₦airaland Forum

Blue3k:
These conspiracy theories funny. Instead of asking for full repair you want them to delay repairs so you can risk your life on bad runway. It's truly hilarious to see someone complain over nothing.

property123:
Look very well at the first picture you can see we are planting flowers there.thanks for your opinion.

property123:
This estate is located at centenary city.

Blue3k:
Only a crybaby like you guys would whine about partial closure that won't effect your ability to travel. Lol you guys are simply delusional as usual. Buy your ticket return to your village.

property123:
Work In Progress

deomelllo:
All the states and the people you claim you are better than are building their own airport, even what is probably going to be the best airport with the longest runway in Osun, but the most industrious SE are crying over patch patch runway...

You people sound hopeless and helpless.

You people no get shame for real.

Blue3k:
Chronic wailer weren't you crying about these bad runways in your thread. Now your saying they want to stall growth of runway. It's not even a full rehab like Abuja.

kettykin:
One of the greatest hindrances to efficiency at the seaports in Lagos is congestion. This is due to the incessant traffic gridlocks and bad state of the access roads to the port, thereby, making it impossible for importers to take delivery of their consignments as and when due.
The worrisome aspect of this ‘congestion’ is that apart from Apapa and Tin-Can Island seaports that handle over 85 percent of cargo imported into the country, Nigeria has seaports in Calabar, Warri, Onne and Rivers that remain under utilised. Four of these seaports put together do not measure up to one of the seaports in Lagos in terms of volume.
Ironically, the majority of shippers (importers and exporters) that use Lagos ports are located in the South East, South-South and Northern parts of country. As a result, these importers pay double in cost to move their cargo from Lagos by road to their warehouses located in their states
Here, bulk of the Lagos ports importers are constrained against their wish to import through Lagos ports since container laden vessels do not frequent the Eastern ports owing to barriers such as lack of political will to open-up these ports, shallow draft of water channels leading to the ports and security concern deterring shipping liners from patronising the ports



Considering the fact that cargo must get to the final destination at the right time, in good condition and at the most economic cost, South East, South-South and Northern importers, therefore, must use Lagos.
For instance, in terms of cost, shipping companies charge as much as N800,000 as deposit per container where the consignee’s address is outside Lagos against N150,000 if the destination of consignment is Lagos
Also, importation of some products e.g. pharmaceutical products are restricted to Lagos ports of Apapa and Tin-Can Island only, hence, the above mentioned regions with their very huge pharmaceutical markets are forced through government policy and directive to import their goods through the Lagos ports, thus leaving other ports of the regions unviable. Lagos ports are also the only legitimate ports for the export of non-oil products
Therefore, to address the problem of congestion currently rocking Lagos ports, government must start finding ways to review some import and export guidelines militating against the viability of Eastern ports. The government should also muster the political will to make the ports outside Lagos viable by addressing the infrastructural challenge facing them.

http://www.businessdayonline.com/opening-eastern-ports-decongest-lagos-port/

ChimaAgbalajob:
GBAM!

APC is seriously looking for how to divide Igbo votes with nonsense strategy

BeeBeeOoh:








It's better i use myself for money ritual so that people around me will enjoy than being so useless to them by dying for Nigeria.



Mohammed, it's sad that you died for nothing

muykem:
Only Buhari will try small. left to others stealing is not corruption.

lokobyforch:
Ekiti state governor, Ayo Fayose on Wednesday described President Muhammadu Buhari as ‘father of corruption’ over his refusal to petition Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Kayode Fayemi and other corrupt officials in his camp

In a statement issued by by his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, the governor accused Buhari of leading a government of corrupt people and shielding his cohorts from prosecution.

The statement reads “President Muhammadu Buhari must stop deceiving himself with his fight against corruption, Ibrahim Magu was challenged at a function in Abuja on the commission’s refusal to investigate Fayemi, despite the loads of petitions against him and the EFCC boss could not offer any explanation.

“The reality is that President Buhari is leading a government of scandalously corrupt people and one
of them is Dr Kayode Fayemi.

“It is even safe to say that President Buhari is the father of corruption and that has been further established by the attitude of
the President towards his men that have been accused of corruption.

“From MainaGate to allegation of award of $25 billion contracts without following due process made against Dr. Maikanti Baru by Dr Ibe Kachikwu, the DSS indictment for corruption of the Acting Chairman of EFCC, Ibrahim Magu and the alleged N500 million bribery said to have been paid to the Chief of Staff (COS), Abba Kyari by officials of the MTN Telecommunications Company, President Buhari has remained the shield over and above his corrupt men.”

http://dailypost.ng/2017/12/13/buhari-nigerias-father-corruption-fayose/

naijaking1:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/sns-wp-nations-nigeria-8a213402-c560-11e7-afe9-4f60b5a6c4a0-20171109-story.html

New allegations challenge the environment record of top UN official

Colum Lynch and Siobhán O'Grady, (c) 2017, Foreign Policy(c) 2017, Foreign Policy

Amina J. Mohammed, the U.N. deputy secretary-general, has ascended to the lofty pinnacle of global diplomacy on the back of her record as a champion of the environment and the poor. But in January, just weeks before assuming her current job, she spent her final days as Nigeria's environment minister doing something that has outraged activists. Despite a ban then in force on the export of rosewood, an endangered resource, she signed thousands of certificates authorizing the shipment of vast quantities of the wood.

The certificates "came in bags, and I just signed them because that is what I had to do," she recalled in an interview last month in her sprawling 38th-floor U.N. headquarters office in Manhattan overlooking the East River. "I don't remember how many."

A senior Nigerian forestry official, who asked not to be named, confirmed that Mohammed had signed 2,992 export certificates on Jan. 16.

Mohammed said her action was part of a complicated, though legal, balancing act aimed at ensuring Nigeria's threatened forests were being harvested sustainably while also honoring contracts with Chinese rosewood importers and protecting the livelihoods of a growing number of Nigerians who depend on the timber trade.

GuyWise:
Another afonja harlot on the loose!

These people are extremely useless.

Tape-cutting ceremony: From left; George Uriesi, FAAN MD; Lamido Sanusi Lamido, CBN Governor; Senator Hope Uzodinma, Chairman, Senate Committee on Aviation; and Mrs Stella Oduah, Minister of Aviation.

Abagworo:
Have you been to Owerri before? Just try pay a visit 1st before writing based on false info you are fed. That ITIC is well grassed but the trees are not grown yet. Even the tunnels are well grassed with ornamental trees though these shots were taken earlier. You need to simply pay a visit and see things for yourself.

ChimaAdeoye:
The place does not look spectacular yet, but it could if effort is put into proper finishing.

Rochas should make the place amazing and world class by beautifying it with trees and flowers.

Projects in SE often look substandard and shabby mainly due to poor finishing leaving the bare red earth exposed without trees and flowers to beautify the place.

See pictures below on how Rochas can give the place a proper finishing with flowers and trees to make it "spectacular" if he wants to.

Blue3k:
Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/12/boko-haram-escapees-flood-abuja/

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property123:
Your opinion is welcomed.We have a green zone within this estate and a community centre sir, note also these are individual houses owned by different people with different choices. We have in place flower courts built within each compound. We have tried to accomodate various opinions in the design and we will also implement what the community wish in the future.

property123:
Join us next week as we commission our latest housing Estate in Enugu, made up of 120 housing units. Infrastructural work is 98% completed as @ 31/11/2017

Ikengawo:
I took Air Peace from the heart of darkness (LAgos) to Owerri last year.
Do they have an Enugu-Owerri route? if so that will be perfect

spyder880:
Through my whole town, even passing so close to this my house

Merry Christmas in advance everyone