₦airaland Forum

mactoni91:
Refinery wey Omo oni le go still tell owner to go back to their village

NaijaphiliaBlog:
SOURCE
https://x.com/NaijaphiliaBlog/status/1977837196037300625

Avedonn:
This coastal road project is unnecessary. The government should instead prioritize initiatives that stimulate sustainable economic growth. This includes creating a viable business environment to attract both foreign and domestic investment, while simultaneously empowering local businesses.

This would generate more meaningful employment opportunities, directly addressing the root causes of poverty and reducing the alarming crime rates fueled largely by joblessness and desperation.

The existing roadway linking Lagos to the South-South region already provides the necessary connectivity. Rather than embarking on a costly new project, the government should focus on efficiently rehabilitating and maintaining the existing road to ensure it remains safe and fully motorable.

This will represents a far more strategic allocation of public resources than the coastal road, which appears to be a misplaced priority.

System202:
How can my state generate revenue when the environment is not conducive to business due to Tinubus retrogressive policies. there is huge disparity in electricity access across the country. lagos and ekiti state enjoy nearly 99% access, while northern states like Taraba and yobe receive less than 10%. Even a major state like Kano struggles with less than 50% meager electricity access. So tell me, how can the North establish industries and generate revenue under such conditions?

Xox1945:
Corruption looting continues
$21million for just metering
Tinubu is well known thief
Nigeria is under complete state capture.