₦airaland Forum

Arda1000:
What kind of gutter is that?
That to me is a very dangerous death trap.

owobokiri:
The kind of rubbish meat these fulani people feed all of us in this country, na only God dey save us.
No matter how messed up the cows are, must buy since you can never be allowed to import beef into the country, unless you're fulani. No health certificates, no thorough checks..., just buy whatever the fulani throws at us as meat..

It is easier for a fulani from Mauritania to import thousands of cows through the land borders into Nigeria without any health checks on the cows, than for a Calabar man to import the same cows from say Kenya. Even when they encounter low productivity because of their moribund styles of rearing casttles, and as a result can't satisfy the demands nationwide, we have to starve as we wait and pray for better fortunes the next year.

It is absurd!

allanphash7:
Bola Tinubu will be your president till 2031


Take it or drop it

food4tot:
That is rubbish my dear lady.
Proper sanitation and waste disposal is an alien concept in the average nigerian community.

A community blaming their president for the filth around them. When they eventually change the president, they will pick another clueless felow from their fold to replace him. They will blame that one too, and the cycle continues.
....Ever waiting for a messiah.

LagosOrigin:
Tinubu has continued from where buhari stopped by caring for cows more than he care for human being ..

Greattha:
It's a canal built to curb constant flooding but unfortunately, the citizens have turned it to waste sites.

Before the construction of this canal, the city suffered severe flooding during heavy rains.

I remember a certain one about 15-20 yrs ago where the flood carried people, property and fell houses. I was driving home from work and a big fence fell two cars away from mine...with many cars affected in bodija estate.

Those were some days.

So it's only a death trap for those who don't heed the warnings, signs and barriers.

temitope27:
It's a big canal, and it's been there for years, and no one has ever fall into it, so what's your problem?

temitope27:
It's a big canal, and it's been there for years, and no one has ever fall into it, so what's your problem?

temitope27:
It's a big canal, and it's been there for years, and no one has ever fall into it, so what's your problem?

LagosOrigin:
First class citizens

A country where the president, Bola tinubu, values cows more than human life ..

correctguy101:
Gods, we need import meat again....


Abeg find another thing talk...

Arda1000:
What kind of gutter is that?
That to me is a very dangerous death trap.

temitope27:
It's a big canal, and it's been there for years, and no one has ever fall into it, so what's your problem?

Skodiswayze:
It’s a waste canal and not a gutter, know the difference

Arda1000:
yea I know but I still find it dangerous,maybe is not as dangerous as it looks

Skodiswayze:
Yea I understand, we’ve been passing there since our childhood days, there’s a motorable way on the two sides, it has protective railings all through. There’s no way you can mistaking get inside except you really want to.

Arda1000:
wont it be more safe if a barricade is made alongside the canal?
Flooding current can move things and if one is unfortunately gets in the current at least the barricade can save the person

Greattha:
I don't know about now cos it's been years I was there...but I know when it was first constructed, there were protective rails in most if not the entire bank of the canal but some years later, these scavengers started removing the iron to sell as is usually the case when there's no proper monitoring. So maybe everything has been removed. I remember thete were even wide ramps, entry ways/slopes that could convey bulldozers in and out of the canal
I'm not sure but I think it was either JB or RCC that constructed it so it was well done. But trust my people and Govt...no maintenance.