Cartelips: A Nairalander Ukemeotoabasi Inyand is set to tie the knot with his heartthrob Blessing Timothy in the city of Uyo, on March 2, 2024. Congratulations to them ❣️❣️👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🥂🥂
Thank God for your life has Tinubu no happen to you 😂
Africa’s largest economy, Nigeria is battling with severe challenges. amongst these challenges is the problem of lack of infrastructure. A reputation no good for the largest crude exporter and biggest economy in Africa. In 2024, Nigeria aims to complete, continue and flag off new infrastructural projects to keep abreast with its economy and population.
The 4th mainland bridge, lekki epe international airport and the lagos rail mass transit comprising the lagos red line and lagos blue line leads the way on our list.
Here are the top 10 largest construction projects in Nigeria 2024.
Ojota Opebi link bridge 4th mainland bridge lagos abuja kaduna kano highway (section 1) gwagwalada power plant kaduna - maradi rail line port harcourt refinery rehabilitation lagos blue line phase 2 lekki-epe international airport lagos red line ogun agro cargo airport
Massiveglory: That look from the arab guy carries very loud message
That Arab guy is a PhD holder with correct certificate, sometimes he speaks without a prepared speech, he is the head of ADNOC, like our NNPCL, just like Kolo Kyari
President Bola Tinubu on Saturday, called for the suspension of economic sanctions imposed on Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso, and Guinea by ECOWAS.
Speaking at the Extra-ordinary Summit of ECOWAS in Abuja, President Tinubu, who is the Chairman of the Authority of Heads of State and Government of the organization, stated that: “Everything we did was in hopes of persuading our brothers that there existed a better path, a path that would lead to genuine improvement of their people’s welfare through democratic good governance. And this was a path each of our nations had solemnly agreed with one another under formal regional treaties and protocols.
"However, the sanctions that we contemplated might help lead our brothers to the negotiating table have become a harsh stumbling block. In my mind and heart, that which is hurtful yet ineffective serves no good purpose and should be abandoned.
“ECOWAS was established for the unassailable objective of improving the lives of the people of this region through fraternal cooperation among all member states. This edifice was cemented on the strong foundation and apt conviction that, united as one, we can be the true masters of our destiny.”
The President further explained that ECOWAS took the steps it did based on the regional ideals of security, social stability; democratic governance, political freedom, broad-based prosperity, and sustainable economic development through fair opportunity for every one in West Africa.
He said neither hatred nor hidden motive influenced the steps taken and that there was never any intention to douse or undermine the legitimate political aspirations of any member state or to advance the interests of any outside party.
In calling for the suspension of sanctions, President Tinubu stressed that: “We must take note of the approach of the holy month of Ramadan and of Lent. Whether you pray in the mosque or in the church, this represents a time for compassion, hope, and harmony. It is a time that we must not only seek God but also a closer relationship with brother and neighbour.
“In the Spirit of the holy month and of the Lenten period, and with hearts bestirred by goodwill towards all our people, let us extend a hand as brothers and friends to those in Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso, and Guinea.
“What I suggest in real and practical terms is that we, my colleagues and fellow heads of state in ECOWAS, indefinitely suspend economic sanctions against Niger, Mali, Guinea and Burkina Faso and against the leadership of the military authorities in those nations.”
The President asked that ECOWAS facilitate the unfettered flow of foodstuffs, medicines and other humanitarian items to the people of these nations, especially to the most vulnerable, adding that for Nigeria, this will also mean the prompt resumption of export of electric power to Niger.
“In this vein, suspension of sanctions is an important but initial step. What we seek is more than the breaking of the diplomatic logjam. We must use this very moment when things seem tense and progress unavailing, to forge greater cooperation within our community.
“We not only reach out to our brothers. Today, we say unto them — let us begin to work more earnestly together for the economic development of our people and towards confronting those modern challenges that respect no borders or boundaries. Challenges ranging from climate change to violent extremism to illegal pilfering of our precious natural resources require that we join together in progress or we fail separately.
“As leaders of ECOWAS, we have accepted the honour and duty to draft the history of the region and its people during our tenure in office. We have also accepted the honour and duty to reach out to our brothers, letting them know this regional home belongs to us all. I shall do my utmost in this regard. I humbly beseech that you do the same.
“For these reasons, we must suspend sanctions and return to brotherly dialogue. I call on the leadership in Burkina Faso, Guinea, Mali, and Niger to embrace the hand extended,” the President stated.
kitombo: The truth is that its utility is very limited. The name of the white elephant project is "Akwa Ibom International Christian Worship Center" with a very conspicuous cross on its front pillar. Now, what kinda events would you expect to hold there, other than ecclesiastical? Can a political conference, business or music concert conveniently hold there? All these, including religious events can hold at the Lagos Arena.
Call whatever you like we appreciate it and love it you hang yourself if you don't like it
Never seen how many times you have called a mosque and white elephant project, look for the closest transformer and hug, tribal and religious bigots
kitombo: Does that proposed edifice commissioned by Sanwo-Olu look like a church to you? That Arena, apart from its entertainment and aesthetic value is a commercial venture that will boost the economy of the state ... not comparable to wasting state resources on a prayer house in the midst of grinding poverty and massive unemployment.
It's not just a prayer house, conferences would hold there also.
[quote author=abc115 post=128622495][/quote]Akwa ibom people come and see, later you come after your governor, have you seen any lagosian say anything bad about the project or are lagosian not hungry, is there no poverty in Lagos?
Thank God for what you have and appreciate your governor for that edifice
[quote author=miracle4 post=128617422]The family of Rebecca Sekidika, a 24-year-old first-class graduate of Benson Idahosa University, who died on February 2 after a routine checkup at Paragon Clinics and Imaging Diagnostics in Port Harcourt suspects medical negligent after an overdose of spinal anesthesia led to her untimely death.
That's what you see when they sort their way through university to get a degree, with drugs they issue could have been corrected, they just wasted the live of that girl
What do you expect, these are jobless Yoruba youths, when there mates are working they're going out to protest in support of a failed government and policies failing every week.
If you like blame everyone except Tinubu wouldn't change the face that people know the cause of this present hardship.
Tinubu should focus on the people and ensure that he blocks every avenue for corruption or looting and let Nigerians feel and allow the poor to breath, his policies are choking the breath out of the poor and they would start fighting back in whichever way they see fit.
The political class can't continue having their way at the expense of the poor. Now they have the opportunity to turn things around to the benefits of the poor they should act fast and leave all this politics.
Tinubu should listen to the governor and import enough paddy to at crash the prices for now and allow the farmers get back to farm to meet the demand, how can a mill be left idle like that, even if they have to fly the paddy they should do that, the government should be proactive and not reactive.
Forget that loser, just making a fool of himself, since he is not wise enough to know when to draw the line, everything seems against you, chill and wait you can run for Senate in the next election circle, you want to be governor for who ? Yourself or the people?
The state executive is not backing you neither is the National executive
If they like they arrest all BDC operators in the country the Naira will continue to fall, as long as we are not having in Flow of dollars nothing would happen, these men are not economist they are commercial bankers and don't expect anything good from Cardoso that ran a bank down to liquidation
Have they learned anything from the last election, I don't think they have if not SDP would have won Kogi election.
Would they do anything different in 2027 elections? No they will not, so what is the essence of this report if they will not learn from the lessons and correct it.
I am deeply ashamed of The professor,used to have great respect for them thinking they are men of integrity, but I see most of them if not all has opportunist, just waiting for the opportunity to steal.
santaclaws: Just witnessing this right now... All because of cheap rice that's not even enough to go round 😒
It is believed that people queuing to buy the N10k rice got frustrated when the queue was too much and some of them pulled down the gate of the Nigerian customs. Still, I don't believe this justifies tear-gassing people, some of which were nursing mothers who came with their infants.
Two people have allegedly lost their lives as per news circulating around the customs office.
Slytiger: Ojukwu killed those children NOT Gowon. Gowon was ready to supply food via the land borders/crossing so that the relief can be checked for weapons, but Ojukwu said NO.
Ojukwu wanted air deliver since France was including weapons with the relief being flown into Biafria. Ojukwu later on tried to use the starvation as war propaganda.
Your people know the truth and Ojukwu was rejected as a result when he tried to contest for presidency later on in the 2000s.
I really don't know why people tend to reverence Ojukwu that dragged an ethnic group in killing of millions due to his selfish ambition for not being made head of state after the death of Ironsi, that was the beginning of the whole issue. All other excuses for the war was all a smoke screen
Are there no other tribes in this country? Why all positions are for the Yorubas?
You remove someone replacement would be a Yoruba, you guys should start rejecting this positions, because with the way Tinubu is going I doubt if any Yoruba person would get a single appointment in the 16yrs after Tinubu must have left office.
politicoNG: The event held at the Lawn tennis court of the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium in Benin.
The Chairman of the Primary Committee, Zamfara State Governor, Dauda Lawal-Dare announced that Ighodalo scored 577 votes, Anselm Ojezua 0, Osaro 0, Deputy Governor Philip Shaibu 1 vote.
Also present was the host Governor, Godwin Obaseki, Co-Chairmam of the Primary Committee Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State, members of the National Working Committee of the PDP and representatives of INEC.
So only Phillip Shaibu voted for himself, na wa this world is full of evil