₦airaland Forum

luckyz4rea:
Smh! Is it not his duty? Was that not what he was elected for? Is he using his money for it? Of all the funds he has had access to, does what he has done match up?

Are we so used to their inefficiency that a little efficient thing they do is like a icing on a cake?

walemoney007:
This man has really done a lot for the people of osun state...if he his the governor of Lagos state, he will perform better than ambode and fashola

Encomiums as Aregbesola commissions another N94 million school in Ipetumodu ON NOVEMBER 9, 201710:20 AMIN NEWSCOMMENTS

The Governor of Osun, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, on Tuesday added another feat to his administration’s achievements in the education sector with the commissioning of another Elementary school, St. Augustine’s Government Elementary School, Ipetumodu, in Ife North Local Government Area of the state.

The Elementary school at the cost of N94 million is a‎ quadrangular block of 12 rooms, 10 of which are used as classrooms, one is a computer centre while the last one is used as the library. It also has a Headmaster’s office, a store, a power office and a conference room. It is complete with its own borehole, power transformer and a recreation and sporting centre. ‎Aregbesola at the commissioning held that the school among others are designed to be able to attract the best brains from their catchment areas, especially draw intake from public middle schools, where excellence is also the watchword.

Tolexander:
The road is meant for the integration of the West African subregion. And road will be linking the costal cities of Lagos to Abidjan. ie 5 costal West African countries out of 15 states.

How will this road benefit the hinterland nations that are landlocked?

https://www.36ng.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Fashola.jpg


[b]The Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola, said the Federal Government has signed financial agreement for the execution of Lagos-Abidjan highway. Mr Olusegun Ogunkayode, a Senior Information Officer in the ministry disclosed this in a statement in Abuja on Wednesday. The statement quoted Fashola as making the disclosure at the nineth Steering Committee and Experts Meeting of the Lagos-Abidjan Corridor Highway Development Programme.


He said the signing of the financial agreement was a demonstration of the Federal Government commitment to the realisation of the project. The minister said that road development was crucial to the economic growth of any nation, adding that the meeting was important considering the need for West African countries to join the league of developed nations. According to him, West African countries must emulate South American and Asia countries, who have used road development to drive their economies. Fashola said that the Lagos-Abidjan corridor would propel rapid integration of the region, boost commercial activities, improve social development, create employment windows and reduce social vices among the member states.[/b]

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/11/fg-signs-financial-agreement-lagos-abidjan-highway/

Bolustical:
I am surprised no one is yet to blame Buhari and Afonjas for this.

Rochas for President.

sagitariusbaby:
who is this gay biatch trying so hard to get my attention

2RUTHHURTS:
PROFESSOR, THESE ARE SOME OF THE FLYOVERS IN UYO, NONE OF THE FLYOVERS IN THAT TOWN HAS A BARRICADE, STAY THERE AND PLAY NO. 5 FOR POLITICIANS

Ebymyk:
See her big head..

CROWNWEALTH019:
See who we use do minister for economics, when she ought to be plotting graph

mrhowoto:
Reserve those thoughts to yourself cause you perfectly described your miserable self.

kayzat:
Those bridges were commissioned last year if I'm not mistaken and I remember them saying those bridges are better than lekki-link bridge.

mrhowoto:
Gerrroutrahere aregbe bi tch stop talking like a senseless goat.

mrhowoto:
Go and blow jobb aregbe.

mrhowoto:
Aregbesola's bitch your daddy aregbe is asking of you. He wants to experiment with your decayed as$.

kayzat:
How old is the Enugu Int'l runway that it's already useless and begging for reconstruction ? where were you lots when GEJ , Stella Oduah and the contractors were doing shoddy jobs in the name of building runways and INTERNATIONAL airport?

That runway should be less than 8years old and with very little to nonexistent traffic on it and it's already useless.

Blames should first go to those that undertook that project before you start your usual ipob infected rants on Buhari . Was Stella Oduah not the aviation minister when they used ordinary sand to construct the runway ? have you blamed her at all? Igbos are their own problem.

SouthEastFacts:
For now NPC is the largest 'platform'. Let me use your word since you don't know what a real estate brokering firm is.

A firm that provides platform in a real estate industry is a real estate firm.

To understand what gave rise to this, I'll like you to check initial conversations.

totit:
I swar whoever is behind that moniker is funny and highly delusion (no offense OP). Typical ibo mentally, anyway.

Can you imagine the lies.

totit:


All liars must be send to HELL.

SouthEastFacts:
In essence, you are saying Nigeria Property Centre is not a real estate firm.

Nigeria Property Centre is the largest real estate broker in Nigeria. A real estate brokering firm is a real estate company because it is in the real estate industry.

Nigerian real estate industry is made up of real estate developer, brokers, agents and e.t.c.

kn23h:
Can you please expand on the the bolded.

mapet:
Idi.otic mugu. Are you saying anything new here? Problem is, intellectually deficient people like you it be made elementary before you comprehend. When the minister said may break down the bridge, you think alternatives have not been made? Bros on reasoning capability scale 1-10, if I place you on 1, I am over-rating you

totit:
So,everyone knows..is your fact

It's OK then.
I believe you.

nero2face:
Almost 3yrs and APC are still blaming Jona, God will never forgive u guys for this scam on Nigerians, wish I can one day resign from being a Nigerian

MadamT:
So, the “stat” is not really a stat then. Just someone’s personal opionion and observations.

Had a brief glance through the article. The Author stated in his disclaimer that his piece was just that- his own personal opinion. He even admitted towards the end that he has no true statistics to back up the figures.

So, really, you have no verifiable stats. Just personal opinions and assumptions.

Also, the claim that igbos remits the most into the foreign reserves is just a myth. There is no money transfer systems abroad which asks for our tribes when we do transactions. Even the original link you posted mentioned Nigerians[i][/i] repatriating money home. It never singled out a particular tribe as being the largest contributor.

Hope this fallacy can be put to rest now. But doubt it, knowing how some people here bandy opinions as facts!

It would be indeed difficult if not impossible to quantify the number of Igbos living outside the boundaries of our current traditional Igbo enclave of the Southeast Nigeria. For the sake of this article, let us forget about all those in the Diaspora, if you factor in all the Igbos living all over Nigeria in the North, the West, and the South, along with those in the Southeast, the population of Igbos would easily be far greater than any other tribe in Nigeria. I have resisted putting a number because I truly don't have the full statistics

Danladi7:
The worst you can do to them is to ask them for fact and figures to back up their empty chestbeat,boasting and noisemaking to expose their grandiose delusion