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Sagamite:yes it does make sense, , I not going to argue because I make an oath to not debate with bigots or any one who is intolerant to opinions. such arguements usaully end up going no where |
Racist White Guy: I really h.ate black people. look at all those lazy ni.ggers trying to act white, living in my neighborhood, drinking my water. go back to your african caves ni.gger lips. we dont like your way of life!!!! African: hey buddy shaarrpp!!! Who are you to say that. God made me the way I am and if you dont like it then I dont care. Moments later on a different thread. . . . African: god I hate gay people, why the hell do they even exist. If i see one I might kill him myself. I hope they burn in hell. Hypocrite and bigotry |
. . .and splitting solves our power problem how? ![]() |
". . . that an object suspected to be a bomb (explosive) was discovered. . . " lets see what the object is before we start speculating. In addition I seriously doubt It was dropped from a plane. |
^^ Proposed Stations Several trains will be in operation on the network between Aggrey Rd. and the loop North/East of the Garrison station. - UPTH Junction (Aggrey Road) - Sharks Stadium Park - Supabod - Isaac Boro Park - Garrison Junction - Nkpogu/ Elekahia Junction (Trans Amadi) - Mother-Cat Junction (Rainbow) - Ordinance Junction (NEWS) - Elekahia Estate (Dust bin) - Air force Base Junction (Aba Road) - Rumuola Junction - GRA Junction - Water Lines Junction - 1st or 2nd Artillery Junction - Rumukwurushi Junction - Oil Mill Junction - Eleme Junction - Oyigbo Proposed Major Terminals - Sharks Stadium Park (Station Road) - Liberation Stadium (Elekahia) - Garden Park (Air force Base Junction) System Statistics - Maximum achievable transport capacity 1,300 pph/direction - Average interval of train is approximately 12/24 mins - Maximum Speed 70km/hr - Track Length 19.1 km - Total passengers per train (standard Capacity) 158 - Total passengers per train (peak capacity) 210 - Operating Brakes are electrical regenerative brakes - Holding breaks are mechanical brakes - Emergency brake are mechanical brakes (fail safe design) - Overall Route Track Length – 19.1Km - Overall No. of Columns – 1473 - Stations – 14 - Train Sets – 5 - Coaches per Train – 6 - Passengers per Train – 210 - Passengers per hr per direction – 1300 Disclaimer: Plans outlined are projections and are subject to ongoing adjustment to achieve the best and safest quality to serve the city of Port Harcourt. http://www.riversmonorail.com/category/news/ |
[size=13pt]Once completed it will look the the Moscow metro, Rivers' will be use the same trains and systems.[/size] [flash=640,390]http://www.youtube-nocookie.com/v/--yXJJWI-Ec?fs=1&hl=en_US[/flash] https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9c/Moscow_Monorail_train_Timiryazevskaya.JPG/800px-Moscow_Monorail_train_Timiryazevskaya.JPG |
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The link to the article doesn't work and I found no evidence online that its 92%. so I'm guessing its FAKE, the highest numbers i got ranged from 50-70%. |
The pictures are very sad. But in reality the Niger Delta has received billions of US dollars over the years from oil companies and the federal government. But Its their state and local government leaders who are stealing the money. Like I said before, Southern leaders are the most corrupt of any Nigerian leaders. But what I find so funny is that the people of the Niger Delta keep electing the same corrupt officials year after year and then afterwards blame shell and the federal government for their problems. Anyway here is a picture of Andy Uba's mansion in abuja, former governor of Anambra state, corrupt http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3255/2584482207_35edd7ff74_b.jpg |
Fact is those who aren't good at public speaking are also not good politicians. |
EKO ATLANTIC CITY, LAND RECLAMATION Originally posted by Hakon, https://farm6.static.flickr.com/5043/5332366771_5ce18160e0_b.jpg https://farm6.static.flickr.com/5284/5332977314_6174782f4e_b.jpg |
OP ASHAME ON YOU ![]() |
Fuel tanker explosion kills at least 230 in Congo Video in link below A fuel truck exploded and set fire to a village in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, killing more than 230 people and injuring scores, officials and local residents said Saturday.http://www.france24.com/en/20100703-democratic-republic-congo-deaths-explosion-fuel-tanker-fire |
that is not jos. . .if you look below the red cross on the guys back you will see the word CONGO Plus those are Congo police officers not Nigerians. since when did Nigerian police start wearing green. |
New Video Overview [flash=640,385] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJIA8Rig4jg?fs=1&hl=en_US[/flash] |
well not to denounce anything but Christians themselves do the exact samething and have "extremist text" in the Bible. just say, |
Limaoscar:there is already an alternative route posted on LCC Website and if you guys want a new "six lane" alternative route, how on earth can lagos pay for it with it N2 billion budget. the same alternative route you are calling for will also be tolled (ppp). and of-course houston already has multiple alternative routes. most of houstons highways were built since the cold war (1970s). Lekki on the other hand has one expressway. |
keep dreaming, the french said there only concerned about there citizens. (euronews) |
typical becomerich, not to stop your propaganda but the Ivory coast doesn't have an equipped navy nor airforce that can compare with nigeria. Ivory coast navy has no warships but only has gunboats and their airforce has only 2 fighter jets that are from the 90s. while nigeria's navy has multiple warships and gunboats and the airforce has multiple new fighter jets. as far as the army, please dont compare. nigeria has about 300 tanks compared to the 15 from the ivory coast. not to mention the human numbers nigeria has. there is one thing we have in common. . . .the ak47 ![]() |
@ eku_bear 7 type of taxes in the U.S.A. Income Taxes, properties tax, Consumptive tax, Corporate tax, Payroll tax, Capital gain tax,Inheritance or Estate Tax. not to mention the bills/credit. And you pay them to the federal, state, and local governments. (federal income tax, state income, ) on top of that they still pay tolls $9-$11 tolls for bridge, highways and tunnels. |
kikuyu1:Are you talking about the Chengdu F-7, Nigeria has the latest version and they were delivered to us in 2010. the F-7, a modern version of the J-7 |
^^ there are alternative routes, and if you want the government to build new alternative route, what money are they going to use? its going to be a PPP again. |
but nothing is built for free. Lagos only has a budget of 2 billion USD, and has a population of 15 million +. there is no way the government can build anything for this large of a population, with that kind of funds. That is why you see many PPP (Public Private Partnership) projects around lagos. such as the 3.6 billion USD lekki free tarde zone, which is worth more than lagos's yearly budget, and the light rail, BRT, Power,roads,bridges etc. all are built through the PPP process and all have to make a profit. So what makes the Lekki expressway any different? they still have to make a profit. and on the discussion of the coastal road. the coast highway is part of lagos's outer ring road, which is a different project for a different time. the coastal road will circle around the perimeter of lagos (city) and will have a suspension bridge that will connect it to the Apapa area were the road will continue. but that a different project for a different time. |
You mean that glorified dual carriage road that was there before. Isn't the lagos-benin road also a dual carriage highway, but look at its condition. The expressway's construction is an overhaul, and not a repair job. --- Fact is, if you cant afford the tolls, I wonder how you were able to buy a car. |
PhysicsQED:lol Nigeria does have a company which makes APC (Armoured personnel carrier) and the Defence Industrial Corporation of Nigeria also manufactures its own ak47 (obj). the air force also builds its own UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) and also manufactures it "air beetle" trainers i believe the Navy is currently building a warship. https://i31.tinypic.com/20rqsh.jpg |
this has to be the dumbest reasoning you have type so far. so because dangote is a billionaire the north will be fine. .STUPlD!!!! |
For the most part a united Africa may not work due to Size and Control issues, but what may work are regional blocks. As in ECOWAS, EAC, ECCAS, ETC becoming countries. But if that doesn't float your boat you can combine neighboring countries such as Cameroon-Nigeria-Benin. |
Did anyone experience the glitch, I played two matches with out able to kill anyone, and they couldnt kill me. i have some of my game footage below. [flash=480,385] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4RnFX8BHLs?fs=1&hl=en_US [/flash] [flash=480,385] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5u3wapki9-U?fs=1&hl=en_US[/flash] |
edit wrong forum |
[quote author=invisible! link=topic=574674.msg7413809#msg7413809 date=1293408083]In Nigeria now, its impossible to enforce national security of lives and property, the police, army is controled from the centre. You try as a state govnor to change things and it may never work. (ask Abia govnor) Someone may be pressing outside buttons from the federal level. Regional policing may be better.[/quote]True, but individual states do have their own elements of security. for example lagos state has it Lastma police and also has it Rapid Response Squad (RRS). But i think that its going to change in the near future. nigeria is breaking up all things controlled by the center, such as power and telecom. |
@ viewlekan some good points, but in my opinion many of nigeria's problems can be solve without splitting. it just seems crazy to me that splitting will be the answer. @ topic if you ask me splitting nigeria is ones personal motive. okay tell if you split nigeria what would you do next. you will go after the problems that your new country has such as infrastructure, education, violences etc. so why cant you do that with nigeria right now? why not just go after nigeria's problems and fix them. basically splitting is unnessasary. |
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