₦airaland Forum

FakeManna:
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blowjohn:
Yet our governor take huge collections.
Meanwhile roads in the north r good

Wigetsolar:
Chai, this our road. As soon as you leave Calabar, from Ugep to Odukpani(Pamol and Mark Sino Construction axis), Akamkpa, Uyanga, through Biase are in a bad shape.


I dont advise a pregnant woman to pass that road because the bumps fit shit her womb.
The Federal Government should come to our aid.

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realstars:
This road is more than a death trap, the road is called, grave- itu road.

modelmike7:
Empty brain Olosho. na 2015 dem discover the road abi?

Blacknote:
The bold is more than bad, I wonder what Ayade has been doing this past five years.

superior1:
Nigeria as a whole is one abandoned project

mrvitalis:
Actually the road became this bad since 2015

hilariousdammie:
Media mogul, Dele Momodu, is super excited about Muhammadu Buhari‘s APC Presidential primary win.

He took to Instagram a few minutes ago, congratulating Buhari on the victory with picture below with inscription: “#ANewNigeria Congratulations Nigerians! The Saviour is here”


www.nairaland.com/attachments/1935876_delemomodu600x600_jpeg71b496554fcc1415ae0258e3a90a73ed


source http://naijacityhub..com/2014/12/the-saviour-is-here-dele-momodu.html

mfm04622:
OP, your story is not complete oooo. Who awarded the project? Is the project a state or FG Project?

naijadrivablog:
In Cross River alone, Naijadriva can confirm that after 8 Miles Calabar to Ugep (where local boys wait for sinking vehicles to push and make money), to Odukpani, to Biase are in a deplorable state.

Calabar - Ikom road is bad. It takes about 8 hours to get to Ikom. Okpoma-Oba Road is bad (near Ogoja and Ebonyi State).

More photos of some bad sections of the road:

ebukajay184:
IgbereTV reports that the minister of works and housing, Babatunde Fashola has stated that Nigerian roads are not as bad as they are said to be.

The Minister stated this after the federal executive council meeting on Wednesday, also told newsmen that the major challenge encountered in the completion of roads across the country is funding.

He said, “The roads are not as bad as they are often portrayed. I know that this is going to be your headline, but the roads are not that bad "

“When I come here to announce that a particular amount was approved for a contract that doesn’t mean the amount has been paid contrary to what you suggest.

“You are mindful also that minister of finance, different arms of government are escalating the fiscal challenges we face as a nation in trying to fund the budget.

“You are also mindful that the last few budgets in Nigeria for almost 20 years have been deficit budgets and these are terminologies that are realities and I think we should acquaint ourselves with if we are not just to report the news but also educate the public.

“You must also be aware that between awarding a contract and also mobilizing to the site there is a distance. First of all, we have to have an agreement that is the relationship between the ministry of works or any other ministry and the ministry of justice, then there is a role that banks play, they have to give a guarantee.

“Building materials – rocks, laterite, quarry, iron rods have to be ordered, construction companies don’t keep them.

“The process of producing blasting rocks requires approval from the office of ministers of justice and even the office of the NSA to get approval to get dynamite. All of these are the things that go on. So the point that I am making to you is that there is a distance between approval, implementation, actual construction and the result.”

Fashola also said that there will be a massive mobilization of contractors for rehabilitation of roads as well as continuation of road construction projects across the country when the rains are over.

“So what we experienced in this year is unusual, it’s not a good time to be in the transport system. We also want this season to quickly end so that we can go back to work during the dry weather.”

www.nairaland.com/attachments/10524043_img20191107074823_jpegf453431b2e9971ba1e21cad39a405fb2

http://igberetvnews.com/1117977/fashola-roads-bad-portrayed/

naijadrivablog:
You didn't read the post. Go back and read it slowly.

mfm04622:
I read it! I also know that it will be a FG project since it links two states! Which government awarded the contract? You alleged corruption was involved, name the govt.

DennisEche:
BECAUSE THE ROAD WAS NOT DISCOVERED IN 2015 IT SHOULD BE LEFT UNDONE, WELL DONE NL RESIDENT ZOMBIE,

mfm04622:
OP, your story is not complete oooo. Who awarded the project? Is the project a state or FG Project?

Okoroawusa:
What was the state of the road before 2015 that made you to shout Next level?

mfm04622:
I read it! I also know that it will be a FG project since it links two states! Which government awarded the contract? You alleged corruption was involved, name the govt.

naijadrivablog:
Further investigations revealed that the contract, awarded on April 24, 2018, was supposed to last for 30 months but non-funding resulted in the suspension of the job in May 2019 by Julius Berger Plc. The project contractors, Julius Berger disclosed that they received only 7.4 billion out of the 54.1billion earmarked for the project, with about 60% of the 7.4 billion withheld for compensation purposes leaving them with a paltry 3.4 billion to execute the project, which was grossly inadequate. In other words, only less than 13% contract works and payment has been fulfilled.

The House of Representatives Committee wondered why the project would be punctuated by bushes in between, a situation it frowned at, describing it as unacceptable.

The Committee, having concluded investigations will present a final report about the actual state of the project to the National Assembly and the President through the Minister of Works and Housing. The committee has warned agents of falsehood peddling lies about the project to the undiscerning public, to desist forthwith./

vineyardfarms:
APC AND WORK MINISTER'S LIES HAS BEING EXPOSED. GOD CONTINUE TO EXPOSE THEM PUBLICLY.

modelmike7:
.......and billions of naira must have gone into this road.
And you see some youths with miserable lives fighting for these people that don't care about them.

lexy2014:
Nigerians love to celebrate their oppressors. Its now a national heritage

helinues:
The question should be how much have been awarded by both present and past government for this same roads?

Majority of the committes at Nigeria house of Reps are Jegudujera committee