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Kukutente23:So you believe they committed all those crimes? Go and read about what Trump is doing with ICE just to forcefully deport as many as possible those he believes are not real Americans, forgetting that his own great parents were migrants too. |
AMINDA:Aboki, the expansion and rehabilitation of the Abuja-Maraba-Keffi road is a major Federal Government of Nigeria project. It is supervised by the Federal Ministry of Works as part of the Renewed Hope Agenda, with a ₦73.9 billion budget and a completion deadline set for 2026 to address severe traffic congestion. Key Details of the Project: Purpose: To dualize the expressway, reduce chronic traffic congestion (especially around the Nyanya-Maraba axis), and improve commuter safety. Supervision: The project is under the supervision of the Federal Ministry of Works, led by Minister Engr. David Umahi. Progress & Challenges: Due to severe traffic delays, the federal government ordered night construction and has taken steps to address slow progress, including withdrawing sections of the contract from certain firms. Completion Date: The project is scheduled for completion in 2026. The project involves significant structural work, including the use of 3.5% cement to stabilize the base, 20-centimetre-thick concrete shoulders, and milling of existing asphalt to ensure a 40-year lifespan. |
mrvitalis:You better face your gala hawking jejely. |
tnerro1:Yes,Obi was a failure in Anambra. He shut down Anambra hospitals for 13 months and also the schools in Anambra for 13 months.Only God knows the number of lives that were lost and the number of students that were unable to go back to school again during his regime and beyond.It was very pathetic. So also is Atiku. |
tnerro1:Should we vote Obi or Atiku so we can experience real and undiluted and unrescinding hardship? |
Ingrates are like sadists.... An employee in the financial services sector, described the increment as minimal. “Mine increased, oh, just a little, sha,” she said. ![]() That increase is about some thousands according to one employee that said his own increment was #5000. Just imagine if #50 naira was removed from their salary...lol ![]() |
peleson1:You are the villagers with 10,20 buildings while the remaining vast areas remain in ruins. The place tbey call Akala in Ibadan was a village recently but now a sprawling town. You are the perpetual villagers,SWesterners are way ahead of you in development and progress.Just as everyone knows,Ibadan city is very much more developed than the entire South East Igboland infrastructurally. Fact#. |
davillian:The United States' first free trade agreement was with Israel, in 1985. In 1999, the U.S. government signed a commitment to provide Israel with at least US$2.7 billion in military aid annually for ten years; in 2009 it was raised to $3 billion; and in 2019 raised to a minimum of US$3.8 billion. |
Jakpon:Iron condemn on top shit dump? You get bad mouth sha. Taaaar.. |
FreeStuffsNG:Handsome man. |
Funkymode:Ogun state is more developed than Anambra and Imo states combined. Open another thread and tag me. SE is almost a desert.....Ohanaeze. |
peterboro:Is that why your poverty and North come be the same? |
You are struggling not cry,sir. |
LegendHero:I didn't see this. South Easterners are really suffering.Poor souls. |
jmoore:AI Overview +6 The World Bank's October 2025 Nigeria Development Update (NDU) highlights a severe poverty situation, projecting 61% of Nigerians (around 139 million people) living in poverty in 2025, a reversal from prior trends, driven by inflation and eroded purchasing power despite macro-economic stabilization from reforms like subsidy removal and exchange rate unification. Poverty remains highest in the North (especially North-East/West) for children, but the new data underscores that all regions struggle as macro gains haven't translated to household welfare, with a critical need for social protection and inflation control. Key Findings from the October 2025 Report: Poverty Rate: Projected to hit 61% in 2025, affecting about 139 million people. Causes: Economic reforms (subsidy removal, FX unification) stabilized the economy but high food inflation and weak growth left many households struggling. Regional Disparity: While specific 2025 regional breakdowns aren't fully detailed in snippets, historical data shows the North-East and North-West have significantly higher child poverty rates, suggesting these areas are disproportionately affected. Impact: Families face challenges like skipping meals, dropping out of school, and selling assets, with food consuming ~70% of poor households' income. Regional Context (Based on Related Data): Multidimensional Poverty (Child MPI): Higher rates in North-East (90%) and North-West (90%), lower in South-East (74%) and South-West (65.1%). General Trend: The NDU emphasizes that poverty is rising across the board, indicating all geo-political zones are suffering from the cost of living crisis, even as the North has historically been more vulnerable. |
Believe this and you will believe that hens have teeth. While specific regional data varies and overall access is low, Lagos State consistently shows the highest access to basic water services (around 96%), followed by Jigawa and Imo, with Kwara also noted for high piped access, indicating the Southwest and parts of the North (like Jigawa) have better infrastructure, though functionality and consistent supply remain major challenges nationwide. Key Findings: Lagos State: Leads with about 96% access to basic water supply, though much of this is via public taps or motorized systems, not always direct pipe-borne, as noted in allAfrica.com. Jigawa & Imo States: Follow Lagos with high access (92% and 90% respectively) in a 2020 survey, showing strong performance in the North-West and South-East, notes allAfrica.com. Kwara State: Showed high piped water access (around 59.5%) in one study, placing it high on the piped water index, according to SciSpace. South-West (General): Areas in the Southwest, like Oyo State's Ibadan North (97.5% access in a study), show high levels of service, though often through varied systems, reports ScienceDirect.com. |
Bravo. Bravo. Bravo to our brave ground,sea and air troops. God blessings to you all. |
God bless our gallant,brave soldiers. Against all odds,you still continue to decimate the hellbound terrorists. God bless you all. More and unstoppable wins for you. You are all blessed. Thank you so much.We really appreciate. |
AqualinaXYZ:He pain am for blockoss. ![]() |
Kalashnikov49:That was how they arm twisted them because of their negative behaviours and told them to leave South Africa,Ghana,Indonesia,Thailand etc. Is it not high time they change their toxic behaviour causing this? |
Red alert! A police has been spotted and intelligentically detected. ![]() |
Sure,everybody knows that Ibadan is more infrastructurally developed than the entire South East Igboland. |
SmartPolician:No nation is percect. Even when outsiders are on the positive side,you still envelope yourself in that hate garb.t To build self-esteem, you have to outface your negative beliefs about yourself and your nation and change them. |
Guestmale:Yes and we have 2 dangerous tribes in Nigeria that just have this domination spirit.The Igbos and the Fulanis have almost this same negative spirit in them. When I read the history of Nigeria and how the Fulanis complained,how the first coup came about and so on,I knew that Nigeria is on A long thing with these 2 tribes.Why would you want to dominate others for God's sake? Can't we live a 'live and let live' life like the Hausas,Yorubas etc? |
Some people will not be able to sleep well tonight ![]() On the other hand,you cannot compare Nigerian insecurity problem with others because it is some devilish Nigerians who have infiltrated all military facets of Nigeria's security apparatuses decimatong their fellow citizens just because of their bloodsoaking parochial reasons. When things have gone awry like this,it needs great wisdom to be solved and this is what the present govt is applying. Only God is perfect and He will surely triumph. |
This is why this government is called a democracy,sir. Say your say and let the majority have their way especially those of them in govt. Even as you cannot prove everything you have written,90% of Oyedele tax trajectories are positively on the right track. Life is all about win some,lose some. Nobody and nothing is perfect except The Omnipotent. |
And the parasites make the most noise.Iranu! |

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