my observations looking at the structural status, I think the Contractor should be held responsible for this disaster.

I just don’t want to believe it’s Y12 rods I’m seeing there. Even the broken concretes are looking uncured. They should hold the Engineer responsible and not the Governor.

Bros... this is Nigeria where politicians award contract and the contractor is to settle 1001 persons before commencement of the project. They will tell you that you are to manage when you are left with and if you cant do it someone else is waiting to get the job from you. I blame those Engineers for such project and sometimes the politicians are the key contractor cos most of the has there construction companies. May God heal the nation

Administration1:
If I hear say Desmond Cause this one, na heavy thunder I go send give that person.

na Desmond cause am

This the governor that's shouting that he is the best candidate for the presidency come 2023.


Nigeria and unfortunate leaders are like bread and butter

Now the scarm continues.

Here is the most arrogant and selfish governor who has not done any visible and strong project.

Yahaya Bello has come to steal, kill and destroy kogi state and the legacies that the late ex Audu governor laid.

Noerection:
Time for the children of hate to unleash their anger on Gov Yahaya Bello yet no single project from their Governors

Is this a project dishonourable minister ?

What do you expect

Imagine using 12mm to construct bridge, possibly with weak concrete

Na bridge be this one? Nonsense

Y12 reinforcement rod for a heavy duty bridge. Nawao!!!
who do us sef?

donstan18:
I don’t think seven days is enough for a concrete to curate and obtain a certain degree of strength, that is, if it was commissioned immediately after casting.

From my observations looking at the structural status, I think the Contractor should be held responsible for this disaster.

I just don’t want to believe it’s Y12 rods I’m seeing there. Even the broken concretes are looking uncured. They should hold the Engineer responsible and not the Governor.

Lol.
No be the money wey dem give engineer engineer go use
Bello can flex public muscles on the engineer but they both know the deal behind the scene.

donstan18:
I don’t think seven days is enough for a concrete to curate and obtain a certain degree of strength, that is, if it was commissioned immediately after casting.

From my observations looking at the structural status, I think the Contractor should be held responsible for this disaster.

I just don’t want to believe it’s Y12 rods I’m seeing there. Even the broken concretes are looking uncured. They should hold the Engineer responsible and not the Governor.

Am an architect, you took the words out o my mouth. Your completely correct.

donstan18:
I don’t think seven days is enough for a concrete to curate and obtain a certain degree of strength, that is, if it was commissioned immediately after casting.

From my observations looking at the structural status, I think the Contractor should be held responsible for this disaster.

I just don’t want to believe it’s Y12 rods I’m seeing there. Even the broken concretes are looking uncured. They should hold the Engineer responsible and not the Governor.

. Nigerians with their hypocrite. You mean they should hold the contractor not the governor? But when TB Joshua building collapsed 99% of Nigerians said they should hold TB Joshua for the collapsing of the Building. Honestly the people of Sodom and Gomorah were better than 96% of Nigerians.