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Kewtt: |
The South South geopolitical zone (Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Edo, and Rivers States) is a major focus for federal projects, especially in the areas of road infrastructure, flood control, environmental remediation, and port development. Here are the major federal government projects and initiatives in the region: Strategic Road & Bridge Infrastructure These projects are crucial for linking the region to the rest of the country and enhancing intra-regional trade. 1. East-West Road Project * Description: This long-standing and critical road spans from Warri (Delta State) to Oron (Akwa Ibom State), linking several states in the South-South. It is one of the most vital economic corridors in the country. * Status: Ongoing. The Federal Ministry of Works is now using reinforced concrete technology on many sections to prevent the perennial pavement failures caused by the wetland environment and heavy flooding. * Sections in Focus: * Section II: (Kaiama-Ahoada in Rivers/Bayelsa States) is being aggressively tackled, with a reported deadline for completion of April/November 2025 for certain sub-sections. * Section 3A: (Eleme Junction to Onne Port Junction in Rivers State) is being upgraded to improve access to the major port complex. 2. Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway (Phase 1) * States Involved: The full project connects Lagos (South West) to Calabar (Cross River State). * Status: Ongoing. The first phase of this massive project is currently progressing, with the ultimate goal of connecting the coastal corridor of the entire region. 3. Second Niger Bridge Access Roads * States Involved: Delta (South South) and Anambra (South East). * Status: The main bridge is completed. The focus is on completing the access road linkages on both sides to integrate the bridge with the major road network in Delta State. 4. Odukpani – Itu – Ikot Ekpene Road * States Involved: Cross River and Akwa Ibom. * Status: Ongoing dualization and rehabilitation. The project is being funded through the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Tax Credit Scheme, ensuring dedicated funding. This road is essential for linking the two states. Environmental and Development Projects The region receives special intervention funds and projects due to its status as the Niger Delta. 5. Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project (HYPREP) * Area: Ogoniland (Rivers State). * Description: This is a federal initiative implementing the recommendations of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) report on the cleanup of pollution in Ogoniland. * Projects: The mandate includes: * Remediation and Cleanup of contaminated sites. * Provision of Potable Water: New water projects have been commissioned in communities like Bane and Gwara to restore access to clean drinking water. * Livelihood Restoration and support for affected communities. 6. Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) Projects The NDDC, a federal intervention agency, executes thousands of small to large-scale infrastructure projects across all nine Niger Delta states. Recent notable projects include: * **Ogbia-Nembe Road (Bayelsa): A 25.7 km road with bridges to link the ancient city of Nembe, which was previously inaccessible by road. * Shoreline Protection/Land Reclamation: Numerous projects across the coastal areas of Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, and Delta States (e.g., at Iko-Iwuochang in Ibeno LGA and various Delta waterfronts) to combat erosion. * Iko-Iwuochang Road (Akwa Ibom): A 6.87 km road and bridge project commissioned to link 20 communities. ✈️ Aviation and Transport * Port Harcourt International Airport (Rivers): The Federal Executive Council (FEC) recently approved the concession of the Port Harcourt International Airport to improve its management and upgrade its facilities to international standards. |
forever grandstar: |
is he on nairaland? Ishilove: |
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump has opened the door for sanctions to be imposed on Nigeria for allegedly failing to rein in the persecution of Christians in the West African country. Trump announced Friday that he would designate Nigeria “a country of particular concern” as it relates to religious freedom, a move that had been pushed by some U.S. lawmakers. The designation does not necessarily mean that sanctions, which could include a ban on all non-humanitarian aid, will be imposed, but it is one step ahead of that. “Christianity is facing an existential threat in Nigeria,” Trump said in a social media post. “Radical Islamists are responsible for this mass slaughter. I am hereby making Nigeria a ‘COUNTRY OF PARTICULAR CONCERN.’” The Nigerian government vehemently rejects the claims, and analysts say that while Christians are among those targeted, the majority of victims of armed groups are Muslims in Nigeria’s Muslim-majority north, where most attacks occur. “The United States cannot stand by while such atrocities are happening in Nigeria, and numerous other Countries. We stand ready, willing, and able to save our Great Christian population around the World!” Trump said. Designating a “country of particular concern” under the 1998 International Religious Freedom Act is an executive prerogative that normally follows recommendations from both the congressionally mandated U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom and the State Department. The State Department usually releases its annual Report on International Religious Freedom in the spring, but has not yet done so this year. The report may or may not include “particular concern” designations, which can be done at any time. And, such designations, which authorize U.S. penalties, do not necessarily impose sanctions. |
Abs76:The one that sold a non Muslim property in Abuja? |
traditional rulers in this region should be investigated for complicity |
These sanctions should extend to all government officials, especially those from the States where Christians have been burnt alive without justice being meted out. States where the traditional rulers have consistently criticised Nigeria's fight against boko haram.... Muslim-Muslim tickets is an affront against the teeming population of Christians in Nigeria which is 54% while Muslims are 44% others cover for adherents of other religions |
Probe the sultan |
Chief of Defence Staff? Comedians....why not include the Chief Justice and Amotekun Commander |
So it's no longer sexual harassment... Oniranu gbogbo. |
Nigeria is now a country of concern due to the deliberate targeting of Christians for genocide. Now all Nigerian problems are joining a single party. |
These people should be sacked. Has Ibadan been VC at UI? If yes, after how many decades? Watery arguments bereft of any iota of intelligence |
Lukgaf:It's outright hypocrisy to say Christians aren't being deliberately targeted across Nigeria. Look at how the almajiris in jamb walked out on the NASS committee... Simply because they're of such extremist religious affiliation... I knew immediately I saw the news that it must have an undertone of religious dichotomy |
femmyAdagba:hmmmm no loud am |
DeepSight:It is well. |
Waiting for Peter Obi to visit the victims and condemn the Anambra State government |
Alaye leave them. Carry your money go elsewhere. Most of the deathtraps they call collectors item won't survive a proper crash |
DeepSight:Then you must know Professor Agbede....he practically built Babcock University's law programme. Public universities have a lot of problems with accountability of the personnel, which impacts the learning process of the students. No doubt we have excellent and some vastly experienced personnel in the public universities. But truth be told it's like comparing public primary and secondary schools with the private primary and secondary schools.... The difference is vast and multidimensional. The government is NOT ready to fund education. The private cannot fund like the government but they have far better management of the available resources. The real currency here is the time of the learners. The public universities are more likely to waste your time which is your life. That you cannot buy back. A lot of people's lives have been totally ruined by the public university systems. I can go on and on. From imposition of courses to overcrowded classrooms and outright unconducive learning environments.... With widespread poverty pervading the atmosphere coupled with the so-called yahoo boiz and gals strutting about the institution. Most private universities are levellers. No cars, eat same food, no extravagance, morals still taught, courtesy taught, and above all your time is NOT wasted. ...which is your life! The conversation is neither here nor there, as both have outfits which engage in sharp practices |
tsnoop:is Naira this worthless these days? |
Why are you people responding to dru who obviously is the owner of the other op moniker |
You're decades behind in thinking |
KingClavi:Buy the Honda Pilot. It's a more reliable vehicle and you'll get more Honda specialists to handle it. Leave the FX alone unless you have low blood pressure and need something to spike it. |
Lade1111:Your location will be of utmost importance |