Its appropriate to obey the law.
But this is even more important on the side of law enforcement officers.
Is there a provision for FRSC officers to jump in road users vehicles,..lawyers in the house.. talkless of vandalising an occupied vehicle. This is insanely barbaric.☻��
One would wonder why vehicles have plate numbers then.
The hands of the law is infinitely long and one day go be one day monkey go go market....
Law enforcement agent resorting to self help or undermining public safety under any guise i think is equally criminal.

[quote author=Trill2b post=58289133]10 positive things that would quickly happen if Nigeria restructures...

I had never been a fan of the restructuring debate mainly because I had not really thought much about it. However, the more I ruminate on it the more excited I get (since I choose to see the good in every situation).

Going back to the national structure of 1960 before the military did their work might not be a bad idea o. Stay with me...

If Nigeria restructures into regions/provinces (i.e Northern, Middle Belt, Western, Eastern and South-South) and the FCT, I see (predict?) 10 positive things that would happen in quick succession (primarily due to inter-province competition)...

1. The first province to experience economic explosion would obviously be the Western Province. The Odudua Master plan will be revealed. There would be trans-regional 4g internet fiber connection/rail/subways/highways/power grids etc. Yoruba will become the 2nd official language. They are relatively united. They have oil. They own academia. They have mega corporations. The WP would be the first to have stable 24/7 power supply! Foreign money will flood the province. More Forbes recognised billionaires will arise. Some of them will be internet billionaires. Lagos will be relieved a little from overpopulation as railway lines from other states will make living elsewhere and working in Lagos a breeze.

2. The Northern Province will have stronger islamic laws. Sharia will be entrenched and this will make the NP become the least corrupt province. The middle east (Arab) nations will move in to partner with them, bringing major development. Jaiz bank and Unity Bank will become mega banks. Arabic and Hausa will compete with English for dominance in schools. This province will generate more solar power than any other province. After the west, this province will be the 2nd to have 24/7 electricity. They will start exporting food as a major revenue generator.

3. The Middle Belt Province will have a development conference. Focus will be given to solid minerals development/exports, tourism development and food production/exports. This will become a food hub in West Africa. They will export more food than any other province. Mega mining and food corporations will arise. This province will have foreign inflows through tourism development greater than any other province. It will host the most beautiful places to live in Nigeria.

4. The Eastern Province will transform into the Auto Industry Hub of Africa. Indigenous manufacturing of vehicles that will start competing with foreign vehicles will commence in earnest. This will grow to manufacturing of aeroplanes, helicopters, tractors, cranes, heavy duty construction equipment etc. Forbes recognised billionaires living in Anambra will arise. The Biafra agitation will fizzle out since formation of the EP will be seen as a Biafra success in another form. There would be so much development that villages (as we currently know them) will quickly cease to exist. This province will be the first to semi-urbanize all their rural areas as all the Igbos living abroad will rush back to take advantage of the changes.

5. The South-South Province will take the Uyo blueprint and run with it. An abundance of oil wealth and opening up of major sea ports at Rivers and Uyo will enable this region to revamp their infrastructure quickly. There will be more monorails here than anywhere else. This will be the 3rd province to achieve 24/7 electricity generation in Nigeria (mainly from gas turbine technology).

6. With provincial security forces in control, kidnapping, Armed robbery, Boko Haram, Fulani herdsmen and the Niger delta militancy attacks will all fizzle out. Nigeria will become the most secure and peaceful African nation; thus attracting more foreigners.

7. Each Province will have their own airline professionally managed. And with better roads/rail, air and land transport costs will crash.

8. With the rapid development occurring all over, Nigerias GDP will shoot up. Obtaining visas to travel out will become easy as more people will want to come in than go out. A worldwide immigration into Nigeria will commence, as Nigerians living abroad will be struggling with foreigners to enter the country. ''Nigeria will become the most desirable Nation to live in"

9. The central government at the FCT will become smaller and less powerful. There will be a mini-exodus from Abuja to the provinces as the action is now elsewhere. The outskirts of Abuja will no longer be heavily overpopulated. Abuja will become awesome again.

10. The 10th positive thing that would quickly happen is?...


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hi evry1
Pls i'l appreciate training in 3ds max and revit architecture for especially interior graphic work.
i have good autocad background and can model in autocad, but i understand revit and
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hakir, those are really impressive representations there.

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zpixel ur d blast, could u say what u use for the interiors? They are great to say the least. What packages do you use? am interested in hints from u if u dont mind. Am at nehhhy@yahoo.com. Cheers bro +keep d good work up.

bro i would b glad if u send stuff compatible with autocad, local people and vehicles, 1 love

In truth i know neither nor give 1 hoot. but logically on a scale of 1 to 1,for Milan to be that successful in a more competative society says she's got much more of all it takes.

Am working on developing real affordable houses for low income earners. In view of this would some one out there opin objectively on what factors are responsible for the eventual high cost of 'should be' affordable houses?

am an architect and have been in the affordable housing delivery business for a while now. Some of the critical issues when discussing low cost housing delivery are issues like access to land; very critical as u wont float ur house in the air. Does the 2m price include the cost of land? Also ur picture indicates a story building, here we understand buildings in terms of the number of bedrooms b it single-floor or multi-floor development. so how many bedrooms do u have in mind for that asking price? Infrastructure is critical to the price of real estate: i mean roads,drains,electicity,water supply etc and they account for about 30% of the cost of real estate, u have to factor in that.
Laymen and uninformed proffessionals believe the cost of buildings is all about the price of cement. If one can get a cement based development for about 2M, it will be difficult justifying ur cost in the near total absence of cement in ur proposed building as i c frm the fotos. some of us know however that there are several underlying cost centers in a building development other than cement.
As regards the thermal issues raised, i believe they can b addressed technically quite easily. Essentially tropical house proposals must rely on natural ventillation. Then ther are various non-mechanical thermal/lagging materials. Find out about them since u must know that we are expecting power only by 2020 or so.all in all its laudable, so keep up the good work.

u said ur not ready,and that says it all except ofcourse u know wen ur going 2b ready and she's willing to wait, Age aint anything but a number, my opinion

am an architect with a flair for architectural conceptualizing and illustration. Enjoy sitework but am having a difficult time after a road mishap left me nursing a broken ankle. Makes my job near impossible.