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For those who may not know, let me give a brief history of the issue. The area called Gbagyi Villa was formally thought to be part of the permanent site for Kaduna polytechnic. Some say that due to Kaduna politics and it being located in Kaduna South, just a few departments and the housing quarters were built there while the main campus remained in the Northern part with no plan of moving them. The average Gwari man seeing such large amount of land lying fallow in a developed area knowing fully well that the polytechnic would never move there took it up. They got lawyers, went to court and argued that it wasn't the whole land that was given to the poly that about half still belongs to them. This story seems true because the boundaries they claimed were demarcated by 'boundary trees' which are still there. They won the court case, and the polytechnic subsequently fenced off their portion. The land was well surveyed and planned out in plots of 100 by 50ft and as usual, such a new layout bordering the most populous area in Kaduna South (Sabon-tasha) was hot cake. At first, people were scared and it was cheap but it rapidly appreciated in value and was bought up. Now this place is a large area and not just some houses. In fact, it's a community on its own. Worse still, most of the houses there are exquisite personal houses with few under rent. Demolition would throw alot of families (many of which are retirees) into the streets. Currently there should be at least 1500 - 2500 well built houses there and alot more under construction. The question is all these houses payed heavily to the state planning agency (KASUPDA) and submitted plans before building. Why is it now that the Government is waking up to put a demolition notice? This isn't just like demolishing houses, it's like demolishing a whole community and not just any community. It's a community which very soon would be the most beautiful in Kaduna South apart from Barnawa and Narayi high cost I heard the Sarki and the community are taking the issue to court again. Apart from that, I think they should use the media. We've seen how powerful the media can be. Get pictures and post here, on Facebook and Twitter. Get journalists to cover the story. The Governor can't go ahead with this! Below are satellite images of the area from Google maps The first shows the polytechnic (highlighted in blue) and the area (in red). The second and third are closer views of the area to appreciate the housing denity. It's bounded below by a river (the greenish line)
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@op what's the duration before repayment and interest rate on the loan (if any)? |
AreaFada2:I'm thinking in this direction. Which option was finally chosen? |
Good morning house. I have a little issue. I bought a First Bank WAEC verification pin to change my date of birth on the NYSC portal. The issue is that the DOB it wants to upload from WAEC is also wrong (it's less by a day of my real DOB) and doesn't even tally with that on my original WAEC certificate. Anyone with an idea of how to solve this?? |
boboLIL:That's what it should be. But some people already know the states they were deployed to. I want to know how it's done |
teejayahmed:How did you get to know your state of deployment? |
@op pls how does one check his/her call up later? |
Is the deployment letter out? How did you know your state of deployment? |
Good morning peeps. I noticed some people already know their states of deployment. How is it done. I haven't been able to print out my slip though |
jayloms:Thanks. Just wanted to be sure I can still correct it after completing the registration |
Please this is urgent. My date of birth on the NYSC portal is wrong and the 'refresh DOB' button is not working. Does anyone know how to change my DOB. Urgent!!! |
@op please stop spreading false information to gain traffic. He is certainly not the youngest. I know many who are much younger from Anambra state |
Gud day house. I want to import customised ties and fabrics but I want to know if its on customs contraband list |
Gud day. I want to import customised ties and fabrics but I want to know if its on customs contraband list |
Agathabishen:Thanks. Would get in touch today |
Agathabishen:Pls do. Also can I have your contact too? Would like to clarify somethings |
k4kings:Good one. I would like to contact you as regards the poultry stuff. Sent you a NL email. Pls reply |
Agathabishen:400 |
jedisco:Still waiting for replies.... |
Like it says, the graph is for OECD countries. OECD means organization for economic cooperation and development. It has about 30 member states with no African country included. |
Good day @house Please does anyone know where I can get quality DOC broilers in Kaduna? |
Good day house and @Agathabishen Please does anyone know where I can get good and reliable DOC broilers in Kaduna? |
jedisco:@house still waiting for a reply....... |
Good day house and big ups to all contributors especially Ymodulus. Pls I want to import customized fabrics (not sewn) and ties. I want to know if I would have issues importing them especially with the ban on importation of clothing materials (especially for the fabric). Also, anyone with details of a trusted supplier can share. |
Good day house. I want to import some fabrics in average-large quantities (some of them are plain and would be sewn in Nigeria). I want to know if the ban on importation of fabrics would affect it. |
ernesterioo:The thing is that my school is saying that it's too late. Can it be done from NYSC |
ernesterioo:But did you do the pre - registration in your school. Because that's what I missed |
ernesterioo:so it's not possible for a school to send a supplementary list? |
Good day house. Please is it still possible for someone who missed the school mobilisation to get into the list now? |
sherryshitt:Thanks. I'm not in Lagos. Do you know have the contact of any company or anyone who can do it? |
Still searching |
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