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BetBuilder365:
i thought it was fake news until i bought one tiny onion for N50
pls whats the alternative to onion, seems this end sars protest have not enabled transport of onions

Plead:
#400 for small bottle here in ph. #2500+ for 4litres.

lindareep:
5K

dykedarlyn:
It’s worse here in owerri

descarado:
When South has refused to farm.

lindareep:
Use as instructed

lindareep:
Yes it does, but you have to be consistent...

lindareep:
Yet, no accountability... SMH
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chybuzky:
Exactly look at the way he was even saying it Boldly without any atom of sense. Nigeria politicians lack sense

chybuzky:
Look at what a full grown man is saying chaii. Second wave ?? So this man is planing for covid to come again




Abeg share the palliative to the people who deserve it


Idiot

adewoyinrotimi:
Good

Angelfrost:
Conquer??! It's a bloody friendly!!!

sammysmiles:
Na blood dey ground abi na paint?

Goldenheart:
What a wonderment... Mr Babatunde would still beg her for another chance.

Preshy01:
15k wey that dude for use buy wrapper n bags for momsy make she give am heavenly blessings

Common sense is not really common though

AdaugoChisom:
Aboki minister Sometime I wonder if Ameachi have sense of home in him. Chineke ga-ata gị ahụhụ otu ụbọchị

SmartProf:
I was still bringing out my HB pencil, sharpener and eraser then. U should have been patient.

bioemmy:
One just entered my room this morning. If I catch it, it will die by hanging and firing squad at once.

chatinent:
Nigeria doesn't impress me a bit.

Seerade029:
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SmartProf:
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• Without rails, roads won’t last, says Fashola

The $1.6bn Lagos-Ibadan railway project will be completed in December this year or early January 2021, the Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, announced on Thursday.

Amaechi, who disclosed this during a live television programme that also had the Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, in attendance virtually, said he would work with Fashola and the Lagos State Government to move heavy duty trucks away from roads.

During the programme, which was monitored by our correspondent in Abuja, Fashola, while responding to a question, insisted that Nigerian roads would not last without the construction and usage of functional rail lines.

“I am his biggest champion when he (Amaechi) is presenting his request in the cabinet for the rails because I know that without the rail the roads will not last,” Fashola said.

He added, “The tankers are plying excess cargo; they are moving 60,000 tonnes instead of 33,000, 40,000 or 45,000 tonnes maximum. So, the best way is to move all that cargo into the tracks.

“That is what happens in countries we want to be like and that is where we are heading. So, he (Amaechi) has my support.”

Responding, the transportation minister said what his counterpart in the works ministry stated were correct, adding that he would partner Fashola and Lagos State to move cargoes from roads to rail.

Amaechi said the transfer of cargoes to rail would start majorly with the Lagos-Ibadan rail line, adding that the line should be completed this December or early January next year.

He said, “I intend to approach him (Fashola) in January and approach the Lagos State governor so that we can see how we can deal with Apapa. Why I said that is because by December to first or second week in January, we should have completed the Lagos-Ibadan.

“Then if we do, there will be a need to decide what vehicles can go to Lagos and the capacity of such vehicles or trucks.”

Amaechi added, “If we do that, we can then transfer all the cargoes that come from Apapa seaport to the railway. We believe we could transfer that up till Ibadan while we are still constructing the rail line from Ibadan to Kano.”

The minister stated that in two to three years, the Ibadan-Kano rail line would have received a lot of work, adding that more cargoes would move on the rail line.

He said, “In the next two to three years, we will see how much we would have tried to complete the Ibadan to Kano line. The more we are able to move these cargoes out of the road, then we can save our roads.

“Similarly, the same thing will happen from Port Harcourt to Maiduguri. So, I agree completely with the works minister, Babatunde Fashola, and I say to Nigerians to be more patient with us and allow us work to complete the projects.”

Iyoocartel:
Iyooooooo cartel

I'm certain okowa wants to have his own share of Dorathy load of milk. Fear delta men, very irresponsible lots.

Hardgun:
God when?

EdmundChidera:
Disadvantage of Simping

Even girls don't like guys that simp


Laycoon the alpha G

CAPSLOCKED:
DOES IT SURPRISE YOU?
WHY DO YOU THINK A WOMAN WILL LEAVE HER MILLIONAIRE BUSINESSMAN HUSBAND AND GO GET DOWN WITH A LOW-LIFE STREET TOUT?

SHE'LL ABANDON A FANCY LOVERBOY FOR A RUGGED-LOOKING GUY WEY NO EVEN SEND HER. WOMEN CRUISE DEY ONE KIND.. YOU NO FIT EVER UNDERSTAND AM COMPLETELY.

Maxcollins042:
With the amount Chelsea spent in the transfer market amid the crunch economy you would think they will be blowing their opponents away.