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Second River Niger Bridge: Less Haste, No Speed - Politics - Nairaland

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Second River Niger Bridge: Less Haste, No Speed by Cooly100(op): 1:55pm On Mar 21, 2018
Four years and over N40billion later, the second River Niger bridge is only at the preparatory stage for a construction that is supposed to span five years, it’s moving at a pace that will make a snail beats its chest in pride, writes ISAAC ANYAOGU, who visited the project sites.

http://www.businessdayonline.com/second-river-niger-bridge-less-haste-no-speed/

Re: Second River Niger Bridge: Less Haste, No Speed by Cooly100(op): 1:58pm On Mar 21, 2018
Where are those one Nigeria liars, who always add this as achievement of this present administration?

I don't think they have added anything than what the past administration has done on the project.

This is the longest bridge project in Nigeria history...simply because it is cited in the eastern part of Nigeria.
Re: Second River Niger Bridge: Less Haste, No Speed by Cooly100(op): 2:04pm On Mar 21, 2018
This project started before the $1.8billion Abuja - Kaduna rail system... which has since been completed.

Re: Second River Niger Bridge: Less Haste, No Speed by Cooly100(op): 2:08pm On Mar 21, 2018
PastorLucifer:
How does this bring the coward pocohantas out of hiding?
When are you going to stone the lucifer..?

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