Boko Haram kills 100 Nigerian soldiers: Buhari blamed for poor political decisions

By Socrates Mbamalu on November 26, 2018 — 100

Nigerian soldiers were killed by Boko Haram in an attack that shocked Nigeria and the world. Eeben Barlow, a South African mercenary who has fought against Boko Haram has blamed President Buhari for making poor political decisions. In a Facebook post Barlow said Buhari claims that Boko Haram ‘technically defeated’ was false.

Nigerian Army soldiers of the 72 Mobile Strike Force with the vehicle of Eeben Barlow. Photo: Facebook/Eeben Barlow

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On May 29, 2015 Nigerians were hopeful that a former military general, Muhammadu Buhari, now a reformed ‘democrat’ would succeed where his predecessor Goodluck Ebele Jonathan had failed. The fight against Boko Haram, tackling corruption, and growing the economy were high on citizens’ priority list of issues which needed attention. So far, President Buhari has failed woefully. In his swearing in speech President Buhari said, “The command centre will be relocated to Maiduguri and remain until Boko Haram is completely subdued.” Boko Haram has not been subdued, neither has it been “technically defeated”. In recent news, more than 100 Nigerian soldiers lost their lives to Boko Haram in what is now called the Metele attacks.

South African mercenary Eeben Barlow, the chairman of Specialised Tasks, Training, Equipment and Protection (STTEP) International, a privately-owned military, intelligence and law enforcement training and advisory company said on Facebook in a post titled ‘The Ongoing Conflict in North-Eastern Nigeria’: “The recent spate of Boko Haram attacks in northeastern Nigeria have negated President Buhari’s claims when he assumed power in 2015 that the radical Islamist group (many being thugs who have hijacked the religion of Islam for their own purposes) had been ‘technically defeated’. His narrative that Boko Haram was ‘technically defeated’ was false as soon as he uttered those words”.

“There is, in a purely military sense, no such thing as a ‘technical defeat’—something the President, as an ex-military man ought to know. Sadly, he also chose to make the successes of 7 Infantry Division and 72 Mobile Strike Force (MSF) his own, when it wasn’t,” the post reads.

In the post Barlow further writes, “President Buhari and his team were, however, part of the political leader group that led the vocal charge about STTEP’s presence in Nigeria, making it a burning political issue even before they assumed office. Indeed, they made it known that the company’s presence would not be tolerated under his office.

Read: Nigeria’s army says air strike kills Boko Haram commanders

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The initial 3-phase campaign strategy (known as ‘Operational Anvil’) to degrade and destroy BH in Borno State, was rejected by his advisors. Instead, pressure forced only a small part of the campaign to be successfully implemented before we were ordered to pack up and leave.

They were, however, quite happy to allow the armed forces to receive both substandard training and the incorrect equipment provided by both foreign governments and their PMCs—along with the worst possible ‘military advice’. When this approach failed, the military could be blamed for any lack of success.”

Barlow further explained how the military had been used to the point of exhaustion. During the week, a video surfaced online of Nigerian soldiers complaining of how they were being killed by Boko Haram. The soldiers lamented about the lack of sophisticated weapons to fight the terrorist group. In one of the videos, a soldier showed a 1983 Czechoslovakia armour tanker which they used to fight Boko Haram. Despite President Buhari signing the release of $1bn in April 2018, to procure more weapons to fight Boko Haram, for the Nigerian soldier fighting violent extremism the battle remains difficult.

Barlow said, “The reality is that these forces can be defeated. But victory requires more than a few soundbytes. Soundbytes do not—and never have—resulted in victory over an enemy.

Ultimately, the innocent suffer and soldiers die, and every tactical victory Boko Haram achieves merely incentivises them to continue. This also gives impetus to the plans and actions of other radical terror groups across the continent.

North-eastern Nigeria is an example of what can happen when intelligence is rejected in favour of a false narrative.
Don’t blame the armed forces when poor political decisions result in the deaths of people.”

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JAY Z STARTED HIS RAP CAREER AS ICEBERG SLIM........THAT WAS HIS FIRST RAP NAME BEFORE CHANGING TO JAY Z...

SO THIS NIGERIAN ICEBERG SLIM IS MEETING HIS IDOL


Pioneering gangsta rappers Ice Cube and Ice-T both took their names from him (as did Jay-Z initially, as Iceberg Slim was one of his early handles). Comedians Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock have declared him an essential influence. Author Irvine Welsh calls Slim, in terms of that influence, “probably the most dominant writer since Shakespeare.”

His name was Robert Beck, a k a Iceberg Slim, whose 1967 memoir, “love-vendor: The Story of My Life” became a template for countless hip-hop songs and blaxploitation films.

ALL AFRICANS ARE CONVERGING AT THE SOUTH AFRICAN EMBASSY IN LONDON TO EXPRESS THEIR DISMAY AND HAND A LETTER OF PROTEST TO THE AMBASSADOR..ZIMBABWEANS WILL BE THERE, MOZAMBIQUE WILL BE THERE, MALAWIANS WILL BE THERE CONGOLESE WILL BE THERE ETC

Zambia and Zimbabwe are two different countries

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6sYa3-Yy_M

www.express.co.uk/news/weird/741790/Biblical-storm-STOP-ISIS-Israel-Syria

ACT OF GOD: Biblical storm opens up to form huge dust barrier between ISIS and Israel

THIS is the moment a monstrous dust storm appeared to form a natural barrier between Israel and Syria, prompting outrageous claims it was an act of God.

By JON AUSTIN
PUBLISHED: 15:16, Fri, Dec 9, 2016 | UPDATED: 18:17, Fri, Dec 9, 2016





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Claims were made online that it was a Biblical storm to prevent the Islamic State from reaching Israel after video of the strange event appeared on Facebook.

According to religious conspiracy theorists, the storm stopped on the border of Syria, and could not reach the Golan Heights region of Israel.

Footage was first uploaded by Israel News Online, which suggested the storm could be "divine intervention".

Israel News Online wrote: "A weather phenomenon occurred at 8am Thursday on the other side of the Syrian border, in the same place where ISIS attacked Israel.

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IN SOUTHERN AFRICA WE REVERE THIS MAN GOODLUCK JONATHAN, THESE TYPE OF LEADERS ARE A RARE BREED IN AFRICA.....HOW DARE YOU NIGERIANS VOTE OUT SUCH A GREAT MAN...50 YEARS FROM NOW HISTORY WILL JUDGE YOU HARSHLY....WHAT A MISSED OPPORTUNITY TO REALIZE NIGERIA'S GREAT POTENTIAL....OUR AFRICAN SUPERPOWER

I AM FROM ZIMBABWE, I CAN SAFELY SAY GOODLUCK JONATHAN IS THE BEST PRESIDENT YOU HAVE EVER HAD, HE WELL RESPECTED ALL OVER SOUTHERN AFRICA. WE STARTED TAKING NIGERIA SERIOUSLY UNDER JONATHAN....A PROGRESSIVE 21ST CENTURY LEADER
WE CAN HAVE JONATHAN AND WE WILL GIVE YOU MUGABE

Shocking! Jonathan won 2015 presidential election, our resistance group fought to throw him out, return power to the North - Ango Abdullahi

18/OCT/2016

Shocking! Jonathan won 2015 presidential election, our resistance group fought to throw him out, return power to the North - Ango Abdullahi


PARIS, OCTOBER 19, 2016: (DGW) Professor Ango Abdullahi has made a stunning revelation almost one and half years how former President Goodluck Jonathan was rigged out power in the 2015 presidential election.
According to the Daily Sun newspapers published on October 16, 2016, Prof. Ango, the Secretary and spokesman of NEF, Professor Ango Abdullahi, while speaking in a pre-summit address conveyed in Kaduna, north central Nigeria to address the problem facing the north and Nigeria under the APC-led administration, he said as a founding member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), there was no way he could have worked for the success of another political party.
He said, “with due respect to those of you who are in APC, the APC did not win election here, take it or leave it, it is the resistance groups that mobilised people to really take the election.”
Daily Sun further reported that he charged the APC on how to manage the success that the resistance group gave them, adding “now that you’ve won the election it is up to you to manage success, it is one thing to get success and another thing to manage it.
“And this is the stage we are in now, how to manage success, and this is why this summit was convened for people across the North to come and air their views on what really is the problem. Whether you accept it or not there are problems.”
Ango explained that the decision to return power was reached after what happened following the death of former president Umaru Yar’Adua, and some Nigerians including northerners conspired to abort the power-sharing agreement reached by the PDP.
“When we saw in 2010, having been denied the chance under the rotation agreement for the North to really provide the president after Umaru’s death, automatically we knew there was grand political conspiracy against Northern Nigeria, no question about that,” Professor Ango said.

http://m.harrowtimes.co.uk/news/9712814.Brent_s_new_Mayor_announced_as_Councillor_Michael_Adeyeye/

HE IS NOT THE FIRST
Brent's new Mayor announced as Councillor Michael Adeyeye

Brent's new Mayor announced as Councillor Michael Adeyeye
Brent's new Mayor announced as Councillor Michael Adeyeye
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The new Mayor of Brent was announced last night as Councillor Michael Adeyeye.

He was elected at the council’s annual meeting, and officially appointed at the Mayor Making Ceremony.

Cllr Adeyeye, who was born in Nigeria, has lived in Brent for 42 years and been a ward councillor for Queen’s Park since 2010. He will be supported by the new deputy mayor, Councillor Bobby Thomas.

The new mayor and mayoress, Esther Adeyeye, began their year in office by announcing their charities, the Brent Association for Disabled People, Sickle Cell Society and Rays of Sunshine.

http://cctv-africa.com/2016/04/13/senegal-government-to-launch-new-national-carrier/
WHEN IS HE LAUNCHING NIGERIAN AIRWAYS?

Senegal government to launch new national carrier

Senegal’s finance minister, Amadou Ba has announced plans to launch a new national airline to replace the loss-making Senegal Airlines.

Senegal Airlines, which was founded in 2009 to replace defunct predecessor Air Senegal International, had its air operator’s certificate revoked last month amid a mounting $78 million in debts.

The carrier was a joint venture between the private sector and the Senegalese state. It went through a restructuring program last year reducing the 230-strong workforce by 40% and giving the remaining employees a 40% pay cut.

Ba gave no further details about the new airline, but analysts say that a new Senegal carrier could also face significant challenges in the face of increased international competition putting a squeeze on African airlines.

HIS MATE

Mugabe — who has been in and out of the country no less than seven times in the past three months — spends at least
$2 million for the duration of the chartered Air Zimbabwe aircraft wherever he travels and allowances of his staff.
Well-placed government sources said Mugabe alone receives $600 000 in allowances on each trip, with each aide travelling with him getting a minimum of at least $500 per day depending on the destination.

Besides the travel allowances, the government pays for the President’s hotel stay, where he is booked with at least 60 aides, including a medical doctor, in top-class hotels.

“The President gets $600 000 in allowances for his incidental cover, and in the past two months, Treasury has paid at least $3,6 million for the presidential allowances, excluding the money given to his aides,” a source within the Office of the President said.



“Air Zimbabwe gets on average $1 million for each trip depending on the route and how long the President will spend on that trip.”

The Office of the President manages its own budget.
https://www.newsday.co.zw/2015/03/25/mugabe-blows-10m-on-foreign-travels/

The nation’s falling foreign reserves is not the fault of President Goodluck Jonathan, the Society for One Nigeria, an Abuja-based group, said on Tuesday.

The group, which rose in defence of Jonathan over the accusation of Olusegun Obasanjo, former president, that the present government had depleted the foreign reserves by $25 billion, argued that the ex-president’s administration was just lucky, as it did not experience a plummeting of oil price leading to its ability to increase the foreign reserves to about $43.17 billion in 2007.

It said instead of constant criticisms, the Jonathan administration should be commended for keeping the foreign reserves at $34.4 billion against the backdrop of falling oil price, oil bunkering and sabotage of oil facilities.

The group also argued that the fall in the nation’s foreign reserves and the depreciation of the naira were both related to exogenous global factors, which are not under the control of anyone.

The group reasoned that while Obasanjo boasted that he left $43.17billion in the reserves, he failed to mention that his ability to do so was simply due to rising oil prices during his tenure.

“As of May 1999 when Obasanjo became president, oil price was $14.74 per barrel. By May 2007 when he left office, oil price was $68.75 per barrel, representing an increase of more than 350 percent,” it said in a statement issued by Abubakar Danladi, its spokesman.

“This increase in oil prices enabled the Obasanjo administration to increase our foreign reserves to about $43.17 billion in 2007. In contrast, President Jonathan assumed office in May 2011 when oil prices were $117.18 with foreign reserves at $32.1 billion.

“Since mid-2014, global oil prices have been falling precipitously from a peak of $116 per barrel in January 2014 to about $58 per barrel in January 2015. Despite this significant fall in global prices coupled with rising incidence of oil bunkering and sabotage of oil facilities, the country has managed to maintain $34.4 billion in foreign reserves, a level that is higher than the $32.1 billion which President Jonathan met when he assumed office.”

The organisation further argued that Nigeria was undergoing significant pressures from spillovers resulting from three factors that no single country has control over.

It listed the factors as end of quantitative easing by the United States Federal Reserve, which implied that the monthly injection of about $85 billion into the global economy suddenly ended; the sustained fall in oil prices from a peak of $116 per barrel in January 2014 to about $58 per barrel in January 2015; and subsisting sanctions against Russia for its alleged role in the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.

It argued that given Nigeria’s interconnectedness with the global economy and its dependence on crude oil proceeds, the economy had been affected like other economies.

The civil society group listed some emerging market countries that had experienced a drop in their foreign reserves as a result of the drop in global oil price to include Chile, Czech Republic, Egypt, Ghana, Hungary, Kenya, Malaysia, Morocco and Russia.

It added that while some countries like Russia had depleted their reserves by nearly $75 billion in 2014, Nigeria lost only $9.2 billion in reserves from the reduction in the price of crude oil.

It concluded that although the average depreciation in exchange rate for the countries under consideration was about 11 percent, Nigeria’s exchange rate depreciated by eight percent.

espn:
stop twisting facts.. show us a post where they claimed to have put the TSA on hold because of its immediate implication on the economy..Please provide a link to ur claim

There are fears that the new policy may bring the nation’s banking sector to its knees due to the lump sum of money that would be withdrawn from their banks as well as inability to mobilise enough deposits to keep their operations afloat under the new regime.
A banker in one of the old generation banks in the country,John Adianu,said the new system is a serious change for the banking sector and may cause some banks to consider downsizing their workforce in order to cope with the development the new policy would pose
Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/business/the-victims-gainers-of-treasury-single-account/106702.html#DFLxK5XDrP0QHXKU.99

Amaechi Spotted on Jonathan’s Train, See His Shocking Statement (Photo)



The honourable Minister of Transport, Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi has inspected the railway system in Lagos which was funded by former President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration.

Rotimi Amaechi and his entourage on the train
Former Governor of River state, Rotimi was stunned by the rail facilities in Nigerian Railways Corporation (NRC), Lagos, Nigeria as he undertakes his responsibilities as a Minister of the federal republic of Nigeria.

He shockingly revealed he wasn’t aware of the topnotch railway facilities in the country with state of the art machineries. Amaechi made the remark when when he and other officials of the ministry toured the facilities of the Nigerian Railways Corporation (NRC) in Lagos.

- See more at: http://www.naijaonpoint.com/news/amaechi-spotted-on-jonathans-train-see-his-shocking-statement-photo.html#sthash.q95dzFvQ.dpuf

‘Our weapons are not inferior,’ Military replies minister Lai Mohammed

By Audrey Mike - February 11, 2016 0 5

Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed said earlier that Nigeria’s troops were fighting the insurgents with substandard weapons which had been bought by the Goodluck Jonathan administration.

The Nigerian military has denied reports that it’s fighting terrorist sect, Boko Haram with inferior weaponry.

Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed said earlier that Nigeria’s troops were fighting the insurgents with substandard weapons which had been bought by the Goodluck Jonathan administration.

The military’s reaction was given by Director of Defence Information, Brig.-Gen. Rabe Abubakar during a recent appearance on Africa Independent Television (AIT).



“What I know is that we are using equipment which is okay for us. We have been achieving results,” he said.

“What I know is that we have equipment that can take us to where we are going…However, you cannot say you have everything you need for your operations.

Even the developed nations’ Armed Forces lack one thing or the other,” Abubakar said.

Mohammed had made the allegation after Jonathan claimed that the present administration was winning the war against terror with weapons purchased by his government.

www.talkofnaija.com

Buhari Returns To Nigeria After UK Vacation And Medicals; To Embark On Three-Nation Tour Of Egypt, Saudi Arabia And Qatar


President Muhammadu Buhari is on his way back to Nigeria from the United Kingdom following an abrupt five-day vacation he began in London last week.

BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORKFEB 10, 2016
President Muhammadu Buhari is on his way back to Nigeria from the United Kingdom following an abrupt five-day vacation he began in London last week.

SaharaReporters sources said his Presidential jet departed London for Abuja at exactly 13.45hrs GMT.

The President had abruptly embarked on the vacation after participating in a Syria donor conference in London.

SaharaReporters reported that that his handlers had merely inserted him into the Syria conference as a cover for a medical visit to his doctors. It is unclear why his healthcare is shrouded in secrecy.

The President stayed at an apartment in the Knightsbridge area of London, but sent the bulk of his aides back to Nigeria. Our sources say that following meetings with his doctors over two days, he rested in the apartment until today.

Since leaving Nigeria, there have been speculations about his being sighted in Saudi Arabi, but SaharaReporters can confirm that the President did not leave London until today.

He is expected to be in Nigeria for the next two weeks, but will resume his foreign tour on February 24, if everything goes as planned, with a three-nation state visit to Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

While in Saudi Arabia, President Buhari is expected to perform the Umrah, as well as visit Makka and Madina.

JONATHAN ADMISTRATION WAS PROTECTIVE OF NIGERIA AND NIGERIANS IMAGE.....BUHARI ACTUALLY ATTACK THE IMAGE

FG Summons Zimbabwean Envoy Over Mugabe’s Attack On Nigeria

The Federal Government on Thursday summoned the Zimbabwean Head of Chancery over remarks credited to President Robert Mugabe, which depicted Nigerians as very corrupt people.

FG Summons Zimbabwean Envoy Over Mugabe’s Attack On Nigeria

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the Zimbabwean Head of Chancery, Stanley Kunjeku, in Abuja to formally lodge a protest.

The Permanent Secretary in the ministry, Dr Martin Uhomoibhi, described Mugabe’s comment as “vitriolic and denigrating on Nigeria and Nigerians”.

He said, “We were very concerned when we read that on the occasion of the 90th birthday of President Mugabe, he took off considerable time to vituperate about Nigeria.

What we consider to be a strong aversion of our country, remarks which we consider denigrating and un-statesmanly on Nigeria and Nigerians in general.

He was reported to have said Nigerians are corrupt people when he hosted service chiefs on his 90th birthday.

We want to present the strongest protest in that statement; not only does it not reflect the reality in our country, but to come from a sitting president of a brotherly country is most unkind and very dishonourable.”

Uhomoibhi said the Zimbabwean president’s comment was unfortunate, given the role played by Nigeria in the liberation struggle in southern Africa.

He said, “Nigeria had always stood with Zimbabwe shoulder to shoulder since independence and was one of the first countries to congratulate Mugabe on his re-election.

At the point sanctions were imposed on your country, Nigeria empathised with Zimbabwe.”

Later, the permanent secretary told newsmen that Nigeria’s reaction to the comment was not belated, given that it had been in the public domain since March 15.

“In our diplomatic parlance, we do not react the way people would want us to react; we have to verify and articulate our position,” he said.

In his response, Kunjeku said Nigeria’s protest would be forwarded to Harare.

Meanwhile, Uhomoibhi has condemned the reported attacks on Nigerians in South Africa last week.

Uhomoibhi said, “We condemn in strong terms, any acts of racism, xenophobia and discrimination perpetrated by whomsoever, including in that particular country.

We are appalled that these incidents occur from a country that we hold in highest esteem and which is a brotherly country to Nigeria.

We hope that due processes would be taken so that this does not happen (again).”

The permanent secretary also called on the South African Government to take appropriate actions against those responsible for the attacks.

He urged South Africa to abide by its commitment to international standards of behaviour and cordial relations between both countries.

On April 2 and 3, some wounded Nigerians were hospitalised in Pretoria after attacks by organised gangs in South Africa.

Also, no fewer than 25 shops owned by Nigerians in Johannesburg and Pretoria were looted by the South African gangs.

Buhari is a Public Relations disaster for Nigeria......

The world will soon start to question the sanity of the Nigerian electorate....replacing a fairly progressive leader like GEJ with this unmitigated disaster

Goodluck Jonathan Achievements (continued)

NORTH – CENTRAL GEO | POLITICAL ZONE

KOGI state:

Establishment of a new Federal University in Felele – Lokoja
Dualization of the 212 Km Lokoja – Abuja Road, Lokoja Okene – Benin Road
SURE – P Projects on Primary Health Care
e-wallet System for farmers in the distribution of Agricultural Inputs and Dry season Farming Projects
434 mw Geregu Power Generating Plant ii completed and commissioned in October 2013
Aladja – Ajaukuta Rail fixed and tested
Kogi state is one of the states proposed for the three Green Field Refineries of the NNPC in alliance with CSECC (Kogi Green Field Refinery Itobe village Kogi State) Jamata River Port at over 50% completion
Establishment/ Construction of a federal High court
Palliative Scheme for flood victims in Kogi State
Food Processing Centre with a capacity of 25,000 metric tones silos
Ongoing 2 x 60MVA, 132/33KV substation at Egbe, 2 x 60 MVA and 2 x 132KV line bays extension at Obajana, Lokoja – Obajana 330kv double – circuit line and 330/132kv substation at Obajana.
Ongoing 132/33kv substation at Ayangba, Kogi State
Construction of Lokoja River Port and Jetties at Idah
NASARAWA state:

Establishment of a new Federal University in Lafia
Road Rehabilitation; Lafia – Makurdi Road
SURE – P Projects on Primary Health Care (PHC)
Construction of new library in the Federal Unity School
Rehabilitation /construction of Lafia – Doma road, Lafia – Obi – Awe Road , Nasarawa – Karsh – Ara Road
Construction of the Loko – Oweto Bridge linking Nasarawa and Benue States
Establishment of Central Bank Lafia
Karshi Power Transmission Station
Lafia Power Sub – Station
Doma Dam 375million cubic meters of water for irrigation
Four storey Federal Secretariat, Lafia with 402 offices constructed
Federal High Court complex constructed
Distribution of computers and internet broadband to schools
Construction of Faculty of Arts Lecture theatre in Nasarawa State University Keffi by the federal Government through the Tertiary Education Trust Fund, and the construction of the faculty of Administration lecture theatre, Faculty of Social Science lecture theatre and construction of Academic staff office complex.
The CBN intervention project in Nasarawa State University; Construction of the school of Post Graduate Studies Complex.
Construction of Export Crop preservation Conditioning Centre
Provision of Portable drinking water at Nasarawa state University Keffi
Establishment of Cancers Treatment Centre at the Federal Medical Centre Keffi
Construction of 3 MDG/NDE Skill Acquisition Centrein each of the three Senatorial Districts of Nasarawa State
NIGER state:

Dualisation of Suleja – Minna Road
Construction of Almajiri Schools
Dry Season Farming Project
Baro Ports on Niger State which was conceived in 1954 came to live under President Jonathan
Construction of Yar’Adua Hospital for highway emergency response at Sabon Wuse Railway Line system
Rehabilitation of Federal Roads
e –wallet System in the distribution of Agricultural Inputs to the farmers
Construction of Bida – Sacci – Nupeko Road
Construction of River Ebba at Cheche, Katcha L.G. A. Area in Niger State.
Ongoing Grid Rehabilitation and Reinforcement in Kontagora Substation
Rehabilitation and re-commissioning of NNPC Depot in Suleja and Minna
Equipped Mathematics and Chemistry Laboratories at the Federal Government Academy, Suleja
Establishment of Maritime Institute at Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University Lapai
BENUE state:

Rehabilitation of Rail way lines
Rehabilitation of Lafia – Makurdi Road, Aliade to Uturkpo Road
SURE – P Projects in the state
Construction of new library at the Federal Government College Otobi, Benue state
Supply of new improved seedlings to boast groundnut and sorghum production
Palliative reliefs for the Flood victims
Construction of Perishable Cargo Terminal in Makurdi
Ongoing construction of Oweto Bridge to link Benue and Nasarawa State (70% Completed)
Ongoing reconstruction of Makurdi – Gboko, Wannune – Yandev Section Road
Completion of the Greater Makurdi Water Supply Scheme
Construction of Oju – Obussa – Ainu Road
PLATEAU state:

Rehabilitation of Federal Roads: Manchok Vom road
Construction of the Faculty of Social Science, Faculty of Post Graduate Studies, International. Also, Conference Centre and hostels in University of Jos Funded by CBN through TET Fund.
120Mw Power sub- station in Makeri- Jos Completed.
Panshin Sub power Station
SURE – P (Subsidy Re –investment Programme) Projects in the state
Rehabilitation of Railway line from Kuru Station in Plateau state to Bauchi station
Construction of Barkin Ladi Dam in Plateau state
Rehabilitation of buildings at Police Staff College Jos
e- Wallet for Farmers and Dry Season Farming Projects.
Construction of Jarmai – Bashar road and rehabilitation of Bashir – Dengi road
Ongoing Kaduna – Jos 330kv double – circuit line, 2 x 330kv line bays extension at Jos substation
Construction of Perishable Cargo Terminal in Jos.
Rehabilitation and re – commission of the NNPC depot in Jos
Completion of the Mangu Water supply
KWARA state:

Ilorin – Ibadan Road Fixed
Almajiri schools
e-wallet system in distribution of Agricultural inputs to farmers.
SURE – P Projects (Primary Health Care)
Rehabilitation of the Lagos – Jebba – Kano Rail Line, and Ilorin – Offa rail line.
Rehabilitation of Ilorin International Airport
CBN Project at Offa Grammar school
The Federal Government under ETF granted Uni-Ilorin ₦4.2 Billion in 2012 for the Unilorin Geological Research and Resort Centre at Aran – Orin, new faculty of Arts and Faculty of Education, Multi – Purpose hall, a central Research Laboratory and the automation of the
University Library.
Dry Season farming in Kwara State at Tada – Shonga irrigation farm project
Irrigation Dam Project in Eyekonrin – Araromi
Ongoing 2 x 132kv line bays extension at Omu Aron
Construction of Perishable Cargo Terminal in Ilorin
Shonga Power sub – station
Supply of Instructional Materials to Federal Government College Ilorin.
NORTH – EAST GEO | POLITICAL ZONE

TARABA state:

SURE – P Project on primary Health Care ( PHC)
Construction of Takum and the Kashimbila Multi – Purpose Dam Project in Yangtu.
Establishment of a new Federal University in Wakari, Taraba
e – wallet system in the distribution of Agricultural Inputs to the farmers and the Dry Season farming projects
Construction of Silos in Taraba State
Construction of Jalingo – Kuna Lau Road (Section II)
Reinstatement of collapsed section of Wakari – Mutum Biyu Road in Taraba State.
Rehabilitation of Wukari – Takum Road, Wukari /Akwana Road.
Ongoing reconstructionof Zing – Yakoko – Monkin Road
Construction of Perishable Cargo Terminal in Jalingo
Ongoing recinstruction of Zing – Yakoko – Monkin road.
GOMBE state:

Reinstatement of Collapsed section of Gombe – Potiskum road
Construction of Gombe – By Pass Road
Rehabilitation of Gombe – Numan – Yola Road (Section II)
Establishment of a new Federal University in Kashere, Gombe State
SURE – P projects on Primary Health Care (PHC)
e – Wallet System in the distribution of Agricultural Inputs to the farmers and the Dry Season Farming Projects
Construction of Export Crop Preservation and Conditioning
Establishment and Construction of Special AlmajiriSchool
Provision of improved Cotton Seedlings Free of Charge for farmers
Rehabilitation of Tumu – Pindaiga – Kashere Road
Establishment of a new Teaching Hospital
BAUCHI state:

Federal Government spent ₦11Billion on MDG’s Project in Bauchi State as 2013.
SURE – P Projects on Primary Health Centres
e – wallet system in the distribution of the agricultural inputs to farmers and the Dry Season farming Projects – under which incentives were provided for nothing less than 10,000 Dry Season rice farmers in Bauchi State.
Construction/ Rehabilitation of Yashi – Basher – Dengi section in Bauchi and Plateau States and Rehabilitation of Futuk – Yalo Road.
Rehabilitation of Futuk – Yalo Bauchi State
Establishment of Cancers Treatment Centre in Abubakar Tafawa Balewa Teaching Hospital Bauchi
ADAMAWA state:

Establishment and Construction of Almajiri school
Provision of improved Cotton Seedlings free of charge for farmers
e – wallet System for the distribution of agricultural inputs to the farmers and Dry Season farming Projects
Rehabilitation and remodelling the Yola Airport
SURE – P Projects on Primary Health Centres
2 x 60 MVA, 132/33KV substation at Mubi, 2 x 60 MVA, 132 / 33 KV Substations at Gulak 132 KV double circuit transmission line, 30 MVA, 132/33 KV mobitra at Mayo Belwa, Adamawa state.
A new NAF Comprehensive Secondary School Yola commissioned.
Partial State of emergency to enhance democratic stability in Adamawa, Yobe and Borno States
Completion of Yola – Numan road in Adamawa
Ongoing 30MVA, 132/33KV Mobitra at Mayo Belwa, Adamawa State. Yola – song – Litle at Gombi – Mubi – Gulak 132kv Double Circuit Transmission Line. 2 x 60 MVA, 132/33kv *Substations at song, Little Gombi, Mubi and Gulak
YOBE state:

Gashua – Hadejia 132KV double – circuit trasnsmission line, 2 x 60MVA, 132/33KV substation at Gashua and 2 x 132KV Line Bays Extension at Damaturu and Hadejia Substations. Damaturu – Gashua 132KV double – circuit
Transmission Line and Damaturu 2 x 150 MVA, 330/132KV Substation.
SURE – P Projects on Primary Health Care (PHC)
e – Wallet system in the distribution of Agricultural Inputs to the farmers and the Dry Season farming.
Establishment and construction of Special Almajiri School
Provision of improved cotton Seedlings free of Charge for farmers
Gashua Power Station
Desertification Control Projects: Establishment of 15 Row Green Belt (80Km) and Presidential Initiative on Afforestation
BORNO state:

Rehabilitation of Uba – Mbala Road
Dualization of Maiduguri – Kano Road
SURE – P Projects on Primary Health Care. (PHC)
Rehabilitation of the Maiduguri Airport
Enugu – PH – Maiduguri Railway Fixed.
e – Wallet system for the distribution of agricultural inputs to the farmers at subsidized rate and *Dry Season Farming projects.
Desertification Control Projects: Establishment of 15
Row Green Belt (80 Km) and Presidential Initiative on Afforestation
Maiduguri 1 x 150 MVA, 330/ 132KV + 1 X 6 MVA 132 /33 KV substations.
Ongoing Maiduguri 1 x 150MVA, 330/132KV + 1x 60MVA, 132/33KV Substation
33KVA Transmission substation at Damboa / Biu Road.
Completion of Uba – Mbalala Road in Borno State.

Goodluck Jonathan Achievements (continued)

ENUGU state:

Rehabilitation of the Enugu Airport (New international airport Terminal)
Ongoing Nsukka – Ayangba 132kv Double – Circuit
Sure – P Projects on Primary Health Care (PHC)
Enugu – PH – Maiduguri Rail Fixed.
University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital Enugu upgraded with new facilities to commence open – heart surgeries
Rehabilitation of Enugu – Port Harcourt Road
Ogrute – Umuida Road and Unadu to Odoru in Kogi State
Rehabilitation of Umuna – Ndiagu and Ebenebe Ezeagu Road, Agubuogu through Ebenebe to Iwolo road.
₦ 2.57 Billion Dam Project in Adada River Dam to provide Portable Water, Electricity and Irrigation for agriculture activities
Ada Rice Irrigation Project at Uzo – Uwani
Erosion control project
Export Crop preservation and Conditioning Centre in Enugu State (One of the 10 constructed nationwide )
e – wallet System in the distribution of agricultural inputs to the farmers and Dry Season Farming Project
Construction of Irrigation Facilities in Amagunze Rice Product farm Enugu
Establishment of Enugu State office of the National Productivity Centre.
In 2012, FG Commissioned a Cultural Industry Centre in Inyi Enugu State.
Reinstatement of washout at Km 6 + 750, Km 30 + 400 and Km 35 + 325 along Onitsha- Enugu Dual – Carriage way in Anambra and Enugu State.
Establishment of Maritime Institute at University of Nigeria Nsukka
EBONYI state:

Establishment of a Federal University in Ndufe – Alike in Ebonyi State
Rehabilitation of 43 KM Obiozara – Uburu – Ishiagu Road 37Km Oji – Achi Obeagu – Maku – Awgu – Ndeabor – Mpu – Okpanku – Akaeze Road rehabilitation.
Construction of a Storey Hostel, Class room building and Procurement at the Federal Government Girls College Ezembo, Ebonyi State
Sure – P Projects on Primary Health Centres and others
Rehabilitation of Abakaliki – Mbok Road
Establishment of a New Teaching Hospital
e – wallet system for the Distribution of Agricultural Inputs to the farmers and Dry Season Farming Project
Ongoing 2x 60MVA, 132/33KV Substation at Amasiri and 2 x 13KV Substation at Abakaliki and Abakaliki – Amasiri 132KV Double – Circuit Line
Rehabilitation of Agricultural – Skills Training Centre.
Establishment of National Obstetric Fistula Centre Abakiliki
ANAMBRA state:

Building of Aircraft Maintenance School at Akili – Ozuzo, Ogbaru Local Government Area.
Construction of Federal Government Secretariat in Awka
Exploring Public Private Partnership to Reconstruct Second Niger Bridge (Anambra – Delta States)
FGN Funded Ecological Projects in Anambra State : Nanka/Oko Landslide Project, the Nkisi Water Works
Erosion Control/Dredging Projects in Onitsha, the Okpolo/Ire Ojoto Erosion Control Project, Alor Town
Flood Control and Road Improvement Projects in Idemili Local Government Area
Rehabilitation of Onitsha – Owerri Road to Okija – Ihembosi – Afor – Ukpor – Ebenator – Ezenifite
Onitsha River Port – Fixed and ready
National Transmission Grid installed between Benin and Onitsha to prevent usual Nationwide Grid collapse
Sure – P Projects on Primary Health Care & Transformation
e – Wallet System in the distribution of agricultural inputs to the farmers and Dry Season Farming
Ongoing Nnewi 2 x 60MVA, 132/33KV Substation 2 x 60MVA, 132/33KV Substation at Oba and 2 x 132KV
Line Bays Extension at Nnewi, 2 x 60MVA, 132/33KV
Substation at Mpu with 2 x 60KV Line Bays Extension at Nnenwe
Onitsha – Oba – Nnewi – Ideato – Okigwe 132KV
Double – Circuit Line, Ugwuaji Nnenwe 132KV Double – Circuit Line 2 x 60MVA,132/33KV Substation at Nnenwe
Nnenwe – Mpu 132KV Double – Circuit Transmission Line, Onitsha – Ifitedunu and 2 x 132KV Double – Circuit Transmission Line, 2 x 60MVA, 132/33KV Substation at Ifitedunu and 2 x 132KV Line Bays Extension at Onitsha.
Modernisation of Nnamdi Azikwe University Teaching Hospital Nnewi
IMO state:

NDDC Projects: St Marks Estate and Federal Housing Estate Internal Road, New Owerri Ejizie – Izuogu Road in Akeme community of Arondizogu, and the Solar Powered Water Project at Mbaoma in Owerri North & Owerri Urban Water Scheme Project, Rehabilitation of Opkpuala – Iguruta Road(Imo and Rivers States), Reconstruction of Elele – Owerri Road
Sea – Port and Naval Base Project in Osse – Motor
Community (World Bank /FGN/Imo state) sponsored project.
Construction of Administrative Complex and Entrepreneurial Studies Complex in Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO)
Construction of the new Federal High Court Owerri division complex
Establishment and Construction of a Court of Appeal Division in Owerri
14Km Mbaise – Ngwa Road with a bridge at Imo/ Abia State (Cost ₦2.94Billoin)
SURE – P Project on Primary Health Centres and other projects
Rehabilitation of Owerri – Port Harcourt Road
Ecological Control Projects at Nekede, Saint Kzito Secondary School in Muchina and the Umuoza – Ugri Erosion Control
Rehabilitation of the Sam Mbakwe International Airport Owerri
Egbema Power Plant (338MW)
e-wallet System in distribution of the agricultural inputs to the Farmers and Dry Season Farming Project
Ongoing Mbalano 2 x 30/40MVA, 132/33KV Substation and Okigwe 2 x 30/40MVA , 132/133KV Substation
Dualisation of Ada Owerri – Ikot – Ekpene Border Section Phase one in Imo, Abia and Akwa –Ibom States
Construction of Oguta River Port in Imo State
ABIA state:

Completion of Alaoji Power Plant (1074MW)
SURE – Projects on Primary Health Care (PHC) and others
MDG Projects ( in partnership with the state Government) 250 Health Centres and 10 Solar Powered
Water Boreholes completed and commissioned
Rehabilitation of the Federal Roads: Mbaise – Ngwa Road with a bridge and Owerri – Aba Road
504MW Power Plant at Aba and 133KVA Substation in Umuahia (Under the Federal Government/Abia state Partnership Projects)
e – wallet system in the distribution of Agricultural Inputs to the farmers and Dry Season farming projects
Umuahia – Mbalano 132KV Line
Mbalano 2 x 30/40MVA, 132/33KV Substation
Ohafia 2 x 30/40MVA, 132/33KV Substation and Ohafia – Arochukwu 132KVA Line
Okigwe 2 x 30/40 MVA, 132/33KV Substation
Ongoing Ohafia 2 x 30 /40 MVA, 132/33KV Substation
Umuahia – Ohafia 132KV Single – Circuit Line, Umuahia – Mbalano 132KV Line, Ohafia – Arochukwu 132KV Line
Rehabilitation and Re – opening of the NNPC depot at Aba after 6years of closure.
Rehabilitation and Construction of Goodluck Jonathan Barrack in Ohafia
Establishment of Abia State Office of the National Productivity Centre.
Rehabilitation of Agricultural Skills Training Centre
NDDC – Obehia – Azumini – Ukanafun Road (Abia – Akwa Ibom) Roads Projects
Construction of a storey building for 136 Inmates at Aba Prison.
SOUTH – WEAST GEO | POLITICAL ZONE

ONDO state:

Omotosho I Power Plant Completed and commissioned
Omotosho II Power generating plant built from the scratch and commissioned.
Akure Airport One of the nine Airports remodelled
Benin – Ore – Shagamu duel carriage way rehabilitated after years of neglect
Akure – Ilesa express way rehabilitation
Sure – P Projects on Primary Health Care and Transportation
Erusu/ Arigidi Dam in Akoko North West Area of Ondo State under Benin – Owena River Basin Development Authority (BORBDA)
e – wallet System in Agricultural Inputs supply to the farmers
Dry Season Farming Projects
NNDC has a total of 589 Projects in Ondo State out of which 317 are already completed while 15 Mega Projects are ongoing such as Township road in Ugbo – nla, boreholes, interlocking road project, solar powered street light Projects etc.
Rehabilitation of Ipele – Idoani Road.
Construction of Federal Highway Emergency Clinics (Oka, Isua Akoko)
Periodic Maintenance of Akure – Owo Road.
2 x 60MVA, 132/33KV Substation at Okeagbe Akoko
2 x 60MVA, 132/33KV Substation at Ose Local
Government Area Headquarters Ondo State.
New Akure 2 x 150MVA, 330/132kv + 2 x 60MVA, 132/33KV Substation.
NDDC Water Project at Ukparam, ondo state
Establishment of a new Fed. Polytechnic at Ile – Oluji
In 2012, FG Commissioned at Cultural Industry Centre in Owo
Construction of MDG/NDE Skill Acquisition Centres in each of the 3 Senatorial districts of Ondo State.
Construction of Jetties at Igbokoda.
LAGOS state:

Lagos – Kano Rail Revival Commissioning of New Air Conditioned Train Coaches and other rail way Services in Lagos
SURE – P Projects on Primary Health Centre.
e – Wallet System in the distribution of the agricultural inputs to the Farmers and the Dry Season Farming Projects.
Construction of Adiuyan water works phase II near Lagos
Third Mainland Bridge phase 2
Apapa – Orile – Mile 2 – Cele, Oshodi road rehabilitated
The Federal Government under writes a ₦40B loan for infrastructural and educational development in Lagos (2014)
Rehabilitation of the Muritala Muhammed International Airport Lagos
Lagos – Sagamu road rehabilitated
Installation of 1000 Close Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras to boost security of lives and property
Ikorodu – odogunyan – Shagamu 132KV double circuit transmission line
2 x 60 MVA, 132/33KV Substation at Odogunyan and Ayobo with 132KV double – circuit transmission line Ikeja west – Ayobo.
Omotosho – Epe – Aja 330KV double – circuit transmission Line, Omotosho – Erukan – Ogijo 330KV double Circuit transmission line
Provision of additional 2 x 150MVA, 330 / 132KV Transformer capacity at Olorunsogo transmission station.
Federal Government College Laboratory refurbished in Ijanikin – Lagos.
Rehabilitation of the National Theatre Iganmu – lagos.
Establishment of Nigerian Army dog Centre at Ipaja lagos.
Establishment of Cancer Treatment Centre at the Federal Medical Centre, Ebutte Metta.
Establishment of Maritime Institute at the University of Lagos
EKITI state:

Establishment of a new Federal University in Oye – Ekiti
SURE – P Projects
e – wallet System in the distribution of the agricultural inputs to the farmers and the Dry Season farming projects
Rehabilitation of Ekon – Alaaye – Erinmo – Iwaraja road in Ekiti and Osun States
Omuo – Ifaki road of Ado – Ilumoba – Agbado Ikare Akoko Road sections A & B
Construction of Model Skill Acquisition Centre
OSUN state:

Ilesha Water Project (Ilesha Dam)
Ogun – Osun River Basin Projects and Ife Dam
e – wallet System in the distribution of the agricultural inputs to the farmers and the Dry Season farming Projects
Construction of Silos
Rehabilitation of Efon – Alaaye – Erinmo Ijesha – Iwarga Road ( Ekiti – Osun States)
Oshogbo – Ede 13KV double – circuit transmission line, 2 x 60MVA, 132/ 33KV Substation at Ede
Modernisation of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) Teaching Hospital Ile – Ife to meet International standard.
OYO state:

Rehabilitation of the Ibadan – Ilorin Road (Dualization of road)
Rehabilitation of the Ibadan – Lagos Road
Lagos – Ibadan new gauge Rail Line Service
University college Hospital Ibadan upgrade with facilities to commence open heart surgeries
SURE – P Projects in Primary Health Care
e – Wallet system in the distribution of the Agricultural Inputs to the farmers and the Dry season Farming Projects.
Rehabilitation of the Ibadan Air port.
Ibadan – Oyo road dualisation
Construction/ Rehabilitation of Gbogan – Iwo Road
Rehabilitation of Odo oba – Takie – Gambari otte in Oyo/Kwara States
Rehabilitation of the Old Oyo – Ogbomosho Road
2 x 60MVA, 132/33KV substation at Igangan and 132KV switching station at Igboora
New Abeokuta – Igboora – Lanlate 132KV double Circuit Transmission Line and 132KV Tee – off at Igboora – Igangan
Ganmo – Ogbomosho 132 KV Double – Circuit transmission line and 2 x 60MVA,132KV Substation at Ogbomosho
2 x 30/40MVA, 132/ 33KV Substation at Lanlate
Renovation of the Obafemi Awolowo Stadium Ibadan


OGUN state:

Olorunsogo Power Plant (750MW) successfully completed and privatised
The Procter & Gamble Plant in Agbara Ogun States has been commission(March 17,2014)
e – wallet System in the Distribution of the agricultural inputs to the farmers
Dry Season Farming Projects
Lagos – Sagamu – Ore road rehabilitation
Rehabilitation/ Construction of Ijebu Igbo Ajegunle – Araromi – Ife – Sekona Road (Section II) in Ogun State
Rehabilitation of Otta – Owode Road in Ogun State.
SOUTH – SOUTH GEO | POLITICAL ZONE

EDO state:

Ihovbor power Station (451 MW)
Rehabilitation of Benin – Ore – Sagamu dual carriageway.
Asphalt overlay of 2km access road to the federal Science & Technical College on Uromi
Emergency reinstatement of washout/gully erosion at KM 127 + 000 at Auchi along Okene – Benin road and 14 + 000 Km along Auchi Agenebode Road
Benin – Auchi road rehabilitation and dualised
SURE – P Projects on Primary Health Care (PHC)
Ukpoke irrigation Projects
Water supply projects in Northern Ishan of Edo State (9million litres per day plant capacity) for Uromi, Ubiaja,Ugengu, Ugboha and Igueben
1 x 60 MVA , 132/ 33kv Substation reinforcement at Ukpilla substation and 2nd Benin – Onitha 330kv single – Circuit line
Land reclamation and Erosion Control works project at Igonton – Igbanke and Iyom/Okhelen – Awo road Uromi.
Modernisation of University of Benin Teaching Hospital,Benin.
NDDC Reconstruction of Benin – Abraka phase I in 2012, FG Commissioned a cultural Industry Centre in Auchi, Edo state.
Construction of Jetties at Agenebode.
DELTA state:

Ongoing construction of Itakpe – Ajaokuta – warri modern railway
Inauguration of Illah irrigation project.
Second Niger Bridge – on going with SURE – P funds
SURE – P Projects on Primary Health Care (PHC)
Rehabilitation of Warri Refinery and the access roads to the Refinery
The NNDC Sponsored Projects: Nurse quarters,electricity projects ultra modern Health Centre and Solar Powered Water project
Supply and installation of Laboratory equipment at federal University of Petroleum Resources Effurun.
e – wallet system in the distribution of agricultural inputs to the farmers and the Dry Season farming projects
New Library Projects at the Federal at the federal Government College (FGC) Warri and at the federal Government Girls College Ibusa
The Proposed $16 B Gas City Project at Ogidigben in Warri South West Area of Delta State to host: A gas processing plant, a fertilizer plant and a petro chemical plant.
1 x 60 MVA Substation at Ughelli Power Plant and 1 x 30/40 MVA Substation reinforcement at Amukpe
NDDC Construction of Orhorbo – Odurubuo, Kpakama – Bomadi road phase I, Gberegolor – Ogriagbene Road
Land reclamation and erosion control works projects in Kurutie, Gbaramatu Clan Warri South, and Idumuje – Unor Erosion Control Project.
Canalization of Odobou – Ogbobagbene creek in Burutu LGA
Construction of Model Skill Acquisition Centre and the Rehabilitation of Agric – skills Training Centre.
Completion of the Capital dredging of the Lower River Niger from Warri (Delta state) to Baro (Niger State) 532km.
Supply of instruction materials to the Federal Government College Warri
Establishment of the Nigerian Maritime University and the NIMASA Shipyard & Dockyard at Okerekoko Warri.
CROSS RIVER state:

Qua Falls Dam and Irrigation Project, Dry season Farming and e – wallet system in the distribution of agricultural inputs to the farmers
Construction of an Export Crop Preservation and conditioning centre
Ongoing Obudu – Ogoja 132kv Double – Circuit Transmission line, 2 x 30/40 MVA 132 /33kv Substation at Ogoja
Sure – P Projects on Primary Health Care and others.
Periodic maintenance of Rumukurshi – Chokocho road; Reconstruction & Pavement strengthening of Ikom – Mfum Road
Revitalised Calabar Substation (561mw)
Rehabilitation of Ikom – Mfum (Cross River) Abakiliki – Mbok (Ebonyi)
Construction of Calabar – Ikom – Katsina – Ala Road in Benue state
Rehabilitation of Margaret Ekpo International Airport Calabar
NDDC Ubana Utanga Water Project
NDDC Electrification Project
Modernisation of the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital
Land Reclamation and Erosion control works project in Essien town – Ekorin in community.
Construction of Agric Skills Training Centre in Cross River state.
AKWA IBOM state:

Complete of Nkari Earth dam
Construction of 100,000 metric tonnes capacity silos
e – wallet system in the distribution of agricultural inputs to the farmers and the Dry season farming projects
SURE – P Projects on Primary Health Care (PHC)
Establishment of a new Federal Polytechnic in Ukana
Approved building of Ibaka Deep Seaport
Ibedu/Ibiako Rural Electrification Projects (Under NREP) with JICA’S grant aid Intervention
Land reclamation and erosion control works project in Ibakang Nsit – Ikot Ekpo – Unyene Road,
Nsit Attai in Akwa Ibom State.
Remediation, Rehabilitation and Restoration of the Oil impacted site at stubbs Creek, Eket –Akwa Ibom.
NDDC –Idoro – Eaten – Itam Water Project
Akwa Ibom State office of National Productivity Centre was established
Construction of 3 MDG/NDE skill Acquisition centres in each of the three Senatorial Districts in Akwa Ibom
RIVERS state:

Revived Omoku sub power station (225mw)
Port Harcourt – Enugu – Maiduguri Rail Fixed
Owerri – Port Harcourt Road ( Ongoing)
SURE – P Projects on Primary Health Care (PHC)
e – wallet in the distribution of subsided agricultural inputs to the farmers and Dry Season farming Projects
Rehabilitation of the Port Harcourt International Airport.
NDDC Electrification projects in Khana LGA and Eleme
10 rooms hostel at Immigration Training School at Ahoada
Construction of Jetties at Degena.
Establishment of Cancer Treatment Centre in UNIPORT Teaching Hospital.
Ongoing Rehabilitation of the Port Harcourt Refinery
Transformation of the Onne Oil and Gas Free Zone with 6 billion USD invested leading to the attraction of 150 companies into the zone with 30,000 jobs created to date
Establishment of a new Federal Oil and Gas Polytechnic at Bonny.
BAYELSA state:

Periodic maintenance of East – West – Odi Road
Gbarain sub power station (225mw) revitalized
Establishment of a new federal University in Otuoke
SURE – P Project on Primary Health Care (PHC)
e –wallet system in the distribution of Agricultural Inputs to the farmers and the Dry Season Farming Projects
Construction of the federal Government Secretariat in Yanagoa.
Central Ogbia Regional Water Supply Project in Otuoke
Construction of Jetties at Yenogoa
NDDC Electrification Projects in Peremabiri – Ogbokiri in Akassa Bayelsa State.
Establishment of Maritime Institute at the Niger Delta University Amasoma.

State by State Achievements of President Jonathan

Posted on February 19, 2015 by Dr Joel Oneness Ogbonda
“My brothers and sisters, has change not come to our airports? Has change not come in our railways? Has change not come to our road networks? Has change not come to the agricultural sector? Has change not come in our electoral system? Has change not come in the almajiri education? Is change not coming in our power sector?” – Goodluck Ebele Jonathan GCFR

NORTH – WEST | POLITICAL ZONE

KEBBI state:

Establishment of new Federal University at Kalgo
SURE P Project on Primary Health Care
Construction of Almajiri school
Provision of Improved Cotton seedlings free of charge for farmers • Establishment of CBN cash office
Building of Silos
Establishment of a federal FM Radio
Railway line
Rehabilitation of federal roads
Construction of new Library in Federal Unity Schools
Construction of expert Crop Preservation & Conditioning Centre • Construction of Silos (100,000 metric tones capacity)
JIGAWA state:

Establishment of new Federal University in Dutse
Construction of Almajiri schools
Establishment of a Federal Polytechnic
Construction of a Laboratory blocks in Jigawa State Polytechnic Dutse
Flood Victims Palliative Scheme
Dry Farming Project
SURE – P Projects on Primary Health Care
Construction of new Library in Federal Unity Schools
Desertification Control Project: Establishment of 15 Row Green Belt(80Km) and Presidential Initiative on Afforestation Program
KADUNA state:

Rail line Zaria/Kaura Namoda rail route
Abuja – Kaduna rail line
Kaduna Airport remodelled
Kaduna Refinery rehabilitation after 15 years
SURE – P Projects in the State Almajiri Schools
Free improved Cotton Seedlings for farmers
Dry Season farming Project
Construction of new Library in Federal Unity school
Revival of the Nigerian Textiles PLC Kaduna and its employeesre-engaged.
Construction of Expert Preservation & Conditioning Centre
Ongoing work in Gurara Waterfalls and irrigation projects
Ongoing Kafanchan 2 x 60 MVA 32/33KV substation, Kaduna – Jos 330kv Double – Circuit Line, 2 x 330KV Line Bays Extension at Kaduna
Kaduna Power plant – Mando Road 330kv Double – Circuit Transmission Line and Substation Extension at Mando Road substation 2nd Kaduna – Kano 330KV Double – Circuit Transmission Line
Ongoing 2 x 60 MVA, 132/33KV Substations at kwoi and Kachia
Establishment of a division of the National Industrial Court in Kaduna
Construction of a Storey cell block in Kaduna Prison
Rehabilitation of Agric Skills Training Centre
Federal Government College Rabah Road. Kaduna laboratory refurbished.
Galma Dam Water supply Kaduna State.
KANO state:

Construction of new Airport Terminal/upgrading
Provision of Railway Train Services (Lagoa – Kano)
Upgrading Nigerian Police Academy in Wudil to a University Status
Rehabilitation of Kano – Kastina Federal Road
Rehabilitation of 510Km Kano – Maiduguri Road
Construction of Almajiri schools
Desertification Control Projects
Construction of new Library in Federal Unity school
SURE – P project on Primary Health Care
Dry Season Farming Projects
Ongoing 1 x 30MVA, 132/33kv substation at Wudil Kano State. Kano – Katsina 330KV Double – Circuit Transmission Line and 2 x 60MVA,132/33KV Substation at Dambatta, Kano state
Rehabilitation and Re -commissioning of the NNPC depot in Kano.
Construction of a storey block for 212 inmate at Kano Central Prison
Establishment of 80 Km of 15– row Green Belt and the Presidential Initiative on Afforestation in Kano and other 10 Northern States.


ZAMFARA state:

Rehabilitation of Funtua – Gusau – Sokoto Road
Establishment of a new Federal University Gusau in January 2013
Almajiri | Schools construction
SURE- Projects on Primary Health Care (PHC)
Dry season farming Project
e-wallet System for farmers
Construction of new Library in Federal Unity school
Rehabilitation of Namoda Jiba Road Section iv in Zamfara State • Rehabilitation of Dangulbi Road in Zamfara, Mainchi – Anka Daki Takwa Road
Construction of Silos (100,000 metric tons capacity)
Rehabilitation of the NNPC Depot in Gusau
Construction of Agricultural Skills Training Centre
Establishment of Cancers treatment Centre at the Federal Medical Centre Gusau
SOKOTO state:

Lagos – Sokoto Railway Project approved March 2014 • Rehabilitation of Funtua – Gusau – Sokoto Road
Dry Season farming Project
Construction of Almajiri schools
Provision of Improved Cotton Seedlings free of Charge for farmers
Desertification Control Project: Presidential Initiative on Afforestation • Relief ( Palliative Scheme) for flood victims
SURE P Projects on Primary Health Care
Construction of new Library in Federal Unity schools
e- wallet System in the distribution of farming inputs supply
Rehabilitation of the Shagari irrigation Project
Rehabilitation of Sokoto Airport
Construction of Silos (100,000 metric tones capacity)
Goronyo Dam Emergency Spill Repairs (Water Supply) Sokoto
KATSINA state:

Establishment of a new Federal University in Dutsin-ma Katsina State • Construction of Almajiri Schools ( Modern Tsangaya School System) • e- wallet System for farmers
Free improved Cotton Seedlings for farmers
Rehabilitation/ consruction of Kano – Kastina Road • Rehabilitation of Kastina – Daura Road
Dry Season Farming Project
SURE P Project on Primary Health Care and others • Desertification Control Project
Rehabilitation of the Umaru Yar’Adua International Airport Katsina • Construction of Silos (100,000 metric tones capacity)
Construction of Kankara Gurbi road.
Ongoing Daura 2 x 30/40MVA substation and 2 x 132KV Line bay extension at Katsina.
Grid Rehabilitation and Reinforcement in Katsina Substation, Kano – Katsina 330KV Double – Circuit Transmission Line, 2 x 150MVA, 330/132KV + 2 x 60MVA, 132/33KV Substation at Katsina, Katsina – Kurfi – Dutsinma – Kankara – Malumfashi 132KV Double Circuit Line, Sub Power Stations in Kurfi (2 x 60MVA, 132/33KV), Dutsinma, Kankara and Malumfashi substation, Kumbotso (Daura) – Dambatta 132KV Line and Katsina – Daura 132KV Double Circuit Line.
Construction of a Storey building Administrative Block and 36 Units of One Bedroom at Katsina by the Nigerian Security & Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC)
Presidential Initiative on Aforestation
80% Completion of the rehabilitation of existing infrastructure at Jibia Irrigation Projects
Construction of 10MW Wind Energy Generation Companies in Katsina

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Goodluck Jonathan

Today, November 20, President Goodluck Jonathan celebrates his birthday. He would definitely receive lots of gifts and warm greetings during the day. Apart from congratulating him, we decided to look at Jonathan’s presents for Nigeria in 2014 and some of his biggest achievements.

1. Terrorism and problems of the North

Several special programmes were launched: the Presidential Initiative for the Northeast (focused on improving infrastructure and economic growth in the region), the Victim Support Fund (a partnership with the Private Sector that has raised about 60 billion Naira to help empower and rehabilitate the victims of terror), and the Safe School Initiative (centred on creating a safe environment to encourage our children in the communities to acquire education). According to the Presidency, “they would contribute into development of peace in Nigeria.”

2. Water sector

The water sector has significantly improved. Latest numbers indicate that 67% of Nigerians now have access to potable water. In 2010 just 58% used to have it. National Urban Water supply programmes are going to be launched in 12 states.

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3. Transport

Gauge line from Lagos to Kano has been rehabilitated. Port Harcourt-Gombe segment, as well as the branch line from Kafanchan to Kaduna, expected to be completed and fully operational by December 2014. Ports in Nigeria now operate 24-hour service, which has led to the reduction of clearing time and improved efficiency.

4. Social sphere

Nigeria met its Millennium Development Goal One on reducing hunger and extreme poverty, two years ahead of 2015 target set by the United Nations, and was given an award by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.

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5. Health

The Ebola Virus Desease was stopped in Nigeria. Realizing the imminent threat, the president declared a national emergency, pulling states, local authorities and the Federal Government into action. New Polio Virus cases were reduced from 300 in 2010 to 6 today.