Explorers:
This is what a legal, outdoor Marijuana farm in the Midwest looks like.

shaybebaby:

Do I know you?

shaybebaby:
.. to include a dislike button as well. You've provided a like button which is aight but I think a include one this post as well.

babapupa:
sjeezy8-

This is the kain bad bele talk den dey call question, but as soon as I answer with the article below to dismantles his yeye talk, she just disappear.

.kobojunkie
Guy Eko atlantic won't work without constant electricity and I mean 24/7
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I don't know why you think the developers are clueless idiots. Obviously, they must have made arrangements for all that.
Eko Atlantic City - Lagos

July 13, 2009

image of eko-atlantic-city-lagos-nigeria Located along the Atlantic coast of Lagos, Nigeria is a dynamic new city currently under construction. Adjacent to Victoria Island in West Africa's fastest growing region is Eko Atlantic. This project will transform 9 square kilometers of eroding coastal land into a thriving twenty-first century city.

Eko Atlantic combines an impressive blend of aesthetic beauty and seamless practicality. The city will be spread across seven districts, combining residential, commercial, financial and tourist development. They will all share the same high standards of urban planning, infrastructure and architectural excellence. The new city will feature tree-lined boulevards, waterways, manicured gardens, elegant plazas, three marinas and a stunning ocean front promenade. Eko Atlantic will be a city in which to live, work and play.

The Financial District, with towering skyscrapers, will attract multinational companies, especially in the oil and gas industries. It will become home to many of Africa’s banks, financial institutions and business leaders and will help to establish Lagos as the financial capital of Africa.

Eko Atlantic will raise the standards of infrastructure in Lagos to sophisticated levels through a finely-structured urban plan that creates a balanced, environmentally friendly and efficient blueprint for a comfortable, healthy, safe and efficient style of life. Each of the seven districts of Eko Atlantic will display their own unique characteristics, but the infrastructural design will be standard throughout the city.


The city will have its own independent service island with an electricity generating plant and water management for drinking and irrigation, as well as sewage control. Eko Atlantic will be self-sufficient in power and vital telecommunications.

Transportation includes an eight-lane coastal highway, a tramway system, a ferry system, 20 km of internal waterway, and a 100 km internal network of roads connect all districts. Eko Atlantic also includes a pedestrian and transport strategy that is designed to reduce road use, minimize traffic congestion and create off-street parking for all vehicles.

In essence, Eko Atlantic is a huge reclamation project, replacing land that was lost during a hundred years of severe coastal erosion. Consultants and contractors from all over the world are working together in an attempt to roll back surging waves from the Atlantic Ocean. Valuable land that was lost to generations of Nigerians has already begun to reappear and is expanding every day. A 7 km long sea wall will be constructed to protect the city from damaging storms. Eko Atlantic is turning a liability of coastal erosion into a national asset.

Eko Atlantic will become home to at least 400,000 residents, with commuter volume expected to exceed 250,000 people daily. Eko Atlantic will help Lagos transform itself into a successful mega city-state of 25 million people by the year 2015.


The project is being developed by South Energyx Nigeria Ltd, a subsidiary of The Chagoury Group.

lafile:
@Kobojunkie
Naguib, Nassef and Samih Sawiris are the sons of Onsi Sawiris, the founder of The Orascom Group. Onsi Sawiris retired and divided his empire between his three sons. Naguib got the telecoms, Nssef got the construction and Samih got the tourism.

Smartiegurl:
kindly enlighten us more on how it is a scam please? What will they take from you?

Someone was telling me about it right now, I need to be sure before joining. According to him, you have nothing to loose.

InHeaven:
COWARDS.


They should attack Buhari as they boasts tomorrow.

Earlystar698:
Meanwhile in Northern Nigeria they are busy cooking for the bandits

luizpippo:

A report you have not seen already shows you this? Ijebu weed is not good for your health.

sunshineV:
5k last

Ejebleje:
64gb on an 850 dolls phone in 2021 is broad day light robbery.

SouthSouth1914:


Where is your proof of ownership?

Uzosaint:
Good evening,has anyone gotten an invite yet/mail

emmanuel1277:

Wrong
Very wrong
Our fore fathers didn't eat cassava
They ate yams go and ask questions or read history

They are native to Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Some yams are also invasive plants, often considered a "noxious weed", outside cultivated areas. Some 870 species of yams are known, and 95% of these crops are grown in Africa.

Hightser:


Bro, this is not a political or tribal issue, most times, I wonder the level of economic rot going on in most northern states when it’s obvious ebonyi is better than them.

Nigeria needs over hauling, just two days in the village and 2 persons were already killed by unknown gun men, insecurity is on the rise, how do you beat someone and tell him not to cry? How many persons can afford a higher education in the state with state university tuition at 100k plus?

And federal university at 300k plus? The federal government knows ebonyi needs a federal university so the good luck administration gave us one, the federal government also knows the economic situation of the state and still allowed the fees to get to as high as 300k when the basic salary of a civil servant in the state is below 60k


I managed to gain admission into uniben when the fee was 14,000 naira, anything more than that, I wouldn’t have been able to complete my education and you know what they say about half of education.

pek:
Not true because you say so or because you don't know? Cassava is native to South America countries.

They are native to Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Some yams are also invasive plants, often considered a "noxious weed", outside cultivated areas. Some 870 species of yams are known, and 95% of these crops are grown in Africa.

emmanuel1277:
The history is very true
My parents told me too

mariahAngel:

Recap: there is poverty in Nigeria but the one in ebonyi state is beyond poverty, it’s more than poverty.
That part caught my attention.