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extra time - 3mins

greece is messing up.

wetin police do you?

Reptyle: Good effort...but I said TWO sentences. A comma does not mark the end of a sentence.

You are hopeless.

HOW DID GREECE MISS THAT?

Reptyle: That's better. Now, try writing two sentences...

Like i have said, you are HOPELESS.

Reptyle: Are you dysgraphic?

You are hopeless.

Arysexy: courtesy of N100m boko donation

The topic is about the rubble.
Is this difficult to understand for some posters?

Beaf: Are you alj haram? The guy clearly mentioned that the 911 rubble was disposed of in a land fill. I and a few others have repeatedly posted that the rubble should have been buried. Why then are you asking for "creative" ways of handling the rubble?

Why don't you use it to paint your house? Since its [i]"creativity" [/i]you want in the aftermath of a tragedy rather than common sense, modicum of decency and gravitas.

How did you guess?

Reptyle: Methinks the dispatch with which this issue was treated is ok as one can't really blame the government for not coming up with more innovative solutions. The area should be monitored and fumigated regularly over the next few months however.

WTF.

What LASEMA did is not right.

Beaf: I am irritated anytime I read his posts. People should be banned for displaying shameless stup!dity.

What do you mean?

Beaf: What has Aso Rock got to do with Lagos states affairs? Take them to Fashola at Alausa. Afterall, it is Fashola 's people spreading the remains of the dead on Lagos state roads for people to drive on.

+10000

We are talking about the health implications.
And some peeps are just too dull to understand.

Johnsinia: u will hate Gef until u die n found urself in HELL.
To ur senseless questn, potholes is where 2 dump remnate of plane crash n human flesh dubris. They shuld ve gathered d whole dustbin in lagos 2 fill potholes if dats right 4 u. Ur questn of wat shuld brf govt ve done is equal 2 askin a dude (in a room with hs gf) with condom on his hands wat he wnt 2 do wit it.

+10000

alj harem: Yes I am for real, answer the question on what the state government should done. It is not that difficult is it ?

You are hopeless.

alj harem: @ those condemning this move, what should the state have done. Let us know please. thanks

Are you for real?

[quote author=Frank-C]You notice how most people are condemning the act without mentioning Fashola's name. I am sure that if NEMA had been the one managing this situation, we would have seen GEJ dragged into the incident by any means possible.[/quote]FASHOLA must stop this mess.

signified: When people starts getting sick and die, they will set up a committee to look into it, they will employ labor to do the fumigation. In the end, they will claim they have created more jobs is Lagos unemployed abi? which way Nigeria?

Kobojunkie: What? It is only Friday for pete's sake . . .less than a week after this incident. What is this I am ready again?

In this case, LASEMA got it wrong.

Arosa:

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Arosa: Did you not see them insulting me the other day because I gave my opinion on another matter that consigned Lagos?

its really about the health implications.
However i understand your fears.

Arosa: On a second thought, I should keep my mouth shut.

Why?

i don't think it is right.

June 8, 2012
by Sesan Olufowobi


The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency has started using the piles of rubble evacuated from demolished buildings affected by the Sunday plane crash to fill potholes on streets around the crash site.

The move, however, aroused fears of epidemic among residents who felt that the rubble should have been taken out of the area.

Our correspondent, who was at the Iju-Ishaga area of the the site on Thursday observed that LASEMA used its excavation machines to fill the potholes, while the its officials spread the debris.

The streets, Tolulope, Adebayo, Popoola and Olaniyi were in a state of disrepair before the crash and were made worse by the heavy equipment used for rescue operation.

A resident, Dapo Ganiyu, an unemployed graduate, said many people in the area did not appreciate LASEMA’s effort.

He said, “There is no way that pieces of flesh will not be in the rubble. As you can smell for yourself, there are offensive odours everywhere. This is dangerous.”

Another resident, Alhaji Ayo Amidu, said the good intention of the state government could backfire as the rubble could cause epidemic in the area.

He said, “Many residents here have made the observation. I am sure that elders within the neighbourhood will do something about it. Don’t forget that people were pulled out from the initial rubble before the buildings were demolished.”

Assistant Chief Training Officer, NEMA, Mr. Olarewaju Kadiri, also dispelled the fear of epidemic, saying the areas were fumigated on Wednesday. According to him as they evacuate the rubble, more fumigation exercise will take place to prevent epidemic.

http://www.punchng.com/news/lagos-fills-roads-with-crash-site-rubble/

itoldu: Just a thought: The a.c. for my crib no dey too chillin. swthrt, i know just where we are gona have our night out . if they ask, we just say "we were too tired to get home."

phabouluz: 2.5km road 1.3bn,this is amusing. It cost 196m to construct 1.8km road in Niger Delta where its more costly cos of obvious reasons & as the project manager we spent just a litlle around 50m for the project,how on earth will a governor open his mouth & tell us 1.3b for 2.5km road.is this democracy or armed robbery

Beaf: It is curious that is has the Arewa symbol.

Kwara is a northern state.

Beaf: O'boy! You need to buy a hyena or monkey and start clowning (especially around the "airconditioned bridge"! You will make a lot of money! Lol!

hmmm.....