₦airaland Forum

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CO9uS7kUXI

Channels Discovery hosted by James Layode aired a 30-minute
documentary on progress that is being made at Eko Atlantic.

[size=19pt]Eko Atlantic City showcases first street light [/size]

Monday, 22 December 2014 00:00

Written by Tunde Alao

THE city carved out of the Atlantic ocean has started to take shape, as the first residential and commercial tower blocks under construction can now be clearly seen in the light of day from Ahmadu Bello Way on Victoria Island and the Marina on Lagos Island. Recently, another brave move was made by developers, with the launch of a new facility, known as LED Light, which the promoters described as the best technology in modern day streetlight. The lighting system is installed in one of the street in the Atlantic City, where road construction has reach an appreciable stage called Eko Boulevard.

Conducting Journalists around the first phase of the infrastructure last week, the Managing director of South Energyx Nigeria Limited, the developer of the new city, Mr. David Frame said the facility is to herald a new dawn in Eko Atlantic, thus, bring into light, huge construction work going on and that are not visible to those who have never visited the site. “But now there is something new to see at nighttime after a section of new road in the emerging city was illuminated by streetlights. Eko Atlantic’s road system is rolling out more and more each day but it is the first time any of the internal city routes have been lit”, said Frame.

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First street lights in Eko Atlantic (LED Light)

According to Frame, the first row of lights along Eko Boulevard, a paved eight-lane thoroughfare that is over a mile long and is the spine of the Business District, will be extended in the New Year as the developers forge ahead with infrastructure development. “Presently, concrete block paved roads, spacious sidewalks and kerbs are being built in the first and second phases of developing the Eko Atlantic city. The project development area is now so large and progressing so quickly that it won’t be long before we need internal road signs to drive around,” said Frame.

To date 10 per cent of Eko Atlantic’s roads in Phase I and II are paved while 32 per cent have stone-base in place providing access to motor vehicles, while about 25 per cent of the roads are defined with kerb lines. Besides, 56 per cent of storm water drainage has been installed along with 34 per cent of what he described as “state-of-the-art communications”, while 50 per cent of the sewage distribution network and 36 per cent of the water supply network are already completed.

“We are very satisfied that the street lighting has come on as this represents another important step in the successful development of Eko Atlantic,’ said Frame, who hinted that every infrastructure, facilities and amenities in the city are being followed to the letter. “All what our consultant, Messrs Dar Handasah consulting engineering put in place is to ensure that the city will meet all the mission and vision of the new city.

”For those still in the dark about what Eko Atlantic City is about, the planned city is being constructed on land reclaimed from the Atlantic Ocean along the Lagos Bar Beach. It is expected that when completed, the new island will be home to about 400,000 residents, with a daily flow of 250,000 commuters. Adjacent to Victoria Island, Eko Atlantic is being touted by its proponents - South Energyx Nigeria Ltd, a subsidiary of the Chagoury group specifically created to undertake the development as the next generation of property in Africa, which will in turn transform Lagos into the economic hub of the mother continent.

Source: http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/property/property/191151-eko-atlantic-city-showcases-first-street-light

Ban Tribalism

Unbias:
I have stopped debating people who are not open-minded: pretentious individuals with pre-conceived opinions. Educate yourself a little here http://www.everystudent.com/features/bible.html

I never invited you to debate, I don't debate with brainwashed religious who promote the oppressor's religion and their spirit forces.
You are a mental slave helping the oppressor to keep Africans in the mental bondage of religion

You have been warned

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OqTTGQPzIQ

[size=15pt]Impact of Buhari's victory on Nigeria economy[/size]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aToxPPUui8A

[size=15pt]Buhari - I Will Tackle Corruption To Its Fullest Even With My Party[/size]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aToxPPUui8A

[size=15pt]Buhari - I Will Tackle Corruption To Its Fullest Even With My Party[/size]

Unbias:
Stop this 'parents thought you from childhood' trash. You have no idea of what led to my faith in Christ and how long I have been studying religion and why I think its more rational to believe in Christ than in an unknown cause or in Buddha.

Who even told you my parents were Christians or that I observed Easter as a child?

My post was only for people who had Christians parents, so why did you answer my post if it was not your case?.
After all your rambling you still have not provided evidences of the existence the so-called resurrection.

The truth is that those so-called wise and prudent theologians know absolutely nothing about the so-called resurrection simply because it never happened. Easter, or the celebration of the resurrection, is merely a tradition, a tradition that you have been taught from childhood, and coming into maturity you have accepted it because that is what you were taught. That is what you read bout. That is what your parents made you observed every Easter Sunday. Thus, you continued to go along with it and before you knew it, you had carelessly assumed what you now believe without question or proof. Easter is the feast of feasts celebrated in honor of the risen Christ. You have even reached the point where you will defend vigorously and emotionally your belief, a belief that can lead you straight to hell. It has become human nature to flow with the stream, and to go along with the crowd, to believe and perform like those around you. And, even when you stumble on the truth, you will not believe because like the majority of the people, you stubbornly refuse to believe what you are unwilling to believe. There is an old saying that says: He who is convinced against his will is of the same opinion still.

Unbias:
TOMB WAS GUARDED. Critics routinely dismiss Matthew’s story about the guards being bribed to say that they fell asleep, giving the disciples opportunity to steal the body (Matt. 28:11-15). But Matthew would have no reason to make up the story about the guards being bribed except to counter the story of the guards saying they fell asleep (see v. 15). Either way, the guards were there: the body had been in the tomb, the tomb had been guarded, and the body was no longer there.

Where is the picture of the tomb?

Where are the Christians to answer these questions?

NosoChic:
It is not a question of MAY....It is WILL

Buhari WILL find it difficult to change Nigeria . Our problem goes beyond the resources....Nigerians suffer a MENTALITY problem. To change the mindset of a people under a democratic dispensation is a herculean task.

In addition, the task to make Nigeria better is our COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBILITY.

I agree with you here. The Government in Nigeria is the innocent mirror of the nation. The quality of government and its leaders, is simply a reflection of the collective consciousness of all the people in Nigeria. In some instances, leaders who came to power as the champions of anti-corruption have themselves been charged with being involved with levels of corruption even more serious than those of their predecessors.
If the collective consciousness in Nigeria is disintegrated and negative, and people are not behaving in accord with natural law, then problems and corruption will be an unavoidable phenomenon of government. If, on the other hand, the collective consciousness in Nigeria is positive, integrated, and coherent, then the government will not be influenced by any negativity. If the people in Nigeria wish to be protected from corruption in government, then they must create an integrated collective consciousness. Positivity and harmony should be so strong and dense in national consciousness that negative influences cannot penetrate it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nhQjWpeqOY

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtNtkKUzpB4

[size=15pt]President Muhammad Buhari interview with CNN [/size]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OIBFvJvZd8

[size=15pt]Buhari Must Tackle Corruption Linked To Oil [/size]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3YZJf71aLo

[size=15pt]Corruption Will Not Be Tolerated By This Administration - Buhari[/size]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgttbRRYZ0s

[size=15pt]Patience Jonathan Refuses To Leave Aso Rock after Buhari Victory[/size]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGVxbcXpTG4

[size=15pt] Nigeria To Be In Top 20 World Economies By 2030[/size]

Nigeria is set to be among the world's top 20 economies by 2030, according to a McKinsey report. Bronwyn Seaborne spoke to
Acha Leke, Director at McKinsey & Company to discuss how the country plans to get to this point.

From Aso Rock to Kirikiri

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qh71mpSot8

[size=15pt]Interview with Aisha Buhari, wife of President Muhammadu Buhari[/size]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qh71mpSot8

[size=15pt]Interview with Aisha Buhari, wife of President Muhammadu Buhari[/size]