When you consider that the Feds have been constructing the second Niger bridge on paper for eons you will appreciate this feat. Others may blow his trumpet but the man sure knows his onions when it comes to critical insfrastructure. Just look at the state of our man bridges at Jebba, Lokoja and Makurdi. Shameful.

OAM4J:

most times with construction works, pictures don't tell the whole story. Like pictures don't show the foundations which most of the times consume more than 40 % of the whole project cost.

I just don't know why we have to keep lecturing these ignorant illiterates all the damn time, it's really tiring.


These ignorants really can not be the future of Nigeria.

vislabraye:

Let us see its completion, There might be a toll gate

that is definite, and it is good, no problem, at least it is a new bridge not renovated community road.

When was the contract awarded gan sef and see how far they've gone.


You are here crying about irrelevances, but they've been tinkering with your village niger bridge since 19 gbogboro and it still remains a crumbling piece of shittttt.


Lagos is moving ahead, but you clowns are here trading meaningless jargons all over the place while your own village is heading back to the stone age

It's 2011 and you losers are still begging the federal government for hand outs like little babies, common bridge in your village you can not renovate.

Is Fashola not a governor just like your clueless and incompetent governors?


Why is Fashola building this and commissioning that everyday, but your governors can not lift a dam finger to do any anything?

Oh I forgot, the federal government is coming to tie your shoes for you,


suxs to be you for real


lmao


Eko o ni baje lai lai

ak47mann:

waiting 4 eko ile 

Must you loser always wait for me to lecture your dumb a//s//s?

Eko Ile:


I just don't know why we have to keep lecturing these ignorant illiterates all the damn time, it's really tiring.


These ignorants really can not be the future of Nigeria.

And you are? smh for you. Simply because you have a one-track mind that cannot see anything wrong with any policy of the government you support?
The bridge in question is commendable, the toll issue without an alternative motorable road is not! If you've lived outside Nigeria you will understand that. Even a GPS will ask you whether you want to drive through a toll road or avoid it, and the alternative is just as good!
I don't have that much problems with Fashola as I have with GEJ, but I am not so consumed in my support or dissidence to not see when some policy is commendable or wrong. You guys bore us with your partisanship.

MarcAnthon:

And you are? smh for you. Simply because you have a one-track mind that cannot see anything wrong with any policy of the government you support?
The bridge in question is commendable, the toll issue without an alternative motorable road is not! If you've lived outside Nigeria you will understand that. Even a GPS will ask you whether you want to drive through a toll road or avoid it, and the alternative is just as good!
I don't have that much problems with Fashola as I have with GEJ, but I am not so consumed in my support or dissidence to not see when some policy is commendable or wrong. You guys bore us with your partisanship.

Yes, erecting a critically needed infrastructure is a very bad policy,


I hope you are not the smartest loser in your village,


And who cares if you like Fashola or not? Did you liking Fashola or not liking him prevented him from awarding the contract for this bridge or doing his job at all?



Abeg clear road,

Behold


The most beautiful bridge in West Africa

The most advanced and supplicated bridge in West Africa

The first stay bridge in Nigeria and West Africa

And it's in Lagos state

Built by the Lagos state Government

Good to see that work on the bridge is proceeding but I do not think it even 15% complete, let alone claiming it is 80% complete

^^^^^ Thank God you are not a construction engineer, you are not even Julius Berger sef,

Lame.

^^^^ You mean your middle name?

^^^ Stop calling names. Here, go to this thread and defend your paymasters against COLD HARD FACTS: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-828872.0.html
That's my assignment for you. I am done with you here.

Iono, but I think most of the people that now dislike fashola do that simply cos of the lasu school fees hike, even though they don't explicitly say it,

MarcAnthon:

^^^ Stop calling names. Here, go to this thread and defend your paymasters against COLD HARD FACTS: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-828872.0.html
That's my assignment for you. I am done with you here.

I determine how and when I attend to re-tared posters and their silly threads, not you or any other NL clown.



Olodo follow follow,

Eko Ile:







Behold


The most beautiful bridge in West Africa

The most advanced and supplicated bridge in West Africa

The first stay bridge in Nigeria and West Africa

And it's in Lagos state

Built by the Lagos state Government

Please where is this bridge that you are talking about? I want to see it and marvel too?

@ poster, i think you meant; 20% completion.

FAGshola is workin!!!

Building Bridge and hijacking School Fees is as good as Been  a f00l

Johnpaul2k2:

Building Bridge and hijacking School Fees is as good as Been  a f00l

datz action nd reaction theory na!!!,
FAGshola is working!!!

razznaija:

@ poster, i think you meant; 20% completion.

No, I meant what I posted.


Who do you go with?

The engineers constructing the bridge and Julius Berger or some Olodo on NL.



I need you to answer that

logic101: Where are our nigerian engineering companies.Why are there europeans leading the project.Its a big shame that we africans haven't learnt to do things by ourselves for ourselves.

I wonder o

same with so called New Atlantic City project.

How will this new bridge impact the Igbo owned areas such Festac, Satellite Town etc?

yarodin:

How will this new bridge impact the Igbo owned areas such Festac, Satellite Town etc? 

srry. only yorubas are allowed on the bridge.

Beautiful bridge. . .for Lagos.

yarodin:

How will this new bridge impact the Igbo owned areas such Festac, Satellite Town etc?  

It would give them a faster means of moving to their villages

yarodin:

How will this new bridge impact the Igbo owned areas such Festac, Satellite Town etc? 

How will the new 10 Lane Lagos Badagry espress way affect the lives of the folks living in and working in Lekki including many many ibo people?


Every community gets what ever infrastructural solutions designed to address their specific needs. The is not about tribe so get your tribal Bottom out of your head.


You really should be worried about your crumbling village Onisha and niger bridge that's getting zero attention from your incompetent leaders.

dayokanu:

It would give them a faster means of moving to their villages

Move Ke?  Omo you go wait tire before that one happen.

soloqy:

Please where is this bridge that you are talking about? I want to see it and marvel too?

Bro you took the words out of my mouth. . . . Its one thing to be an illiterate and another thing to be plain feeble-minded. . . I think the OP "gracefully" falls into the latter category. People like himself should have " VIAGRA FOR BRAIN" top of their prayer/wish list.

"I know what you want. You want a story that won't surprise you. That will confirm what you already know. That won't make you see higher or further or differently. You want a flat story. An immobile story."

dayokanu:

It would give them a faster means of moving to their villages

lagos is beautiful today is Because of  Manpower development from Igbo tribe
What has yoruba contributed 
if not sitting with their Lazy A$$ in every junction , collecting 'owoda'
shouting like people in psychiatrist Hospital 
every revenue generated in Lagos today is as a result of Igbo's efforts 
if we are to leave today, believe me lagos must fall

Good to see this project is progressing, but why will BRF and his advisers neglect to follow simple safety rules and wear hard hats?

As for the 80% vs 50% questions, the article is poorly written but I think the 50% refers to the level of completion of the alternate road bypassing the toll gates on Lekki-Epe expressway and not the bridge.