Dennisbulkan:


Nigerians sometimes overlook long-term planning. Do you believe this water fountain can maintain its beauty without consistent electricity and water supply in a few months? Building isn't just about aesthetics; it's about ensuring sustainability and proper maintenance.

This contributes to the multitude of failed structures in Nigeria. Our leaders imitate wealthy nations, ignoring the need for foresight and post-commissioning sustainability. The previous, demolished structure was more practical, sustainable, and demanded less maintenance.

Since it's close to government house, how is maintainability and sustainability an issue? How much does it cost to maintain it?
That archaic structure deserves the demolition sha. Nigerians and their poverty mindset

Beautiful... though it will consume lot of energy and will require expensive maintenance... I'm not a fan of fountains

Dshocker:
For a state to destroy a monument, all because it has Christian inscription on it is totally appalling and despicable.

For a Christian to believe that kind of nonsense is even more despicable. That crap is fake news that was created and believed by southern Christians

The monument was destroyed as a political vendetta.

complexstuffs:



For a Christian to believe that kind of nonsense is even more despicable. That crap is fake news that was created and believed by southern Christians

The monument was destroyed as a political vendetta.

Even a 2yr old baby knows it was political, that was why i was asking, so the best excuse he could use, was to demean the Christian faith.

Which one will be easier and cheaper to maintain in the short and long term?