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lagbaja:
Earlier, the Minister of Works, Onolememen, said that the Phase I of the project was 75 km long and that Phase II suffered a setback because of funding and technical challenges. He said the project has, however, recorded over 60 percent completion, adding that 61 other roads have been completed across the country.

See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/jonathan-commissions-phase-benin-ore-road/#sthash.ehJ7hcSg.dpuf

clubone0502:
but u still can't state the 25,000km roads oo

clubone0502:
I don't know. ..u dug it up...I didn't. ..im sure you could find out for urself...

where I live..I know like 10...CMD road and inside mogodo..

clubone0502:
fashola did about 500 roads...to get 600km...we should get a break down of the numbers of roads done to arrive 25,000km. ..

25,000km is a lot of road ..

lagbaja:
The entire lenght of the Benin-Ore road is about 250km. Less than 30km was refurbished by GEJ.

Change2015:
Don't change subject. A mile is a unit of measurement. If Jonathan 'boasts' of having done 25,000 miles of road, the obstacles and non-linearness of said roads is irrelevant. Jonathan produced the figure, not me or the APC! Your car has a gauge to measure the miles it traverses. How can that be so hard to understand?

#change
#GMB
#APC

Governor Fashola who spoke at the official commissioning of New Plants and Equipment of the Lagos State Public Works Corporation at Oba Ogunnusi Road, Isheri added that in the last three years, 251 new roads comprising 371 kilometres have been completed within Lagos.

He explained that currently another 44 roads that will provide 77 kilometres of new roads are under construction and would be concluded within the next six months.

Governor Fashola also said in addition to this, another 60 new roads that would add 129 kilometres are under construction and would be completed beyond the six months timeline.

Segeggs:
you are a mugu. I said lekki-ikoyi link bridge, not road. This alone proves you don't live in lagos. The other places now have major roads

Gbawe:
There is no contradiction retard. It is called further clarification of a point. Your parents wasted their money educated you because education has not improved your mumuism at all. Go back and read my post that you quoted here in your idiocy to note that I specifically stated "from 2010" indicating from the beginning of the reign of Jonathan upwards . This is consistent with my utterance on the other thread you brought here. The entire forum can see both below to note that there is no contradiction at all. It is all in your dullard and confused head. Olodo jati jati.

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Segeggs:
you don't live in lagos, I reiterate. How come u don't know about the lekki-ikoyi bridge, the fire service tanks, the rampant housing estates, the schools, the roads etc?

Change2015:
A mile is a mile whether it bends, curves or goes in circles or squares! You are not so smart boo.

#change
#GMB
#APC

Segeggs:
yet your hateful self can't attest to the massive infrastructural improvement witnessed by all.

Segeggs:
like I said earlier, you don't live in lagos, or do you? Lie and die

PassingShot:
Your analysis is not far from the truth but the fact is that GEJ has not constructed 25,000 KM of roads. Where are the roads?

Gbawe:
[s]Olodo, good to see you are still following me around, like a frustrated and rejected groupie, trying to look for contradictions in what I said. Sadly for you, your low intellect does not match your 'gra gra'. Go back to the same thread to see I made further clarification of issues to show that GEJ and current misrulers will indeed be punished. You need to get a life mumu because you're not very not good at stalking others mischievously. Ode oshi.
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justhelp:
BETWEEN YOUR USELESS FATHER THAT FAIL TO EDUCATE YOU MORALLY AND GOV OF LAGOS STATE WHO FOOLISH AND USELESS

Segeggs:
you don't live in lagos that's why you don't know the level of road construction going on there.

Governor Fashola who spoke at the official commissioning of New Plants and Equipment of the Lagos State Public Works Corporation at Oba Ogunnusi Road, Isheri added that in the last three years, 251 new roads comprising 371 kilometres have been completed within Lagos.

He explained that currently another 44 roads that will provide 77 kilometres of new roads are under construction and would be concluded within the next six months.

Governor Fashola also said in addition to this, another 60 new roads that would add 129 kilometres are under construction and would be completed beyond the six months timeline.

Gbawe:
You did well Clerverly. The truth is that GEJ is gone because majority of Nigerians want Buhari. They are only trying to delay a guaranteed because the atrocities they have committed from 2010 to date is truly horrendous and will see many of them jailed. There is no rest for the wicked and there will be no rest for GEJ and his cronies. They have ruined too many Nigerian lives with their misrule, deciet, dplicity, divisiveness and corruption

Gbawe:
Reading the thread below made me realise that many Nigerians still do not understand Buhari's thinking about how the fight against prosecution will be prosecuted. I think some Nigerians expect a gung-ho Rambo-style fight and 'take-down' of prominent Nigerian 'baddies' perceived to be corrupt.

https://www.nairaland.com/2143063/definitely-buharis-biggest-mistake-whats

Those expecting that will be disappointed because Buhari, several times, has clearly stated his approach to corruption and it will not include wasting valuable governance time , considering how troubled Nigeria is, making his leadership entirely about going after those guilty of past corrupt practices when there is much to do in the present and future to secure Nigeria and get her on track again.

Buhari has stated that his government will "draw a line in the sand" (his words exactly) when sworn in to power as a point from which things must be done properly and the point from which stealing, corruption, criminality and impunity will no longer be condoned or go unpunished. Buhari makes it clear that the corrupt have a chance to change their ways and be part of a new Nigeria up to that "line" drawn in the sand. Buhari is not here to witch-hunt anyone . The chance is there for wrongdoers and enemies of Nigeria's progress to change their way and submit themselves to the new way of administering Nigeria.

So therefore Buhari will not reject the help of any prominent Nigerian , to include reformed wrongdoers, who are genuinely interested in working for the birth of a a new and working Nigeria. He will not come out to call some thieves, even if that is what some Nigerians want, because that is not the way Buhari has told anyone he will fight corruption. He will not, after gaining power, begin fighting everything and everyone to a standstill when that makes little sense and is counter-productive to what needs to be done to address the serious problems of Nigeria.

Everyone, even the corrupt, gets a 'fresh start' under GMB as long as they reform and accept that things will no longer be "business as usual" after May 29th. When Buhari gets into power he will, first and foremost, assess the level of damage done to Nigeria. From that point measures will be put in place to 'repair' Nigeria that will not spare any sacred cows. If any Nigerian, however highly placed, fall foul of the new way of doing things then they will be dealt with by an impartial and corruption-intolerant system that had warned everyone to reform for the better or face the consequences of their actions. This is why Buhari has told hardened wrongdoers who do not wish to change their ways to "get ready to leave Nigeria" when he becomes President.

jpphilips:
Going by your logic and anti hypocrisy stand, Jonathan inherited an NIPP that has a 15, 000MW installed capacity save for the transmission infrastructure that needs over hauling, do you now have steady electricity?

By that same logic, he inherited a robust banking industry, why are our bankers at home while Patience is looking forward to creating traffic warden jobs?

Why did he inherit a military that dealt a severe blow to the well trained and organized Sierra Leone military while leaving behind a military asking for help from one of the poorest military in the world to reclaim her territories?

With or without Buhari the refinery will stand, with Jonathan, all our institutions collapsed wont you say?

By the way his incompetence is disgusting.

jpphilips:
while responding to you, my greatest fear is that you are a Nigerian, but assuming you are human, you should know that 1975 was awarding the contract and procurement, 1976-78 was when the actual construction was done, now do you know what Buhari did?

LRNZH:
Speaking of sympathy votes.
Do you realise that alot of undecided voters are miffed by the election postponement? They are tilting towards GMB/APC who have recognised this trend and will woo them in droves.

PDP has goofed big time.

jpphilips:
Buhari did not complete an abandoned Refinery project, go to WRCN website to learn what Buhari did, before coming here to make a mess of what is left of your pathetic education, if you had any.

jpphilips:
When Manchester United won the Champions league in 1999, Sir Alex Fergusson Claimed the victory as much as Ryan Giggs.

If Buhari had mismanaged that refinery project under his stewardship, there will be no glory left for Obj to claim, I am certain that pundits like you will not forgive him either.

LogicPower:
OP, there are pastors, and there are pastors!

For the intelligent, objective and fair-minded observers, these two pastors, Bakare and Osibanjo, are not ordinary pastors!
In terms of PERSONAL INTEGRITY, MORAL CLARITY, INTELLECTUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS, STRONG AND WELL-KNOWN STANCE AGAINST PUBLIC CORRUPTION, these two pastors stand head and shoulders above most of their peers!

So it is not surprising that Buhari, who is also well-known for his personal integrity and anti-corruption antecedents, would like to pick any of these two highly respected gentlemen as his VP, and each one of them would make a perfect VP and successor to him.

In the same vein, GEJ and Sambo are a perfect match - of the clueless, I-don't-give-a-damn, stealing-is-not-corruption type!

aresa:
I've been to Akwa Ibom so there's nothing you can tell me about Akwa Ibom.

aresa:
You know things are very fcukkkedd up if not even 1 of these characters can show us 1 single school...DAMN DAMN DAMN... I feel sorry for the kids in your villages...

jazzydee:
Since you are trying to make these about lagos state, let me burst your bubble:
According to Universal basic education commission link posted in pg 1, Lagos state has 1001 primary schools and 260 secondary school, the picture of three secondary schools out of 260 that fashola renovated in 7.5 years is in line with APC performance in education.

Amaechi 1 new secondary school out of 267 secondary schools in the state = 266 secondary schools abandoned.
Fashola 3 new Secondary schools out of 260 secondary schools in lagos state = 257 secondary schools abandoned like this one https://www.nairaland.com/2003828/unbelievable-pictures-awori-college-ojo