₦airaland Forum

Finally we get to see the calabar and akwa ibom section of the Lagos-Calabar coastal road Visited with my brother @iamgbolahan hey this was really challenging 😔😔but we got something to show

Saskay44:
Please where's the coast here ,it's not in site

Depriest2020:
Few years to come, all these bushes will become new cities. My only concern is that our government lacks planing culture for cities. They would allow people to buy up those lands and build whatever, however they deem fit.

zero8zero:
I'm just looking at this picture and imagining the long stretch straight to Lagos, O boy. I don't think anyone else can beat this legacy.

rinzaugustine:
Failures have nothing to show Nigerians except an uncompleted road after wasting trillions of naira that should have been spent on small scale businesses to create employment for people but when you remember they said their government is awalokan, so the endless failures is more or less a tribal cultural thing of their people

nedu666:
Costal Road inside thick forest. Kidnappers go kuku set up base inside bush

kettykin:
Surprisingly the Environmental impact assessment criers of yesteryear are suddenly mute.

My suggestion is that the Calabar route should extend to cross river north city of Ogudu then to Ebonyi, the get into Benue state where it can join the highway leading to Abuja . So that the Agricultural potentials in cross river, ebony, Benue and nassarawa can keep the route busy all year long

stanluiz:
Since it is coastal road. Where are the ocean views ?

Depriest2020:
Few years to come, all these bushes will become new cities. My only concern is that our government lacks planing culture for cities. They would allow people to buy up those lands and build whatever, however they deem fit.

rinzaugustine:
Failures have nothing to show Nigerians except an uncompleted road after wasting trillions of naira that should have been spent on small scale businesses to create employment for people but when you remember they said their government is awalokan, so the endless failures is more or less a tribal cultural thing of their people

Obakoolex:
How do you sleep at night with all this bunch of bitterness

after4:
You forgot to add the business that they closed to destroy rather than divert the road

rinzaugustine:
yep ..CNN in their report estimated that business they destroyed out of tribal hatred and bitterness to be around $250m but they will continue to fail after all British racist tried and failed , Hausa Fulani tried and failed and igbos continues waxing stronger undeterred and Nigeria continues sinking rapidly because the more they try to bring igbos down the more they sink their own people deeper and deeper into the mud because their own people and every tribe in Nigeria rely on igbo for sustenance one way or the other…

Saskay44:
Please where's the coast here ,it's not in site