₦airaland Forum

Scandium:
Even Self, the map the guy showed is the one carrying the normal already existing road. I.e Lagos to Benin, Benin to Warri, Then to PH etc.

I have been patiently waiting for the actual map of where the coastal road will pass because i know that the project will be too tough.

Why i said so is because, the Delta, Bayelsa and Rivers state end have a lot of tributaries and estuaries that are very large. How roads wan take pass those places? Them go build bridges tire. Because those place na so so creeks, many rivers, and swamps plus large brackish water bodies joining the Atlantic Ocean full there.

It's obvious you have travelled along that road from your explanation.

This is the reason I'm asking them to name the areas the coastal highway would pass through if they are serious. In Bayelsa, Delta and Rivers State including Akwa ibom is a no go area.

loffyloffy:
You mean this people cannot spare just a few meters out of there vast mangrove ancestral homes for a road that will benefit them?

You need to see these areas and believe me you would begin to doubt this project.

They don't even have lands to start with and the little in their possession is what you want to take for road construction?

This present FG can't construct road on swampy areas stretching beyond 3 states.

Let me give you a glimpse of what those areas are like.

If you are travelling from Yenegoa in Bayelsa state to Warri in Delta state, along the East West road, it is swampy on both sides with mangroves plantation. We are talking about over 15 bridges along the road before you get to Warri.

You need to see this road yourself and the environment. In that way, you must ask pertinent questions concerning this coastal highway.

shinealight:
Why should we be concerned about where it will pass in Rivers State? Should everybody be asking where it will pass in their State or town/village to justify the economic benefits of embarking on the project? Think Nigeria my friend….not just about your State.

I'm highly sceptical about this coastal highway coming to fruition. I'm suspecting that it won't get to the South South.

They are talking about coastal areas. They don't know that coastal areas around here are peoples villages. It is different from what you have in Lagos state. The shorelines are swampy with mangrove forest and creeks.

Are they going to evacuate them from their ancestral lands just to construct a road? This is why I'm asking where this road would pass through.

Dangote is ipob. Don't mind the foolish man. He is supporting Peter Obi.

Biodun556:
That is your own problem

Your ignorance is what made you to believe that fraudulent map.

The shorelines in Rivers State and Bayelsa state including Delta is not same as Lagos state.

Because the criminals wanted to steal in trillions with this project, they never told you that coastal areas in the aforementioned States are peoples ancestral homes. It is not exactly what you have in Lagos state.

Are you going to uproot those people from their swampy villages with mangrove forests and creeks because of coastal highway?

Travel and see, that is part of education.
Since you have failed to name the locations where this fraudulent road will pass through, then begin to think now and ask Thièfnubu your criminally minded uncle serious questions about this project.

Accidents happen whether a road is good or bad. That is not to say that I'm not against Thièfnubu not fixing deplorable state our roads while channeling huge amount of stupidity for the coastal highway fraud.

Biodun556:
Check this map very well and see rivers state for yourself

Mention the names of the areas where this road will pass through in Rivers state. I didn't ask you for that fraudulent map.

Biodun556:
1. The road will connect all the 7 ports in Nigeria together

2. The road will serve as alternative to lagos-ibadan expreway.

3. All major cities in South West and South South will be connected together.

4. The 700 kilometer road is not entirely new as there many federal roads within it so served as way of repairing the bad federal roads

5. The coastal road will have rail, this will assist the new refineries to easily move their products.

You are stating the economic importance without knowing the direction of this road. Poorly tutored agbadorian.


Now show me where this road project will pass through in Rivers State and name the location.

Make sure you don't run away from my question.

Ebubu:
Sharap Peter Obi demolished properties without paying compensation as Governor of Anambra state. No compensation at all. Umahi is paying Landmark compensation

If you weren't an idiot sired by an orangutan, the contents here are quite obvious. But a miserable nematode with an IQ of an electrocuted pangolin like you won't fail to come to my mention and display your clownish traits.

Useless bastard.

Ebubu:
Peter Obi demolished structures to pave way for road in Anambra state as Governor and refused to pay a dime in compensation.


Link:

Watch Peter Obi Order Demolition of Private Businesses To Facilitate a Road. Today, He Attacks Tinubu For Doing Same For Lagos-Calabar Highway pic.twitter.com/5nflt6oZpR

— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) April 30, 2024

Today he condemns FG for constructing a road AND PAYING COMPENSATION OO

Politics!


Peter Obi can’t tie Dave Umahi’s shoes when it comes to infrastructural development.

Dave Umahi is miles ahead of him in South East in that aspect.

I don't want an endoskeletal being to tag my nick along his disjointed analogy..

This Dave Umahi was acting like Adolf Hitler when he was governor of Ebonyi state. Despite making Ebonyi state the talk of the moment when he held sway, he quietly squandered Ebonyi state funds by building an airport project that doesn't attract a penny to Ebonyi state govt coffers.

He has started his own perilous journey by stating that Peter Obi is inciting some people against Tinubu whereas Peter Obi only criticised the project and asked that it shouldn't be govt priority for now as more attention is needed in areas that are already serving same purposes but lying in shambles. How is that an incitement If i may ask?

Maybe Dave Umahi should consult Rochas Okorocha the chairman of iberiberism how it all ended with asslicking Buhari and maligning his own people.

Since they have nothing to hold unto against Peter Obi, they have sent their useful idiot to start fooling around thinking he is smart using the word incitement to silence Peter Obi from attacking their obvious malfeasance and day light robbery. I trust Peter Obi to give Umahi a thunderous clapback in due course.

I challenge anybody who thinks Tinubu isn't fraudulent with this project to show me where this coastal highway project will pass through in Rivers State and name the locations.

Idiot wey no get shishi and rely on propaganda stipend worth 15k per month to cater for his miserable life says 200 million dollars investment is supposedly.

Make him show us the one wey him papa get for comparative analysis. No be by cho cho cho

CluelessMODS:
Ode!

Abobaku

CluelessMODS:
Make una go school una no gree.. nothing reasonable or relevant to say.

Go sleep for gutter. You think say everybody get dull brains like Tinubu minions.

emkz:
That would be me doing the job for the government. I am not in government and the information I have are what are in the public space. There are people paid to promote government programmes. I am not one of them.

No problem bro. I have looked @ the map clearly and considered the areas mapped out for this project and to the best of my knowledge, it is quite impossible.

We have Bua sugar factory and NPA located on the shorelines in Rivers State in a particular location. Are they going to remove the both for this road to pass through?

In some places in River state, the shorelines are peoples villages. Are they going to be uprooted from their ancestral homes for this road to pass through?

Same thing is applicable to Onne wharf where cargo ships barth. Are they going to remove those gigantic projects that costs over 30 trillion naira?

CluelessMODS:
Ode! That doesn't know what modern construction is all about, even across the oceans and mountains there are bridges.
If not for the fact that you are stupid you should have known that the design and route for the road is already done. Do you know more than construction companies? For your information this is my 28 years in Port Harcourt working both land, swamp and sea. Daft moda foka! I just realized that you are one of those fools bringing politics into everything! I nor be your papa mate!

This is how a fraudulent coastal highway that won't go beyond Lagos state is known.

A cretin like you defending the indefensible should have shown the areas the road would pass through in River state rather than hoping that the construction company knows it all.

Thièfnubu and everyone handling this project are bunch of thieves. Little wonder the construction is starting from Lagos state.

emkz:
I see your misunderstanding now.

Coastal highway does not mean it would be constructed on the ocean. It can also be constructed CLOSE to the sea. I suspect many of you always think of water when you hear the word "coast". Coast simply means land adjacent to water.

See map below:

For areas where they don't have competent soil, they build bridges.

That is what I'm saying. There is no land for the highway to pass through. I would have asked you to show me that land where the road would pass through if you were in Rivers State.

emkz:
Before doing such a project, you carry out a geotechnical test to know the depth to competent soil to anchor your foundation (Dave Umahi knows this). If you need to pile the area to anchor a competent foundation, you do it. If you see it is more economical to route the road elsewhere due to incompetent soil, you do it.

The truth is, this road can't be constructed in the ocean. Some places in Bayelsa, Delta and Rivers State respectively don't have shorelines like Lagos state. From Bayelsa to Delta state through East West road has over 10 bridges with creeks on the both side of the road if you are heading to Warri from Yenegoa.

There is no land anywhere and it is even worst in River State. There is no shoreline to accommodate any coastal highway.

I have been asking Tinubu minions to show me where this road project will pass through in Rivers State but nobody has come forth with an answer.

CluelessMODS:
What you talk of a daft person you are number one! Did you go to school at all?

See idiot. It is obvious you haven't travelled outta your enclave since you were born.

Show me where that road will pass through in Rivers State and name the area if you aren't a fraud like Thief'nubu.

LegendHero:
Go and ask Ojuku that question in his grave.

As usual, a confirmed gbajue.

LegendHero:
This is now a mental problem on Obi part at this point.

This is beyond ordinary.

I'm highly sceptical about this road project because it has every sign of fraud.

Can you should me where this road project will pass through in Rivers State and name the location?

Don't run away if you are not a gbajue like this coastal highway.

Highly misplaced priority... The only question I have for Thièfnubu and his brain dead zombies is;

They should show me where this road project will pass through in Rivers State and name the location..

Lagos shoreline is totally different from what is obtainable in Bayelsa, Delta and Rivers State. Travel and see things yourself.

Are they going to build the coastal highway on swampy mangrove forest or in the creeks?

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He is called Thièfnubu for a reason.

He is world's most prolific criminal.

Somebody wey thief Donald duke's picture present am as his own. You no fear that kind person?

This man started stealing and lying from the womb. He is world's most prolific criminal.

Let his foolish bastards defending his Wickedness against Nigerians come here and defend this.

The Indian investment worth 44 million dollars, how far naa?

Kai, we don suffer for this country. Eh, president they lie like small pikin. I weak oh.🤔🤔


Where is Bayo Onanugoat the chief propagandist whom tweeted this news?

Even the company (MAERSK) itself is surprised over the news

Kosiso12:
The National Security Adviser (NSA), Nuhu Ribadu, has stated that there is a critical need to address the negative impacts of social media as both local and global security threats.

Ribadu made the comment during a meeting with defence, security, and response agencies spokespersons.


He expressed concerns over the proliferation of fake news, misinformation, and disinformation, citing their adverse effects on national security and public engagement.

Ribadu reiterated the importance of strategic communication in national security, urging spokespersons to collaborate effectively to combat media manipulation by terrorist groups and criminal elements.

He emphasised the need for a comprehensive plan of action to engage Nigerians, build trust, and counter violent extremism effectively.

Furthermore, Ribadu called for the integration of strategic communication into all operational aspects, including information operations and public relations, to project the country’s national power and values.

His words: “Across the world, we have also assessed the adept use of social media platforms by those who seek power to shape public opinion against citizens. This threat is both global and local and presents an immediate national security priority.

“The urgency to prepare and be proactive in our national security strategic communication management is now, and the spokespersons have a critical role to play.”

Ribadu said in engaging with the public, communicators in the security sector should adopt strategies that take into account the personal sacrifices of service personnel.

He said, “Upon the sweat and blood of service personnel and the men and women who protect us daily, we must build a narrative of resilience and mobilise our people.

“We must tell their stories and sing their praise as part of a broader national strategic communication programme.

“As spokespersons, you have a critical role to play in effective governance communication to project our results and reach audiences at home and abroad.

“Countering fake news will require that we are ahead of the news and proactively update the public.”

Source : https://politicsnigeria.com/social-media-is-a-threat-and-immediate-national-security-priority-in-nigeria-nsa-nuhu-ribadu/

Anyone who is attacking social media is a threat to humanity.

iwaeda:
The National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, said social media have become a priority and issue of national security.

Ribadu stated this in Abuja at a meeting with spokespersons of organisations under the umbrella of Strategic Communication Interagency Policy Committee.


According to the NSA, negative use of social media constituted both local and global threats.

Ribadu disclosed that the National Security Strategy (NSS) was last reviewed in 2015, a situation that gave rise to the launch of the 2019 version, which he said was now under review.

He directed media managers in the defence, security and response agencies to change their approach to engaging with the public and countering disinformation from enemies of the country.

This comes as the detained terrorist negotiator, Mohammed Tukur Mamu, begged a Federal High Court, Abuja, to order his release from the custody of the Department of the State Services (DSS) to the Correctional Centre in Kuje, in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).


The NSS document is reviewed every five years in view of the changing dynamics of security threats in the country.

Ribadu said members of the Strategic Communication Interagency Policy Committee must be proactive and strategic in national security communication management.

He said the spokesmen in the security sector must address the worrying use of the media and social media platforms in creating division between the citizens and governments at various levels.


Ribadu also listed the preponderance of fake news, misinformation, and disinformation as threats to national security and public engagement.


He said, “Across the world, we have also assessed the adept use of social media platforms by those who seek power to shape public opinion against citizens. This threat is both global and local and presents an immediate national security priority.

“The urgency to prepare and be proactive in our national security strategic communication management is now, and the spokespersons have a critical role to play.”


Ribadu asserted that the National Security Strategy 2019, currently under review, identified strategic communication as an element of national power.

He said the strategy should be integrated into all operational aspects, including information operations, psychological operations, public diplomacy and public relations, so as to project the country’s national power and values.



The NSA also called for the adoption of a plan of action to engage Nigerians, build trust, and counter violent extremism.


Ribadu charged the spokespersons to synergise and coordinate efforts to deny media space to terror groups and criminal elements, like Boko Haram and armed bandits, bent on stifling citizens’ freedom to life, dignity and security.

The NSA said in engaging with the public, communicators in the security sector should adopt strategies that take into account the personal sacrifices of service personnel.

He said, “Upon the sweat and blood of service personnel and the men and women who protect us daily, we must build a narrative of resilience and mobilise our people.

“We must tell their stories and sing their praise as part of a broader national strategic communication programme.


“As spokespersons, you have a critical role to play in effective governance communication to project our results and reach audiences at home and abroad.

“Countering fake news will require that we are ahead of the news and proactively update the public.”

The NSA promised to ensure that government communication aligned with President Bola Tinubu’s vision and directives, and the messages were well-coordinated and in line with national security objectives and values.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/04/social-media-now-priority-for-national-security-ribadu/

A criminal Ex police officer with empty head is the national security adviser.

@ Kindness 218


By the time you are tracked with that number and arrested for your foolishness and lame attempt to scam impressionable people, Satan would take the blame.

And idiots are wondering why prices of goods and services aren't reducing..

This is one of the areas they are using to make Nigerians paupers.😋😋😋😋

Value Added Tax. More money for the thieves in Govt, more Nigerians fall into abject poverty with low purchasing power.

Thief'nubu is a plague worst than nuclear bomb.

Reno o monkey thinks economics is the art of using propaganda to reduce hardship and price of goods in the market.

He should come and talk about dollar again. Useless animal.

The army should raze down the entire community with immediate effect for harbouring criminals.

Thièfnubu is fighting for corruption to thrive in Nigeria.

From day one, Nigerian police is the most useless police in the world.