₦airaland Forum

lonelydora:
Whatever it is, we all need to support Dangote Refinery. You may not like him, but he needs the support of goodwill Nigerians.

magoo10:
After the sack what next
It will not stop Wike from fighting fubara and if tinubu put hand Wike will still go against and work against him not only at the state level but also at the federal level.
If this so called sack happens I see Wike supporting a prominent southern opposition candidate against tinubu for the 2027 election.

fuckJones:
Obi is a no body to tinubu, even SEYI tinubu will beat obi black and blue

frankmoney:
But that is his former boss so nothing new ,plus atiku is like an elder states man

Passionate888:
Where's the air filter? I've asked but people just point anywhere

badoh:
Even if you remove Rivers vote from Tinubu's 2023 election, he would still have won. If Tinubu is able to get enough votes from North Central and south-south this time around, he will coast home to victory

pundit92:
I'm not sure a lot of people knows that this Greenland is more than twice the size of Nigeria.

Putindbutt:
Jagaban is trying to make sure there's no excuses anywhere when he beats the coalition of failures in the next election. Follow who sabi road.

Kushites:
YOU ARE WRONG.

THE STATES' ALLOCATION SINCE THE END OF FUEL SUBSIDIES HAS MULTIPLIED BY 5 OR 6 TIMES.

SO THEY ARE BUILDING MORE PROJECTS THAN EVER BEFORE.

ALL THE STATES ARE NOW VERY BUSY IN INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT, NOT JUST ABIA.

OF COURSE MOST OF YOU NEVER TRAVEL ROUND THE COUNTRY, SO YOU HAVE NO CLUE WHAT'S GOING ON.

DomPerignon:
Every building earmarked for demolition plus those already demolished have seen to their owners duly compensate.

The people affected by this road are not complaining rather it is one embittered and ever bad belle Obidient who have been opposing this project from beginning without any coherent argument why they are against it that are still crying over this project.

Well, I know the reason you guys oppose this project is because:

1. You see the coastal communities developing when this project is complete and this is painful for you since you want those lands pristine and empty so that whenever you do your annexation you all can have vacant prime coastal lands to occupy.

2. You see this road as building direct commercial, cultural and physical direct connections between the SS and SW forever alienating you in your landlocked evil forests.

If you like cry from now till you die, the road project is a blessing and boost to the long delayed economic development of the SS which has been feeding your parasitic ingrates in that your barren SE.

yarimo:
And yet No any single quality projects in Abia state, Alex otti only mission as governor is to defraud the state completely

Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, has inspected the ongoing construction of the Umuahia Central Bus Terminal, expressing satisfaction with the quality and pace of work as the project approaches completion.

This was disclosed in a statement signed by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor of Abia State, Njoku Ukoha, on Wednesday.

It was stated that the governor inspected the project on Wednesday, as part of a broader tour of infrastructure projects being executed by his administration across the state.

Speaking to journalists at the site, Otti explained that the decision to construct a central bus terminal was aimed at addressing the inefficiencies caused by multiple, scattered transport parks within the city.

He said centralising transport infrastructure was a global best practice that would enhance orderliness and improve commuters’ experience.

“It is nothing new; it has been done elsewhere. When you go to the UK, Paddington Terminal ensures convergence of the railway and other means of transportation.

“And of course you have shopping plaza, cinema, hotel, everything is there. So, we thought we should concentrate all those transport terminals in this place instead of having different terminals at different places in the town,” Otti said.

The governor commended the consultants and contractors handling the project, noting that the standard of work met his administration’s expectations.

“The work is going on very well. And the consultants are very, very up to the task. I’m happy with the progress of work. I’m glad with the level of progress and with the quality of work,” he said.

Otti expressed optimism that the project would be substantially completed before the end of January, while stressing that quality would not be sacrificed for speed.

“Hopefully, before the end of this month, they would have gone far. But, what I see here gives me an impression that by the end of the month, if they haven’t completed, they would be very close to completing it.

“But, even if they need more time, I’ll give them more time because it’s better done right the first time. But, so far so good,” he stated.

Also speaking, the Commissioner for Transport, Chimezie Ukaegbu, said the terminal was designed to serve as a one-stop transport hub for commuters within and outside the state.

“We just wanted to centralise all transport activities, and that was why His Excellency, in his wisdom decided to build a central bus terminal to stand as a one-stop transport hub for all commuters, passengers, and travellers,” Ukaegbu said.

“Whatever mode of transport you want to use to travel, once you come into the central bus terminal, you’ll be able to get it,” he added.

According to him, all existing motor parks in Umuahia would be relocated to the terminal, with similar infrastructure planned for Aba.

“All the parks in Umuahia will be brought in here. We are going to have a centralised park system in Umuahia and Aba. You know, we are also building the same in Aba, which will be completed hopefully by May,” he said.

Beyond the bus terminal, Otti also inspected ongoing road construction works around Cooperatives and the Ahiaeke–Okwuta–Bende Road.

At the Ahiaeke–Okwuta–Bende Road project, the governor was received by a representative of Craneburg Construction Company, Yousef Tawk, who briefed him on the progress of work.

Otti engaged the contractor on technical concerns, particularly regarding a section of the road with a valley by the side, and urged that lasting solutions be implemented. He also charged the contractor to ensure the road is completed before the onset of the rainy season.

The governor further interacted with passengers and crew members of the Abia Electric Buses, which have been offering free transportation services to residents and visitors since their launch in December, to assess their performance and compliance with operational guidelines.

Otti was accompanied on the inspection tour by the member representing Ikwuano/Umuahia Federal Constituency, Obi Aguocha; the General Manager of the Umuahia Capital Development Authority, Kingsley Agomuo; and other government officials.

ibechris:
That is roughly 450k per month.

To start with,u need to first open to ur wife and tell her how much u earn and give her all the necessary clues.

50k multiply by 5= # 250k that is,if u work from home.

The remaining balance of about 200k can then be saved,so as to save u in the future.