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IamAirforce1:Yinmu for you |
President buhari is incompetent,walahi |
hmmmm...o ga oooo.The enemies of doctors eventually won.Sometimes when I see a primary school student saying I want to become a medical doctor.I just laugh!......... |
50 cent or VC? |
shellworker:k |
shellworker:so far SR is having points with havard university and london school of economics denying they awarded him a degree which he claimed he had and his name being absent on alumni list while He has not bring out any tangible evidence to back his claim of having degrees.if he could bring out one,I will shift my ground. Also,who is talking about state....is he not a yoruba man?..You yourself said just now that kogi has yoruba part.He took over from another yoruba man,smart adeyemi |
shellworker:so you decided to support him in certificate fraud just because he bashed tinubu's wife.lolz..I have always say it,this guyz are confused. By the way,you've forgotten that melaye is a yoruba man.Last time I checked,you guys are always campaigning that yorubas are not to be trusted.But you trust Dino melaye,FFK , fayose,kashamu and co....so so confused. who be your enemy...APC?,tinubu?,yoruba muslims?,yoruba Christians?,yorubas?,buhari?,Nigeria?Hausa/fulani?lagos? |
Ugosample:Now that Nigeria is the largest economy in Africa,will you find another excuse? |
[quote author=ValentineMary post=54954816] I thought they have an Islam section . If u memorize scientific findings and research like you do the quoran, the world would be a really better place. The problem with many people is priorities ...You should have said memorize big brother africa dialogues..dindinrin |
hok4u:lolz..noise makers |
natznext:Alright sir |
ilotriouzAY:I have never seen a write up that captured we introverts as this. |
natznext:I said especially ibadan which is 1/3 of oyo state.He tried for other cities too.I know of dualization of entry roads to Oyo state major towns. As for celebrating mediocrity,if a leader could be condemned for something done bad there is nothing bad of he is commended for good things done.That's not celebration. As for buoyant or no buoyant shopping mall I disagree with you on that.More malls will not be opened if the market is poor.The just opened jericho mall is an example. Thank God you agree that he is the best governor so far.can I also say you are celebrate mediocrity with this stance ?..No.its just a form of acknowledgement. |
natznext:..salary aparts..Ajimobi transformed oyo state especially Ibadan.He modernised ibadan with dualised roads some of them were posted on nairaland some days back.5 shopping mall rose up in ibadan within the last 5 years.No wonder he was rewarded with 2nd term which has never happened in Oyo state.Ajimobi is the best governor of oyo states so far interm of infrastructure especially road dualization.Na salary bleeped him up and its due to recession because he used to pay 13th month salary. |
emmasege:..you are right,I have a friend here from bayelsa that said he do write biology exams for a whole school.The guy is a medical student in U.I. The OP cant use that as yardstick...exam machinery is the other of the day especially in lagos and eastern states. |
Krystalzkris:..U.I will say you are not worthy in character for sueing the teachers that thought you.so,you are not worthy enough to own U.I certificate.Because to be a graduate of U.I you must be worthy in character and learning. |
A bridge under construction
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update 7/ Lagos Nigeria, - Eko Atlantic City,
one of the world’s most advanced new cities being built
adjacent to Victoria Island in Lagos, Nigeria, has
announced the on-going construction of its ultra-
modern centralized 24/7 water system designed to
simultaneously supply phases 1&2 of the city. The
water system construction satisfies “stringent
international standards for construction of water
treatment centers”, supplied by Degrémont, Suez-
environment, a reputable company known for its
worldwide supply of water treatment equipment. The
Eko Atlantic City Water system will extract raw water
from deep groundwater aquifers via a borehole
providing an estimated initial daily supply of 10,000m3.
The daily supply of water will continue to increase as
the city grows.
To add further protection to the aquifers, the borehole
will be lined with stainless steel and cement grouted
along its entire length to prevent contamination. The
raw water will undergo filtration to remove the
impurities and iron from it. The Water System will also
disinfect the extracted water before storing it in water
reservoirs ready for consumption (WHO guidelines). The
water will then be pumped to a 47m high water tower
that will supply the entire water network of phases 1 &
2. This will insure a residual pressure in the network of
1.5 bar. In addition to this distribution network, the
developers of Eko Atlantic, as advised by infrastructure
consultants, will be providing ground water storage for
a minimum of 2 days. This storage capacity will be
independent from the required firewater reserve. The
systemic treatment technology offers the most
ecological and cost effective way to produce public
water supply since groundwater is often more
convenient and less vulnerable to pollution than surface
water.
Mr Ronald Chagoury Jr, Vice Chairman of South Energyx
Nigeria Limited, a subsidiary of the Chagoury Group,
notes that the EAC water system is provided according
to the high standards of the World Health Organization
by ensuring reliable quality of sustainable water system
at Eko Atlantic city. The city will not only boast of
adequate power supply and a good road network, but
also a water purification and distribution network that
produces potable water for its residential and office
use,” Mr Ronald Chagoury Jr added.
The company also recently announced the completion
of all the 14 bridges projected for the city in Phase 1 &
2. In November last year, the city also unveiled the first
of the Eko Pearl Towers, a residential building in its
Marina District. The commissioning of the Tower which
was done by the Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi
Ambode came some months after the commissioning of
the city’s Eko Boulevard, Nigeria’s first eight-lane city
road. |
KINGOFTHEEAST:lolz.....Awolowo is a yoruba muslim too. |
Who is replying this guyz again self.Nobody should take them seriouse again.They dont even know who their enemy is....APC?,Nigeria?,Tinubu?,Yorubas?Yoruba muslims?,yoruba Christians?,Muslims,Hausa and fulanis?...buhari?...so confused!..mtcheew |
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update5/Eko Atlantic completes 14 bridges
By Sunday Michael Ogwu, Lagos | Publish Date: Jan 23
2017 2:00AM
Eko Atlantic City, one of the world’s most advanced new
cities being built adjacent to the Victoria Island in
Lagos, has made significant progress in its
infrastructural development (for phases I and II) as it
has completed 14 bridge structures in just two years.
The bridges, built to international standards, within
phases one and two, extend to over five million square
metres representing half of the entire planned city
development.
Work on the bridge project commenced in December
2014 when the first bridge deck was cast and the last
bridge project completed on schedule in December
2016.
Phases I and II of the city, which is divided into eight
districts (Harbour Lights, Business Districts, Eko Drive,
Marina, Ocean Front, Down Town, Eko Energy Estate
and Avenues), is planned for mixed-use with
commercial, residential, entertainment and leisure
activities to make the city a 24/7 lively environment.
With the new bridges, all the districts are now
accessible by road. The bridge works have enabled all
major avenues to overpass the canal system running
through the spine of the project.
All the bridges are between 2-8 lanes. For instance,
Bridge 7 comprises a six-lane carriageway and is
located on Avenue 1, thus defining the western
boundary of the Business District, the commercial
heartland of the city. Spanning 52 metres overall in
three sections, Bridge 7 is typical of the design utilised
throughout all bridges and comprises a reinforced
concrete cast in-situ deck with concrete piers and
abutments. The last bridge was deliberately constructed
to overpass the canal entrance to the South West
Marina, defining the marine access to the Atlantic
Ocean.
Mr. David Frame, Managing Director of South Energyx
Nigeria Limited (SENL), a subsidiary of the Chagoury
Group said, “We are fully committed to ensuring that the
project is completed on schedule. With the successful
completion of all the bridges, all the major avenues
within Phase 1 and 2 of the city are now fully
interconnected, with the comprehensive road network of
the city defined and all zones accessible.”
It would be recalled that the city in November last year
unveiled the first of the Eko Pearl Towers, a residential
building in its Marina District. The commissioning of the
tower which was done by the Lagos State Governor,
Akinwunmi Ambode, came some months after the
commissioning of the city’s Eko Boulevard, Nigeria’s
first eight-lane city road.
source |
update5/ Eko Atlantic completes 14 bridges
By Sunday Michael Ogwu, Lagos | Publish Date: Jan 23
2017 2:00AM
Eko Atlantic City, one of the world’s most advanced new
cities being built adjacent to the Victoria Island in
Lagos, has made significant progress in its
infrastructural development (for phases I and II) as it
has completed 14 bridge structures in just two years.
The bridges, built to international standards, within
phases one and two, extend to over five million square
metres representing half of the entire planned city
development.
Work on the bridge project commenced in December
2014 when the first bridge deck was cast and the last
bridge project completed on schedule in December
2016.
Phases I and II of the city, which is divided into eight
districts (Harbour Lights, Business Districts, Eko Drive,
Marina, Ocean Front, Down Town, Eko Energy Estate
and Avenues), is planned for mixed-use with
commercial, residential, entertainment and leisure
activities to make the city a 24/7 lively environment.
With the new bridges, all the districts are now
accessible by road. The bridge works have enabled all
major avenues to overpass the canal system running
through the spine of the project.
All the bridges are between 2-8 lanes. For instance,
Bridge 7 comprises a six-lane carriageway and is
located on Avenue 1, thus defining the western
boundary of the Business District, the commercial
heartland of the city. Spanning 52 metres overall in
three sections, Bridge 7 is typical of the design utilised
throughout all bridges and comprises a reinforced
concrete cast in-situ deck with concrete piers and
abutments. The last bridge was deliberately constructed
to overpass the canal entrance to the South West
Marina, defining the marine access to the Atlantic
Ocean.
Mr. David Frame, Managing Director of South Energyx
Nigeria Limited (SENL), a subsidiary of the Chagoury
Group said, “We are fully committed to ensuring that the
project is completed on schedule. With the successful
completion of all the bridges, all the major avenues
within Phase 1 and 2 of the city are now fully
interconnected, with the comprehensive road network of
the city defined and all zones accessible.”
It would be recalled that the city in November last year
unveiled the first of the Eko Pearl Towers, a residential
building in its Marina District. The commissioning of the
tower which was done by the Lagos State Governor,
Akinwunmi Ambode, came some months after the
commissioning of the city’s Eko Boulevard, Nigeria’s
first eight-lane city road.
source |
update5/ Eko Atlantic completes 14 bridges
By Sunday Michael Ogwu, Lagos | Publish Date: Jan 23
2017 2:00AM
Eko Atlantic City, one of the world’s most advanced new
cities being built adjacent to the Victoria Island in
Lagos, has made significant progress in its
infrastructural development (for phases I and II) as it
has completed 14 bridge structures in just two years.
The bridges, built to international standards, within
phases one and two, extend to over five million square
metres representing half of the entire planned city
development.
Work on the bridge project commenced in December
2014 when the first bridge deck was cast and the last
bridge project completed on schedule in December
2016.
Phases I and II of the city, which is divided into eight
districts (Harbour Lights, Business Districts, Eko Drive,
Marina, Ocean Front, Down Town, Eko Energy Estate
and Avenues), is planned for mixed-use with
commercial, residential, entertainment and leisure
activities to make the city a 24/7 lively environment.
With the new bridges, all the districts are now
accessible by road. The bridge works have enabled all
major avenues to overpass the canal system running
through the spine of the project.
All the bridges are between 2-8 lanes. For instance,
Bridge 7 comprises a six-lane carriageway and is
located on Avenue 1, thus defining the western
boundary of the Business District, the commercial
heartland of the city. Spanning 52 metres overall in
three sections, Bridge 7 is typical of the design utilised
throughout all bridges and comprises a reinforced
concrete cast in-situ deck with concrete piers and
abutments. The last bridge was deliberately constructed
to overpass the canal entrance to the South West
Marina, defining the marine access to the Atlantic
Ocean.
Mr. David Frame, Managing Director of South Energyx
Nigeria Limited (SENL), a subsidiary of the Chagoury
Group said, “We are fully committed to ensuring that the
project is completed on schedule. With the successful
completion of all the bridges, all the major avenues
within Phase 1 and 2 of the city are now fully
interconnected, with the comprehensive road network of
the city defined and all zones accessible.”
It would be recalled that the city in November last year
unveiled the first of the Eko Pearl Towers, a residential
building in its Marina District. The commissioning of the
tower which was done by the Lagos State Governor,
Akinwunmi Ambode, came some months after the
commissioning of the city’s Eko Boulevard, Nigeria’s
first eight-lane city road.
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Eko Atlantic’s “Great Wall of Lagos” exceeds 6km length Eko Atlantic, a brand new city being built adjacent to Victoria Island, Lagos, announces the Great Wall of Lagos has surpassed 6 kilometres in length. Construction of the Great Wall of Lagos, which can be seen from space, began construction in 2009. The wall, which will reach 8.5 kilometers upon completion, is a large sea revetment that protects the emerging new city, Victoria Island, and parts of Lekki from the threat of flooding due to coastal erosion and ocean surge. “Various Nigerian and international searches show that the erosion rate of the Lagos coast, since as far as back 1910’s, when the record began, has been in the order of 2 to 10 meters per year” says Daniel Kamau, Managing Director, Royal Haskoning Engineering Consultants, the appointed marine engineers for the Eko Atlantic Project. “The land where Eko Atlantic is being built existed historically, but has eroded over a long period. Eko Atlantic will restore some of the land lost to the sea and protect it from erosion,” he concluded. The revetment uses a proven method of Accropode units as primary armour for the structure. Each accropode is made on site and weighs 5 tons. 100,000 accropodes will be placed in a predefined grid, using a GPS system for pin-point accuracy. The basic principles of revetment, as a proven engineering solution for river and coastal protection, have been used for centuries, if not millenniums, around the world. The sea wall is designed and tested to handle the worst storms in hundreds/thousand years, putting into consideration global warming and rising sea levels. |
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. If u memorize scientific findings and research like you do the quoran, the world would be a really better place. The problem with many people is priorities ...You should have said memorize big brother africa dialogues..dindinrin