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biafraisdead:
Save ursef ur stupid repetitions cos no one is interested in ur rantings. U are too old to be spamming our beautiful thread, may be u think u are still a child cos I don't understand why a man in his late 50's will be acting the way u do. Fucck off.

"No one is interested."

But you got interested. In other words, you are a nobody.

Amah70:
"No one is interested."

But you got interested. In other words, you are a nobody.

Comot for road make I see better people. Awon enemy of progress.

biafraisdead:
Comot for road make I see better people. Awon enemy of progress.

What is awon? Perhaps you were born and brought up in the worst of Ajengunle slums. You come here come de speak Yoruba weh me no de understand.
I am Orlu born and brought up. What the hell has how old I am got to do here, for Jees sake?

If you reply me again and make me waste my precious time on you blockhead, this type of eke shall visit you tonight.

Yampotatocarrot:
Lol, you wan kill Hope? Even travelling through Nigeria, I've only seen this kind of roads twice... The BRT lane in Lagos, from Oshodi, and the express roads being constructed in Lagos by Dangote

I think I once saw a thread where the governor of Abia state did something like this when he just came into office.

Although I think they could go the way of RCC, dig into the ground, then start filling it with "big stones" before finally grading and tarring

i know that most of our roads follow the mumu system pictured but I'm becoming tired of seeing it. Enough is enough. A road that you only need to build once, every governor will come and build their own.

Why do village pathways last longer than allegedly tarred roads? lol. This means what we're building is even less advanced than a dirt path

Permesso:
This one is 500yrs life span. Can Hope see this thing, our Eastern governors want to save money to build substandard roads, at the end it won't last a month before collapsing. All the money spent doing those roads on each successive Administrations is enough to get us this standard gauged durable road.
Only Umahi had tried done this type of road i the whole SE.

When it comes to infrastructure, Dave Umahi is in competition with himself alone!

Despite having so little, he sets and beats his own standard.

Amah70:
What is awon? Perhaps you were born and brought up in the worst of Ajengunle slums. You come here come de speak Yoruba weh me no de understand.
I am Orlu born and brought up. What the hell has how old I am got to do here, for Jees sake?

If you reply me again and make me waste my precious time on you blockhead, this type of eke shall visit you tonight.

you're from orlu and you're posting people killing snakes lol. Ok bro

Ofodirinwa:
Federal Poly, Nekede Unveils First Electric Car

The Federal Polytechnic, Nekede, Imo State has unveiled it's first electric vehicle.
Rector, Engr M.C. Arimanwa did the unveiling of the solar and battery-powered car.
The car was fabricated by Engr Pius Nwosu under the supervision of Directorate of lResearch Innovation and Development with sponsorship by TETfund.
Credit: Facebook | Nnadi Emeka C

Please, there is an "Imopoly" kwo? I've not seen anything about that school on this thread. Does it no more exist?

I want to state that one way Imo government can look towards the development of our higher institutions is to allow individuals come in. People, organizations like banks, companies, e.t.c, can build structures and have it named after them, while hostels can be a private-public investment, where people build STANDARD hostels inside the school and pay a particular amount per year to the school, like land use charge.

This way, government will concentrate more on making the environment look good and payment of salaries, while lecturers concentrate on upgrading themselves

Ofodirinwa:
i know that most of our roads follow the mumu system pictured but I'm becoming tired of seeing it. Enough is enough. A road that you only need to build once, every governor will come and build their own.

Why do village pathways last longer than allegedly tarred roads? lol. This means what we're building is even less advanced than a dirt path

Trust me, Dede, I saw some really good roads this last Xmas. Of particular mention is the Chukwuma Nwaoha road, if you knew that road before, you won't believe it's the same thing there now. The issue now is, how long it's gonna last.

Lol @village pathways lasting longer than allegedly tarred roads... Lol

Amah70:
What is awon? Perhaps you were born and brought up in the worst of Ajengunle slums. You come here come de speak Yoruba weh me no de understand.
I am Orlu born and brought up. What the hell has how old I am got to do here, for Jees sake?

If you reply me again and make me waste my precious time on you blockhead, this type of eke shall visit you tonight.

I think sanile decay has caught up with u, so incoherent in the things he says. U just confirmed that even at ur age, that I am far more travelled and exposed than u are. For an old man of ur calibre to think saying one speaks yoruba is a way of ridiculing the person. I now see why ur reasoning capability is so low. So childish.

Ofodirinwa:
you're from orlu and you're posting people killing snakes lol. Ok bro

That snake was eke, (python specie). In Orlu, we don't kill it. It's usually harmless.

Rehabilitation of Yaradua drive by onitsha road nears completion.

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Mgbidi -Omuma road,

Oguta mgbidi road

MBD Owerri

Federal high court road under construction