Politics › Re: Terrorists Using Cryptocurrency Traders To Fund Insecurity — EFCC by CheapHomes1: 7:14am On May 17, 2024 |
Beverlyjean: Lol...u see...that's y I said most of u really font know whats happening in the country... who told u politicians pit majority of their money in banks ?? Only moi moi politicians do that...the major thieves are keeping their loot in crypto cos it can't be traced or seized ...like the banks if you are asking "who told u politicians pit majority of their money in banks", then who told you that politicians don't "pit" majority of their money in banks"? pls which deposits do banks use to make profits? what relationship do bank MDs have with politicians? since you know whats happening in the country, pls name the "moi moi politicians and the politicians that put their loot in crypto |
Career › Re: Nigerian Soldiers Weep After Comrade Killed In Attack by CheapHomes1: 9:23pm On May 16, 2024 |
NairaOcean: In a poignant display of grief and solidarity, Nigerian soldiers were seen weeping openly after their comrade was killed in a recent attack by insurgents.  soldiers are human beings, flesh and blood. holding a gun is no guarantee of life. unfortunately, many soldiers dont realise this. they always think they are invincible because they carry gun. unfortunately most people who carry guns also feel the same |
Politics › Re: Cross River Secures $3.5bn For Bakassi Deep Seaport by CheapHomes1: 9:11pm On May 16, 2024 |
caracas: Trash You guys keep deceiving yourselves unnecessarily So how many houses n hotels were built along the east west road when it was first constructed?how many were built along Lagos Ibadan express way ? You expect ppl to start building houses n hotels along a highway? For what purpose exactly ? How many hotels have you ever stayed in while traveling? Do you guys even understand what a high way or super highway is? pls do you understand the context of the post you responded to? |
Politics › Re: Terrorists Using Cryptocurrency Traders To Fund Insecurity — EFCC by CheapHomes1: 8:35pm On May 16, 2024 |
wirinet: Are you not aware that Abacha and Deziani Allison stole their billions of dollars using crypto. are you being sarcastic? when did crypto come out that abacha will steal money with crypto? |
Politics › Re: Cross River Secures $3.5bn For Bakassi Deep Seaport by CheapHomes1: 7:56pm On May 16, 2024 |
bitbillionaire: While your mates are gathering money and positioning themselves to invest in real estate, hospitality and tourism businesses, shipping and transport related business, etc, along that Lagos - Calabar coastal road dey there dey ask plenty questions you hear? am guessing your mates "are gathering money and positioning themselves to invest in real estate, hospitality and tourism businesses, shipping and transport related business, etc, along that Lagos - Calabar coastal road". are you part of your mates that "are gathering money and positioning themselves to invest in real estate, hospitality and tourism businesses, shipping and transport related business, etc, along that Lagos - Calabar coastal road"? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: France Bans TikTok In Riot Hit New Caledonia by CheapHomes1: 7:54pm On May 16, 2024 |
emkz: If it's Nigeria now, supporters of one candidate would go on Twitter to insult their own country and the president. how is that related to the topic of the thread? |
Politics › Re: Terrorists Using Cryptocurrency Traders To Fund Insecurity — EFCC by CheapHomes1: 7:50pm On May 16, 2024 |
Beverlyjean: Politicians now use crypto to move stolen funds, ita safer for them...and they now steal without conscience cos it will not be traced ... over a hundred billion dollars was stolen and secured thru binance under the last government... which politicians use crypto to move stolen funds? all the politicians funds in banks, are they in crypto? |
Politics › Re: Terrorists Using Cryptocurrency Traders To Fund Insecurity — EFCC by CheapHomes1: 7:49pm On May 16, 2024 |
Beverlyjean: Crypto should be banned in Nigeria... We take advantage of loopholes alot... we are not mentally ready and capable of handling the don'ts of crypto... alot are so foolish not to know that pressure on crypto also affects our currency... crypto is not traded in Naira , its traded in dollars , and worse of all , it can be untraceable, its a hub for criminal activities because u don't need the conventional banks to run it has the government finished tracing all the monies stolen by politicians from the treasury and the monies used to settle bandits that run through nigerian banks that it is now running after crypto? |
Politics › Re: Terrorists Using Cryptocurrency Traders To Fund Insecurity — EFCC by CheapHomes1: 7:44pm On May 16, 2024 |
VictorGeneral4: It is now obvious that the stories that Tinubu built lagos from scratch or that he is the architect of modern lagos were all lies, falsehoods, and propaganda from the pit of hell. Thank God say na yourba man be Efcc chairman Am happy na Dem full government Everywhere don mess up is it now u are realising that all the campaign talk were all lies? |
Politics › Re: Terrorists Using Cryptocurrency Traders To Fund Insecurity — EFCC by CheapHomes1: 7:44pm On May 16, 2024 |
Beverlyjean: Are u dull or what?? Or u think u are smarter than the countries that have banned crypto.... there are some sort of technology that can't be accepted in some places due to mentality... our economical system is very weak with lots of loopholes, coupled with the mentality of Nigerians .... are u dumb or what , not to understand the negative effects what are the negative effects? |
Politics › Re: Terrorists Using Cryptocurrency Traders To Fund Insecurity — EFCC by CheapHomes1: 7:43pm On May 16, 2024 |
is it crypto the FG has been using to settle bandits after they kidnapped school children? |
Politics › Re: Cross River Secures $3.5bn For Bakassi Deep Seaport by CheapHomes1: 7:12pm On May 16, 2024 |
anonymous1759: I can only answer That question for a high school kid or a jambyte . If you’re above those levels and you still ask those questions you need to look inwards. if I get you correctly, you are actually saying that you cant give what you dont have. are you saying that the government wanting to spend trillions on a road, that it will only explain to school kids why it wants to spend such an amount to build a road where other roads also exist? are you saying that if your workman proposes to spend your money on providing a service for you, that he wont explain to you because you are not a jambyte? |
Politics › Re: Cross River Secures $3.5bn For Bakassi Deep Seaport by CheapHomes1: 7:09pm On May 16, 2024 |
bitbillionaire: The Lagos-Calabar coastal road project is a significant infrastructure initiative aimed at enhancing transportation networks along the southern coastline running from Lagos through the eight coastal states up to Cross River.
The project involves the construction of a modern road spanning approximately 700 kilometers, connecting Lagos to Calabar while linking major urban centers, industrial hubs, and seaports along the southern coast.
The road starts from Lagos, the Lekki Deep Seaport, and runs through Ogun, Ondo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, and Akwa Ibom.
With the approval of a N1.06 trillion contract for the construction of the first phase of the coastal road, covering 47.47 kilometers dual carriageway of five lanes on each side and a train track in the middle,
The project will stimulate economic growth, facilitate trade, and enhance regional integration by improving connectivity and reducing travel times between key economic zones.
Additionally, the project is expected to have far-reaching socio-economic benefits, including the creation of employment opportunities, the promotion of tourism, and the enhancement of accessibility to essential services for communities along the route.
The Lagos-Calabar coastal road project holds the potential for unlocking the hidden productivity of the country’s coastal regions and hinterlands. Improved transportation infrastructure reduces travel times, lowers transportation costs, and enhances market access for businesses of all sizes. This, in turn, spurs investment, stimulates trade, and catalyzes economic diversification.
Moreover, by integrating remote communities into national and regional supply chains, the Lagos-Calabar coastal road bridges the rural-urban divide, fostering inclusive development and reducing income disparities.
Source: https://nairametrics.com/2024/04/17/the-road-to-progress-the-impact-of-the-lagos-calabar-coastal-road-on-improved-living-standards/ half of what you wrote was on what the project is and what it entails which does not in any way answer the questions I asked which are "what is the benefit of the lagos-calabar coastal highway to nigeria? how is the road futuristic and innovative?" you said that the coast highway will "stimulate economic growth, facilitate trade, and enhance regional integration by improving connectivity and reducing travel times between key economic zones." can you pls explain how the coastal highway will accomplish this? are these activities not presently happening? are there no roads that presently link or provide connectivity? pls what is the state of those roads? you also said that the road will have "far-reaching socio-economic benefits, including the creation of employment opportunities, the promotion of tourism, and the enhancement of accessibility to essential services for communities along the route." this is quite ambiguous. can you pls break it down? what are those employment opportunities the road? how will the road promote tourism? are you saying that without this road, tourism will not be promoted? what are the essential services that this road will provide access to? when you say "The Lagos-Calabar coastal road project holds the potential for unlocking the hidden productivity of the country’s coastal regions and hinterlands. Improved transportation infrastructure reduces travel times, lowers transportation costs, and enhances market access for businesses of all sizes. This, in turn, spurs investment, stimulates trade, and catalyzes economic diversification", you are just repeating the things you said earlier but in different words. what are the hidden productivity of the country's coastal regions and hinterlands and help tie them to this road lets see how the road will unlock them. how will the road achieve this...."Moreover, by integrating remote communities into national and regional supply chains, the Lagos-Calabar coastal road bridges the rural-urban divide, fostering inclusive development and reducing income disparities." are there no existing roads between Lagos and Calabar that can achieve the goal you stated above? how will the road foster "inclusive development and reduce income disparities"? |
Politics › Re: Cross River Secures $3.5bn For Bakassi Deep Seaport by CheapHomes1: 6:42pm On May 16, 2024 |
anonymous1759: How old are you ? how does the issue of age that you brought answer the questions I asked....what is the benefit of the lagos-calabar coastal highway to nigeria? how is the road futuristic and innovative? |
Politics › Re: Cross River Secures $3.5bn For Bakassi Deep Seaport by CheapHomes1: 5:22pm On May 16, 2024 |
ThinkSmarter: It will open up the creeks of niger delta for economic development. New cities like Ibeju-Lekki, Bonny Island, Brass will spring up. Even private varsities will be sited there. Also be in the know that foreigners prefer doing business and living in coastal cities. Also, access to sea guarantees higher safety in times of crisis than being stranded in the hinterland. are you saying that without a coastal highway, all these will not be possible in Nigeria? pls how many of the above have been accomplished along all the highways in Nigeria? what data do you have to support your claim that "foreigners prefer doing business and living in coastal cities"? which crisis are you anticipating that warrants coastal highway? is that right now in nigeria there is no access to the sea from the hinterland? |
Politics › Re: Cross River Secures $3.5bn For Bakassi Deep Seaport by CheapHomes1: 5:20pm On May 16, 2024 |
Scatterscatter: Your parents would have used your school fees to buy goat. since your parents didnt use your school fees to buy goat, I am surprised that you could not answer the simple questions. lets try again. what is the benefit of the lagos-calabar coastal highway to nigeria? how is the road futuristic and innovative? |
Politics › Re: Cross River Secures $3.5bn For Bakassi Deep Seaport by CheapHomes1: 5:17pm On May 16, 2024 |
Goodvibes007: If you can't see how a deep sea port brings development and businesses to a state or region, then I can't help you. pls how is all you said related to these questions I asked...do you have the answer to the questions? how is the question I asked related to property development? can you pls remind when and where I informed you that I am in property development? |
Politics › Re: Cross River Secures $3.5bn For Bakassi Deep Seaport by CheapHomes1: 5:16pm On May 16, 2024 |
YesDaddyTill203: If you need someone to explain the benefits to you, then it's too late. It will just go over your head, you will never comprehend it. N need to waste time and effort. is that your way of saying that you have no absolutely no idea how to answer the questions I asked? what is the benefit of the lagos-calabar coastal highway to nigeria? how is the road futuristic and innovative? |
Politics › Re: Cross River Secures $3.5bn For Bakassi Deep Seaport by CheapHomes1: 5:14pm On May 16, 2024 |
Goodvibes007: A lot. The lekki deep sea port is one of the major reasons Dangote Refinery was sighted in the Lekki. what are the "a lot". from your response, you mentioned just one item. how does your response answer the questions I asked....how much business has lekki sea port taken from apapa sea port? how will this proposed sea port make any difference for cross river state? |
Politics › Re: Cross River Secures $3.5bn For Bakassi Deep Seaport by CheapHomes1: 5:13pm On May 16, 2024 |
Goodvibes007: Did you just really ask this question?
And you say you are in property development lol. yes I asked the questions not question. do you have the answer to the questions? how is the question I asked related to property development? can you pls remind when and where I informed you that I am in property development? |
Politics › Re: Cross River Secures $3.5bn For Bakassi Deep Seaport by CheapHomes1: 5:10pm On May 16, 2024 |
chopnaira: What a Wawu. While some are still begging FG for a sea port even though they have no sea.
Cross River is following the lead of Lekki deep sea port in Lagos. Both ports soon to be connected by the coastal highway. how much business has lekki sea port taken from apapa sea port? how will this proposed sea port make any difference for cross river state? |
Politics › Re: Cross River Secures $3.5bn For Bakassi Deep Seaport by CheapHomes1: 5:08pm On May 16, 2024 |
ThinkSmarter: Most Niger Delta States are strategically located like Lagos state for Port, Real Estate and Tourism development. The brain behind the Lagos~Calabar Coastal Highway is innovative/ futuristic. Most world beautiful cities are close to the sea. It is a natural therapy to live in a house where u have a sea view. what is the benefit of the lagos-calabar coastal highway to nigeria? how is the road futuristic and innovative? |
Politics › Re: Onitsha River Bank Modernization By Gov Soludo (video) by CheapHomes1: 4:39pm On May 16, 2024 |
Chinjo2: This is why you need technocrats as Governors and not career politicians. do technocrats not steal and abuse power? |
Politics › Re: Governor Oyebanji In US, Due Back Soon, EKSG Replies Sahara Reporters by CheapHomes1: 4:28pm On May 16, 2024 |
Peejayz: i dont know, i have not been to ekiti all my life.... All I know is that he has to source for investors.... He need them more if he needs them more, how will his travelling to america make investors come ekiti state? how will his travelling to america help him garner these foreign and local investments? if you have been to ekiti, on what basis are you making your claim that he needs to travel to america before investors will come to ekiti state? |
Education › Re: Kano University Suspends Student For Proposing To Female On Campus by CheapHomes1: 4:26pm On May 16, 2024 |
NoniblaqStore: Lol. This sort of news should be hidden from the internet. The international world would think Nigeria is still in 120BC. Meanwhile, if you are a guy, see my profile topic, GUYS ONLY O which BC is the 'international world" and why should their own way of life not be hidden from the internet? |
Politics › Re: Governor Oyebanji In US, Due Back Soon, EKSG Replies Sahara Reporters by CheapHomes1: 4:24pm On May 16, 2024 |
Peejayz: so you expect him to sit down in ekiti and investors will come finding for him ? how will his travelling make investors come find him? how many local investors have invested in ekiti state that will make foreign investors leave their countries to come and invest in ekiti state? |
Politics › Re: Governor Oyebanji In US, Due Back Soon, EKSG Replies Sahara Reporters by CheapHomes1: 4:19pm On May 16, 2024 |
TurbinePower: Shsssss don't ask this kind of question sir why shouldnt i ask and what type of question should i ask? |
Politics › Re: Governor Oyebanji In US, Due Back Soon, EKSG Replies Sahara Reporters by CheapHomes1: 4:16pm On May 16, 2024 |
Peejayz: He can garner both foreign n local investments, no crime in that how will his travelling to america help him garner these foreign and local investments? how many local investments has he garnered so far? |
Politics › Re: Governor Oyebanji In US, Due Back Soon, EKSG Replies Sahara Reporters by CheapHomes1: 4:04pm On May 16, 2024 |
Dijita: Are you saying the establishment of multi billion naira 100,000 hectares cassava farm in the state is not beneficial? are you saying that if the governor does not travel to america, 100,000 hectares of cassava cannot be cultivated in ekiti state? |
Politics › Re: Governor Oyebanji In US, Due Back Soon, EKSG Replies Sahara Reporters by CheapHomes1: 4:02pm On May 16, 2024 |
Dijita: Are you saying the establishment of multi billion naira 100,000 hectares cassava farm in the state is not beneficial? can you show where in your previous comment you mentioned anything about "establishment"? |
Politics › Re: Governor Oyebanji In US, Due Back Soon, EKSG Replies Sahara Reporters by CheapHomes1: 3:56pm On May 16, 2024 |
Dijita: Please read the article. how will what you quoted benefit ekiti state? |
Politics › Re: Governor Oyebanji In US, Due Back Soon, EKSG Replies Sahara Reporters by CheapHomes1: 3:56pm On May 16, 2024 |
Peejayz: so you expect him to sit down in ekiti and investors will come finding for him ? then kindly tell me how this trip will benefit ekiti state |