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Tjra:
Once the funding constraints are taken care of, the project will be completed before he leaves office in 2031.

Tjra:
Once the funding constraints are taken care of, the project will be completed before he leaves office in 2031.

Zionmdde:
Sorry to ask but have you written jamb?
because you sound like someone who just wrote waec

Tjra:
If you have critical thinking skills, you will know that projects of this magnitude requires huge funding.

With funding in place, what should take 30 years can be done in a year.

Tjra:
Once the funding constraints are taken care of, the project will be completed before he leaves office in 2031.

Tjra:
Once the funding constraints are taken care of, the project will be completed before he leaves office in 2031.

OredoPikin:
Then why rushing to commission 30km?

Zionmdde:
Sorry to ask but have you written jamb?
because you sound like someone who just wrote waec

Tjra:
Once the funding constraints are taken care of, the project will be completed before he leaves office in 2031.

WizardOfNG:
Bro you are arguing with hardcore haters. You cannot win with those type.

To begin with, and including the OP as a core culprit, these haters stole almost an entire year on the construction timeline of the Lagos Calabar coastal highway simply to malign the Tinubu Presidency.

They are claiming 30km delivered in two years before the world. Yet see below to note construction began officially in March 2024. They stolen an entire 10 months on construction timeline.

You need nothing else than that to note you are dealing with those ready to use lies and deception to dupe others that their pre-concieved condemnation of everything Tinubu does is valid.

mikael11:
Okay so if they use 1y to complete 30km that's still 25y to complete it why waste fund in such projects when other important sector needs it

WizardOfNG:
As Tjra explained to you lot, with many feigning ignorance of his point, funding the project, for many reasons that I do not have the interest nor time to explain, will become significantly easier.

Meaning the entire road could possibly be finished by Tinubu's second term in 2031 that I am assuming he will complete.

OredoPikin:
Then why rushing to commission 30km?

OredoPikin:
The commissioning of just 30km out of a 750km coastal highway to mark President Tinubu’s two years in office is baffling, and quite frankly, insulting to any citizen paying attention.

Let’s do the math:

Total Project Length: 750km

Completed: 30km

Remaining: 720km

That’s just 4% of the entire project completed in two years.

At this rate — 30km every two years — it would take 50 years to complete the full road. Fifty. Years.
Is that how low the bar has dropped?

This isn't just laughable, it's a stark reflection of how unserious leadership can be when it comes to infrastructure delivery. In any country where citizens demand accountability, such a move would spark calls for resignations, not celebrations.

Nigerians deserve real progress, not ceremonial ribbon-cutting of unfinished promises. This level of performance isn't just underwhelming, it’s a blatant disregard for the expectations of the people.

Tjra:
Once the funding constraints are taken care of, the project will be completed before he leaves office in 2031.

OredoPikin:
The commissioning of just 30km out of a 750km coastal highway to mark President Tinubu’s two years in office is baffling, and quite frankly, insulting to any citizen paying attention.

Let’s do the math:

Total Project Length: 750km

Completed: 30km

Remaining: 720km

That’s just 4% of the entire project completed in two years.

At this rate — 30km every two years — it would take 50 years to complete the full road. Fifty. Years.
Is that how low the bar has dropped?

This isn't just laughable, it's a stark reflection of how unserious leadership can be when it comes to infrastructure delivery. In any country where citizens demand accountability, such a move would spark calls for resignations, not celebrations.

Nigerians deserve real progress, not ceremonial ribbon-cutting of unfinished promises. This level of performance isn't just underwhelming, it’s a blatant disregard for the expectations of the people.

WizardOfNG:
As Tjra explained to you lot, with many feigning ignorance of his point, funding the project, for many reasons that I do not have the interest nor time to explain, will become significantly easier.

Meaning the entire road could possibly be finished by Tinubu's second term in 2031 that I am assuming he will complete.

Tjra:
If you have critical thinking skills, you will know that projects of this magnitude requires huge funding.

With funding in place, what should take 30 years can be done in a year.