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Goodness what a nice stadium. It looks like a foreign stadium you only see on tv. But its right here under construction in Uyo. Openning Q4 2014! cant wait.
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look at the quality of seats installed in the stadium directly under mr president picture ..... Yum!
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more yum!
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Opening soon the Akwa Ibom State Sports complex Uyo.
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Opening soon, the Akwa Ibom Sport complex! This post modern stadium will wipe away the shame of decrepit stadium from Nigeria.
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kel4soft: Dont worry OP, once Port Harcourt finished her new stadium of 42,000 capacity this december. SE will start using there. Is even close to the airport and have good roads networks.the port harcourt new stadium under construction is crap. that stadium is a dissapointment and a waste of money it is outdated while underconstruction, An 18th century stadium design in the 21st century Amaechi needs to be flogged. The Akwa Ibom state stadium under construction is the answer. look at the pictures the difference is clear between Amaechi anachronistic design and Akpabios post modern design.
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Cargo facility for Enugu Airport WHEN President Goodluck Jonathan pledged to elevate the Dr. Akanu Ibiam Airport, Enugu and the Dr. Sam Mbakwe Airport, Owerri international cargo airports, the people of the South East Zone were overjoyed. The reason for this was obvious. Since the end of the civil war, which was fought on their soil nearly fifty years ago, there has been a systematic neglect of federal facilities and institutions in that area. This resulted in massive movement of people from that zone to other parts of the country in search of economic opportunities. The Enugu and Owerri airports have benefited immensely from the transformational agenda of the president. They underwent massive facelift, just like twelve other airports around the country under former Aviation Minister, Princess Stella Oduah. A new runway was added to the existing one, which made it possible for international flights to begin operating at the airport. Unfortunately, progress appears to have been stalled, as little effort is being made to ensure that the airport's cargo handling operations are fully activated. There are no warehouses for the cargo operations, and there are no cargo handling companies such as the Nigerian Aviation Cargo Handling Company (NAHCO) and the Skypower Aviation Handling Company (SAHCO). Due to lack of progress in putting the cargo facilities in place, the enthusiastic upsurge of commercial activities that heralded the arrival of international flights in August 2013, has gone down. Unless the right steps are urgently taken, the good intentions of creating a cargo function for the airports at Enugu and Owerri might go the way of the Onitsha Seaport, another federal amenity which was completed and launched with pomp and colour by the Jonathan administration, only to be left as a mere window dressing rather than an economic asset to the people. The South East Governors' Forum ended one of its recent meetings with a call on the federal government to complete the cargo facilities of both airports to enhance economic activities in that part of the country. The agitation for the establishment of federal presence in the former theatre of the civil war is to boost economic activities. It is not just for facilities to be set up for mere beautification. The Nigerian economy will be the better for it if we consciously eschew political bias and spread development evenly among the six geopolitical zones of the country. Even development of Nigeria should be treated as a right for all Nigerians, rather than something for some people to lobby and beg before they are given tokens. The leaders and people of the South East and all Nigerians should demand for their fair share of the federal commonwealth. Grumbling in silence is no longer an option. http://odili.net/news/source/2014/sep/5/316.html |
Amosun has borrowed so much with so little on ground to show. Say no to debt, say no to Amosun second term |
borrow borrow makes Amosun blee....p! can he build a gutter without borrowing? thats my question. |
DMilanista: like I have pointed out, get us d amount of debt Amosun inherited first. Then we can start analysis from there.Why do APC governors like loans so much? cant they build a common gutter without borrowing from all the banks in europe? Its sad when you see governors who call themselves progressive travel abroad just to secure loand to build gutters in their state, worst of is that the contract for the gutters is inflated seven times the actual amount for the project. You should be saddened by this fraud. |
DMilanista: Did u read my comment well? In case u didn't, d immediate past Governor, Gbenga Daniel that incurred d bulk of d debt was in PDP, now in Labour Party. For other states, I don't know. I'm not a politician. I don't belong to any party. All I want to see is development in my state which dis guy is doing, not propaganda. I shuttle between Oyo state and Ogun state and I can really tell of a big difference within the last 3yrs. Those are the things we want to see.The debt has ballooned to $116million under Amosun, which means Amosun is a worse borrower than Gbenga Daniels! when compared to Amosun Gbengas's debt was childs play. |
DMilanista: Oh, because he blocked chop-chop in civil service, he is an enemy to the civil service. Because he decided to reduce the school fees of tertiary institutions that were raised in d last administration, he's now an enemy of students. What again? Give me more.stop living in denial, Under the tenure of Amosun the ogun state ecternal debt profile has ballooned to $116 million. not counting the domestic debt. Its this huge legacy of debt that Amosun administration will be remembered for. and not the few gutters he is borrowing to construct. |
kel4soft: Shut up!!! What vintage point? Hasn't he challenge anyone who care to expose him if they care? What will the perpetrators of this lies not piint one asset he has in Nigeria? Why Ghana? You think i am gullible? The energy you spend on Amaechi can help your state progress. On leaving the state with debt, Peter Obi left a debt of $43m for Anambra State but was hailed as a standard for managing resources. Since Cross River has a debt of $120m on her head. Then, don't bother about Rivers State. Meanwhile, it seems you are daft.You hate the truth rivers state currently owes $45.8m if you add the $200m ADB loan which will be reflected in 2015 debt stock thats $245m which will put rivers state in Number 2 position of the most indebted states in Nigeria. These is the legacy that amaechi will leave for rivers state people. A legacy of debt! |
duni04: Lenders give momey to people that are credit worthy and have the means to pay back. All the states in the south west have very huge debts because they generate the largest IGR's in the country. It makes economic sense to hedge your high IGR against your debt in order to fund developmental projects. If other states in Nigeria (that are soley dependent on federal allocations) are not taking the initiative its nobody's fault.Lenders also give money to those they want to put in perpetual servitude! think about that. In this case they will give money to states not because they are credit worthy but because they know that the states dont have a choice they are easily compelled to service their loans as a first line charge, Its the masses that will suffer as the money for civil service salaries and other essential services will be used to service debt, since debt is a first line charge. |
DMilanista: Dat's a big fat lie. A larger chunk of d debt was inherited from OGD administration. I remember then when Amosun came in, Daniel claimed he left a debt of about N50bn which Amosun countered, that d debt was like close to N90bn. So get ur facts right Mr!Why do APC governors like debt so much? why are they always borrowing? did you know that five SW states are responsible for 45% of the the external debt stock of the 36 states in Nigeria? read this for your self: https://www.nairaland.com/1869441/five-south-west-sates-owes |
Swizdoe: something far from quality........ The 20 model schools he started in 2012 is still uncompleted ( he is trying to use it for campaign).... He oppressed the civil servants since 2011 until now that he is trying to warm up to them by approving their various bonuses just like he is trying to woo the students with the reduced tution fee..... Lest I forget, OOU students are waiting for him in 2015You should also include the debt he has incurred a whooping $116 million. it will take generations to pay back such loans.ogun is the fourth most indebtedd states in Nigeria. https://www.nairaland.com/1869441/five-south-west-sates-owes |
Ogun is the 4th most indebted state in Nigeria. are those open gutters being constructed worth $116million? |
kel4soft: Please provide the pictures of the mansions in Ghana and him seated inside or forever remain silent. Please it seems you have miss so much. This propaganda of refinery and mansions in Ghana doesn't work again. Find another storyAm speaking from a vantage position! this thread is not about amaechi loot thats a story for another day proofs will feature when his imunity is gone, at the moment we are discussing APC debt. |
kel4soft: The same way I am begging you to help tell your boss in Bayelsa to try and develop the state. ThanksAmaechi has built 2 mansions in ghana and bought a mansion in mexico where he has retrofitted with all sort of gadget that money can buy Using his rivers state money with the aid of the fake banana farm mexican investor who is fronting for his loot in mexico and goes around telling Rivers people that he has not built a single house since he became governor, He dosent have a house in port harcourt because he dosent plan to live in PH after his tenure, he intend to abscond, but the big eyes are watching his every move. Tell him his secret is not that secret afterall. |
kel4soft: Then, you are what? You are PDP card carrying member. You create articles to attack APC states, so people should all agree with you Now FYI, the Governor wont touch that money that money. He is only securing the loan. Infact for you to access that kind it takes time. If FG (Abuja) and other states who don't can go for World Bank. Why not Rivers State.Am just putting you and your master on notice that the oga at the top is watching that $200 million loan. If Amaechi touches that money ghana and mexico will not be large enough to hide him. Be warned! |
Amosun has borrowed $116 million dollars in his first term if given a second term the debt profile of ogun state will be at over $400 million. You should ask your self is what is on ground in ogun state worth all these loans that Amosun has borrowed? He an his family will run to london after his tenure expires and the good people of Ogun state will be stuck with the debts which their kids and future generations will have to work pay taxes to pay for amosun loans. Say no to debts, say no to Amosun Second term agenda |
Ogun State is the 4th most indebted state in the country with an external debt stock of [size=13pt]$116,689,249[/size]
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Ogun is in debt:https://www.nairaland.com/1873312/apc-states-awash-debt-15 |
kel4soft: You are bigger than what you are doing? An elementary school pupilwho wants to score cheap political points wont even open a terrible thread like this. Like I said, Cross River and Enugu are owing more than Rivers and Edo States. The forners are PDP while the latter are APC states. Compare with their financial strengths. Rivers and Edo States can comfortable pay up while that cannot be siaid of the aforementioned PDP States.I have looked up your history on nairaland you are an APC and Amaechi paid piper. I have news for you read this:http://dailyindependentnig.com/2014/07/rivers-assembly-approves-200m-water-project/ Your principal wants to borrow $200 million just 9 months before he leaves office! what do you think he will do with that loan amount with just 9 months left? steal it and park it in his Ghana and mexico foreign Account. just like his fellow APC governors are doing?. This is the loan that will guarantee he recieves Ibori's treatment once his immunity expires. Since i know you have his ears tell Amaechi that the big eyes are watching him and the rivers state commonwealth under his care and that he will account for every kobo he has stolen & planning to. Unlike his former boss whom he now treats with contempt he should be warned that in His case his wife is not at the supreme court to shield him from prosecution. |
kel4soft: Ask the OP, how many PDP states owe more than Rivers State. Infact in Niger Deltan as a whole. Rivers is the 3rd least state out of nine indebted states.you should be wondering how APC states will pay off the huge debt they plunged their state in. APC governors are debtors who motgage the future of their citizens on loans that go into their private accounts |
APC is borrowing so much domestic loans that its becomming difficult to track by the govt. read this: |
meforyou1: abeg, abeg, abeg, the Federal govt should ban imo state govt from collecting loan again. haba over 51 million naira loan sitting comfortably in okorocha's bank account. no, no, no. this is evilNot naira but dollars $51million = N 8,171,220,000 and that is just the external loans from foreign countries. The domestic loans will be way more than that. |
PassingShot: Myopic way of reasoning.APC leaders are debtors, they run their states with debt, a vote for APC is a vote for indebtedness for generations |
dragan: I dont know about other states but i know for a damn fact that a PDP governor stacked Nassarawas debt.you mean the kind of debt the nyako of APC accumulated for Adamawa state before PDP came to the rescue? |
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