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IduNaOba:
No!
Who go maintain am?

There is nothing difficult about it to maintain!

Moreover, the covered drainage PREVENTS debris(Sand, plastic bottles, etc) from entering the gutter and blocking it, thereby, reducing the chances of having the gutters blocked!!!
This is the way to build gutters nwanne m. Believe me this things are very easy to do and this is not even Europe or America.

mrvitalis:
Ask you to pay 20% of everything you earn as tax now u would start complaining but u want European standard projects

The picture below is how gutters should be covered up and THIS PICTURE IS NOT EUROPE. I had to take that picture on my way back from work just to show our people how gutters should look like. I cannot imagine how we will have open gutters even on the road leading to our Anambra Airport.
This is very simple thing to do nwanne.
Take a good look at the pictures below and see how well laid they appear.

Elusive001:
The cost of removing debris from clogged closed drains is high? Nigeria do not have the right culture of correct refuse disposal that is needed for closed drains.

Covering them with easy-to-remove slabs is good anyway.

The purpose of covering gutters is to PREVENT debris from clogging it up. I don't understand how you think open gutters is the ideal thing.
Look at the picture below! You can see how the drainage is covered up thereby preventing Debris. There are still inlets through which the gutter can be accessed if the need be! Very simple thing to do!!!!

Cover the gutters!
Cover the gutters!!
Cover the gutters!!!

Congratulations to the Queen of Africa and Oceania.

What a pathetic situation.

But wait o. Since when did the popular FMC we used to know, turn to Federal University Teaching Hospital? Do you care to point me to any news bearing such development?

mrvitalis:
This was not a project this was a functional factory earning Nigeria 3.2 billion dollars

It folded because it could no longer receive shipment and the IMO river needed to be dredged

Sometimes read up before you display your Igbophabia

To you n your likes igbos won't take injustice n keep quiet... We would keep singing them let guilty conscience keep tormenting you

Odogwu mpiawa azu i-na apia ndi Yoruba gwogwo ebe a
Biko kedu ebe a-na aru project nke a? Kedu ebe obu n'alaigbo?

AntiZikist:
Dey wait for Nigeria to come and build rail line for you ingrates.

Ewedu gobbler..Rest!!!

Lol... Nigeria as a country doesn't know how to position infrastructure to meet target.

Like that train station they are building to Niger abi chad. Lol

Meanwhile they neglected the ever busy and lucrative Eastern rail lines.

OreMI22:
In many developing countries, including Nigeria, open drainage channels work better than closed ones. Drainage channels are like big gutters on the sides of roads. They carry away rainwater to keep roads from flooding. Open drainage channels are left uncovered, so you can see inside, while closed drainage channels are covered up, like pipes.

People on social media sometimes make jokes about open drainage channels, saying they look bad. But they can actually be very helpful! For example, in places like Lagos, when they tried building closed drainage channels a long time ago, they all ended up getting clogged. These channels got blocked because sand, trash, and other things kept piling up in them. Without a way to clean them, water couldn’t flow properly, and it just created more problems. Go to Onitsha-Owerri road at nwa Aziki junction and see how the closed drainage channels built by CCC have been blocked with no way of getting inside to desilt it. The result is that every rainy season, that area collapses due to heavy flood on the roads.

One of the big issues is that many roads in these areas aren’t paved, so sand and dirt from these roads get washed into the drains. Plus, some people still throw trash on the streets, which clogs the drains too. In countries like America, people don’t throw trash on the streets, so closed drainage works better there. But in places where trash and sand can easily get into the drains, open drainage channels make it easier to clean them out and keep water flowing.

In short, open drainage channels help us deal with the trash and dirt that often end up in the drains, so we can keep the water moving and prevent floods more easily!

What you have explained above is not an excuse to continue having open drainage. I live in an African country that is so poor. Yet this very country manages to build covered drainages. Covered drainages does not mean that it cannot be opened and desilted. There are slabs used to cover the drainage in such s way that the slabs can be disassembled and the dirt excavated.

ANSMEDIA:
Chinua Achebe international airport road undergoing beautification.

Our leaders are cursed with the spirit of OPEN GUTTERS. Even in an airport environment?
Chinike nna!!! What is this

The state government should plant grasses to a good length from where the road hits the kerb and then canopy trees should dot the grassed areas at every ten meters or so. This is to prevent the red sand from being blown onto the road by air. This will improve the aesthetics of the airport road environment.

Simple things that a village illiterate should know how to do is what these politicians find Difficult to brainstorm. Tufiakwa!!!

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noobody:
Clean Google pixel 5,8gb/128gb-205k

Factory unlocked and working perfectly!!

Call/Whatsapp:08100115319

Is this available? Inteerested

Mazi Nnamdi will be released because all agitations or interests having link with ISRAEL will be a top priority.

FG will soft peddle on their crack down on legitimate agitations.

Rule of law will be stronger!

More peace across the world

franchasng:
An unimaginable come back at that

I tell you.

God bless America
God bless Israel
God bless Biafra.

Thunder gbuo gi there.

Its very personal to us because it determines a lot

Congratulations Mr President.

What a come back!!!

Congratulations Mr President Donald Trump

Sabotage act from the usual envious people. We know.

God pass them!

DuBLINGreenb:
I know bro, I told someone I wanted to buy a rental property for 10m some small apartments but the rent yearly I will receive was 180,000 to 200,000 per year

Which will mean it will take me 50 years to get back my 10,000,000 naira I put into the house

Not only that the 200,000 naira will not be enough to do anything significant in my life, in the international market that 200,000naira is $121 today not enough to pay my one months rent abroad. Not enough for anything

I have thought of so many investments in Nigeria but all of them are loss making ventures.

Another problem is the devaluation of the naira, if you invest $10,000 in Nigeria let’s assume you get 100,000 naira weekly or monthly from the business assuming that 100,000 naira is $100 today by next tomorrow it will be $98 four days from today it will be $80 3 weeks from today it would be $50

So the money you make in Nigeria just keeps losing value due to no fault of yours.


And we haven’t even touched on people ripping you off if you aren’t present in the country to watch/oversee your business yourself


I think the best approach would be move to Nigeria yourself and invest or find someone you can absolutely trust to carry on the business otherwise don’t invest

Any investment in Nigeria is a guaranteed loss for the person. Regardless of whether the person is in ground or not. Being on ground will not stabilize the naira, will not provide constant electricity, will not provide the required security. What of accidents and robbery? Dont even talk about healthcare. 50% of drugs in Nigeria now are all fakes. Going to the hospital now is far more risky than the sickness the sickness the person wants to treat. Why? Experienced doctors have jakpa. Remaining student doctors and nurses.
I read about a lady that went to check up cos she was having delayed period,,,omo one thing lead to another, they took the lady to theatre, cut one place and blood was gushing. Omo like play like play, the lady died o.

And she was preparing to go to UK for studies.

I will look for the news and attach it here

https://www.nairaland.com/8010778/rebecca-sekidika-rivers-first-class

DuBLINGreenb:
Wow 15 years later 😮 🙆🏾‍♂️
See hooge mistake wey person dey regret for 15 years
No be small thing oh
It reminds me of that one tv show in Nigeria were one of the characters who is a mechanic usually says “I miss abroad” whenever Nigeria happens to him or someone else, he will immediately have flashback of his time abroad and shake his head in pity and say “I miss abroad”. Kate henshaw was in the show as a restaurant owner.

Back to the matter you know what makes what you just typed even more pitiful? Nigeria has only gotten worse in those 15 years oh.

So if the guy was hoping “e go better” in year 1, year 2, year 3 till 10 then 15 omo I can’t imagine how he is feeling now.

Another thing is people who could have afforded to japa with ease just 2 years ago, will need to struggle to japa today and people who would japa with ease 15 years ago in 2009 when 1 U.S dollar was only 154 Naira will not be able to japa at all today that 1 dollar is 1,641 naira

Everything you typed is on point.

All the news about Nigeria are Negative even today the Children held in police cell for 90 days and told to bring 10million naira each for bail with 2 sureties of grade level 15 in civil service with employment letter and last promotion letter and a family member. To the black out in the North for weeks abi months because allegedly terr*rists blew the transmission lines and are stopping the Nepa officials from going to fix it, to fuel price hike and even though Dangote has fuel Ipman and govmt are refusing to buy from him , Naira devaluation, police accidentally crushing 35 year old woman to de.ath etc. etc.

All bad news the sad part and the reason for this thread is some times people forget why they left in the first place, they forget what their life’s were on day to day basis they get used to the 24/7 electricity, getting paid salary on time every week or every 2 weeks, they get used to good roads, good security, clean environment, job availability abroad and mistakenly think “well life will be the same in Naija as it is abroad but with family & friends & good weather.

When they start thinking of Nigeria they have nostalgia they only remember “good times” parties, clubbing, family, friends, food, entertainment they forget every other thing I listed earlier, the power failure, insecurity, the police check points and bribery, the fact that it takes years to get a job. The sachet water wrappers, plastic bags and dirt everywhere, people throwing refuse in the drainage and the sides and center of the roads, the traffic, the heat, election violence etc.

Add to the fact that some in Nigeria will say leave that dish washing job, that cleaning old people yansh that pays you 11pounds an hour for 20 or 40 hours a week = £440 (938,000 naira a week) (with all the infrastructure safety and amenities the UK or similar countries have) come and be a manager of a bank for 300,000 a month you will not do anything just sit in the office and people will worship you.

Some Nigerians abroad when they face one or two challenges (weather, lack of social life or man and woman) will start to fall for it.


Will you rather have social life & “good weather” and be able to save between 0 - 50,000naira every month from your 300,000 monthly salary if you even see work that will pay you 300,000 per month or sacrifice that social life small, endure the cold weather and have the opportunity to be able to save one week salary or half of one week salary of £200-£440 (420,000naira to 940,000naira) every month out of your monthly salary for those who work full time.

You are spot on my brother! I wish i can like your comment a hundred times. See, i have been following developments in Nigeria ever since i knew how to read. When i was still in Jss1 many years ago, while going to school, I used to stop at newspaper stands to read the head lines. I make sure that i look up all the major newspapers' story headlines before i continue on my way to school. As young as i was then, i usually leave that stand with sadness because there was NEVER a day you will see ONE good news on the the papers. Never! All through my schooling years till i graduated, i came to ONE realization.


Nigeria will NEVER function or get better. Go and look at the complains since the 70s, 80s and 90s. They are still the EXACT same thing Nigeria is battling till today 3 day of August 2024.
All the things you mentioned have been in the same state since. No single improvement in any area. Mehnn when i finished my university education, i decided already, even before that time, that i will never go for NYSC. Instead i started early to look for a way of survival for myself. The drive and Passion in me to escape that HELLFIRE called a country Nigeria, made me to work hard and find my way outside the borders of Nigeria, though still in Africa. But you know what, this is the beat decision i took for my life.

In this small country that i am there is 247 electricity, there is sanity everywhere i look around. Have never seen anybody fighting in the street. You can move around at any time of the night even sleep on the road side and wake up with your phones and money intact. I have never heard the sound of sirens here. Only emergency ambulances uses sirens. Have never heard any gunshot. My brother you need to see the quality of roads and how they build it carefully and neatly despite not being a rich country. High tension wires are armored cables so there is no news of high tension wire falling on anybody. There is pipe borne water 247 with meters.

It is here i saw a functional water reservoir supplying portable water to houses. In Nigeria it is always on election posters you will see them write "Supply portable water" as their agenda but they never make it work or function. Even the little work i do here pays me better than those cashiers working in a bank in Nigeria. Meanwhile my mates in Nigeria still fo not have work to do after many years of graduation. Mehnnn... Nigeria is a dead country! Only a m*d person will return to that place to live.

designking:
Over 90% of Nigerians living in Lybia are from the Eastern part of Nigeria.

Majority of Easterners probably supported Libyans action against Nigeria but they are still the ones been arrested.

You are not well. The Westerners are the ones getting arrested up and down. Read up and see where one of your scratch face brothers is complaining. In South Africa, Yoruba people were still the victims..the whole country saw the names of the deportees and they were mostly Yoruba.

It will be a very costly mistake for anyone to come back to Nigeria from wherever you are. From those that i have come across, they mostly regret it. One of my close relation who came back from just Gabon after spending many years there and persistent callings from family to come back. 15 years later, he is still regretting making that move to come back to Nigeria. It will be a situation of loss and no gain whatsoever.
Before you come back, ask yourself - what are you coming back to? Even from the daily news you get from Nigeria is enough intel to tell you whats up.

My final advice: if you are based anywhere outside Nigeria, Never come back!!! At least not for now. Its a DEAD country and will remain so for a very long time to come.

Piece of trash with bugs all over. Especially the annoying Phoenix app.

Dont buy!!

Their people are like that. What about the Oba who scammed people

Anither563:
She will make history as the first woman and first African American to be elected President of the United States.

May God bless the United States of America for ever!

She is Indian not African American

faithfull18:
Who knows why the Google pixel 5a's camera and video output is always dark despite checking the correct settings? I have checked it out on Google as well but yet to get a solution.

That 5a e be like problem full im body. Judging from the reviews and comments in GSMArena, i avoided that 5a and went for just Pixel 5

ANSMEDIA:
The dualisation of Awka-Agulu-Ekwulobia-Uga Road, a key infrastructure project initiated by Gov. Soludo, is progressing at an impressive pace.

Good photo quality. Please be using Black color to write Anambra first Son. It allows somebody to see your name clearly without zooming the picture. I zoomed it before i saw where you wrote Anaocha

viccy12:
None of these projects like Awka mall, Ekwulobia flyover, New government house etc will be completed this year. It shows money is tight and Soludo needs to borrow

He doesn't want to borrow. So rest!
Why do you badly want him to borrow?

And who says the Easterners have a high bride price? You cannot say because in your culture, bride price is not paid on a woman's head before marriage, that will now mean that 2000 is a high amount for a bride price. One of my friends Taiwo impregnated a girl and the girl was just given to him by her parents. No form of value in such culture.

[quote author=floss post=132681178]Google Pixel 5 over this.