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Instead of these bunch of morons sitting in mushin or ipaja. They ate in Dubai. 20m naira a year. |
some people will come and criticize without thinking of the relief this project would bring to millions --how many lives have been lost on the lagos ibadan expressway -- travelling by train would be a boom |
FriendNG:lol. No it’s not. It’s part of the tri-state region. A lot of people who can’t afford to live in manhattan live in NJ, and commute to work. |
Without revamping our dilapidated infrastructure we are just kidding ourselves- how would we store the produce - electricity How would we move our produce - good roads And how would we add value to the chain - goog marketing and innovation skills - good schools Fix the infrastructure and we are almost there. |
prosperity1980:What is happening to the rest — maybe we should ask Dangote We mostly building roads with bitumen and not cement. Not sure if it’s a cost issue or something else ,but the road builders should be encouraged to use cement — if there is a compelling reason. |
Hatred would not let people see how buhari is encouraging this company Earlier during his welcome address, the Chairman of Innoson Vehicles, Chief Dr Innocent Chukwuma OFR stated that Innoson Vehicles has come this far because of the tremendous support it has received from the Nigerian Government, most especially under the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari GCFR. Chief Chukwuma stated that under the current administration, Innoson Vehicles signed a memorandum of understanding with the Nigerian Air Force and collaborated with the Nigerian Army Authority for the design, modification, manufacturing and supply of Military vehicles. |
new2012:i have been to shanghai and I know the train system being built here is not on-par with that ---even the US train system is outdated --but we need something. And even-though we have been shortchanged it is still better than nothing we are very industrious people -but without basic infrastructure we are going no where -so all people like me need is cheap light and inter-state roads to move goods from a to b. all the pdp had to do with their 16yrs was fix the light and roads. If you look at lagos now,there are chinese people all over the place -they see a country with so much potential, Walmart is ordering cashew nuts from us. And I know guys who used to work in banks now processing cashew and cassava. my fear is that someone like atiku would liberalize the economy,and open the floodgates -quick gain but disastrous for an underdeveloped country like ours --we do no need western ideas now. |
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a most self destruct pack of cards.....keep us entertained. |
new2012:http://www.nigerianmonitor.com/dauda-lawal-reveals-what-he-told-efcc-about-diezani/ just to balance the narrative. But on a personal note --I prefer if pdp stay clear -16yrs and they could not fix the lagos ibadan road ,the light or even complete the rail projects this sends a terrible to signal to us.. progress might be slow --but it is evident that there is some seriousness in our infrastructure development. No nation on earth would be self sufficient if that country does not have regular cheap power. we should be asking the pdp why they couldn't fix the light in 16yrs having claimed $16bn. |
what about the pdp's 16 yrs of ineptitude -should that also go away were we not witness to the wanton corruption of the pdp years---stealing is not corruption --even madam peace got on the act, ok..let's take a trip back in time Nigeria has seized a $37.5 million luxury apartment complex from its ex-oil minister Nigeria’s ex-oil minister Diezani Alison-Madueke has been embroiled in a global corruption scandal involving hundreds of millions of dollars that has pulled in investigators from London to Houston to the tiny island of Dominica. On Monday (Aug. , a Lagos court ordered the final forfeiture of a $37.5 million apartment complex on Banana Island, one of the most expensive neighborhoods in Lagos. The building was allegedly purchased by the 56-year old ex-oil minister between 2011 and 2012 while she was still in office. The court also ordered that rent proceeds from the apartment building, totaling nearly $3 million, be forfeited.----- and the list goes on and on.. |
TonyeBarcanista:so you mean pdp can be trusted---was it not in our very own eyes that 16yrs flew by with no infrastructure on ground. How did 16n dollars vanish into black light |
Bizibi:Yeah. At least I can visibly see the progress on the Lagos Ibadan road. The airports that are finally being commissioned, the railway lines that are completed What you need to do is some research - the capital expenditure during the wasteful pdp year’s and a that of today. We are thankful to Fashola - a man obituary can never compete with. |
We need to reduce the cost of govenance in this country. Our senators and house of reps members are over paid. Let’s not forget that during the pdp era more that 60% of the budget was spent on recurrent expenditure — salaries and wages This has changed and the amount spent on capital expenditure has increased. |
haywire07:You ruined everything you wrote by your crass comment about her figure. When you have kids pray none is deformed. |
Option 2 is the best - try negotiating, sometimes it works sometimes it doesn’t |
Athithief back to his old tricks. He can’t even honestly declare his income. I pity those who support this scumbag. What did obj say again — it is what you did against your own people and country. THISDAY has also learnt that Igbo leaders are demanding an agreement from Atiku on his offer to do just one term of four years which was one of the selling point to get South-east support. |
This is definitely not good for our youth. Kids show grow up in a family setting. Very poor roles models if you ask me. Thankfully my kid has no interest in their rubbish Mindcraft keeps him occupied. |
Juliusmalema:You are obviously not serious. So the man takes pictures with 2 ladies who happen to be strippers. When did we become better than them, when prof was taking pictures with market women did people hail him. |
tuniski:stop dreaming --it will never happen |
but we had a phd holder --where did it lead us. or should we now blame alcohol |
OkaNaUbe:Fixing the road to my houses. From Lagos to Ibadan. I can now rest easy and collect my rent from those articulate folks who felt SW had more to offer than the SE. piko nna. Lol |
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and he only earned 20m naira a year ![]() ![]() .....![]() ![]() ??...... ![]() |
SoNature:it has not helped in reducing crime (I guess you are saying stealing an oyinbo man's money is not a crime) --but one of the main problems is that it has encouraged crime --the guys watching them in the clubs buying expensive liqueur,talking the prettiest girls,driving flashy cars get the gist that crime pays --he or she either joins the trend and becomes a yahoo yahoo boy or takes to other diabolical means of making money do you know how it feels for a young guy to be bounced at a club -only to see his more affluent age mates just walking into the same clubs. or to see his age mates with flashy cars. as a matured guy I would never buy a bottle of whiskey at a club -just not my style and there is no way anybody can change that -even if am not allowed into certain parts of the club. |
tuniski:mostly ----you seem to have missed the keyword and don't label me a bigot from the beginning of time lagos has been dueling with pdp (obasanjo held on to their monthly allocation,denied us access to enron's expertise when we wanted to fix our electricity problem) |
50m is a lot ..atiku said he only earned 60m in 3yrs...hmmmmm |
OkaNaUbe:at least he is fixing the lagos ibadan road/train the pdp phd Harvard degree holders couldn't fix in 16yrs..... |
tuniski:The ibos will. There is no secret there. But we are tolerant |
tuniski:The only people who would vote massively for pdp in Lagos are those obituary and Kanu folks —- they can freely exit Lagos When Lagos Ibadan road/ train is completed. Free ride courtesy of true lagosians |
But the waec guy is performing so much better than that drunkard. Lol. |
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, a Lagos court ordered the final forfeiture of a $37.5 million apartment complex on Banana Island, one of the most expensive neighborhoods in Lagos. The building was allegedly purchased by the 56-year old ex-oil minister between 2011 and 2012 while she was still in office. The court also ordered that rent proceeds from the apartment building, totaling nearly $3 million, be forfeited.