₦airaland Forum

Cindypresh:
Sanwolu appreciation for abandoning Lagos state government owned public schools to rotten??


You're just shameless

Racoon:
It was not Peter Obi who reported it Mr efulefu Reno Omokri. BBC did. Meanwhile, have you heard of epileptic power supply in Tanzania or their national grid collapsing as someone with epilepsy? Zawanike.

OfficialAPCNig:
Ignorance is a disease.

Going by the agenda you're trying to set, the 700 KM Lagos-Calabar coastal road which costs over #15 trillion is about #210 billion per KM.

But that is not how it works.

I'll spare a minute to educate you and other ignoramuses.

Port Harcourt road is a 6.7KM, 6-lane road, making a total of 40.2 KM. So, at #30 billion, the project cost works out #746.3 million per KM. So, Abia State government is spending less than #800 million per KM.

Again, the coastal road doesn't cost #4 billion per KM.

The project costs #15 trillion and #15 trillion for a 10-lane 700KM is around #21 billion per KM. The project is a PPP between the FG and Hitech bears the bulk of the financial burden. The #4 billion you quoted is FG's share of the cost per KM, while the private sector will source the other #17 billion per KM.

The FG is spending a little over #2 trillion on the entire project, while Hitech will source the other #13 trillion, that's why the road will be tolled at #1,500 per car to recoup the cost.

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— Jubril A. Gawat (@Mr_JAGs) April 13, 2024

CSTRR:
Where did sanwo olu get new car and house that he gave to this lady who did nothing to merit such?

The level of funds that the Governor of California cannot release without severe scrutiny, despite controlling a GDP greater than the whole of Africa combined is what Nigerian governors release with ease.

Crazy country.

successmatters:
The best way to reduce inflation is to

1. remove fuel subsidy
2. Float the naira
3. Increase electricity tariff
4. Keep shaking your wrists like a ghost

He's right, inflation is gone, we support him.

proeast:
Lol, once again he wrote another piece of garbage, devoid of sense. It’s obvious you’re an unexposed and poorly educated juvenile. I’m currently working outside Nigeria as an expatriate, and I know in today’s world, there are lots of technocrats in every damn field. There is no position you won’t find more applicants than spaces!

That Yoruba lady is fortunate to be employed by Allen Onyema. There are lots of others both Nigerians and foreigners who can do that role even much better than her! If she has potential or is in a position to be employed by a bigger company than Airpeace, she would not hesitate to move! So, she never got a better offer!

I feel irritated when I see ignorant kids like you spewing nonsense on Nairaland.

successmatters:
How come? They said the SE is very tiny but they have up to 26k roads. The region that are always saying Ibadan is bigger than the SE only have 3k roads extra? I was expecting their roads to be at least 90k

God is wonderful sha

God bless the SE
God bless all lovers of peace in Nigeria.

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22nd July 2018

TOYIN OLAJIDE
Our captain happens to be the first female captain in Air Peace. After flying with Air Peace for some years, she finally attained the captainship position.

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Mrs Toyin Olajide is a bold lady of many firsts who saw to the accomplishment of Nigeria’s first “all female flight crew” when Air Peace Airline operated a round trip flight from Lagos to Abuja and finally landed at Owerri Airport in Imo State, for the first leg and a return journey to Lagos through Abuja, amid thunderous, carnival-like celebrations. The successful flight marked a milestone in Nigeria’s aviation history. She holds a First Class Honours degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Lagos with over 20 airline industry professional certificates in her kitty.

gammarays:
Just like the Jews and Europeans, they're widely spread across various areas in Nigeria with valuable entities to their names.
Turning forests and uninhabitable areas into bustling cities
A blessing from the most High

scholes0:
Ibadan might be surrounded by bush, but when measured, the area of Ibadan's built up landscape alone will swallow thousands of square kilometers of low density vilage sprawl typical of the SE landscape.
The advantage to the Yoruba settlement pattern is also that they have ample virgin land to embark of novel mega projects closer to their city cores without displacing too many people in the countryside; like the brand new ring road infrastructure that is currently being built to encircle the whole of Ibadan or the Ibadan dry port unlike the East where such developers would suffer to find large continuous tracts of land free of human 'obstructions' by way of villages and might eventually have to resort to moving very far away from the intended service area of the project....

Free2Fly:
Nonsense! The issues the governor raised concerning debts and mismanagement of the state's resources by El Rufai didn't bother you.

All you care about is the restoration of the useless relationship between the two, by your drugbag master!

Typical yoruba selfishness and asslicking of their Fulani slavemasters!

Ironically, you guys parade yourselves as the real lovers of Nigeria! Is this the kind of country you all are dreaming for?? That's shameful!

AcadaWriter:
Only 3 Afonjanite states made the list.

Ogene001:
These IGR mugus again. Which economics textbook told you that economies are measured by revenue generation? There is a popular saying that "you cannot tax yourself into prosperity". This is why Obi always emphasize on production

Slytiger:
Urban slums and urban sprawls. Some combination of cities can fit into one state due to difference in land mass.

Plus most importantly, built up area does not equate to development.

Dhaka in Bangladesh is widely considered to be the most densely populated built-up urban area in the world; yet, it's not more developed than Brisbane in Australia.

Ngorbungor:
Mr man please stop this nonsense, the Governor has come out to say he has approval but have not drawn the money, so we should believe your own version right?

AcuraZDX:
Where is your evidence?