We dont want anything from the zoo.

Since it's on a bridge should it still be called street light �

New Nigeria Nice Development We Are Going There

Zombiedients your selfacclaimed hero of democracy said he will go on exile if he doesn't build the second Niger bridge

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Y'all make like it's Yoruba/ Ibo...what about minorities? Do you think we want BAT?

buhari fked up security
he fked up the economy
but the man does infrastructure well

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Christistruth00:
They will Still insult Buhari and Fashola with all the Strength in their Lungs


Something that the SE Governors and Delta State could have joined hands together

to build Years ago because of it’s Economic importance and later asked the FG to refund them for

the Costs

So, with this bridge, Buhari has performed really well?

Good

comrade you are very vawulent

Wickedtruths:


Just like how they are outperforming the residents of VGC in drugs businesses.

Well done HE Sanwo Olu of Lagos state,even though a light on a bridge trail is not something to be jumping about in 21st century

Buhari has left a landmark in Nigeria in one or two projects such as this.

Buhari should support INEC to be unbiased and deliver impartial election and credible election to allow Nigerians choose their next president.
This will make him earn some respect from us.

ayomacron:
Thank God for progress !

Lonestar124:
No Good protector around the bridge like the first one, vehicles will be plunging in the river if good measure is not put in place

Work is still on. Abi you think they will leave it like that

Na Peter obi builds am

Christistruth00:
They will Still insult Buhari and Fashola with all the Strength in their Lungs


Something that the SE Governors and Delta State could have joined hands together to build Years ago because of it’s Economic importance and later asked the FG to refund them for the Costs

Actually, Delta/Enugu state contributed massively towards the completion of this project.


Kudos to Buhari for adopting Jonathan's blueprints. Nice one.

AFRICANJAMAICA:
Ok

This country is doomed....these are basic amenities that other country construct for betterment of their citizens,but here in nigeria ,is a big deal...they are even used for campaign...

.....but your Lord and savior GEJ couldn't deliver this " mere basic amenity" during his reign despite your people's head stuck in his butt.... It is a very bad combination to be an arrogant person and an ingrate.

Oga Just Wake Up From Sleep Begin Dey Smile

AFRICANJAMAICA:
Ok

This country is doomed....these are basic amenities that other country construct for betterment of their citizens,but here in nigeria ,is a big deal...they are even used for campaign...

shutup. it's worth celebrating

adotse1:
Since it's on a bridge should it still be called street light �

It a marine street light, for marine street, used by marine spirits in the marine kingdom

HIGHESTPOPORI:
Incoming president of iragbiji town union that was even rejected in Osun

Hahaha. Truly obidients/ipobians are the dumbest on earth. If not why focusing on Osun when you have Anambra in your land to compare. Too much of listening to Kanu has damaged many of you guys brains. Was Peter Obi not from Anambra? Was he and his party not rejected at the last governorship election in the state? If you are not dumb why dont you say the same that Obi pandora is the incomin president of his town union since he was rejected in Anambra? So many dummies in this country

Amayabor1:


So, with this bridge, Buhari has performed really well?

Why didn’t the Previous Governments build and Complete it?


If Buhari was not determined he too would also have abandoned it

Wickedtruths:


Just like how they are outperforming the residents of VGC in drugs businesses.

It was a smart move

The plan was to turn all men in south west into druggies and sniff heads and cashing out on top their head.


It's still in motion anyways

how unpatriotic not to commend this adminstration on this super project...the flat headed ppl will still insult Buhari... thank you Mr president for this massive project.
God bless Nigeria
God bless the incoming president Bola Tinubu

Buhari really try tried for iyamuri... those ungrateful souls will still not appreciate him. Tinubu for president!!!

Christistruth00:



Why didn’t the Previous Governments build and Complete it?


If Buhari was not determined he too would also have abandoned it

Lol. I asked a simple question. So, with this bridge now, Buhari has preformed very well as President?

LET US INSTAL CCTV EVERYWHERE ON THE BRIGE----SOLAR AND HYDRO POWERED, CONNECTED TO THE DSS OFFICE,NIA IF POSSIBLE FBI.
WE MUST GET IT RIGHT BY FORCE

Good......
No more time wasting to recover the money they invested in the bridge.....


Wayo wayo government

naija don turn dubai

Flood displaces Nigerians as Cameroon opens dams


The operators of Lagdo Dam, in the Republic of Cameroon, have opened up the dam for the release of excess water. With the recent rainfall witnessed in Nigeria, coupled with the opening of the dam, over 100,000 Nigerians have been displaced, at least 300 killed and more than 500,000 others affected in the past few months.
Data released in Abuja, on Monday, by the National Emergency Management Agency and the Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency, at an emergency technical meeting on flood situation across the country disclosed this.
“Based on our communication with NIHSA, the Lagdo Dam operators in the Republic of Cameroon, had commenced the release of excess water from the reservoir on September 13, 2022,” the Director-General, NEMA, Mustapha Ahmed, stated while speaking at the meeting.
He added, “We are aware that the released water cascades down into Nigeria, through River Benue and its tributaries, thereby overwhelming communities that have already been impacted by heavy rainfall.
“The released water complicates the situation further downstream, as Nigeria’s inland reservoirs including Kainji, Jebba and Shiroro, are also expected to overflow between now and October ending.
“According to NIHSA, Kainji and Jebba dams have already started spilling exess water from their reservoirs. This will have serious consequences on frontline states and communities along the courses of rivers Niger and Benue.”
Ahmed outlined the states that are most likely to be affected as; Adamawa, Taraba, Benue, Niger, Nasarawa, Kebbi and Kogi states.
He also said that some Niger-Delta states including Edo, Delta, Anambra, Cross-River, Rivers and Bayelsa, were expected to record heavy floods due to the above normal rains, coupled with the combined waters of rivers Niger and Benue, as they empty into the region.


https://punchng.com/flood-displaces-nigerians-as-cameroon-opens-dams/

Flood displaces Nigerians as Cameroon opens dams

The operators of Lagdo Dam, in the Republic of Cameroon, have opened up the dam for the release of excess water. With the recent rainfall witnessed in Nigeria, coupled with the opening of the dam, over 100,000 Nigerians have been displaced, at least 300 killed and more than 500,000 others affected in the past few months.
Data released in Abuja, on Monday, by the National Emergency Management Agency and the Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency, at an emergency technical meeting on flood situation across the country disclosed this.
“Based on our communication with NIHSA, the Lagdo Dam operators in the Republic of Cameroon, had commenced the release of excess water from the reservoir on September 13, 2022,” the Director-General, NEMA, Mustapha Ahmed, stated while speaking at the meeting.
He added, “We are aware that the released water cascades down into Nigeria, through River Benue and its tributaries, thereby overwhelming communities that have already been impacted by heavy rainfall.
“The released water complicates the situation further downstream, as Nigeria’s inland reservoirs including Kainji, Jebba and Shiroro, are also expected to overflow between now and October ending.
“According to NIHSA, Kainji and Jebba dams have already started spilling exess water from their reservoirs. This will have serious consequences on frontline states and communities along the courses of rivers Niger and Benue.”
Ahmed outlined the states that are most likely to be affected as; Adamawa, Taraba, Benue, Niger, Nasarawa, Kebbi and Kogi states.
He also said that some Niger-Delta states including Edo, Delta, Anambra, Cross-River, Rivers and Bayelsa, were expected to record heavy floods due to the above normal rains, coupled with the combined waters of rivers Niger and Benue, as they empty into the region.



https://punchng.com/flood-displaces-nigerians-as-cameroon-opens-dams/