₦airaland Forum

ajebuter:
Lagos kini?

Baba Bubu, l take God beg you, no come my state oh..

We no want Fulani daran daran here oh

Muafrika2:
Human development and infrastructure are one. How do you improve health without first building the hospital with all equipment?

But it's not in the interest of the West for Africa to develope.

Buffalowings3:
Shut up there
Enemy of progress

Who told you I'm ipob

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Terminal Management Mile 2 Concession
In partnership with LASWA (Lagos State Waterways Authority), Crownsworth Marine has established a world class Maritime Operation within the Lagos Waterways system. We see the operation of the Jetty Terminal and associated services, as a key point of integration, supporting the development of Lagos Sate and larger Nigerian economy.

Located in Mile2 area of Lagos state, the jetty serves as a ferry transportation center as well as a commercial center comprising of a Shopping Mall, Cinema House, Restaurant and Bar. The terminal not only meets the transportation needs of the population by providing fast and efficient passenger ferries that run from Mile2 to Marina on the island on a daily basis but also meets the social and economic needs of the populace by providing state of the art relaxation centers and also a one stop shopping mall.

Our approach involves opening up the terminals for commercial activities to make them comparable to other world-class terminals in terms of operation. It’s an innovative approach for Africa, but one we believe will not only demonstrate exceptional value, but will also deliver long term sector growth.

The effective management of the jetties within Lagos State, added to Crownsworth Marine’s existing portfolio, will not only assist in growing customer confidence amongst current commuters, but also assist to attract new clients; while at the same time, offering people from local communities the opportunity to enjoy the “family friendly” waterfront facilities on holidays and weekends.



http://crownsworthmarine.com/ferry-terminal-management/

Ttipsy:
lol..
imagine trump to commission a bus stop in los Angeles
Rubbish

Buffalowings3:
Hehe
Ordinary garage dem dey call fancy term terminus

This country tire me
A whole president commissioning a garage

I weak

The dullard will not pass up to opportunity to show off

truthstands12:
He's looking for Lagos bulk votes in 2019 but it will not work. We are tired. He should go back to Daura.

plessis:
that is what we give to your brothers when they approach us shouting "ahhhhhhh, owo mi da".

ruggedized1:
osun villager, show us the one your useless gov built in the village called osun. The last I check the village called osun it is still littered with mud houses and no toilets

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oaslink:
PROTEST SHOULD BE WAITING FOR HIM IN LAGOS IN MASS.
HE SHOULD NOT BE ALLOW TO EVEN GIVE ANY SPEECH.
DEMONS

plessis:
omo ita.... Oya gba..www.nairaland.com/attachments/6890194_images670_jpeg358845039667aff1c05c88b67f9eaf90.

plessis:
The terrorist in chief is coming to Lagos.

sammydirectly:
GEJ was implicated by Cambridge Analytica scandal. He wasn't really a good man, only God intervened.

Apina:
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ruggedized1:
Below is one of the numerous world-class projects that Obiano's MOUs have birthed- the largest and most modern in Nigeria- Lynden Integrated Farms, a multi-storey mechanised and automated poultry farms- first of it's kind in Nigeria.
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Investments in public works projects played a major role in pushing our economy out of the Great Depression 80 years ago; they put millions of Americans back to work and helped build an infrastructure that drove long-term economic growth and that is still in use today.


https://www.foreffectivegov.org/blog/how-to-fix-a-recession-public-works-work

Rosskii:
Personally, I don't think we'll ever reduce the size of the bureaucracy, or cut recurrent expenditure, so we might as well get used to it. What we really need to do is increase our income. Oil is not bringing in enough money for our 200 million population. What we need is diversification of income sources. I wonder why the natural gas industry has not yet been fully developed. Nigeria is actually sitting on one of the largest natural gas reserves on earth. Out of the nearly 200 countries on earth we are Number 8 or 9 in terms of natural gas reserves. Nigeria is more rightly a natural gas producing nation than an oil producing nation, given the quantity of her gas reserves. Talk about a blessed country!

According to an industry report, ''Nigeria’s current gas production stands at 4 billion cubic feet per day, which is likely to be increased to 11 billion cubic feet by 2020. The country has massive plans to triple its natural gas production in the next 5 years.''

http://www.gasandoil.com/news/2015/08/11-countries-with-highest-natural-gas-reserves

We actually stand to earn more from natural gas than crude oil, once the production infrastructure is fully built. With that, the annual budget will be something like $50 or $60 billion instead of the current $22 billion or so. Once that happens, we'll be able to allocate vastly more funds to capital expenditure while maintaining recurrent expenditure at the same or similar levels as today. I see a bright future for the country, so long as we can keep a lid on conflicts and ethnic rivalries. The more income we generate, the more peaceful the country will become.

trillville:
Whenever I read comments made by intelligent Nigerian youths, I develop a sense of hopelessness for the future of my country.

A major reason why Nigeria does have electricity in 2018 is the high rate of poverty amongst the masses. right as I type this post, fuel and electricity are being subsidised because the mass of our people cannot afford to pay the full cost.
why should any business or even any government invest in something that is not profitable? this is a major reason why we do not have electricity.

Another major reason why there is no electricity is corruption. across the production chain, all power workers find ways to chop their own share. The meter reader takes a bribe to input false readings, the marketer takes a bribe to delete past debt, the engineer colludes with the procurement officers to purchase inferior or faulty parts, and the top management falsify reports to deceive the government on progress made with an aim of requesting further funds to keep the businesses afloat. if a majority of Nigerians had roofs above their heads, three square meals, good water facilities, good public schools and a generally good life, do you think our people will be stealing as much as they are doing today?

What Bill Gates is saying is that infrastructural development and human capital development go hand in hand. no matter how much money the government puts into electricity if the naira keeps falling, and poverty keeps increasing, the power infrastructure will still collapse. today, Nigeria has the highest number of people living in extreme poverty on earth, yet we have a GDP of over 400 billion dollars. our tax to GDP ratio is the lowest on earth

Our senators, governors and ministers are competing on the number of houses and cars they own yet our youth are not clamouring for an aggressive increase in taxes on the rich? are we all stupid or crazy or something? we are fighting for an increase in minimum wage which will only lead to inflation. we are fighting for peace corp which will only employ a few of us and further impoverish the rest of us. I know we are smart, what I just cannot understand is why we all refuse to take medicine when we are clearly sick. Good night

trillville:
You say you agree with the rosskii position yet you are bringing up a similar issue to what Bill Gates said. Bill Gates was indirectly calling for a better distribution of wealth. He mentioned Nigeria's low Tax to GDP ratio as evidence that nigeria could do better for the poor.

5. Bottom line, we are too far behind to deal with human capital even though must do so at some point, but we don't have that luxury, we have to spend on capital to develop our infrastructure, to attract investments to create jobs and ultimately generate needed funds to spend on the things Mr Gates listed like health and education.



Bill Gates' Buhari Economic Blueprint Statement: Ben Bruce, Reno Omokri React

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obi58:
Mehnnnnnn see your life Why not quote where I invited you to Akwa Ibom to see the dividends of democracy for yourself Pot calling kettle black.

By the way the invitation is still open o.

obi58:
Perhaps Akpabio's projects were bloated but NOBODY can fault the quality of the product which were done to the highest possible standards. He transformed every inch of the state! From awarded contracts, to world class roads, to state of the art facilities.... He touched lives. Till date Akwa Ibom remains a land of opportunity.

The question in 2013 was about the economic significance of the cinema which in my opinion was highly ludicrous in this age of tourism development. It was not about the cost of executing that project. And even then I acknowledged the fact that even if funds were misappropriated, the dividends of democracy was available to all and sundry.

That does not detract from the fact that tax paying citizens reserve the right to ask questions about how public funds are spent. This is not about ethnicity or tribe and anyone who makes it about that should be ashamed. Today, nairaland is strewn by careless comments along ethnic lines and people choose to be emotive instead of address issues rationally.

This I think is the basis for the FOI bill.

obi58:
Yeah yeah... Call me crazy Call me fool... What again?


Whatever rings your bell Olodo. Joining words with a one dimensional plank like you is akin to asking a blind man to tell you the time. If you still don't understand the economic impact of that cinema which till today is still a tourist destination then why am I wasting words on you. That should not translate to not holding any government accountable for the judicious use of public funds or otherwise. That is a citizen's Civic duty.

QED

obi58:

Pls stay in Lagos. We don't need haters in akwa ibom. Yes its not perfect but its definitely moving in the right direction. Even an elementary econOmist knws that infrastRuctural development ı̣̣̣​ƨ̣̣̣̇̇̇̇​ the key to investment.

obi58:
Funny enough Im not from Akwa Ibom or Lagos but I've lived in both and without a shadow of doubt, development per capita is far greater than in Lagos. In case you don't understand what that means, it means a better standard of life is accessible to the common man in Akwa Ibom than Lagos where the government is spending the vast majority of funds to transform the wealtheir sections of the state like Lekki at the expense of the poorer sections like Ikotun.

You know what? I don't think you are a true Lagosian born and bred. Lagosians are way more balanced,a exposed and well rounded. Probably youre one of those Aregbesola misfits seeking political handouts and relevance.