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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7Uxwto7RP8?si=pfr2vW3rZsGJNz3V

Who is he?

Litmus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7Uxwto7RP8?si=pfr2vW3rZsGJNz3V

What a myopic submission. I haven't used the 2nd Niger Bridge before and don't know what it looks like notwithstanding criss-crossing Eastern Nigeria.

Is the road for South-south people? I thought it was for easy movement of goods and people.
Most of the roads in Northern Nigeria are used far more by Igbo and Yoruba merchants than 50% of people from Northern Nigeria.

LadyExcellency:
What a myopic submission. I haven't used the 2nd Niger Bridge before and don't know what it looks like notwithstanding criss-crossing Eastern Nigeria.

Is the road for South-south people? I thought it was for easy movement of goods and people.
Most of the roads in Northern Nigeria are used far more by Igbo and Yoruba merchants than 50% of people from Northern Nigeria.

you guys are so sentimental in this country ..

SMH

helinues:
Who is he?

I don't know, which was why I asked. He is very adamant. But there's method to my mind. For instance, I've strong views on the Nigeria Niger republic railway project although from the southern Delta state. I expect I have a right to express doubt and advocate its cancellation as a Nigerian due to the project's international dimensions and potential national security implications. However If the project was a railway line linking only Northern Nigeria states, and the cost became a topic of political debate, and maybe including arguments over perceived imbalance in national investment awards, I may have my say and opinions but ultimately I don't believe it would be my place as an individual from Delta state to fight tooth and nail to have projects meant for other states of Nigeria stoped.

Litmus:
I don't know, which was why I asked. He is very adamant. But there's method to my mind. For instance, I've strong views on the Nigeria Niger republic railway project although from the South. I expect I have a right as a Nigerian due to the project's international dimensions and potential national security implications. However If the project was a railway line linking only Northern Nigeria states, and the cost became a topic of political debate, and maybe including arguments over perceived imbalance in national investment awards, I may have my say and opinions but ultimately I don't believe it would be my place as an individual from Delta state to fight tooth and nail to have the project stoped.

His opinion is irrelevant about the project.

How many normal standard highway do we have in Nigeria?

Those who are against the projects might have not stepped outside of Nigeria before

Una go explain tire, nothing go stop this project

Without watching the video, he's likely an Igbo man from the south east.

The construction of the lagos calabar is ongoing at a fast pace in Lagos state

Paraman:
Without watching the video, he's likely an Igbo man from the south east.

The construction of the lagos calabar is ongoing at a fast pace in Lagos state

They are starting the Calabar end in July. And the other ones within Niger Delta will start in Oct or thereabouts. The pace in Lagos is very fast.

helinues:
His opinion is irrelevant about the project.

How many normal standard highway do we have in Nigeria?

Those who are against the projects might have not stepped outside of Nigeria before

Have you been to the US? Do you want to step outside Nigeria?