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Mutiuadeniyi290: Time will tell...[color=#006600][/color]You dissapointed? If you are, common, the man have barely few months to wind up. Relax. |
The Rivers State Governor, Chibuike Amaechi has hinted that the state’s syringe factory will commence operations in December. He also announced that by December, the Peter Odili/Woji/Akpajo link road will be open for motorists. Speaking with Government House correspondents shortly after an unscheduled visit to the factory site at Rumuosi yesterday, the governor gave assurance that two out of the four syringe factories will commence production by December. Already, machinery and equipment have arrived for installation at the site. “As you can see, work is in progress. We are looking for money to pay…We have paid close to N29billion out of the N45billion,” Amaechi remarked. The syringe factory is sited at Rumuosi along the East-West Road, and is expected to provide about 2,000 jobs to the people of the state. Amaechi further added that in addition to producing 1billion syringes, the new factory will also produce 1billion needles, and 100 million IV giving sets, annually. It also has the capacity to expand to pharmaceuticals and other medical supplies in the state. The MoU for the factory was signed between Rivers State Government and Sortimat of Germany, Austroplan of Austria and Rommelag also of Germany. On the Peter Odili/Woji/Akpajo link road, the governor said, “the Peter Odili/Woji/ Akpajo Road will be ready by December this year. The road is over 10 kilometers with two bridges, and when it is completed, it will help decongest traffic at Aba Road and other major roads in PH www.thetidenewsonline.com/2014/09/19/syringe-factory-akpajowoji-road-ready-dec-amaechi/ |
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remember007: so hows this news connected with the P.D.P? if d govt doesn't work u cry ndvif they do,u scream... bloody janjaweeed haterBecause it is a PDP led FG that has just approved money to companies they claimed they have the capacity to handle our power situation. Looks like the assets were sold to themselves. |
wesley80: You are entitled to your opinion but stop making it sound like a fact till the details are all out. You have absolutely no basis to assume the building collapsed because of a structural defect.Your are not making any point. Why include APC in this thread with your half hazard theories? Now 8years ago when that law was implemented, it was hailed by both Christians and Muslims. That said, same law is in Rivers State since 2007 and most cities in Nigeria on the control of noise decibels not above 85-90db. How is this an Islamic agenda by APC? On the contrary the Church has evolve and experience unassailable growth. That is why even in my Church the sound systems are well filtered and control to give nice sound effects to congregation without disturbing your neighbours that may not be Christians or Jehovah Witness who you know have different believes You just feel like creating an article to attack APC meanwhile your heros are diverting your childrens funds to SA. When are you people going to have sense? Dede namashobili di nma karagi. |
Congratulations to Nigeria. PDP POWER!!! POWER TO THE CABALS PDP!!! Deceiving Nigeria since the end of timez. |
The Federal Government said on Friday that it had approved N213bn facility to rescue private electricity companies. Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison- Madueke, said this while speaking with State House correspondents at the Presidential Villa in Abuja. She briefed journalists on ‘Electricity market stabilisation facility and the bankability of the power sector’. “The CBN, in collaboration with the Deposit Money Banks, will provide a total facility of N213bn to settle both the legacy gas debts as announced on August 2 and also the shortfall in revenues to the sector since the handover of PHCN companies on November 1, 2013,” she said. According to her, N36bn would be tied to commitments to supply specific volumes of gas- for-power and to negotiate and execute bankable gas supply agreements with power plants. She also said there would be a new electricity tariff to reflect the new developments. The minister said, “NERC (the National Electricity Regulatory Commission) will publish a reset tariff order (MYTO 2.1). This tariff order will take into account the CBN provided facility, current levels of energy output, the new baseline gas price and other variables that more closely reflect the true cost of running electricity businesses.” She said the electricity market, mainly consisting of private operators, would repay the facility with a first-line charge on their revenues over a 10-year period. She added that there would be a moratorium on repayment of the credit facility by the distribution companies until electricity supply improved across the country. She said this would ensure that the cost of electricity for ordinary consumers continued to be affordable. The minister added, “The CBN will, on a case-by case basis, be working with the Deposit Money Banks on some of the prudential guidelines associated with acquisition loans for electricity assets through extended restructure of the debts repayment during the moratorium period. “This will only apply where it is clear that strains on loans are a direct result of recent, unforseen adjustments in the policies that guide the electricity market. “The credit facility will be disbursed via commercial banks and a special purpose vehicle, which will be managed by a dedicated fund manager. This structure will ensure that the funds are repaid in full, within the time frame of the reset tariff order.” With her at the briefing were the Minister of Power, Chinedu Nebo; Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefuele, and Chairman, Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, Sam Amadi. www.punchng.com/news/fg-bails-out-private-power-firms-with-n213bn/ |
OrlandoOwoh: I remember how I used to go to the Isaac Boro Park, Port Harcourt as a child during festive periods.So you be Port Harcourt boy? Aboi!!! ![]() |
kaorama: It is not all about putting this machine in place. What efforts is his govt making to empower local farmers to produce the cassava roots needed for the machines to run? How will the machines run, on water? Or has his govt done anything about independent power generation? How good are the roads to the interior farms from where farmers get cassava roots to the machines cos I know the roots must be processed within 24 hrs of harvest, less it will give a very low quality flour.You don't know Gov. Amaechi. Not very far from there is a power plant. |
Edwinmason: Hope garri go turn #75 per basketExport of these commodities is killing the price TBF. |
As they keep looting and diverting our resources to South Africa and beyond. Meanwhile somewhere at Afam in Oyigbo Local Government of Rivers State, Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi is inspecting the automated cassava processing plant. It is well
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Is he not among those receiving national award? |
Chief Barrister Nyesom Wike is among the awardee. Wipe your tears, it could have been worse. |
mikeansy: Still loading......Private jet are not supposed to be rented. |
Over to you defenders of indefensible. |
Pro-FG., get sense for once. They don't care about you. Only God knows how many of such millions of dollars these beast at Abuja have been laundering before they were caught in the act, meant Red handed, Still some brainwashed, ethnic bigot and two face Christians (who only profess their faith only when they want to talk about APC like PDP is a Christian Party without a single Muslim) still defend the indefensible. I don't envy Reuben Abati and co, their job in defending their master is one tough call. One week, one trouble. Rant over!!! |
This is getting interesting... |
nora544: That is the biggest problem that this so called man of God are Gods and can make what they want!Sadly, I am not a santimonous Christian. Just have that embedded in me from childhood. |
I have never insulted a man of God and I wont do that even now. |
ijawcitizen: Proudly MeinMorning, who is hosting? Let me inform my Ama Opu before sojourning. Meanwhile, I am looking for my doh. |
Abagworo: El-Rufai might be right after all. Obasanjo may be right after all. FG is very likely involved in the Boko Haram drama.Suprise... |
barcanista: PDP has never been a Ijaw party and Ijaw has never been bigoted. I have responded to him anyway.This is interesting times, during the 2011 election almost all Ijaws in Rivers bar the eastern deltas were in ACN. They were not traitors then, they happily hosted Ribadu at Isaac Boro Park during their Presidential Campaign, they were not traitors. Now, the tide has turned, we are Boko Harams, Was it not same Ijaw Abiye Sekibo and Tonye Princewill who openly opposed Jonathan? Ankio Briggs needs to eat her words when she said, PDP is the problem of Niger Delta before I start taken her serious. |
barcanista: Not even Asari can dare it. Have you seen the post of Ijawcitizen?Very sad brother, we can't be divided. Ijaws will remain strong. That said, let him vex his anger on Madam who allowed WiKEd to destroy their party and not me or you. |
barcanista: How people reason. That someone is denigrating the office of the C-in-C to an instrument of election rigging and intimidation is a slap to sanity. The dude wants to drag Minimah's name into the mud and group it within the context of election toutsGeneral Minimah will fight his people because he wants to win election for Jonathan. Opobians are not fools QED. |
brainpower: Obviously you don't know me and that's why you went ahead to insult me. Anyway not that it matters. I won't insult you cos I know that a lot of nairalanders are immature and can't do without insulting anyone. You have already chosen a region for me and if after reading what I wrote you still believe I'm not from rivers state then it means you don't know nothing abt the state. Tackle the points I raised and not me. And for your reminder, the COAS is from Opobo and you know what that means. On election day, I bet you won't even go close to a polling boot.So COAS coming from Opobo means he kill his people because of an election? Please go and do research about my people. You don't know General Minimah, if you do, you wouldn't have made this remark. He is well respected and have never been a politician. I have always voted in my unit since I turned 18 even voted during OBJ's 2003 mass rigging. So I don't get what you meant by I can't vote. Will the Soldiers stop me from voting? My bad, if I mistook you for one of these our neighbours. |
barcanista: Oh STFU Mr man, that the COAS Minimah is from Opobo means what? Is he more Opobo than Kel4soft? is Minimah more Ijaw than him? Let me tell you in case you don't know, Minimah's COAS starts and ends in Abuja and he can't do NOTHING against the peoples' will in Opobo or any part of Ijawland. I am an Okrikan and I tell you nobody can DO NOTHING to me on Okrika Soil. FYI, nobody will even attempt it. You talk as if Ijaws are people that can be cowed to submission.I cry for GEJ's government. He is implying a Chief of Army Staff is now a politician? Please leave our respected brother General Minimah out of politics. |
brainpower: After reading through this thread, I still didn't see where it was confirmed that the ticket has been given to him. Why are APC members bothered about him being PDP flag bearer? They shld even be happy since they said he will not win. Imagine a political perty where everyone is scared to declare their interest cos the governor will be angry with them yet we have over 15 aspirants already from PDP, that will show you that it is diversified in PDP and everybody has a say. APC in rivers state is owned by one man alone who decides what happens. The question is- why the many confidence in PDP form all these notable men from River state? Why aren't they going to APC to contest? They know the heart of rivers indegenes are in PDPWhich indigenes? PDP was not created with Rivers State. Like as I said, I only seek inputs of Rivers eligible voters or PDP members in my state? .Not one TAN rascal that is from south east and interested in GEJ's job to his state progress. |
Now that Bro. Felix Obuah and his PDP led executives in my lovely state have decided to give the Junior Minister of Education the PDP gubernatorial ticket come 2015 election. What is your humbly take? Stellbell, remember you earlier said it was a rumour and the man is only been used to distract APC in the state. But, as things stands now, endorsement upon endorsement for the Ikwerre man to succeed his brother (no problem). As am writing this some elements from Orashi on AIT, are pleading with the Honorable Minister to contest. He has even receive the blessings of Oba of Ogbaland last week. I thank God, my people, the most informed and unintimidated people of Opobo people has rejected the Junior Minister through this link. thenationonlineng.net/new/we-didnt-endorse-wike/ Thank God, Senibo Charles Mietamuno Jaja can now see clearly after he was hoodwinked by that God forsaken Senator Adawari Pepple for a plate of porridge. Before you tell me to mind my business, I will only do that when the Junior Minister stops bringing my people that has long rejected the torn umbrella called PDP into his political gimmicks. Why should an Opobo man or Nkoro man be part of that WiKed Party? At the right time APC Rivers State will conduct her Governorship primaries of which I as a registered member in my Unit will fully participate. We wont flaw the electoral guidelines. kel4soft |
OP, The DMO has the debt of all the states. Rivers owes 81billion and are capable of paying it. Tell me what your own state owes. |
omololu2020: Gej is a man from d south south,if he wins d 2015 presidential election,he shuld try to giv more power to d regions,he should mak sue things lik resource control,state police are both possibleDream on. |
Is no ones business how Niger Delta Governors spend their resources especially if you re not from that area or a resident. Whether Uduaghan likes let him lavished all Delta State allocations. What the ND needs and I know will come to pass is true federalism. |
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