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MsNas: Ilesha
Badagry (Dunno if that counts as a city tho)

cirmuell: How do you mark airspace? the world is crazy

Melancholy: Osy aigbotsua now in Raypower ilorin has never fall my hand in ways she delivers. And Raypower lagos with Ambrose and olaitan on ultimate morning show is what i wakes up to. And Hollyhood jay&dj yoo!de never stops mantaining their momentum.

mumu9gerian: raypower dey ilorin now?

BadBoy25: The problem in fighting Russia is that they have nothing to lose because Russia is already a shiithole anyWay. The United state has more to lose in war with Russia. there's not a lot of valuable stuff to destroy In Russia.
60 percent of Russians live in Villages . Moscow and St petersburg are the only real cities .

BadBoy25: As a matter of fact ,I think Russia should be invaded ,no matter the nuclear consequences . different minds think differently. Obama is not aggressive .
I am a Risk taker . I fight now and ask questions later. let us fight and destroy the world , the winner takes it all . the problem with the world is that a lot of people are cowards .
After fighting for about 5 straight years and totally destroying the world ,the winner would then take it all and begin the rebuilding processs . there would no longer be questions and internet debates who is the most powerful.

chibwike: Mine is Chibwike.....i got it from my name Chibuike.....so tell us,...how did you come about ur monicker...was it gotten from ur nickname,your real name...or u just opened an account with any name that came into your head at that moment.

chibwike: Mama Chukwudi

chibwike: oya tell me

chibwike: oya tell me

chibwike: shortorp.

SpanishExpat: ,,,,and my garage space also....

SpanishExpat: ,,,,and my garage space also....

chibwike: please oh what button will i press if i want to use Suarez to bite in my PS2.

chibwike: please oh what button will i press if i want to use Suarez to bite in my PS2.

theshadyexpress: JULY 3, 2014 BY OKECHUKWU NNODIM, ABUJA
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The Federal Government on Thursday said over 71 per cent of federal roads in Nigeria are currently in good condition and are motorable.

It said a total of N1.469tr had been spent on federal roads across the six geopolitical zones in the country since 2011.

The Minister of Works, Mr. Mike Onolememen, stated that from about 5,000km of fair roads in 2011, Nigeria currently has about 25,000km of the 35,000km of federal roads in good and motorable condition.

Onolememen, in a statement from the Federal Ministry of Works, said the present administration inherited federal roads which were generally described as “death traps,” as many road projects were either abandoned or moving at snail speed due to paucity of funds.

According to him, some roads alignments in Nigeria presently, can compete favorably with roads in the developed parts of the world.

He added that throughout the six geo-political zones, travel times had reduced between origins and destinations, cost of vehicle maintenance had drastically reduced, while accidents and carnage on Nigerian roads had dropped due to better pavement design and construction.

Onolememen said economic goods were better distributed through the nation’s arterial roads with better turn-around times that lead to more profits for entrepreneurs.

The minister said the ministry was currently executing 184 contracts across the country, majority of which were inherited by the present administration.

He stated that progress had been made with the rehabilitation, construction and expansion of key arterial projects.

Onolememen outlined some of the challenges faced by his ministry since assumption of duty to include the insurgency in the North-East, excess axle load of trucks beyond acceptable tonnage on highways and indiscriminate cutting across the highways.

Others include burning of tyres on the roads, erection of bumps on roads, destruction of road furniture as well as encroachment on right of ways.

The statement noted that 30 road projects with total length of 1255.1km, worth N275.6bn, had been executed in the North-Central zone.

It said 27 projects with a length of 1287.7km and total cost of N319.1bn were executed in the North-East, while the North-West had 20 projects, 1040.2km long, and worth N157.1m.

The South-East, South-South and South-West, according to the statement, had 45, 32 and 30 road projects executed in the zones respectively.

It noted that with the advent of the Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme, the government recorded remarkable progress in 2013 on the dualisation of four key arterial roads across the country.

http://www.punchng.com/news/71-federal-roads-now-motorable-fg/#respond

eunisam: The nation appears to be once again heading on a collision course with world football governing body, FIFA following a ruling by a court in Plateau State that sacked Alhaji Aminu Maigari as the President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF).

Maigari was sacked alongside the entire board of the NFF.

They were told by the court to stop parading themselves as the leadership of the football house in a case brought by Chairman of Nembe Football Club, Ebiakpo Baribote, who went to court to contest the decision by the NFF board to ban him for 15 years from all football related activities in the country.

The injunction was delivered on Wednesday and asked the Sports Ministry to appoint the most senior civil servant at the football house in an acting capacity as acting Secretary General, pending the determination of the suite on July 11.

Following the development, the Minister of Sports, Dr. Tammy Danagogo, who also received a copy of the judgement on Thursday, has appointed Lawrence Katiken as the acting Secretary General.

However, FIFA is most likely going to demand that the status quo remains failure which could lead to the suspension of the country by the football body.

http://newtelegraphonline.com/fresh-fifa-sanction-looms-as-court-sacks-maigari-nff-board/[color=]The nation appears to be once