₦airaland Forum

wakaman:
From the comments on this thread, it's either some people's brains are blocked with feaces or they are just generationally stupid, the Fg has done its part, it's left to the Bpp to do its part. It's called due process. The crux is the will and intent to build the 2nd Nigeria bridge is committedly true.

docadams:
This should teach PMB a bitter lesson. The golden rule for dealing with the average Igbo is never benevolence/charity. They are averse to it. If you see an IBO man in a pit, just waka past, otherwise you become his eternal enemy. No matter their individual achievements, they revel in comunal suffering.. Those at the forefront for this campaign of calumny are likely the rats that hoped to have a bite at the contract money. What a people.

e7ejinima:
Ngige should please defend this.

I feel so sad for Ngige. A rising political star that allowed himself to be rubbished by APC.

today, even in APC, he commands no respect. Just look at how street urchins and thugs nearly lynched him in his ward congress. Big shame!

pedrilo:
foolish line of thought! very low level reasoning! Who appoints the DG of BPP?
Can BPP truly frustrates FG's plan to construct this bridge? people who are way more knowledgeable than u r here on NL so kip quiet!

wakaman:
Ok go on, I am all ears.
Let's hear what you got to say.
Kindly be comprehensive.
Shoot.

docadams:
This should teach PMB a bitter lesson. The golden rule for dealing with the average Igbo is never benevolence/charity. They are averse to it. If you see an IBO man in a pit, just waka past, otherwise you become his eternal enemy. No matter their individual achievements, they revel in comunal suffering.. Those at the forefront for this campaign of calumny are likely the rats that hoped to have a bite at the contract money. What a people.

BankeSmalls:
The BPP is an branch of the executive arm the federal government, charged with the responsibility of ensuring compliance with pre contractual negotiations and cost benefit analysis of Federal government projects. This body should conduct its business in such a way that government projects are contracted with due diligence checks while not standing as an obstacle to the start or implementation of projects.

But tribal politics has killed this country, the BPP has obviously refused to do its job in this instance because of obvious reasons which I have mentioned above in other posts.

The federal government is supposed to have pushed the hands of the BPP to perform, only that the 5% rule is being applied.

Angelfrost:
How exactly is Buhari going to lose with an entire united North of barely literate sycophants, obsequious pretentious Westerners, and a terribly divided East??!

SoNature:
We all know that data is cheap but the east is not and can never be divided when it comes to presidential voting patterns

We are a people who share the same history, language, culture, religion, you name it

Buhari cannot win a state in the east!

wakaman:
I guess you are one of the more knowledgeable ones!
Maybe you are talking knowledge of invectives.

RZArecta2:
APC zombies will have something to say about this though me I know it all boils down to the deep seated hatred they naturally have for igbos

joudini:
You surely don't know how construction works. What has been paid to the construction company is called "mobilization fee". This money is non-refundable and the company is at liberty to withdraw services, at a cost, if it deems the project as non-commital.

Moreover, the article states the early work alone is in four stages, which the company is only on the first stage.

The gap between the first stage and the 40% completion you clowns love chanting is enormous.

Okoroawusa:
i stopped reading when I saw Okechukwu as the chairman

obailala:
Can't you see you're the confused buffoon here?... The bit of the report I quoted stated that the "construction being done by Julius Berger was part of early earth works", the report then went further to say "it was not part of the building of the bridge". So I asked, if the early works aren't part of the bridge as Mazi Okechukwu claims, what exactly is Julius Berger working on? Daura supermarket?

@Oga Joudini, English language isn't so difficult (at least for Nigerians who have passed through secondary school). That you are sentimentally aligned to any particular political side isn't a reason you must send your brain cells responsible for English comprehension on vacation. Honorable Okechukwu obviously made the contradictory statement to excite rampaging clowns like yourself.

RZArecta2:
APC zombies will have something to say about this though me I know it all boils down to the deep seated hatred they naturally have for igbos

wakaman:
So you know this? And you were arguing.
The only thing you just added is that Fg should have pushed the hands of the BPP, what else is called cohesion? And please what 5% rule are you talking about?

obailala:
Can't you see you're the confused buffoon here?... The bit of the report I quoted stated that the "construction being done by Julius Berger was part of early earth works", the report then went further to say "it was not part of the building of the bridge". So I asked, if the early works aren't part of the bridge as Mazi Okechukwu claims, what exactly is Julius Berger working on? Daura supermarket?

@Oga Joudini, English language isn't so difficult (at least for Nigerians who have passed through secondary school). That you are sentimentally aligned to any particular political side isn't a reason you must send your brain cells responsible for English comprehension on vacation. Honorable Okechukwu obviously made the contradictory statement to excite rampaging clowns like yourself.

Angelfrost:
My good man, am not in an argumentative mood this morning... But, for the sake of argument let's assume you are correct on the unity of the entire East, how does that severely derail or even impede Buhari's victory from the unanimous votes of the North, and certainly massively divided votes from the Tinubu-worshipping West??! We are talking simple statistics here.

joudini:
[s]Understandably, you lack any sort of critical thinking. Listen, you dummy, in project construction, tasks are broken into columns or stages, to aid effective management. Earth works, especially considering a project of this magnitude and scale, is the elementary stage: soil test, analysis and balancing. If reading with comprehension is your forte, you'd see that the "earth work" column alone is broken into four stages, with JB still at ground zero. It is a display of your ignorance to imagine that earth works denote bridge building. Sit your ignorant ass down and read up on what you don't understand.

This clown does not realize the project gap between earth works and bridge building hahahahahaha.

I won't soil my keypad further by quoting the other filth.[/s]

Ojiofor:
You would have continue reading if you see an Ahmed or Musa?
Shame on you okoroawusa,now I have confirmed you are one those born by Hausa police officers or army officers in Ala Igbo.

Okoroawusa:
I have also confirmed that you r one of those born by Togolese or Burkina Faso refugees that were common sights in the 80s in Ala Igbo

Ojiofor:
Okoroawusa you are irredeemable . Greet Mallam your father for me inugo.

buhariguy:
I don't why the jobless intellectually lazy idiotic pigs of Biafra are are intelligent.

Is the work not going on?

When it reach the next phase, it will be approve and has already be earmarked for the 2nd Niger bridge.

pedrilo:
he was never a star! he deceived u.

jukwaaju:
What is in this 2nd Niger Bridge no President wants the work completed since 1999.

Igbos are watching closely. It will get to a point where people of SE will organise and take off aand see to the completion of the project. Enough is enough. Must everything is politics in Nigeria? too bad!