₦airaland Forum

christejames:
It's only Tinubu and APC that commissions a project that is less than 30% to complete





What a remarkable record

SmartPolician:
When you have no significant projects to show after wasting 2 years in office visiting Paris up and down

CommonSense1967:
You must be allergic to good news about Nigeria.
Sectional commission ....

Try and use that brain this morning. Always looking for sad news.

ricson11:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ewoq2LACbWY?si=9NPnOA9uBY8IhFqh


A newly released aerial video highlights the construction progress on Phase 1 of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, developed by Hitech Construction Company.

The project marks a major step in Nigeria’s infrastructure development along the southern corridor.

Avedonn:
This coastal road project is unnecessary. The government should instead prioritize initiatives that stimulate sustainable economic growth. This includes creating a viable business environment to attract both foreign and domestic investment, while simultaneously empowering local businesses.

This would generate more meaningful employment opportunities, directly addressing the root causes of poverty and reducing the alarming crime rates fueled largely by joblessness and desperation.

The existing roadway linking Lagos to the South-South region already provides the necessary connectivity. Rather than embarking on a costly new project, the government should focus on efficiently rehabilitating and maintaining the existing road to ensure it remains safe and fully motorable.

This will represents a far more strategic allocation of public resources than the coastal road, which appears to be a misplaced priority.

CommonSense1967:
You must be allergic to good news about Nigeria.
Sectional commission ....

Try and use that brain this morning. Always looking for sad news.

Avedonn:
This coastal road project is unnecessary. The government should instead prioritize initiatives that stimulate sustainable economic growth. This includes creating a viable business environment to attract both foreign and domestic investment, while simultaneously empowering local businesses.

This would generate more meaningful employment opportunities, directly addressing the root causes of poverty and reducing the alarming crime rates fueled largely by joblessness and desperation.

The existing roadway linking Lagos to the South-South region already provides the necessary connectivity. Rather than embarking on a costly new project, the government should focus on efficiently rehabilitating and maintaining the existing road to ensure it remains safe and fully motorable.

This will represents a far more strategic allocation of public resources than the coastal road, which appears to be a misplaced priority.

Avedonn:
This coastal road project is unnecessary. The government should instead prioritize initiatives that stimulate sustainable economic growth. This includes creating a viable business environment to attract both foreign and domestic investment, while simultaneously empowering local businesses.

This would generate more meaningful employment opportunities, directly addressing the root causes of poverty and reducing the alarming crime rates fueled largely by joblessness and desperation.

The existing roadway linking Lagos to the South-South region already provides the necessary connectivity. Rather than embarking on a costly new project, the government should focus on efficiently rehabilitating and maintaining the existing road to ensure it remains safe and fully motorable.

This will represents a far more strategic allocation of public resources than the coastal road, which appears to be a misplaced priority.

anonimi:
Won’t it be nicer to fix the bad roads all around the country instead of borrowing money for this white elephant project?




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9whI_y1Ddg?si=5a9KIgmgHHZJV6k0

Misterone:
The road itself is part of the " creating an enabling environment for business to thrive". It's also a means of creating employment and empowering local SMEs such as suppliers of chippings, laterite, asphalt etc. we're too focused on free money.

Avedonn:
This coastal road project is unnecessary. The government should instead prioritize initiatives that stimulate sustainable economic growth. This includes creating a viable business environment to attract both foreign and domestic investment, while simultaneously empowering local businesses.

This would generate more meaningful employment opportunities, directly addressing the root causes of poverty and reducing the alarming crime rates fueled largely by joblessness and desperation.

The existing roadway linking Lagos to the South-South region already provides the necessary connectivity. Rather than embarking on a costly new project, the government should focus on efficiently rehabilitating and maintaining the existing road to ensure it remains safe and fully motorable.

This will represents a far more strategic allocation of public resources than the coastal road, which appears to be a misplaced priority.

Spandau:
Is that not partly the reason why you have state governments?

CommonSense1967:
You must be allergic to good news about Nigeria.
Sectional commission ....i

Try and use that brain this morning. Always looking for sad news.

If 4kms of the road could be completed in 2years, how many years will it take to complete the 700km + road?

christejames:
It's only Tinubu and APC that commissions a project that is less than 30% to complete





What a remarkable record

Mrexcell:
That brewery is still employing thousands of nigerians till today but ur bulaba president that have collected trillions of naira of loans have absolutely nothing to show for it.

Avedonn:
This coastal road project is unnecessary. The government should instead prioritize initiatives that stimulate sustainable economic growth. This includes creating a viable business environment to attract both foreign and domestic investment, while simultaneously empowering local businesses.

This would generate more meaningful employment opportunities, directly addressing the root causes of poverty and reducing the alarming crime rates fueled largely by joblessness and desperation.

The existing roadway linking Lagos to the South-South region already provides the necessary connectivity. Rather than embarking on a costly new project, the government should focus on efficiently rehabilitating and maintaining the existing road to ensure it remains safe and fully motorable.

This will represents a far more strategic allocation of public resources than the coastal road, which appears to be a misplaced priority.

Avedonn:
This coastal road project is unnecessary. The government should instead prioritize initiatives that stimulate sustainable economic growth. This includes creating a viable business environment to attract both foreign and domestic investment, while simultaneously empowering local businesses.

This would generate more meaningful employment opportunities, directly addressing the root causes of poverty and reducing the alarming crime rates fueled largely by joblessness and desperation.

The existing roadway linking Lagos to the South-South region already provides the necessary connectivity. Rather than embarking on a costly new project, the government should focus on efficiently rehabilitating and maintaining the existing road to ensure it remains safe and fully motorable.

This will represents a far more strategic allocation of public resources than the coastal road, which appears to be a misplaced priority.

ArcSEMPECJ:

If 4kms of the road could be completed in 2years, how many years will it take to complete the 700km + road?

Calculate and tell us your Answer Mr good news for Nigeria ....

Try to use your Brian to know his argument and stop having little or no good observation to what is good news or not ...