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jpphilips:But how come you called that nonsense?so you prefer this unitary system,then you are part of the Nigerian problem. |
jpphilips:Go and read 1960 and 1963 constitution , you pay a % back to the federal and keep the rest . |
Sirjamo:Local Government Areas Kano State consists of forty-four (44) Local Government Areas (LGAs). They are: LGA Name Area (km2) Census 2006 population Administrative capital Postal Code Local Government Chairman and the Head of the Local Government Council Fagge 21 200,095 Waje 700 Alh. Habibu Saleh Mai Lemo (APC) Dala 19 418,759 Gwanmaja 700 Alh. Ibrahim Suleiman Dan’isle (APC) Gwale 18 357,827 Gwale 700 Alh. Abdullahi Zubair Imam (APC) Local government Rivers State is currently consisted of 23 Local Government Areas, all of which handle local administration, under an elected Chairman. Each of the local government areas has its own administrative seat. They are: LGA name Area (km2) Census 2006 population Administrative seat Postal Code Wards Port Harcourt 109 541,115 Port Harcourt 500 20 Obio-Akpor 260 464,789 Rumuodumaya 500 17 Okrika 222 222,026 Okrika 500 12 Ogu–Bolo 89 74,683 Ogu 500 12 Eleme 138 190,884 Nchia 501 10 Tai 159 117,797 Sakpenwa 501 10 Gokana 126 228,828 Kpor 501 17 Khana 560 294,217 Bori 502 19 Oyigbo 248 122,687 Afam 502 10 Opobo–Nkoro 130 151,511 Opobo Town 503 11 Andoni 233 211,009 Ngo 503 11 Bonny 642 215,358 Bonny 503 12 Degema 1,011 249,773 Degema 504 17 Asari-Toru 113 220,100 Buguma 504 13 Akuku-Toru 1,443 156,006 Abonnema 504 17 Abua–Odual 704 282,988 Abua 510 13 Ahoada West 403 249,425 Akinima 510 12 Ahoada East 341 166,747 Ahoada 510 13 Ogba–Egbema–Ndoni 969 284,010 Omoku 510 17 Emohua 831 201,901 Emohua 511 14 Ikwerre 655 189,726 Isiokpo 511 13 Etche 805 249,454 Okehi 512 19 Omuma 170 100,366 Eberi 512 10 Cities and towns Kano Municipal 17 371,243 Kofar Kudu 700 Alh. Mukhtari Ishaq Yakasai (APC) Tarauni 28 221,844 Unguwa Uku 700 Engr. (Dr.) Mukhtar Umar Zakari (APC) Nassarawa 34 596,411 Bompai 700 Alh. Lamin Sani Kawaji (APC) Kumbotso 158 294,391 Kumbotso 700 Alh. Lawan Isma'il (APC) Ungogo 204 365,737 Ungogo 700 Alh. Shehu Aliyu Ungogo (APC) Kano Metropolitan Area 499 2,828,861 700 Dawakin Tofa 479 246,197 Dawakin Tofa 701 Alh. Saleh Rabiu (APC) Tofa 202 98,603 Tofa 701 Alh. Yaro Inuwa (APC) Rimin Gado 225 103,371 Rimin Gado 701 Alh. Halliru Audu Yalwa (APC) Bagwai 405 161,533 Bagwai 701 Alh. Ado Isyaku Daddauda (APC) Gezawa 340 282,328 Gezawa 702 Alh. Ibrahim Isa Jogana (APC) Gabasawa 605 211,204 Zakirai 702 Alh. Ghali Adamu Garun Danga (APC) Minjibir 416 219,611 Minjibir 702 Alh. Nasiru Garba Kunya (APC) Dambatta 732 210,474 Dambatta 702 Muhammadu Audu Wango (APC) Makoda 441 220,094 Makoda 702 Abubakar Salisu Makoda (APC) Kunchi 671 110,170 Kunchi 703 Alh. Aminu Adamu Gwarmai (APC) Bichi 612 278,309 Bichi 703 Alh. Muhammad Sani Muqaddas (APC) Tsanyawa 492 157,730 Tsanyawa 703 Alh. Safiyanu Muhammad (APC) Shanono 697 139,128 Shanono 704 Alh. Malami Ibrahim Shanono (APC) Gwarzo 393 183,624 Gwarzo 704 Alh. Sunusi Abdullahi Gwarzo (APC) Karaye 479 144,045 Karaye 704 Alh. Ibrahim Ahmad Karaye (APC) Rogo 802 227,607 Rogo 704 Alh. Abubakar Mustapha Rogo (APC) Kabo 341 153,158 Kabo 704 Alh. Mamuda Idris Kabo (APC) Northern Kano State 8,332 3,143,899 701 to 704 Bunkure 487 174,467 Bunkure 710 Alh. Rabiu Bala (APC) Kibiya 404 138,618 Kibiya 710 Yusuf Shehu Kibiya (APC) Rano 520 148,276 Rano 710 Alh. Muhammadu Ubale Dan-Kawu (APC) Tudun Wada 1,204 228,658 Tudun Wada 710 Engr. Ibrahim Nayola (APC) Doguwa 1,473 150,645 Riruwai 710 Alh. Ali Abdu Doguwa (APC) Madobi 273 137,685 Madobi 711 Alh. Lurwanu Umar Kanwa (APC) Kura 206 143,094 Kura 711 Alh. Basiru Abubakar Turaki (APC) Garun Mallam 214 118,622 Garun Mallam 711 Alh. Sa'adu Abashe (APC) Bebeji 717 191,916 Bebeji 711 Alh. Mudansir Umar Bebeji (APC) Kiru 927 267,168 Kiru 711 Nasiru Mu'azu Kiru (APC) Sumaila 1,250 250,379 Sumaila 712 Abdulhamid Idris Rimi (APC) Garko 450 161,966 Garko 712 Arc. Hamza Said Garun Ali (APC) Takai 598 202,639 Takai 712 Alh. Inusa Abdullahi Dambazau (APC) Albasu 398 187,639 Albasu 712 Alh. Hamisu Abdulhamid (APC) Gaya 613 207,419 Gaya 713 Alh. Lawan Saleh (APC) Ajingi 714 172,610 Ajingi 713 Alh. Isa Abdulkadir Tsangaya (APC) Wudil 362 188,639 Wudil 713 Bello Abubakar (APC) Warawa 360 131,858 Warawa 713 Alh. Ibrahim Abdullahi Danlasan (APC) Dawakin Kudu 384 225,497 Dawakin Kudu 713 Alh. Maikudi Yusuf 'Yargaya (APC) Southern Kano State |
Sirjamo:That is not true if the proceeds are shared according to number of states and local governments,do the mathematics,you are tryin to write about the 13% dereivation but it cost more to build infastructures in does regions that were left and needed to do catch up .In the past during the regonal system ,you get 45% of thr proceeds from your wealth to develop your land. |
Blue3k:The project is a 45-year concession awarded by the Nigerian Ports Authority, on a build, own, operate, and transfer (BOOT) model. Further rationale for the Lekki Port capacity: 1. Container demand growing at 1.9 x GDP growth over the past two decades @ CAGR of 13% +. 2. Lagos accounts for 90% of the container throughput in Nigeria. 3. Capacity constraints at Lagos Port due to: i. limitation of draught, storage area, and equipment; ii. expansion and road access limitation; and iii. potential safety hazards. 4. Lekki Port will help to bridge the projected demand-capacity gap by: i. accommodating larger vessels; ii. optimized storage area and ease of expansion; iii. modern equipment; and iv. facilitatation of relocation of tank farms. |
Blue3k:https://lekkiport.com/about-lekki-port-lftz-enterprise/company-profile/ You are correct,they are all invloved |
Blue3k:Not true,lekki sea port is not ,its lagos state, and the free trade zone is state,am not sure of badgry |
Blue3k:not true,lekki sea port is not ,its lagos state and the free trade zone is state,am not sure of badgry |
johnmartus:Its a state project and i am even surprised they mentioned the lekki and badadry ports because they were state projects. |
[quote author=Omudia11 post=77291526]When you tell them how the bolded is a hindrance, they always deny. They should come and deny this now. [/quoteThat's true,they are brainwashed already.] |
Anna Okon with agency report Nigeria is building a new deep-seaport and considering two additional facilities to ease congestion at Apapa seaports, which currently handle about 80 per cent of all shipping traffic in the country. A new facility is already under construction in the Lekki Free Trade Zone in Lagos through a public-private partnership, while another may be built in the Badagry area of the city, near the border with Benin. A third project, the Ibom seaport, is under consideration in the oil-rich Niger delta , Nigerian Ports Authority Managing Director, Hadiza Bala-Usman, disclosed in a recent interview with Bloomberg. The government had in the past year, invested in developing the eastern ports of Warri, Calabar, Onne and Port Harcourt, whose river channels are too narrow to accommodate large vessels, forcing shipping companies to take their vessels to Lagos. The NPA last year commenced the dredging of Warri port at the cost of $44.861m (N16.150bn). Bala-Usman has also encouraged flat-bottomed vessels that do not require too much sea depth to berth at the eastern ports and the response has been encouraging as there was an increase in the number of such vessels calling at the Port Harcourt and Calabar ports since last year. Bloomberg reported that the Apapa and Tin Can Island ports remained the hubs for cargo transiting through Africa’s most populous nation. But inefficiency and congested roads to the ports mean daily queues of hundreds of trucks. The government wants to focus on improving the nearby roads and other infrastructure to ease the transportation of goods including cars, computers, food and machinery, Bala-Usman told the business newswire. “We have congestion because 80 per cent of our cargo goes on the road. You must have that seamless evacuation, if not, it’s laughable to think you will not have congestion,” she said. Shipment delays of almost eight weeks prompted the National Cashew Association of Nigeria to raise the alarm last month as $300m worth of nuts remained stuck in containers on trucks waiting to enter the ports. Inadequate infrastructure, stifling red tape and corruption at the ports are hurting business, the Nigeria Cashew Exporters Association said. Similar concerns were voiced by the nation’s cocoa exporters last year after trucks carrying the beans took as long as four weeks to get through the potholed roads to the ports, pushing up haulage costs and putting sales contracts at risk. The Ministry of Transport is building a new railway to the Lagos ports to speed up the evacuation of cargo, Usman said. For now, trailer parks are being built to take trucks off the road and barges have been deployed to move cargo on inland waterways. Lagos is Africa’s biggest city, with an estimated population of 22 million people. https://punchng.com/new-seaports-underway-to-ease-apapa-gridlock-npa/?fbclid=IwAR2POz6qSvlJLx4HLYCaTznsMTnr82Oo-GolEZsqXm_cQCNY0OvP7zR3qIg |
JasonScoolari:The Omoluabi is a philosophical and cultural concept that's native to the Yoruba people. It's used to describe a person of good character. The omoluabi concept signifies courage, hard work, humility and respect.[1] An omoluabi is a person of honor who believes in hard work, respects the rights of others, and gives to the community in deeds and in action. Above all, an omoluabi is a person of integrity.[2] The Omoluabi concept is an adjectival Yoruba phrase, which has the words - "Omo + ti + Olu-iwa + bi" as its components. Literally translated and taken separately, omo means 'child', ti means 'that or which', Olu-iwa means the chief or master of Iwa (character), bi means 'born'. When combined, Omoluabi translates as "the baby begotten by the chief of iwa". Such a child is thought of as a paragon of excellence in character.[3] An omoluabi demonstrates and exhibits the inherent virtue and value of Iwapele. Iwapele is ultimately the basis of moral conduct in Yoruba culture and a core defining attribute of an omoluabi. The most fundamental of these principles demonstrated by an omoluabi are;[4] Oro Siso (Spoken word, the Yoruba accord great respect for intelligent and expert use of language) Iteriba (Respect) Inu Rere (Good will, Having a good mind towards others) Otito (Truth) Iwa (Character) Akinkanju (Bravery) Ise (Hardwork) Opolo Pipe (Intelligence) An individual can be termed an omoluabi irrespective of the religion the person adheres to. Consequently, some of the characteristics and traits of an omoluabi are considered virtues in many religions, for example, humility, truth and honesty are Christian and Muslim virtues. He his British trained and not an omoluabi. |
[quote author=OkpaAkuEriEri post=77271178]n d govt take loan 4rm Igbo bizness man. Ur generaxn is worse Dan illiterate. Poorper.[/quot Continue with your arrogance ,you will get the results after the inguarations . |
OkpaAkuEriEri:You are an illierate,you pay land rent to the state govt.your documents can be revoked easily |
Alexis11:You are on point!and they blame today on others,or they stop teaching histroy to them,because their own versions of events is always 370degree turn from the real events.the authors from igbo land normally write from their own angle . |
mbos:What about shoes we wear from Brazil,Thailand and Vietnam,what if it's banned. |
mbos:Did you read about igbo men that imported stew in packs?because it's cheaper to cook in India and cow is not consumed much and only by the Muslim and Christian population,so it was easy to cook and pack them for dumping. |
mbos:Government policies ,to industrialize and reduce importation will affect you people.Nigeria just made a mistake joining the world trade organization.if not we produce what we consume and refuse dumping |
mbos:Free market?do you know the meaning? |
mbos:Lol!from all the events of the past,you were domineering in nature,the coups,the war ,the betrayals are all signs.in Midwest region ,which was netural in the baifra war ,you invaded them and wanted to impose an igbo has the governor ,without considering the locals and indigenous people.also eyo yita was cheated and never became the premier of the eastern region,you people chose Micheal opara.You can't share power or reason normally . |
clemmonce:Their baifra is not homogeneous in nature,since they plan all the South South with them.so the system of government they are running away from Nigeria which is federalism will be the same system they might use and probably hijack it like they did in Nigeria and change the system a unitary one and hold them hostage. |
mbos:But you ibos created this system ,and it has backfired on you people.you intentions were same when you created the system. |
bosco2017:A man that was so sure buhari was jubril.you still beiieve |
bosco2017:Bait of biafra different from your own baifra,you hot the name from there. |
GBOKASINCHA:The south has subsided your region before and after independence,you are here throwing tantrums.you people can produce milk for export,fresh milk. |
Ugosample:Some guys got to Dubai ,but they still stotrmed an exhange bank to rob.because money is important in life |
Ugosample: |
[quote author=Lentilize post=77243861]I'm about to retire to bed: it's past my bed-time! Have good night rest! Bye

