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sir,how much to land jeep liberty 2003,not more than 130k mileage??

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COMPAQ: The monorail in not really necessary for port Harcourt. There is a lot more improvement on the roads that could have been done to improve the traffic situation. For me the only city in Nigeria that really really needs a monorail is Lagos. Lagos has the middle class to sustain it and the benefits as per improved mobility in Lagos will far exceed what it will generate in Port Harcourt.

...are you for realmy man if you dont know it,know it now....LAGOS HAS NO BLOODY MIDDLE CLASS.WHAT YOU HAVE THERE IS THE SUPER RICH AND THE SUPER POOR!!

dBard: dude, nobody is being unreasonable or negative here. we're Rivers, n dat project doesn't make 2much sense..maybe in pics n on paper but not wen u look at d reality on ground. The distance is short, it is Ridiculously expensive, n it runs from 'town' t UTC junction, wen most ppl leaving town r either headed t Boro park,education,d miles or twards Rumoula, so how has dat solved any/decongested d traffic situation?? UTC,d dis embarkment point has no provision f bus or cab terminal, so u can imagine wat d situation 'll b like even if one is created. lets leave bias n all aside n call a spade a spade. It Is an Unpopular project, no matter hw long or hw much d HE tries t sell it t d populace.

err....sorry but have you actually read up on this project??
sharks stadium to UTC is actually phase 1A,phase 1B is UTC to waterlines......remember,there is a phase 2 of this project.i live in PH and lets be honest this was an ill advised project from the start because its funds could have been channeled to other things.BUT while this is so,i believe since this project is already started,lets give them the benefit of the doubt.if phase 1 is completed,you can imagine the reduced pressure on aba road at that segment(sharks to waterlines).
And for those comparing a monorail system to a LRT,i think they both serve completely different functions.
the lagos LRT system to badagry makes absolute sense and is on point.The LRT is the best INTERCITY train system which is what lagos is doing.in the same vein it would not make sense to do a monorail from mile 2 to badagry OR a LRT from sharks to waterlines.it just does not make sense!!The monorail IMHO is a good INTRACITY system,but can it be maintaineddo we really need it nowis it a priority when what PH needs badly is roads

ovie abeg give me quote for honda eod 2003,toyota camry 2003 9big 4 notin)cammry 99-pencil and camry 2001

with a mileage of 190K+ any buyer who gets this car for more than 800k should have his head checked.

zeal500: Odili- brought d 1st town bus,brt or moluwe
odili renovated schools just as Amaechi
odili did d slaughter bridge n Eliozu
odili did d Nlng road

Rick Ross simply go and hide......Odili n Amaechi are birds of the same feather(s). i will suggest u go and get ur facts right....'no bi to use billions dualiz road', we want change dt we can c
support gd governance n it will b well wt ur generations yet unborn

you still have the guts to mention a man who built the first bridge to collapse in port harcourtyour brand of ogogoro must be out of this world...

Rossikk: Fashola has no shame it seems. This is the same Lagos where streets are built with open drainage and no pedestrian sidewalks, (except on major highways). People forced to walk along sand and jumping gutters here and there. Has Fashoila never been abroad? Has he ever seen open gutter in his travels, or a street without a sidewalk or pavement? Why doesn't he start by FIRST ensuring that the streets are well constructed, before talking RUBBISH about peoples 'beautifying' their houses? Why should I bother 'beautifying' my 'premises' when my street is a mess?

classic!

shymexx: Not exactly the same with Lagos... The population of Abuja isn't even up to a million, while Lagos has almost doubled in the last 7-10 years... The population of Lagos should be about 15 million now, and it's like one of the smallest states in Nigeria(if not the smallest)... It's just too much...

abuja less than a million?? ......abuja population wey don dey hit 5 million

@OP....oga fash please do the roads in lagos or go to jail!

Its obvious most peeps here haven't lived outside lagos SMH

Too many small boys on this forum pathetic!

Considering only housing, on the average(that is considering the city as a whole)goes to abuja,then lagos before ph. Considering everything(general cost of living)I give it ph then abuja before lagos

This is a conversation from my facebook page...names have been hidden!
OA:No Dull Moment in this country of ours. Just as it looks like the Electricity problem is on the mend, Professor Barth Nnaji STEPS DOWN as minister for Power!!! What is actually happening?!!!!!! Was he a solution discarded? Was he part of the problem. Abeg, we need answers!!!
Ọ U: Electricity problem on the mend? Duuuh...that was the rains!
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EA: Was he sacked or he resigned?
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OA: Nope, it was not the rains, I actually confirmed more power plants had come on stream......,and the distribution network was worked upon. Meanwhile, hydro-electric input into our national grid accounts for a fraction of total installed capacity. Like I earlier said, I was hoping the Professor hasnt stepped on toes too big for GEJ to allow him leverage. His resignation surely cannot be out of incompetence, cos if that is the case there are many ministers who ought not to be there. But for now, we can only speculate.
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OA: ‎ heard he RESIGNED, and that GEJ has ACCEPTED his resignation. Still dont know what to make of this.
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ỌC: No one is doubting the distinguished professor's abilities given the right environment. But pray, what does "competence" mean in an era of incompetence such as GEJ's?
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OA: Maybe I should have used the phrase "relative competence".
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OA: Point is, there are many ministers whom I dont even know what they have done since appointment, others whom I know have ALWAYS been on negative rather than positive side of things. AT LEAST, with him as minister power improved marginally. In a set up so much in want of credibility, I dont think he should be the first to go, but then, we are only speculating.
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UE: May be he failed the god-fathers...you know what I mean
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OA: Yes electricity ALWAYS drops after rainfall. Take away 300MW from our current 4,440MW, we still have 4100MW. That, while still being small is still higher than any amount we have generated in years. Point is, much of the improvement came from more plants coming on stream, plus the distribution network being worked upon.
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EA: may b still he is under pressure but doesnt want to compromise
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CO: The man was never going to succeed in his mission of turning around the electric power sector. Not with him fighting the marxist-oriented unions who want PHCN to be kept intact and other "vested interests" who want the status-quo to continue indefinitely.

However, the trigger for the resignation could lie with this story below : http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/privatisation-bids-cancelledover-firms-linked-to-nnaji/123388/
Privatisation: Bids Cancelled over Firms Linked to Nnaji, Articles | THISDAY LIVE
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CO: Please note that (without any prompting) Professor Barth Nnaji voluntarily disclosed his past relationships with 2 bidding companies to the National Privatisation Council and explained that he had resigned from their boards after he became government official. He even excused himself from participating in the panel considering the bids
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IU: I have a feeling dat GEJ cant withstand pressure and easily give in to blackmail, he just sacrificed one of his best, facts wil soon emerge. Nigeria is still on the reverse gear. Fingers crossed
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AE: From what I've read. He had declared his relationship with d 2 companies and had resigned from their board.... I dnt see anything to indicate that he was trying to 'settle himself'.... Well I guess we'll still no more in a bit. All I know is that power has been better in the last months, than I could v imagined...*sigh*
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IA: ‎...With his best " Power", Minister Nnaji tried 2 cast away strong demons in kingdom of Darkness ...d nxt Minister shld not b a professor but prophet in d rank of TB Joshua qualifications !
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EC: [b]I knew he was going to resign. I had a friendly discussion with him in his hotel room one of those days in Lagos,a day before he became minister. He is a family friend but I was shocked at how old he had become. He was complaining a lot about the corruption in government and in PHCN and saying that he had already worked out a plan to put in power but the system was too corrupt to allow him work. He had even gotten foreign partners but they would not invest until the mess called power ministry was cleaned up. He said he will do his best but then as I said goodbye to him I knew he was going to run away from Nigeria one day. As at then workers at PHCN were actually having night vigil prayers against him and their prayer point was for him to die. I am not joking. People like him never last.

He told me that if I started manufacturing equipment for the power industry he would make sure he forced the industry to buy from me and every other Nigerian who would manufacture such so that local jobs would be generated. I decided to slow down because the man did not know what he was up against. He was up against a system that was designed not to work. He had everything to lose if power did not work. With his private money and money he got from partners abroad, he set up a power plant in Aba, long before he became power minister. He did his best but I am very sorry for him. Nigeria just lost a prophet.The same way Soludo was messed up, Bart was also messed up. When will these Yankee men recognise that they are better off teaching at their universities than meddling in Nigerian politics.

They say companies he owned had interests in the bids. That is another lie. He had resigned from the board of Geometric and co and his shares in them had been transferred to a blind trust even before he became special adviser on Power. Otedola and Dangote who are part of the FEC are still owners of their respective country. Land of hypocrites! Nnaji, said that Jonathan called him and told him that he (jonathan) was going to use one of Nnaji's companies to buy shares by proxy for himself( Jonathan). Nnaji however said he told Jonathan that it would be better if he resigned so that his (Jonathan's) name and the reform process would not be dragged into the mud. Now this is where it gets interesting.
Never believe at face value what you hear or see in Nigeria.
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EC: This is a man who refused to participate in the panel that valued the bids and he resigned from the his company's board and handed his shares over to a blind trust. He put in his whole heart into the process. His own brother in-law participated in the bid and lost and Nnaji did not lift a finger to help him. It looks like in Nigeria, honesty is a joke. No country can survive with injustice. I hope GEJ and co know that the investors came because of Nnaji's pedigree. There is going to be a massive loss of confidence now. I just hope the man can recover his shares and go back to his companies and participate in the bids or at worst go back to his lecturing job in the USA. In one year he generated up to an additional 1200MW. He told me his plan was 13000MW by 2015 but that Nigeria will need $10bn /annum to achieve that and that is money Nigeria does not have so he opted to go for the foreign investment option. However, he put in a clause to ensure that by 2015, the Power sector would be the major source of new employments in Nigeria because all the investors would be forced to buy locally manufactured parts from Nigerian owned companies. He promised that he will personally empower those companies even if they were start up companies.
This is a man who quarrelled with Theodore Orji, governor of Abia because Orji refused to build good roads in Aba. The plan was that Nnaji's power plant in Aba would power all of Aba and Umuahia and environs and with the good roads, Aba will become the center of commerce in Nigeria. Theodore Orji failed him of course. This was before he became special adviser. He also quarrelled with Orji Uzor Kalu because Kalu would not let the gas power pipes pass the short route from Port Harcourt directly into Aba for his (Kalu's ) selfish reasons. The pipelines had to now take the long route. This man meant well for Nigeria.
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OA: Very revealing, I just went through the news report where Nnaji gave reasons why he resigned. There was a lot of "he" and "him" pronouns used that I dont know at which point if "he" referred to Nnaji or GEJ. But after de-constructing the sentence, it seems Nnaji is saying GEJ wanted to use Nnaji's company to buy shares for himself(GEJ) by proxy, a situation which then led Nnaji to resign. I may have read it wrongly but if am correct, for a man who VOLUNTARILY and OPENLY declared his situation before the technical evaluation committee (a sign of uncommon honesty), such "allegations" coming from such a man, even though yet unproven should deserve more than average attention.
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EC:It really does. On that premise, Nnaji seems to have taken the fall on behalf of Jonathan. Nnaji and Jonathan are actually personal friends. He was the brain behind Jonathan's re-election campaigns.
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EC: election campaigns. 2015 is re-election. Jonathan is going to lose Okonjo-Iweala next.
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EC; He should surround himself with competent hands. Shocking if he removes all the honest ones around him.
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OA: I would even prefer it if he throws every competent hand out of his governement. So we can see the incompetence and cluelessness in its full glare. This just goes to show one thing: a technocrat can only be competent as his boss is willing to allow him. Thats why you see reputabions of reputable technocrats go up in smoke when they serve clueless leaders.
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EC: you can say that again. There is likely to be a snowball effect. Nnaji was a key member of the economic team and FEC. So is Okonjo-Iweala. Iweala will not be very able to solely stand against the rogues (she also seems to have a short fuse) because power under Nnaji was gulping a huge part of the budget as one would expect. If Nnaji is replaced by a rogue, the reform process will stall yet the same amount of money will be gulped. Her fuse will likely blow. Everything was actually tied to power, including the fuel subsidy stuff. Jonathan should be careful. He is blundering too much these days. First he sacked an NSA who dared to tell him the truth. Now this. Anyway, we are watching. Make I go work. My generator has just been fixed.
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Please I need help . I use a blackberry curve 3. For d past 3 weeks, my dp has refused 2 change. Wat do I do?

.....yes ACN is the party to redeem us.....bunchaclowns!the earlier the westerners realize they've been scammed the better....

[quote author=999_666]If you are going to show development in Angola, at least be honest enough to inform others that those building were paid for by the government with expected future oil earnings.
The people can't even afford such cities, they are basically ghost towns.

You may not be comfortable with the level of development in Lagos, but be honest with your analysis and don't mislead others.

Check the link for more details. Angola have virtually mortgaged their future for a pie-in-the-sky type of development.

Angola's Chinese-built ghost town
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-18646243[/quote]yeah yeah.....exactly the same ish you guyz said bout dubai and now your leaders are falling over themselves to own properties there....
you sef no go mind to own one one quarter room for their ghetto(thats if they ve got any)

Eko Ile: These NL illeterates sha. Mention lagos and see them rush out to put down their own country for another country.

Do we now have to tell these ignorant people that Angola is a country with 100 billion oil money to burn while lagos is just a state within Nigeria with just 2 billion.


Shouldn't you olodo people be comparing with abuja which is a country capital like luanda instead of lagos?

If lagos is making so much moves with 2 billion imagine What we fit do with 100 billion.

I just wonder why you people don't weep and cry over your backward stone age villages.

o please.....so we are now comparing lagos to angola
....and please before you use the word 'illiterate'......learn how to spell it!!

[quote author=O.D.B.]Viewing this topic: Eko Ile, ~Bluetooth, O.D.B. and 1 guest(s)
Eko ile u gree talk? abi u wan go Luanda?
magga![/quote] ;Di bet if he was angolan,im for dey submit a** every morning for their president....

na wa o!!! see luanda....kai i feel like crying....our leaders have finished us

Dhelake: is dis hw every part of lagos luks like ... Mofo

look at that picture figuratively and you,ll understand.....

i am igbo....but i think this awo this awo that is really getting sickening.i come on nairaland in the morning and the first thing i see is this kind of threads.na wa o!
please we igbos have better things to do with our time(like make serious cash).please lets move the f**** on.

brixton: Anoda wizkid wannabe ind house. Wen did u start listening to rap my boy??

.........i should be asking you that question.just because dem born you yesterday,you come dey listen souljah boy no suppose give you liver comment on this thread....stick to your 'dirty south' blues (note, i didnt say rap!)and quit commenting on topics your father should be debating.

@OP....i love MI o!! but seriously im dey learn work! QED

ilegal music2 vs OTT?n**** please.......havent you guys insulted mode enough?

kai....good 'ol 042......UNEC na toy where eshoot and IMT dey na....lol. kush men for UNEC no get time.all man dey read book....lol. na law faculty pack all the system men.....but UNEC been sweet o!......been dey pursue the chick of baggers ex point 1(who ended up being my wife)...remain small dem for flog me....lol.
But seriously,i lost a cousin in UNEC who i helped show around when he first got into school.in as short as 2 years he had risen to become aye's chief butcher.
he went by the name 'castro'and i didnt know.all i heard was about one 'castro' that was notorious at IJ/GH....guy wey dey tell guys to climb up IJ on their knees....well,dude was finally shot in the head one unfortunate night.he's men were not around him that day neither was he strapped.
it was terrible....till today in mama no believe say im be kush man.why?because im dey lead bible study every morning,dey wash car + just dey generally dey help out for house.....

AFDB RENEWS PARTNERSHIP WITH GREATER PORT HARCOURT 15th December, 2011




In a sustained move to drive the New City project, a team of African Development Bank (AFDB) Officials met with the Greater Port City Management team today.
The AFDB led by its new Resident Representative, Dr. Ousmane Dore is exploring ways in which the AFDB and the Authority can partner in the development of infrastructure and capacity building. They also discussed sanitation and water reticulation in the the New City.
The Greater Port Harcourt City Development Authority (GPHCDA) Administrator, Mrs. Aleruchi Cookey-Gam explained the efforts of the present government in infrastructural development and urban renewal adding that the Rivers State government is constructing a new freeway (M1) linking both the Old and the New City as well as the M10 road to connect the air port and sea port in the State. She also stated that the government has put in place transparent procurement processes and other legal framework to facilitate infrastructural development.
Mrs. Cookey-Gam intimated the ADB Reps that out of the proposed thirty thousand (30, 000) residential units in the Phase 1 of the New City, three thousand will be built in the Phase 1A area. Other notable projects in this Phase of the New City include the new Rivers State University of Science and Technology (RSUST), a specialist hospital and the Sports Precinct where the State Government recently hosted the 17th National Sports Festival.
Dr. Ousmane Dore on behalf of his colleagues, Francis Ntamu (Private Sector Specialist) and Peter Sturmheit (Country Programme Officer), spoke of the strategic importance of the AFDB as they promote social, economic and infrastructural development on the continent.
Both the Authority and AFDB agreed to collaborate in infrastructural development and capacity building.



Dagogo Josiah
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