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Adefemiaderoju1:When we change the official langauage of business in the oil companies in Portharcourt una sense go reset... |
Adefemiaderoju1:I blame the leaders of lower Niger area... ...However, I believe they are follwoing what is happening. |
The only thing the cowards have not been ale to do is to ask of a country of their own. If this is given... the new coming countries...have their embassies, ports, International airports, banks, international multilateral institutions, oil firms relocate else where...LAGOS will become a ghost town in few years... |
Why they no talk this before they commenced work at the airport in the first place? Is this not the same ploy the FG is using for the 2nd Niger bridge...where they now want to Area Impact analysis, first? Why wasn't this done before physical work started at the bridge site? When will the devil leave the east to breath? |
Releases N1.7 billion for Intl Wing Christopher Isiguzo in Enugu The federal government on Monday lamented that the Akanu Ibiam International Airport in Enugu would not enjoy full international certification until the myriads of challenges constituting security threats at the airport are fully addressed. The government specifically frowned at the activities of some individuals who had erected properties around the airport, insisting that such properties should be demolished immediately. The Minister of State for Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, who stated this after an inspection tour of facilities at the airport, said the federal government had already released N1.7billion for construction work to continue at the international wing of the airport, stressing that more money would be made available when the 2018 was released for completion work. Explaining that government was determined to realise the completion of the airport in record time, the minister said full international flight would only commence with the removal and relocation of several property obstructing the runway, security and flight operations. Some of the offending properties, according to him, are the multi-million naira Enugu Empower free trade zone, whose foundation was laid in 2016 by the state government; the Orie Emene market; television and radio stations masts, residential buildings as well as fencing of the airport. Sirika, who lamented the level of encroachment at the Enugu airport, stated that the runway expansion which the incumbent administration embarked upon had been hampered by encroachment, stressing that “people willingly set up structures along the runways. “Government decided to expand the runway from 2.5 kilometres to three km to accommodate more international flights and cargoes, but stopped midway because people built within 100 metres on the runway. We need to dam the river to enable us use the water to service the airport. “The Orie market is a security threat. There is an abattoir in the market that attracts vultures which portends danger to flights. There is a road leading to the Very High Frequency Omni-Directional Radio Range (VOR) which is in terrible state. It functions 24 hours because it guides pilots in their flights. “Without this, this airport cannot be operated. The road is 1.5 kilometres and we need to build it because it is impassible during the rainy season.” The minister who later paid a courtesy call on the state Governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, explained that unless the security concerns at the airport were addressed, the certification of the airport to an international status would not be possible. He called on the state government to do the needful as he would do all in his abilities to ensure that Enugu was given its rightful status in view of its economic viability. The governor had told the minister that he would do all in his ability to ensure that the airport gets an international status to enhance Enugu’s economic and social status. He pleaded with the minister to put all the requests in writing as quickly as possible in order to fasten the issues raised even as he immediately asked the Ministry of Enugu Capital Territory to immediately demolish the structures located few metres from the airport runway. Read more http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/03/06/why-akanu-ibiam-airport-has-not-enjoyed-full-international-certification-by-minister/ |
Releases N1.7 billion for Intl Wing Christopher Isiguzo in Enugu The federal government on Monday lamented that the Akanu Ibiam International Airport in Enugu would not enjoy full international certification until the myriads of challenges constituting security threats at the airport are fully addressed. The government specifically frowned at the activities of some individuals who had erected properties around the airport, insisting that such properties should be demolished immediately. The Minister of State for Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, who stated this after an inspection tour of facilities at the airport, said the federal government had already released N1.7billion for construction work to continue at the international wing of the airport, stressing that more money would be made available when the 2018 was released for completion work. Explaining that government was determined to realise the completion of the airport in record time, the minister said full international flight would only commence with the removal and relocation of several property obstructing the runway, security and flight operations. Some of the offending properties, according to him, are the multi-million naira Enugu Empower free trade zone, whose foundation was laid in 2016 by the state government; the Orie Emene market; television and radio stations masts, residential buildings as well as fencing of the airport. Sirika, who lamented the level of encroachment at the Enugu airport, stated that the runway expansion which the incumbent administration embarked upon had been hampered by encroachment, stressing that “people willingly set up structures along the runways. “Government decided to expand the runway from 2.5 kilometres to three km to accommodate more international flights and cargoes, but stopped midway because people built within 100 metres on the runway. We need to dam the river to enable us use the water to service the airport. “The Orie market is a security threat. There is an abattoir in the market that attracts vultures which portends danger to flights. There is a road leading to the Very High Frequency Omni-Directional Radio Range (VOR) which is in terrible state. It functions 24 hours because it guides pilots in their flights. “Without this, this airport cannot be operated. The road is 1.5 kilometres and we need to build it because it is impassible during the rainy season.” http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/03/06/why-akanu-ibiam-airport-has-not-enjoyed-full-international-certification-by-minister/
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Iyalayaibomaku:Even if you kill 10 million...the remaining population will still be better than you by far... Now eat your heart out...
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yarimo:You are the bigger clown here. Do you know the meaning of honest man? A man that has gathered 15 SANs too defend his his certificate is honest? You are taking your joking to far? |
yarimo:Atiku: Igbos Rebuilt Their Region After The War But North Still Has Mud Houses People buy, sell children like groundnuts in Kaduna State, says commissioner Over 50m northerners living in poverty — Gov Shettima |
TheCabal:aboookiii STFU....we no be mate... Unity school cut off marks: Abia – Male (130) Female (130) Anambra – Male (139) Female (139) Ebonyi – Male (112) Female (112) Enugu – Male (134) Female (134) Imo – Male (138) Female (138) South South: Akwa-Ibom – Male (123) Female (123) Bayelsa – Male (72) Female (72) Cross-Rivers – Male (97) Female (97) Delta – Male (131) Female (131) Edo – Male (127) Female (127) Rivers – Male (118) Female (118) South West: Ekiti – Male (119) Female (119) Kwara – Male (123) Female (123) Lagos – Male (133) Female(133) Ogun – Male (131) Female (131) Ondo – Male (126) Female (126) Osun – Male (127) Female (127) Oyo – Male (127) Female (127) North Adamawa – Male (62) Female (62) Bauchi – Male (35) Female (35) Benue – Male (111) Female (111) Borno – Male (45) Female (45) Gombe – Male (58) Female (58) Jigawa – Male (44) Female (44) Kaduna – Male (91) Female (91) Kano – Male (67) Female (67) Kastina – Male (60) Female (60) Kebbi – Male (9) Female (20) Kogi – Male (119) Female (119) Nassarawa – Male (58) Female (58) Niger – Male (93) Female (93) Plateau – Male (97) Female (97) Sokoto – Male (9) Female (13) Taraba – Male (3) Female (11) Yobe – Male (2) Female (27) Zamfara – Male (4) Female (2) FCT Abuja – Male (90) Female (90). |
This guy
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Firstpage:Go away...real Yorubas are totally different from the skull mining, head slamming Abobaku afonja alfas..and everyone knows.. ![]() |
Firstpage:E pain am
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What this man should have said is that Nigeria would end if Buhari's maker calls him. ![]() |
The Niger state governor, Abubakar Sani-Bello has warned that Nigeria’s economy will fall back into recession if President Muhammadu Buhari failed to contest for re-election in 2019. Sani-Bello, while advocating total support for the president’s re-election ambition come 2019, assured Nigerians that they will not regret re-electing Buhari into office in 2019. He stressed that Buhari’s re-election into presidency in 2019 will help stabilise Nigeria’s economy and solve challenges facing the country. The governor stated this over the weekend while receiving the people of Kontagra at the government house in Minna According to him, “The support declared by the All Progressives Congress (APC) governors was to ensure continuity and sustainability of Buhari’s good work in Nigeria. “If President Muhammadu Buhari does not contest in 2019, there will be problem in solving the enormous challenges facing the country because he is truthful, fair and just in administering the country. http://dailypost.ng/2018/03/05/2019-will-happen-buhari-not-seek-re-election-governor-bello/ |
Firstpage:Afonja alfa...go school you know go... Does, saying that afonja head slammers are the problems in the south, exonerate the Yoruba christians from fighting the war? |
Firstpage:Did the ND people not also gave you quit notice? Real Igbos will do that after the real Yorubas would have excommunicated you afonja skull mining alfas, first. |
OAFMods:No, they should defend you, that promised to drown them in the Lagoon for exercising their right to vote... Have you not seen your people carrying placards asking people to leave your region? Even the northerners have not done that...Instead they wore Igbo dress to plead for unity... Ogbeni check yourself...if you are normal. |
Onijagidijagan:Ironically..it was all the other tribes who fought to keep you them in one Nigeria...when they wanted to leave in 1967 ![]() How can you afonja muslim explain that? Yoruba christians have plain mindset...Those head slammers, who are mainly alfas...who play with human skulls...are the problem of the south. |
sharonorg:You have no point. The north is highly violent. They will send the almajiris out to cause havoc if the southern president didn't reverse those appointments, when they want it. That's a fact. This situation has never happened in the history of the country. |
PerfectFortune:My response is childish, so you can understand...as your initial response was childish. I totally agree with your other submissions. |
Almoner1:...being your choice for life would have been the best... ![]() |
sharonorg:If the names in the list were all from the south...viz Igbo, Yoruba, Ijaw, EfiK, Ibibio, Itsekiri, Ikwere...would the the north; the sultan, emirs, religious clerics, elites, youths and almajiris accept it? Just ask yourself that questions... |
PerfectFortune:Nonsense...! Can you, a mature human being starve your wife and children..and when your family members complain...you would say you will look into it? Why are you so stupid not to do the right thing first. It simply shows you are a very bad person. That's how you should look at APC and Buhari. They are bad people..and not suitable to lead a very delicate diverse country like Nigeria...at this dire moment of its history. This is the time to bring every people together...but they have only widened the gaps and created deep divisions. I don't care about your timid damage control. It shouldn't have happened in the first place. |
deomelllo:Thief! Where is the N8 billion Tinubu spent on this project...? The All Progressives Congress, Lagos State Chapter, has said the Lagos State Government has quit the Sunborn Yacht Hotel. The party said it was a bad business and the government had abandoned the deal. The controversial yacht, valued at about N8bn, is an inshore boat hotel. You just de run your mouth like bad tap...
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The great man of god...the able, mere former commissioner...the VP...you are very correct.... ![]() In your feeble brain...you might be right... Mtcheeee ![]() Can you see the below list, look your children or your Redeem church congregation in the eye and repeat this nonsense? What is finance, Power, transportation...without security? 1. Muhammadu Buhari (President) 2. Mansur Mohammed Dan Alli (Minister of Defence) 3. Abdulrahman Dambazzau (Minister of Internal Affairs) 4. Lawal Daura (DG-SSS) 5. Ibrahim Magu (Chairman, EFCC) 6. Tukur Buratai (Chief of Army Staff) 7. Sadique Abubakar (Chief of Air Staff) 8. Mohammed Saliu Usman-AVM (Chief of Defence Intelligence) 9. Ibrahim Idris (Inspector-General of Police) 10. Abubakar Malami (Attorney-General) 11. Baba Gana Monguno (National Security Adviser) 12. Ahmed Rufai Ababukar DG NIA) 13. Abdullahi Gana Muhammadu (Civil Defence) 14. Hamid Ali (Controller-General of Customs) 15. Mohammed Babandede (Comptroller-General of Immigration) 16. Ja'afaru Ahmed (Comptroller-General of Prisons) |
itsene:Scrap both from NL and you have empty NL... ![]() |
OreMI22:Nice idea bro.. |
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I didn't vote for him though...because I knew he would cause irrepairable pain to Nigerians...and I was right. He just wanted to be president...and that's all... See why I guessed right..for not voting him in...
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