fury: Waste of tax payers money by our clueless government.what will power the ac? running generator 24/7 abi? when many parts of the state do not have street light.bunch of idiots

Gbawe:

Can't you just admit you are wrong for once and move on? Where have I said there is anything "laudable here"? In fact I make it clear that unless this is in response to specific design/built environment challenge targets, then this is a total waste of money. This is a classic display of i.diocy and carrying around bad belle needlessly. We are not saying different things and you only just conclude we are because of your inability to view what some write on an individual basis.


Gbawe wrote:

Gbawe:

Once again, this is the mischief you display time and time again that shows you are one of those who contribute not based on what is written but according to opposing/siding with certain posters. My talk of weather is in response to the nonsense below you had no comment about:

My talk about weather is to highlight how the argument above is totally stupid. Obviously you don't have a problem with it because it is submitted by one of your co-travellers in mischief.

Naturally, London's focus will be more to do with heating being a generally cold City for much of the year. Why should anyone then ask a Nigerian State to take its cue from London considering the entirely different climatic challenges of both?

Are you as stupid as the i.di.ot who submitted the above not to know that London spends a massive amount heating public places throughout the year thereby nullifying the silly argument of your 'pal'? That is my point. The weather dictates that London spends on heating, most months of the year, and not air-conditioning. This, the City indeed does. Weather challenges also means Nigeria can do the opposite if funds and priority allow i.e spend on cooling to keep citizens comfortable. Seriously, you guys are ruining this forum with how you go around opposing others routinely from thread to thread without engaging your brain or comprehension skills.

brabus:

[size=18]POMP AND PAGEANTRY[/size]

Gov. Amosun spend N1.3b to [size=15]EXPAND[/size] and not construct a road of 2.4km

[size=15]Take Note of this![/size]

(a)  The road itself and the desirability of its expansion vis-a-vis its socio-economic significance.

(b) The number of kilometres involved in relationship with the cost of contract.

The stretch of road has no concentration of medium or big businesses. No concentration of Banks, Petrol Station, Government office, Hotel, entertainment outfit or edifice of note, and importantly, the road does not experience any major traffic gridlock to have warranted this luxury expenditure.

This is to say the [size=15]expansion[/size] is a waste, undesired and a self serving initiative to siphon state funds; suffice it to say that his uncompleted mansion is located within the area.

Mathematically, [size=18]Amosun is constructing a kilometre for N500million![/size]

Is that development?

Daniel dualized 37km Abeokuta-Kobape-Siun-Sagamu road @ N52m per km for N1.93b

Oya talk now! Who's a thief?

Demdem: Some idiots are just bent on attacking whatever Gbawe says even if they are saying the same thing. u all go wound oooooo

Ogun to construct air-conditioned pedestrian bridges
WEDNESDAY, 30 MAY 2012 00:00 RAZAQ AYINLA
Ogun State government says it is concluding plans to construct air-conditioned pedestrian bridges.

The state governor, Ibikunle Amosun, disclosed on Monday while commissioning the N1.3billion six-lane Ibara–Sokori-Totoro road in Abeokuta as part of activities marking his administration’s first year in office.

He said the government would construct the bridges in order to facilitate the state attainment of metropolitan status.

According to Amosun, “we are setting a new standard because we believe that for any society to attain a metropolitan status there is need for urbanization in accordance with standard procedure which can meet up with the international standard”.

The governor acknowledged that his administration inherited decayed infrastructure, but disclosed that government would in earnest, embark on extensive rehabilitation of existing infrastructure and development of new ones, adding that ten more roads tagged “Ogun Standard” would be constructed in the three senatorial districts across the state.

He said, “we went round the whole world, not just one place; so you will see in this place we have things that run in about four or so continents. There is a city they called Perugia. It is the most beautiful city in the world, we went there. We saw the kind of bus-stops they were doing, is in Malaysia that is the kind of bus-stop you are seeing here.

‘’So we opted for that one; they all will come fully with air conditioner, the first in Africa. We are running round to see the possibility and we want to look at the sustenance and maintenance as well”.

The governor however added that government had awarded a N29 billion 132km Sango-Ijoko-Agbado-Oke-Aro - Ojudu Abiodun road to Brazilian Construction and Engineering Company which would be

Gbawe:

My brother, you have noticed as well?

Of cos i have nahhh. these ones are the real haters. Just love them displaying their folly constantly.

Ejiné: This is a very progressive "Environmental Challenge Project".

If I'm correct, the AC's in this bridge will be powered by Aregbesola's groundbreaking O-Power. And while standing in the bridge, you might want to help yourself to some O'Meal as you look down on the craters potholes littered on the road.

Now, that's what I call PROGRESSIVE!

Ejiné: This is a very progressive "Environmental Challenge Project".

If I'm correct, the AC's in this bridge will be powered by Aregbesola's groundbreaking O-Power. And while standing in the bridge, you might want to help yourself to some O'Meal as you look down on the craters potholes littered on the road.

Now, that's what I call PROGRESSIVE!

Beaf:

Sharrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrap dia!
Mum! Ode! Olodo! Ole!
Just point out a single airconditioned bridge in London since they heat public places according to your lies.
Una just wan tif. Ole!

Its all about madness.

Spirit of Okija: THese are the type of innovation we can get only from Ogun State;

- Ogun State Split Unit

Ogun State Independent Air cooling Unit

[img]http://cl.jroo.me/z3/f/o/I/d/a.aaa-Cool-Air-Conditioner.jpg[/img] Ogun State to power pedestrian bridge with Made in Ogun AC

Ogun State affordable mobile AC

Ogun State dual Air COnditioners9half Fridge/Half ac)

[img]http://www.londontips.info/wp-content/plugins/wp-o-matic/cache/dba49_funny-picture-9979525214.jpg[/img] [img]http://funny-pics.co/wp-content/uploads/air-conditioning-445x299.jpg[/img] Ogun to fit Air conditioners on Public Transport buses

manny4life: To add to that, govt will spend tens of million of Naira to pwer the ACs for the bridge, what sense does that make? Or will they have a special generating station to power the ACs?

PhysicsQED: From what Gbawe posted, it seems that much of the motivation for this stuff is for appearances and to be able to proclaim it as the first of its kind in Africa - or at least that seems like part of the motivation for the air conditioned bus stops the government is also planning. Appearances do have some importance - anyone can admit that - but I really think that we're looking at yet another Nigerian state government that doesn't have it's priorities straight since there are more useful projects that could be carried out.

Gbawe:

I forget that , as a failed 419ner and scammer, you are a jobless and homeless hobo who sleeps under the bridge in London. You must be the only fool who does not know that , as a very common example, Train Station waiting rooms are heated in the UK. I guess those waiting rooms are owned by Uduaghan and not classified as heated public space. Olodo. Obvious you are the only liar here. A very m.o.ro.nic one as well.

Anyway, when you are jobless and homeless, how will you ever have need for a Train Station waiting room? If you will carry on this groupie thing, at least try and rent a decent brain.

Beaf:

Gbawe! Gbawe!! Gbawe!!!
How many times I call you so? Why do you like lying so much?

Gbrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrraaaawe!!! Show us the bridge in London that is airconditioned nau!
Are train station waiting rooms the same as bridges? Or is Amosun building a train station waiting room? All these thieves and their funny stories sha! Na wa o!

Una jus wan tif.

Olodo! Mumu! Ode! Ole!

manny4life: To add to that, govt will spend tens of million of Naira to pwer the ACs for the bridge, what sense does that make? Or will they have a special generating station to power the ACs?

brabus: [size=18]POMP AND PAGEANTRY[/size]

Gov. Amosun spend N1.3b to [size=15]EXPAND[/size] and not construct a road of 2.4km

[size=15]Take Note of this![/size]

(a)  The road itself and the desirability of its expansion vis-a-vis its socio-economic significance.

(b) The number of kilometres involved in relationship with the cost of contract.

The stretch of road has no concentration of medium or big businesses. No concentration of Banks, Petrol Station, Government office, Hotel, entertainment outfit or edifice of note, and importantly, the road does not experience any major traffic gridlock to have warranted this luxury expenditure.

This is to say the [size=15]expansion[/size] is a waste, undesired and a self serving initiative to siphon state funds; suffice it to say that his uncompleted mansion is located within the area.

Mathematically, [size=18]Amosun is constructing a kilometre for N500million![/size]

Is that development?

Daniel dualized 37km Abeokuta-Kobape-Siun-Sagamu road @ N52m per km for N1.93b

Oya talk now! [size=15]Who be the thief? Who be the hunter[/size]

salakobaba: The Ogun State Government on Monday announced its plan to construct the first pedestrian bridge in Abeokuta , the state capital. Governor Ibikunle Amosun says the bridge will be air-conditioned.
The bridge will be built around the famous Ibara roundabout of the ancient town, and is expected to reduce traffic congestion and accidents at the ever busy junction.
Mr. Amosun made the disclosure while commissioning the 2.5km Ibara-Ita-Eko road in Abeokuta which gulped a total of N1.3bn
http://premiumtimesng.com/news/national/5340-ogun_to_construct_air-conditioned_pedestrian_bridge.html