₦airaland Forum

eddiebruk: Okay so can you shut up, and stop this your assumption of me not reading that whole piece of sh1t, when i actually did and understood much more better than you, You heard 20 silos built, were you aware of the Available 13 and their functions before now, did you read how they were Empty grain storage silos despite over N140bn investment, they have been completed and haven't been handed over to to private sectors yet, handing them over should be the big deal here, because that is how best they can be used effectively

Symphony007: victoria island is the heart of lagos, center of commerce. Home to many corporate headquaters[b] but it still gets flooded when it rains.[/b] Goodluck jonathan has never driven to otuoke, he flies in a chopper from port harcourt airport. What is the state of his community road? What is seriake dickson doing with his billions of naira budget? Why does'nt yenegoa have a single flyover? Bayelsa is one of the smallest states in nigeria. What are they doing with their 300 billion naira budget when other states double it's size get only a fraction of that. You guys are stupid partisan attack dogs and critics. If you want to attack inefficiency or underperformance, call out the whole pack and stop cherry picking those who oppose king jonathan.

eddiebruk: That should be when i can applaud them, because i have seen too many Government project rot away like it was built with their personal finance.

eddiebruk: Okay we have heard, but nevertheless, making these things have an Impact in the Economy should be the most paramount thing and not building and abandoning them to rot without adequate use for them. thereby making them become a waste of the Tax Payers money, Good Job though.

plaindealer: http://allafrica.com/stories/201210210615.html?viewall=1

Gimmick project with empty and worthless silos..

Fresh air ko rotten air ni....


What a thoughtless and misguided adventure..

shiorrrrr

For over 20 years now, government had made plans to
build silos in order to boost food security, but the
project has always been bungled due to corruption. For

Sincere 9gerian: This is journalism. Contact all the parties involved and report their side of the story. Contacting the parties involved does not in anyway stop you from publishing your investigative findings. It only makes the report look professional and complete. Only bitter, old and hateful fools take one-sided investigative report seriously. I hope SR is learning from Premium Times. Anyway, I am not surprised because SR is always in a hurry to 'nail' the president.

dbride: @awodman, Please read b4 commenting. NCAA ordered the BMW for the minister's use. You are so ignorant of how these agencies are run by the Ministry of Aviation. FOI, ministry of aviation is their boss, they take orders from the minister! Don't be naïve.

aluta2: what proof did you want again. Okay you want sahara reporters to show when the keys are been handover to de minister. Let's condem what's bad no matter whose side you are

The documents obtained by SaharaReporters indicate that the transaction for the purchase of the two BMW vehicles started in June 2013. However, the request for delivery of and payment for the two vehicles was fast-tracked between August 13 and 15 2013. The transaction
involved the NCAA, First Bank of Nigeria, and Coscharis
Motors Limited.

In a letter dated August 13, 2013, J.D Nkemakolam of the
NCAA sent a letter to the Managing Director of Coscharis
Motors asking the company to deliver to the NCAA two
BMW 760 armored vehicles based on a pro-forma invoice
dated June 25, 2013 at the cost of N127, 575,000
($796,846.21) each. The total amount for the two vehicles came to N255,150,000, or $1,593,687.31. The NCAA’s letter directed Coscharis Motors to deliver the vehicles with sales invoices, delivery notes, and attestation documents.

Our documents reveal that the payment for the vehicles
was made into a First Bank of Nigeria account (number
2018912995 with sort code: 0111152303), according to a letter signed by Godwin Umeaka, Coscharis’ group
financial controller.

The two black BMW Li HSS vehicles had chases numbers
WBAHP41050DW68032 and WBAHP41010DW68044
respectively. The two cars were delivered to the NCAA on
August 13, 2013, where it was received by two store
managers, F. Onoabhagbe and Y.A. Amzat (who is also
the agency’s head of transport). On August 15, 2013,
Sola Ogunsakin of the NCAA signed off to certify
completion of the transaction.

ballabriggs: Instead being ashamed that you have a highway in such a horrible condition in this century where nations are building roads with 8 lanes on each side. You are here arguing over which road is which. Are you not ashamed of yourself. Is it he-goats that drive on that road?

Okupe should cover his head in shame to even mention Apapa Oshodi highway. Highway with no street signs, no road marks and ridges building up as you approach the Osodi bridge. In this century. It is the reason why we say this leader is a joke. A complete joke.

ballabriggs: http://mobile.saharareporters.com/gallery/photonews-deplorable-state-port-harcourt-road-aba-abia-state

Here is a 25th Sept photo report on Okupe's Enugu PH road.

Like I said, to expect the truth from Okupe is to expect a dead man to dance.

”Not once was a single source quoted by name, for such
an important story. This is the height of irresponsible
reporting that runs against the grain of responsibility,
fairness and accuracy in journalism,” the party said.

0monnakoda: From which language do you translate your thoughts into English . Try constructing that sentence again

but if you try to ridicule the President, I am not
likely to be nice to you at all. If you throw a punch, I will
connect you with an upper cut and may be a kick to the
groin. But of course, there are some people I will never
dignify with a response

Goddex: Before now,  for instance, Lagos to Enugu or to any part of the East will take you a whole day, instead of six to seven hours.  I really commend our government for responding to our plights by fixing the bad spots on our roads. I seize this medium to further plead with our government to do more in improving on the states of our our roads.  This will no doubt reduce the rate of accidents and even robbery attacks on the highway.