₦airaland Forum

again

so what would happen to sick people

seanet02:
Hope you also remembered that Nigerian Constitution promised Lagos council monthly allocations and yet OBJ denied them this for more than two solid years and Tinubu have to cater for them

yes that true

but now that fashola is there, can't he do it ?

^^^^^^^^


well said

bashr4:
they are idoma not igbo but the point is that they are closely related to the easteners igbo,efik,anang,ibibio etc rather than the northerners so yes benue should be a southeast state (southeast state does not =igbo state). same with the igala, the west igala can join edo or SW while the east igala can Form a state with the idoma and join the SE ,TIV can decide where to go.

so u what to start claiming idoma again

Muslcar:
Two international airport in Nigeria smallest state. haba na garri abi we no get waitin to take money do again?

or maybe the state should have used the money to improve the already existing airport

then again it is for the FG

so, it all about revenue

Pukkah:
In that same thread, I noted that the CBN has no business  bailing out an ailing or failing Islamic Bank with public funds.  This condition should be made known to all the bank's depositors that they are taking an additional risk.  It is in the interest of fairness that government should not promote one religion over the other(s).

How does this injure anybody other than the customers? Why not moving on and allow the Islamic Banks to either flounder or flourish instead of making the introduction sound like it's the end of the world? The viability or otherwise of the banks is up to those ready to put their money in it.

The level of bickering between Christian and Muslims in Nigeria is really becoming exasperating.  Are you the only religious groups in the country?

thank you

Mods can u please tell this person to stop e-bulling me

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-706019.0.html

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=705828.msg8649725#msg8649725 date=1309806307]I brought up the Dutch only because dealing with land reclaimed from the sea is their area of expertise. So I'm very curious to hear who these other experts are and what the basis is for what they are saying.

And if you are just saying global warming in general, well then in that case most cities in the world are fvcked, not Lagos alone (since most of the world's major cities are by the coasts.)[/quote]well thought of

to be honest, i don't know

oga tinubu watin happen na

yeah i remember that

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=705828.msg8649704#msg8649704 date=1309806055]Projected by whom? Certainly not the dutch engineers/scientists contracted to do simulations for Eko Atlantic.[/quote]hmm, i don't think any one cares about who did or what engineer so long as it is done

but we do not need that now

Jakumo:
Development of real estate and industry along the Lekki to Victoria Island beach-front axis of metropolitan Lagos has proceded at a breathtaking pace over the past decade, so a new airport that eliminates the long drive across town from the current international airport is an idea whose time has come, and whose construction capital outlay will pay for itself very quickly.   With an eye on a prosperous future for his constituency, Lagos State Governor Fashola's initiative for a second international airport along the Lagos beachfront will be regarded favorably by all in due course.    

Modernity is sweeping Lagos State, Nigeria, and future President Fashola, ever the vanguard of this entrepreneurial revolution, quietly actualizes a blueprint to guide an ascendant Lagos State, knowing that his performance, rather than his words, will assure his well deserved place at the seat of federal power, come 2015.

[size=14pt]Raji Fashola for President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria - 2015.[/size]

well said

more are still coming

sirjec:
We the Christians don't have anything to discuss with the Islamist. All we are saying that he should not take us for a ride. The said provisions of the said Islamic Bank are also similar to the real Christian practices so why should it bear ISLAMIC BANKING?

Which Christian will enter such bank to do Business?

We want to spend Nigerian's money on things that will be beneficial to one section of the populace. To be precise, we want to spend money gotten from Christians to establish what only the Muslims will benefit from? Is it fair?

Some of us that call ourselves Christians don't know the tricks of Muslims and that they are constantly fighting to Islamize this country.

It is unconstitutional as far as I am concern. Just that this Jihadist that calls himself Sanusi want to cause problem in this country. And I hope when the problem starts, he will defend it.

no one is Islamizing the country, haba

bashr4:
chineke muooooooooooo  

alhaji harem so you are step1  

your nyash don blow open today

and so

.

can u imagine

some are not even Christians

Calculia:
^^Odudua Republic, u would say that won't u. daft !

lets not make it tribals

tell me the reason u objected

Calculia:
Alj, Hands on heart u mean u actually believe another international airport is wat lagosians actually need. I am disappointed. nuff said!

yes i believe another STATE owned international airport is need because the MMA looks like rubbish now

maybe not now but they certainly need it

Calculia:
Is dis another Eko Atlantic white elephant project. I dey laugh ooooooooo! Make Dashola go sit down joor and leave all does poor lagosians stuggling to pay school fees and send their children to school a tax break.

He will make a bad President becos, this man lack empathy.

dumb dumb dumb dumb

which white elephat did u see here mumu

do u know of the state's school being paid by the SG

spankysid:
make everyone leave. non Niger Deltans dont have business in Niger delta

and yet u have right in abuja lagos and other areas abit

didn't even see this and yet to have developed nigeria

rubbish

seanet02:
I wonder if Fashola can defeat the likes of Ganiyu solomon in a primary election if not for Tinubu who insisted on him. Let us be sincere

u must be dreaming, fashola was going to trash solomon with or without tinubu

tinubu is draging fashola down, i tell you

afam4eva:
Why will they be flying to Enugu. Enugu will become the legislative capital so that's where they'll live. What will they be doing in Abuja.

well said

and with a well built int airport in enugu

enyojo:
I'd campaign for him is he out-performs himself. Cos there is no-one to use as comparison to him yet, not even a single former President or Governor

gbammmmmmmmm

enyojo, lets just keep praying for the man to even surpass his previous term,

Insha Allah he would be our next president, the only person draging him down is tinubu himself, if not i think fashola would have gone a long way

good advice sanusi

that is why i we all on NL have stop debating with bigots

By Tony Edike
ENUGU — THE apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has condemned the threat by the National Union of Electricity Employees, NUEE, that it would proceed on strike if Professor Barth Nnaji was appointed Minister of Power, saying it considered the threat misguided and brazenly unpatriotic.

The organization said in a statement signed by its National Publicity Secretary, Mr. Ralph Ndigwe, that it was of the view that only agents of darkness could afford to oppose the appointment of someone like Prof Nnaji as the Minister of Power.

He stressed that Nnaji’s appointment to head the Power Ministry would be the first time, since Nigeria’s independence, “that an Igbo-speaking Nigerian eminently qualified for the job will be entrusted with this critical assignment on which the much needed effective industrialization of our country entirely depends.”

Expressing satisfaction with the nomination of Prof. Nnaji by President Goodluck Jonathan, Ohanaeze said the over 60 million Ndigbo in Nigeria and abroad fully support the President’s patriotic and demonstrable efforts to move the country forward by ensuring steady power supply.

The statement read in part: “Millions of Nigerian citizens voted overwhelmingly for Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR, in the April, 2011, presidential election because of his key promise to overhaul the electricity sector through, principally, privatization of 17 of the 18 Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, successor companies.

“It will, therefore, amount to sheer narcissism if a few labour leaders insist that their personal preference should take precedence over the sovereign will of the Nigerian people who voted overwhelmingly for electric power sector reform by voting for President Jonathan in the said election.“

Besides, it is not the right of any labour leaders to dictate to the president who should be appointed
a minister and who should not, and the portfolio to be assigned to each minister.

“ If President Jonathan, under whom professor Nnaji has worked in the last one year as the Special Adviser on Power and Chairman of the Presidential Task Force on Power is obviously impressed with him and wants to make Nnaji the Minister of Power so as to more robustly translate the president’s vision of electricity development into reality, the least that should be expected from the public is cooperation.”

The Ohanaeze said that was unfortunate that despite PHCN’s calamitous and glaring failure as a state-owned enterprise which has paralysed Nigeria’s social and economic development, “the union of junior electricity workers wants the status quo in the power sector to remain, the statusquo of about 50,000 PHCN employees producing a mere 2,300Megawatts of electricity for 150m Nigerians and their businesses whereas private generating companies like shell, AES and Agip, with fewer than 1000 workers, constantly produce 1,1000MW.

“Worse, both the PHCN transmission and distribution networks are in a mess. The fuel-to-power arrangement has been a shambles also. All this means that the PHNC has been generating and supplying dissatisfaction,” the organization said.

The group added that it would cost the nation $10b annually in power sector investments for the next 10 years to generate 40,000 MW, the irreducible quantum of electricity required to make our economy a truly medium size one by the year 2020.

“This huge financial outlay is not available to the government, which is grappling with the challenge of other competing demands. In any case, there is little to show for the billions of dollars spent on the PHNC in recent times. All this makes a fundamental restructuring of the power sector a matter of national urgency.”

Ohanaeze, however, stated that it had confidence in the ability of Prof. Nnaji to drive the power sector reform having worked meritoriously as the Special Adviser to the President on Power and as Chairman of the Presidential Task on Power.

“He played a critical role in increasing the country’s quantum of power from 2,800MW to 4,000MW within only one year. His Road map for Power Sector Reform, launched by the President in Lagos on August 26, 2010, has helped restore confidence in the government’s ability to deliver the goods. “Indeed, no Nigerian matches Nnaji’s record in

Power sector development. The professor built in record time in 2001 the 22MW Abuja Emergency PowerPlant which was operated successfully for three years, as it supplied quality and uninterrupted electricity to Aso Rock, International Conference Centre, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation and Central Business District, Abuja.

“The 188 Aba Integrated Independent Power Project which he initiated is due for commissioning
early next year, despite such severe difficulties as security challenge in Aba . The whole country looks forward to the commissioning of this pioneering and path breaking project,” the apex Igbo organization stated.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/07/ministerial-appointment-ohanaeze-slams-phcn-workers-over-nnaji/

enyojo:
In as much as i desire him to take over from Jonathan, truth is if he fail to exceed his achievements in 2011-2015, then even a Rochas or El-rufai will dust him.
For now, my heart is crossed till 2014 when I'd make my pick.

certainly right, he needs to work even harder now

people are watching him closly inculding jonathan and bad belle people

fashola should just try his best and then constest to kick out pdp, i would campaign for him in borno and anambra

The primary objective for the development of the Lekki airport is to complement and support Murtala Mohammed International Airport (”MMIA”), the only functional international Airport in Western Nigeria. Additionally, its is the state’s desire for the airport to develop into a new hub for business and travel in the west African region, creating an environment of excellence for national, regional and international companies.

Lekki Airport under the chairmanship of the Honorable Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice through it secretariat in the Governor’s Office is the body mandated to implement this project.
The key corporate objective for the Lekki Airport is to successfully develop and build the new facility and capacity needed to manage the significant passenger and traffic growth projected for Lagos in the future.




Due to the complexity of the project. Lekki Airport engaged the best international team to develop the Lekki Airport Master Plan. This study will be completed in four (4) separate stages; each stage requires approval from the Lagos State Government before proceeding to the next level. The Master Plan is currently at stage 3 and due to be completed by the end of the second quarter this year.

The Master Plan brief is based on the following key criteria:

Circa 5 million passengers per year
Modular Terminal for easy expansion
Modern architecture
Value for money
Fast track programme to commence operation in Q3 2012
Future use by the Airbus A380 aircraft


https://www.lagos-airport.com/templates/Lagos_Airport/images/Master%20Plan.jpg

https://www.lagos-airport.com/templates/Lagos_Airport/images/default.jpg

https://www.lagos-airport.com/templates/Lagos_Airport/images/Traffic%20Studies.jpg

https://www.lagos-airport.com/templates/Lagos_Airport/images/Proposed%20Location.jpg

temmytanny:
You Tinubu haters should stop fooling youselves. What OBJ failed in doing, GEJ can never do. He is smarter than them all(except GOD)

u are very silly for that statement

rubbish, ah the day they arrest tinubu, u all will go to 3rd mainland brigbe and hang urselves

so this people read nairaland i bet that was why beaf was fighting tooth and nail to make sure GEJ wins

secondly. since someone like sanusi can read nairaland, why can't tinubu read and GEJ +obj read nairaland to see have people dislike them

lastly to those of u insuling GEJ government everyday which inculdes me, be warned

semid4lyfe:
What has the thread title got to do with the body of the post?

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=704861.msg8640179#msg8640179 date=1309690034]now is jonathan met to tell us that the 12 miniters in the previous cabinet that did not improve their respective sectors will now marvellously improve it now that jonathan is the president [/quote]