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As you flaunt sections of the roads, please do with percentage completion of each road. Tinubuhas not done any of those road up to 10%. Prove me wrong sir.

abc115:
President Bola Tinubu and his supporters are advancing a campaign anchored on demonstrable achievements, while others persist in the dissemination of falsehoods.
The opposition would be better served by consolidating their resources into productive ventures—perhaps even a catfish farming enterprise that delivers tangible value to Nigerians.
In their present state, they fall far short of qualifying as a credible opposition ahead of 2027; seldom has such political inadequacy been so starkly evident in democratic history

If it is protest now. They can afford 100,000 armed officers to keep people in line but dont have a thousand officers to go after 300 known terrorists on motorcycles.

garykoeman:
Coming from people who never condemned the wasteful 2nd Niger bridge.

i was in Igbo Agboyin, Ogbomoso as a Yoruba man that time. I only recently converted into igbo.

Ofemannnu:
lol
President Tinubu has always been a visionary and people like him have foresight, they are often described as persons who see visions, have clear ideas about the future, or possess innovative, creative, or prophetic, qualities. They are often characterized as dreamers who convert ideas into reality, sometimes called a visioneer in contexts of building concepts.
You are sure not a visioneer and wouldn't understand the thoughts and doings of visionaries like Tinubu.

lol. Vision like that of alpha-beta revenue arrangement or to line their pockets?

ElSudani:
2047? Just like the Dangote Refinery which is not supposed to be operational in the next 40 years?
The road doesn't stop investment in Healthcare or agriculture or whatever.
The road will be completed and with it a lot of development.
While you are being pessimistic some people are already planning to build gas stations along the highway.

There are private roads just like there are private healthcare facilities or petrochemical plants. Why didnt Tinubu leave highway for private road builders if it was viable and sensible.

Lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol

Before it was weekly affair but now it has become a daily affair.

givedemwotowoto:
Let’s stick to facts, not myth and propaganda.

Tinubu did not “initiate” the Lekki Free Trade Zone, that project far predates his administration.

Eko Atlantic is a private land-reclamation project, not a byproduct of the Free Trade Zone.

Dangote Refinery is a private investment conceived and executed long after Tinubu left office.

Lekki Deep Sea Port was planned and delivered by multiple administrations, with a lot of funding from abroad.

Supporting continuity is fine. Rewriting history is not.

As for the Coastal Highway of fraud, being optimistic without transparent studies and clear funding roadmap isn’t vision — it’s sales pitch.

Development is not measured by propaganda speeches, but by outcomes Nigerians can actually live with.

some of these fancy mega projects, nations like Kenya and Tanzania have already completed them. They are complaining because the taxes they are paying feels too heavy for the impact those structures are making on them.

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Jakpon:
Pained and bitter folks like you and your ilk, wailed uncontrollable and consistently when President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, as the Governor of Lagos State, initiated the Lekki Free Trade Zone, which opened up the Lekki industrial Corridor and consequently birthed the Eko Atlantic City, Dangote Refinery, Lekki Deep SeaPort etc.

The Lagos - Calabar Coastal Highway will be successfully completed. Nigeria's Blue Economy potential will be fully optimised, and pessimist like you will continue to throw tantrums till thy kingdom comes

Me i am not an anywhere-belle-face analyst so wont deny the wisdom in your post but the folly of this project shouldn't be ignored either.

The road is too costly. Too mega in nature. From 10 lanes to 6 six lanes. Wont open coastal economy anywhere close to how Lekki did for lagos. Lagos is naturally comgested and a property developers heaven.
This road is only supported by southerners and in a political system highly susceptible to 8 years rotational arrangement, Broda Yekini has completed less than 10% of the road in about 31% of the window possibly available. That leaves the actual completion date closer to 2047 when another southerner will be completing the project if the APC rotational plan of 8 years between north and south is still active.
Between now and 2047, there is going to be a sure explosion of population and when you factor in the housing deficit, Healthcare system deficit, agricultural challenges. Security. Standard of living trend. Hmmm. I pray that road doesn't stop after only 50km from Lagos and Calabar ends.

madridguy:
The Namibians are 100% correct. The matter is even worse in the Southern part of Nigeria.

No. It is as bad in the north. Just tell them pakistan or algeria or Tunisia is the destination.

Snake ogogoro or wine?

I wonder the kind of wine Jesus converted water iinto?

Abi the angel of the Lord dropped the ransom for them ni?

Meanwhile, details surrounding how the 80 worshippers escaped, as well as the exact circumstances of those still in captivity, remained unclear.

Newyorkitis:
Things to propagate to make the suffering masses smile again and vote in the source of their pains 😂🤗

Thank you. They keep using picture of a very short section for many road projects. The sensible thing to ask is how much percent completion are we looking at for all the roads projects they have been bombarding us with recently?

Lagos-Calabar is less than 10% after 2.5 years of a possible 8. Thats less than 10% of the work acjieved in about 31% of the time possibly available to do it.

OneCandleAway:
Maybe if the federal government tells state govt they will deduct cost of reconstruction from any burnt church, the government will take security more seriously

.. or take cost/expenses incurred in fighting insecurity within a state from within that state, they will tone down the bullshit. Look at how they all ported to APC for N250B. Or how they all replicated covid 19 in Kano after Lagos got N15B to stop the inward flow of covid under Buhari.

All of us Nigerians and Namibians, just bring few empty ships and offer anyone the chance to be relocated to america with slave-like privileges but citizenship. The fleet will sink in 10 minutes.

Clowns. Something they will jam and capture.

Recharge card mentality.

Image123:
The vision is trillion, we move.
Funny enough, we can jump to 30 if Tinubu stops naira floatation for six months for half its value. Na the wuruwuru we dey do for decades be that oh. Tactics wey we cast.

we move where? Front or back?

The structure we run in Nigeria ensures that problems attract more money from the centre.

Wickedtruths:
AMINDA, come and ask of the cost per kilometre of this project.

Mrvitalis, Esnbrutality, Giddygiddy, Believeintruth, you said they shouldn't have done the coastal road because the roads in the East are all bad. Come and repeat it on this project.

What is the percentage of its completion? Up to 1% ?

Is that one 1% complete even after 2.5 years?
Lol. Okay oooo.

Same thugs who discouraged and harrassed voters in last gubernatorial. Police wont do anything as usual.

Yes now. Who church of satan help?

And you are the only one who knows about such "fantabulous" shortcut to Ondo?

Lol. The kingdom of darkness.

More VAT mean your state or the place of production is favourable to producers. That mean the supporting state to industry shoulders the huge burden of pollution associated with industrial activities, deal with more vehicular activity of moving goods out into the market and other burdens generally associated with priduction-heavy zones.
The defence is too tame.

No Benjamin Otumo? Incomplete

WizardOfNG:
Is any project ongoing currently not "purely political" to you emergency lovers of Nigeria because you are Indoctrinated to view it that way only since a "Yoruba Government" is in power?

Okay. I take a bow to my base in Arochukwu, Abia to swallow my akpu in peace with the gbegiri is got from Iragbiji and Ipetumodu today. Happy new month in advance, Agbadonista.

seunjungle1:
You are bitter but nothing.
We are celebrating roads, it does not worth celebrating, right?
Right before us in Nigeria, we are witnessing a coastal road and you said it is not worth celebrating?
Why can't previous governments do something like this or solve the issue of bad roads in Nigeria before now.
One thing I like this government for is that they make sure that every of their critics seeing the good work they are doing even in your closet.
Can anyone of those critics mention any region in Nigeria that this government is not touching....?
The good works all over Nigeria are choking them to the extent that we can see the level of their hatred everywhere.
God go shame una.
Nigeria go better right before us... Amen!

Nigeria has a rich list of projects that stalled for decades and were completed eventually but irrelevant to realities of their arrival. I hope coastal road isnt another.
A dyplicate route to no where in sight that has sent cement price per bag to N10,000 from N3 500. Hmmmmmmm.

jamafa:
There's infrastructural development going on in all 36 states by the FG.

Badagry-Sokoto self nah another legacy project

What is the use if you start and never complete it?
Thats my number one fear.
Number two is more of a worry about the other things that must suffer for that project to even attain a 50% completion.
Three, what kind of economic activity will the project spring up that will be resistant to the endemic rot in the system and adequately compensate for the capital input? I cant forsee any.
This is a purely political project.

Is the road 10% complete? I ask.
If at 2.5 years of possible 8, that highway is barely 40% complete, seyi Tinubu may be the one to complete it in 2047 after a northerner must have put a stop to it between 2031-2039.