₦airaland Forum

agbameta: You are messing up the thread? Damn!! What is wrong with you?

the same thing that is wrong with you.

Obiagelli: it clearly states projects, if everyone start posting irrelevant pictures of villages in Akwa Ibom, will the thread make any sense. SHOULD WE START PASTING PICS OF VILLAGES IN AKWA IBOM? I hope you will be here when pics of fasholas projects start coming in

am not the one complaining you are.

Since the APC/ACN lapdogs have collaborated with their minion moderator OAMJ4 to block/hide my pictures of fashola achievements / negligence of duties they have decided that this will be a one sided comparison before i leave the thread, Akpabios transformation in AKS is not hidden but well doucumented if u are interested in his real transformation of AKS and not this APC propaganda visit https://www.nairaland.com/1256550/uyo-city-peace-beauty-pictures
for videos www.uncommontransformation.tv
www.aksgonline.com

Obiagelli: DUDE STOP MESSING UP THIS THREAD, IT'S ABOUT PROJECTS, why not open your own thread

is environment not part of the issue/ topic of comparison? last i checked agbameta included environment as one of the indices of comparison
you can check the sources if you dispute the images as all of mine has sources.
Stop crying if you cant stand the heat then dont stay in the kitchen

Nawair-Ud-Deen Senior Secondary School complex and Lagos Mainland Local Government Library- located at Kadara and Herbert Macaulay street lagos the buildings are so dilapidated due to lack of attention by the lagos state govt. that the were Abandoned.

source;http://www.punchng.com/metro/lagos-abandons-school-library-over-structural-defects/

festac grammar school lagos contd

more of festac grammar school lagos.

source;http://aderinola./tag/amuwo-odofin-local-government/

lagos grammar school lagos

source http://aderinola./tag/amuwo-odofin-local-government/

Famous makoko floating school lagos

pic i = alaba primary school alaba - suru badagry express road lagos
pic 2= LA primary school ojo road Ajegunle lagos

source of pic http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/06/22/mega-city-mega-challenges/

Lagos state schools
pic 1 and 2 = nawar u deen primary school lagos ibadan express way
pic 3 and 4 =irepodun primary school Alapere Ketu, lagos

source of info http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/06/22/mega-city-mega-challenges/

bloggernaija: Do not mind them jare.
Those intellectually deficient cavemen.
I visited Lagos last year after spending 10yrs overseas and It was WOW.
apart from overpopulation comprising of too many unskilled labour and the persistent animal behaviour being Exhibited on the street,
Lagos has been seriously upgraded .
I wonder why the tinubu and fashola have not taken the federal government to court over the derivation principle.
The port is a natural resource ,just like crude oil
The fact that the position of Lagos remain unchallenged is a plus to tinubu and fashola.
They are a gift to humanity especially when you consider that Only 25% of Lagos budget is funded through allocation .
It is history repeating itself when money from the SW was used to fund the other regions and parts of the British empire in west Africa .

You are deluded a port is not a natural resource. 95% of nigeria economy is dependent on crude oil which comes from the Niger delta. there is nothing i SW thats sustaining the nation. rather the Niger delta are the ones that sustain this country with their resources.

BTW since the economy is dependent on crude oil the IGR is also dependent on crude so the IGR that lagos pride itself on will be non existent without crude from Niger delta.

Any updates on the airport terminal project? has it gone beyond the foundation? and what about the taxiway?
@OP or anyone whose in the know or in the state, should give updates on this thread! I am interested in this project.

anylove100: No,why do you ask?

because your views are like his and like him you are posting things that are not relevant to the topic at hand. you like musiwa you are deluded with self grandeur and u require immediate psychological help. Have you taken your medication today?
you should google musiwa 1h i think the two of you will get along nicely.

^^ @anylove100 do you know who musiwa 1h is in Nairaland?

agbameta: Duke made some mistakes and he really should not have invested a dime on a project like Tinapa.

Ultimately, Nigeria as a country failed Tinapa and Tinapa itself remains a sad victim of lack of supporting federal and state infrastructures and lack of buying power and disposable income of the local population and inability of potential deep pocket visitors from Lagos and other parts of Nigeria to bring in cash and patronage.

The state's local population can not adequately support Tinapa and because they don't have the buying power and disposable income to do so, and folks from out of state like Lagos can not just get up and say yes we are going to Tinapa for the weekend because of lack of good road infrastructures to move visitors from Lagos to Tinapa in 2-3 hours like it takes Californians to drive down from Cali to Vegas ....even affordable air travel in Nigeria is reserved for the super rich and elites..

Tinapa remains a good good project, but we are not ready for such projects now. We just don't have the means and infrastructures to support any Tinapa.

Why don't you stick to comparison with areas you are familiar with or you just want to show off that you can draw comparison from the US.
The distance between LA to Las Vegas is 265 miles or 426 km and the distance between lagos and calabar =469mi or 756km. calabar to lagos is almost twice the distance between LA and Las vegas isn't that more than a little?
In your next attempt to show off/make wrong comparison, pls use google as it will save you the embarrassment.

That said TINAPA is a great project and the location is perfect but my 2 cents diagnosis for the woes of TINAPA is that the project was a bit too futuristic for Nigeria as at when it was conceived and built, But Nigerian economy and Nigerians are gradually maturing to match the use of tinapa, As the maturing process progresses ie viz a viz the increase of middle class with disposable incomes for vacations/ site seeing,Improvement of the economy of Cross river and its neighbouring states, the improvement of transportation infrastructures in Nigeria and the security improvement . TINAPA will attend its full potentials. Recently there was news of the centre being used to host events like the NBA conference thats some innovation for the use of the place wouldn't you say?
I perceive more such profitable innovation detected by market forces for the Utilization of TINAPA.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCmWViGwsq4

Good work Akpabio. when is the completion date?

This governor has done well for Akwa Ibom. If he can pull off the Ibaka seaport project then his name will be written in Gold.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4EGOqc_WNM

Uyo has good drainage so its not one of those cities that is allergic to drainage underground drainage using pipe jacking technology first of its kind in nigeria watch: sorry its the 2nd video that shows the drainage system by julius berger


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKNep9xwgyA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4EGOqc_WNM

Enugu — The current decision by the Enugu State government to embark on incessant revocation and demolition of several houses and landed property in its state capital has raised a lot of dust. It is believed in many quarters that the Sullivan Chime-led administration, through the state Ministry of Lands, in conjunction with the Enugu Capital Territory Development Authority (ECTDA), has probably bitten more than it can chew.

There are a series of litigations and verbal attacks from victims of the exercise, which seems rather endless. They are accusing the government of deliberate mischief and vendetta, saying it does not follow due process in the execution of the policy.

The state Commissioner for Lands, Dr. Chukwuemeka Ujam and his counterpart in the ECTDA, Engr. Ike Ugwuegede, are seen as major players in the exercise, hence they have come under heavy attacks by the people.

It would, however, be recalled that revocation and demolition of people's houses and other landed property in the state did not begin with Governor Sullivan Chime. His predecessor, Chimaroke Nnamani, was once known as the "bulldozer governor." That was when his administration, in a controversial manner, revoked lands and demolished people's houses. He was accused of entrenching the culture of gross impunity and mischief.

Under the present government, former Governor Nnamani's only land in the Zoo Estate, Enugu, was allegedly revoked and reallocated to another prominent person in the state. While some people criticise the governor for this action, others say the former governor got exactly what he bargained for, having taken similar, or even worse action against other people when he was in office.

A Commissioner for Information and Culture under the former governor, Mr. Igbonekwu Ogazimorah was also not spared by the bulldozers. His 17-block of stores, located around New Market, was demolished. It was alleged that no reason was given for the action.

Also, a former governor of the state, Dr. Okwesilieze Nwodo is not happy with Governor Chime for revoking and pulling down his fence and building near the Appeal Court at Independence Layout, Enugu.

Again, son of the late governor of old Anambra State, Chief C.C Onoh, Mr. Umunnakwe Onoh, was visited with similar fate. His property at Ekulu West Layout, G.R.A, Enugu, was demolished.

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