₦airaland Forum

Atouke:
Good

SeanBeezy:
Akwa Abasi Ibom!
The way this state is going in terms of infrastructure, it'll be a force to reckon with in the coming years

tot:
Such toxic people should be completely ignored so they don't succeed in derailing the thread. Let them go and sort out their issues elsewhere. Nonsense

Kinematics:
I pity your level of ignorance. Its stink badly... very badly.

Kinematics:
I pity your level of ignorance. Its stink badly... very badly.

Kinematics:
Still sending link to outdated figures...


Continue embarrassing your lineage. The blogger is just as ignorant as you are.

Kinematics:
Its because Delta currently produce more crude.

It used to be Rivers, then Akwa Ibom and now Delta.

There are factors that affect it. Some wells dry up or dont produce as much as they used to. Some wells are shutdown for maintenance. More wells are developed adding to the production capacity for some states.

These figures change daily/monthly and yearly depending on several factors.

Delta has been pumping very high for the last 2 years.

Kinematics:
Delta takes the highest share in 13% derivation. Well I know you are not learned and knows nothing about the o&g industry.

Make I leave you in your ignorance as always

VEXT:
Everything for life na jeje.. Rome was not built in a day...

SocialJustice:
Who is paying you fuckers for this rubbish propaganda

flyingpig:
This backyard wey resemble abandoned warehouse na car manufacturing company

November1857:
Akwa Ibom is number one oil producing states follow by Delta State !

oyinella:
no I'm not from rivers state, my children are from Nsit Ibom and I live in Uyo

Matthewdan:
How can someone be celebrating Jetty!...... How come I'm an Akwa ibomite?

Instrumentalng:
Toght
So true I am from Akwa Ibom but I must confess development is on going thumbs up
But if you don’t develop/educate your people
Na another man go manage your resources for you
Ask the ogonis

ruggedtimi:
my man that jetty in ona is not a new thing....e full everywhere for bayelsa

disstroyy:
You're preaching to the choir. Ibom Deep Seaport is located in Mbo L.G.A. Erm, don't get me started on the coconut refinery. There are things I shouldn't reveal on Nairaland. Let's focus on the jetties. I'd rather the governor concentrates on the state controlling the activities of what happens on the coastline. If you know the monies made on the shores of Oron and Ibaka alone daily, the hundreds of naira, you'd know why those places are priorities. Seafood and more.

One shark fin is 5,000 dollars on the shores of Oron. Find out how many shark fins are sold daily. Crayfish, crabs, and many more. I'm not even counting drilled crude oil yet. Handled well, Akwa Ibom State doesn't even need to depend on its humongous oil wealth. Now you get an idea of the opportunities being wasted.

Yeyenairaland:
Akwa ibom ayaya

disstroyy:
You realize the supposed Onna Jetty isn't as economically viable as the efforts which should have channeled towards Ibeno, Oron or even 'Alu City', right? I understand UGE is trying to leave his own imprints in Onna where he hails from but it's akin to a white elephant project compared to the ROI if it were the aforementioned jetties/places.

And no, Akwa Ibom has never been a one-city state. Ikot Ekpene, Akwa Ibom is the first LGA in Nigeria and has better city planning that Umuahia, Abia State capital. Eket has been a thriving city for decades, and home to oil companies. Itu has been historical and a focal point in Akwa-Cross trade and relations. Ikot Abasi has been more developed before Owerri even came into existence (Ikot Abasi was the centre of colonial rule, besides Lokoja and Calabar, and was the shipping city/port during the slave trade era). Uyo is metropolitan and a megacity composing of 6 L.G.As.

The only way anyone can state AKS is one-city state is if they are ignorant or they know you aren't articulate enough to state a defense for the state. Asides Lagos, no other state, especially in the South South, can match Akwa Ibom's developmental credentials. And I don't even need to like the governor to state these facts.

disstroyy:
You realize the supposed Onna Jetty isn't as economically viable as the efforts which should have channeled towards Ibeno, Oron or even 'Alu City', right? I understand UGE is trying to leave his own imprints in Onna where he hails from but its akin to a white elephant project compared to the ROI if it were the aforementioned jetties.

And no, Akwa Ibom has never been a one-city state. Ikot Ekpene, Akwa Ibom is the first LGA in Nigeria and has better city planning that Umuahia. Eket has been a thriving city for decades, and home to oil companies. Itu has been historical and a focal point in Akwa-Cross trade and relations. Ikot Abasi has been more developed before Owerri even came into existence (Ikot Abasi was the centre of colonial rule, besides Lokoja and Calabar, and was the shipping city during the slave trade era). Uyo is metropolitan and a megacity composing of 6 L.G.As.

The only way anyone can state AKS is one-city state is if they are ignorant or they know you aren't articulate enough to state a defense for the state. Asides, Lagos, no other state, especially in the South South can match Akwa Ibom's developmental credentials. And I don't even need to like the governor to state these facts.

AkwaIbomMan:
if you have issues with the Hunchogee and the rest then you make it out with him and insult him the way you want but don't bring that nonsense to my state cos I'll so mess up your life with insults and curses.
Just stay your lane.

AkwaIbomMan:
and who built it?
Isn't the Akpabio you now so despised?

SocialJustice:
Celebrating mediocrity. Funny people.