megafone:
so, it's Buhari that did the train? All Buhari did was to cut the commissioning tape! Na GEJ start am!

cyberguy72:
Goodluck Jonathan laid the foundation and started it

ryloy:

To be frank PMB Achievements in 3 Years is more than 16 years of waste by PDP

cyberguy72:
Goodluck Jonathan laid the foundation and started it

efetimor:
I Stay In Aladja Community Where The Delta Steel Company Is, And I Can Bet With My Life I Have Never Heard Or Seen Anything Train. APC IS SCAM!!!

Josh2x:
This guy above me what is ur problem
Why u spoil my FTC

Anyway check the picture and laf out ur stress
Naija still dey use steam engine train

lytech1:
i will still not vote for buhari

olujastro:
The Nigerian Railway Corporation has officially announced the commencement of its free train ride service along the completed Itakpe - Warri line.

This service will run free of charge up till December 2018.

This is the third Standard Gauge rail line completed by this administration after the Abuja - Kaduna rail and Abuja Metro. While the Lagos-Ibadan rail will be completed in the next few months.

Let Nigerians know that they can now enjoy this service.

Perfectionist11:
This Buhari might be an illiterate, but in terms of project execution and delivery Nigeria has never had it better.

If his dream of connecting every region through rail transportation is achieved, it would do wonders for the economy; a tomato trader/farmer conveying his goods from Kano to Lagos would only spend 5,000 naira plus on transport instead of the usual 15,000 by road - which ultimately leads to an increase in profit, a decrease in price of locally made goods and a substantial decrease in cost of living.

In a country where industrialization is needed, it is a pity that we are so far behind in basic social infrastructures e.g rail transport, good roads, stable electricity e.t.c . The presence of these things is sacrosanct as industries cannot survive without them.

Although, the government is the biggest employers of labour in most countries, it is not the responsibility of the government to provide jobs. Their responsibility is to provide a conducive environment for business to thrive by investing massively in infrastructure. The presence of these social infrastructures will attract foreign investors who, in turn will employ the citizens of the country.

somehow:
A master degree holder an iliterate? A man who can read and write, went to 2 different military schools outside Nigeria (India and the US) an iliterate?

Please what Is the definition of an illiterate? Need to find out something..

efetimor:
I Stay In Aladja Community Where The Delta Steel Company Is, And I Can Bet With My Life I Have Never Heard Or Seen Anything Train. APC IS SCAM!!!

FriendNG:


Somehow for him just like your morniker suggested.

Perfectionist11:
This Buhari might be an illiterate, but in terms of project execution and delivery Nigeria has never had it better.

If his dream of connecting every region through rail transportation is achieved, it would do wonders for the economy; a tomato trader/farmer conveying his goods from Kano to Lagos would only spend 5,000 naira plus on transport instead of the usual 15,000 by road - which ultimately leads to an increase in profit, a decrease in price of locally made goods and a substantial decrease in cost of living.

In a country where industrialization is needed, it is a pity that we are so far behind in basic social infrastructures e.g rail transport, good roads, stable electricity e.t.c . The presence of these things is sacrosanct as industries cannot survive without them.

Although, the government is the biggest employers of labour in most countries, it is not the responsibility of the government to provide jobs. Their responsibility is to provide a conducive environment for business to thrive by investing massively in infrastructure. The presence of these social infrastructures will attract foreign investors who, in turn will employ the citizens of the country.

Yhinkss:


pig abeg tell us the failure in delivering a rail project. and show us your father success too

Olukat:
Where's Itakpe-Abuja?
I forgot the zombies are there to celebrate this failure.

efetimor:
I Stay In Aladja Community Where The Delta Steel Company Is, And I Can Bet With My Life I Have Never Heard Or Seen Anything Train. APC IS SCAM!!!

cyberguy72:
Maiduguri to Aba are u serious! and u want the route restored.

Perfectionist11:
This Buhari might be an illiterate, but in terms of project execution and delivery Nigeria has never had it better.

If his dream of connecting every region through rail transportation is achieved, it would do wonders for the economy; a tomato trader/farmer conveying his goods from Kano to Lagos would only spend 5,000 naira plus on transport instead of the usual 15,000 by road - which ultimately leads to an increase in profit, a decrease in price of locally made goods and a substantial decrease in cost of living.

In a country where industrialization is needed, it is a pity that we are so far behind in basic social infrastructures e.g rail transport, good roads, stable electricity e.t.c . The presence of these things is sacrosanct as industries cannot survive without them.

Although, the government is the biggest employers of labour in most countries, it is not the responsibility of the government to provide jobs. Their responsibility is to provide a conducive environment for business to thrive by investing massively in infrastructure. The presence of these social infrastructures will attract foreign investors who, in turn will employ the citizens of the country.

Perfectionist11:
This Buhari might be an illiterate, but in terms of project execution and delivery Nigeria has never had it better.

If his dream of connecting every region through rail transportation is achieved, it would do wonders for the economy; a tomato trader/farmer conveying his goods from Kano to Lagos would only spend 5,000 naira plus on transport instead of the usual 15,000 by road - which ultimately leads to an increase in profit, a decrease in price of locally made goods and a substantial decrease in cost of living.

In a country where industrialization is needed, it is a pity that we are so far behind in basic social infrastructures e.g rail transport, good roads, stable electricity e.t.c . The presence of these things is sacrosanct as industries cannot survive without them.

Although, the government is the biggest employers of labour in most countries, it is not the responsibility of the government to provide jobs. Their responsibility is to provide a conducive environment for business to thrive by investing massively in infrastructure. The presence of these social infrastructures will attract foreign investors who, in turn will employ the citizens of the country.

Olukat:
Where's Itakpe-Abuja?
I forgot the zombies are there to celebrate this failure.

lytech1:
i will still not vote for buhari

Perfectionist11:
This Buhari might be an illiterate, but in terms of project execution and delivery Nigeria has never had it better.

If his dream of connecting every region through rail transportation is achieved, it would do wonders for the economy; a tomato trader/farmer conveying his goods from Kano to Lagos would only spend 5,000 naira plus on transport instead of the usual 15,000 by road - which ultimately leads to an increase in profit, a decrease in price of locally made goods and a substantial decrease in cost of living.

In a country where industrialization is needed, it is a pity that we are so far behind in basic social infrastructures e.g rail transport, good roads, stable electricity e.t.c . The presence of these things is sacrosanct as industries cannot survive without them.

Although, the government is the biggest employers of labour in most countries, it is not the responsibility of the government to provide jobs. Their responsibility is to provide a conducive environment for business to thrive by investing massively in infrastructure. The presence of these social infrastructures will attract foreign investors who, in turn will employ the citizens of the country.