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i ll rig him/her in, i swear!but if we must rig in this country,why not rig the good people in?

which war in ph?nothing will happen.

did some of you actually read through these comments?pls dont be quick to insult the woman abeg. some people have posted wat actually happened. meanwhile,would we get the same response from okirika indigenes if it was an okirika governor threatening to do this?pls be honest.

this woman no know who amaechi be, after all this talk,sit back and watch the waterfronts come down.abi dem no do am for abuloma?

This is a vital question.If you can answer this,please by all means go ahead,because the earlier we start looking foward to the post oil era,the better for us.honestly i cant wait.

the same people over and over again.

phantomx@cliffhanger.com

my man, the only reason why we even have a semblance of health care in this country is because of doctors and their resolve to give good service, Doctors are humans too with families and i think it unfair that they are cryin against injustice and someone somewhere is busy blackmailing them with the hippocratic oath.are we really serious in this country?believe or not, the choice to stay back in the country( especially by those who can move elsewhere but dont wont to)is sacrifice enough.i can tell you that healthcare in this country is one or probably the only service in this country where the providers are striving hard to maintain a reasonable standard of service.

so should i send an email address for you to send them?

the youngest consultants earn about 3500 dollars, the states pay even less, thats a wonderful salary abi?your idiotic lawmakers have no problem earning much more than their american counterparts but do not think doctors deserve the same treatment.

@labi, why not?wat do you need?

wow, the man no go pay salaries again?what tangible projects?pls mention a few.the schools and health centres are not tangible projects?

@chiogo, lol, easy abeg!

god help us

please what is the proper spelling then?i seriously dont have an idea wat it is,

^now that is one good question

please what is the correct spelling?roflmao

RIVERS MONORAIL-construction

About The Project



The Rivers Monorail will be using the Intamin P30 Monorail Train, an electric driven train especially designed and most suitable for commuter services in cities.

It is the most recent model of its kind and characterized by modern design, spacious cabins and is equipped with large size door openings for easy access for passengers with luggage.

The visual impact of the train, the track beam (which it rides on) and the supporting columns will be minimal and an appropriate color will be chosen to help integrate the system into the environment.

System Statistics

- Maximum achievable transport capacity 1,300 pph/direction

- Average interval of train is approximately 12/24 mins

- Maximum Speed 70km/hr

- Track Length 19.1 km

- Total passengers per train (standard Capacity) 158

- Total passengers per train (peak capacity) 210

- Operating Brakes are electrical regenerative brakes

- Holding breaks are mechanical brakes

- Emergency brake are mechanical brakes (fail safe design)

- Overall Route Track Length – 19.1Km

- Overall No. of Columns – 1473

- Stations – 14

- Train Sets – 5

- Coaches per Train – 6

- Passengers per Train – 210

- Passengers per hr per direction – 1300

The Rivers Monorail Beam System



The Monorail Beam is elevated, supported by columns which in turn are supported by a foundation. The foundation will be properly sized to take all loads applied from the column to the foundation.

The foundation and the beam structure shall be designed to a minimum life time of 50 years. The foundation shall be designed and built to withstand the local climate conditions at Port Harcourt including flood, thunderstorm, heavy rain, etc.

Building the Rivers Monorail:
The Phase System

Statistics of Surveyed Route

•Overall Route Track Length – 19.1Km
•Overall No. of Columns – 1473
•Stations – 20

•Train Sets – 5
•Coaches per Train – 6
•Passengers per Train – 210
•Passengers per hr per direction – 1300
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Phases:

The Surveyed Route will be implemented in phases while other routes are being surveyed.

Planned implementation has been divided into Phase 1 and Phase 2.

Phase 1 will act as a Pilot Scheme that will enable people to gain confidence in the project. The other benefits of Phase 1 are:

•Provides opportunity to assess real impact on traffic and adjust plans as necessary.
•Allows for time to raise necessary funds.
•Phase 1 will be something tangible that potential investors and lenders can build their confidence on.

Phase 1:

•Two Trains
•Five Stations
•Transfer Length 6.4 km

Route 1:

Aggrey road (UPTH Junction) – Sharks Park

Sharks park – Supabod

Supabod – Isaac Boro Park

Isaac Boro Park – Garrison (Aba Road)

Phase 2:

- Five Trains

- Twenty Stations

- Transfer Length 19.1 km

Completed Route:

Aggrey road (UPTH Junction) – Sharks Park

Sharks park – Supaboard

Supaboard – Isaac Boro Park

Isaac Boro Park - Garrison (Aba Rd)

Garrison – Waterlines

Waterlines – GRA Junction (Aba Rd)

GRA Junction (Aba rd) – Rumuola Junction

Ordinance Junction (NEWS) – Elekahia Housing Estate

Rumuola Junction – Airforce Base Junction

Airforce Base Junction – 1st or 2nd Artillery Junction)

1st or 2nd Artillery Junction – Rumukwurushi Junction

Rumukwurushi Junction – Oil Mill Junction

Oil Mill Junction – Eleme Junction

Eleme Junction – Oyigbo
__________________Proposed Stations



Several trains will be in operation on the network between Aggrey Rd. and the loop North/East of the Garrison station

Stations

1.UPTH Junction (Aggrey Road)
2.Sharks Stadium Park
3.Supabod
4.Isaac Boro Park
5.Garrison Junction
6.Nkpogu/ Elekahia Junction (Trans Amadi)
7.Mother-Cat Junction (Rainbow)
8.Ordinance Junction (NEWS)
9.Elekahia Estate (Dust bin)
10.Air force Base Junction (Aba Road)
11.Rumuola Junction
12.GRA Junction
13.Water Lines Junction
14.1st or 2nd Artillery Junction
15.Rumukwurushi Junction
16.Oil Mill Junction
17.Eleme Junction
18.Oyigbo

Proposed Major Terminals

1.Sharks Stadium Park (Station Road)
2.Liberation Stadium (Elekahia)
3.Garden Park (Air force Base Junction)

Disclaimer: Plans outlined are projections and are subject to ongoing adjustment to achieve the best and safest quality to serve the city of Port Harcourt.
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^^My man this is a thread for criticisms, i have criticised. You should do the same, amaechi is not my ideal governor, far from it.Infact i think he has a lot of questions to answer for instance how much did he get for selling 70% of pabod to SAB miller, and why should the state end up with just 30%?

If youve noticed i dont go about singing PH o ni baje, I have always believed and still believe that Amaechi is corrupt.

The title i gave this thread is indeed misleading.i take responsibility for that mistake, but as far as i am concerned amaechi has done well in many areas and has failed in many.i believe in asking our leaders questions,

^i see you out on parole.welcome.

seems to me that the idoma were one of the earliest ibo groups to migrate, was suprised to learn that they call their trad. ruler 'ochi idoma'

i served in benue.lovely place

kwezue nu, lol

talk,talk and more talk.thats all this tout knows how to do.jumpin from one party to the other,smiling crookedly for the tabloids, today abuja,tomorrow new york, asswipe

i hope it doesnt go the way of the ring road,

^very true.

'powerfully latent state', i couldnt have put it more aptly.with a seaport and good leadership,that state will explode.

^hehe, i cant laugh enough

igwe, sorry o!i didnt know you were more interested in developin onitsha and not anambra, i implore you to look at the big picture.no need for insults.