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In an era of drones, how is this even possible? Drones would give the Nigerian military and armed drones can be deployed whenever these guys are spotted and used to scatter them. It’s beyond negligence to allow military personnel to keep getting killed like this |
Port Harcourt road inside Aba is different from Enugu -PH express way and is not a federal road It’s a intra city Aba road just like Aba-Owerri road or Faulks road. Past administrations used fake propaganda like “it’s a federal road” to avoid ever having to take responsibility for the road Please correct the header as it’s just a regular intro Aba city road and has nothing to do with the federal government. |
There is nothing like Money Ritual. The type of mentality that allows our people to believe the insanity is unfathomable. It’s crazy how many people lose their lives to a non existent idea of money ritual. Lives of innocent people are taken left and right based on an irrational low iq belief. We need a national campaign against this ridiculous belief that is causing so much death |
An act of Congress cannot be revoked unilaterally by a president. Congress would need to abolish such an act |
yemmit90:He should have ended the marriage end of story. There is no excuse for this kind of barbaric and animalistic behavior. He did no bring her into this world and has no right to take her life for any reason. Now this man will learn what it means to senselessly commit murder without thinking of the repercussions |
004gist:Actually every city in Nigeria can adopt closed drainage technology like other places around the world. Has nothing to do with Abuja. Just close all the drainages and you end the issue of dumping refuse into it |
mu2sa2:Yes mail in ballots are sent to specific people if you request it. There is no connection between their elections and the rubbish you see in Nigeria. A person who has never been in a developed country on Election Day you would be completely clueless and making rubbish comparisons |
Read the story before you comment Read read read. Nothing connects this to Nigeria at all. The 3 people whose mail in ballots were affected will get new ballots and vote Read people |
Just watch morons that don’t read start comparing this to a Nigeria. 3 ballots were damaged in Oregon and authorities are contacting people whose mail in ballots were affected. Anyone in those 2 states can also check the status of their mail in ballots Some people here have no clue whatsoever and will start making comparisons with the insanity that they call elections in Nigeria |
Ezewuzie01:It’s a travesty that he is doing this. Rubbishing the work that he is doing How hard is it to cover the drainages as sidewalks in 2024? It helps to transform a city |
People who start this type of threads are not doing Alex Otti any favors. They are actually damaging his administration and need to stop. It’s the height of primitivity to be calling a place with dirty open gutters all around “London” just because after decades of neglect the new government decided to grade and ashphalt a part of a road The people who constantly compare Aba to London, Dubai, America etc should stop it and let the government work and transform the city first |
Aba lost almost 40 years of development not just 24. Since Mbakwe the city has only had jokers as administrators. It needs a lot of development and I mean a lot to catch up to the changes that happened to other places since the return of democracy. Look at how far even Lagos or Abuja has come in the last 24 years. Look at neighboring places like Enugu, Uyo, Owerri and Port Harcourt. All have massively increased in size while Aba has remained the same pretty much as 40 years ago. Osisioma and Alaoji still are the borders pretty much North and South. Main thoroughfare is still Aba-Owerri road of 5 kilometers (when ever Port Harcourt road is finished, that would make it an 11 kilometer thoroughfare basically). This is a city that should be 9 LGA’s by now if it had developed the way it should instead it is still 5 and not even fully those 5. Aba needs a lot of development including bypasses, flyovers, ring roads and new sections of the city plus a recovery of old sections of the city like the Ugwunabo lga |
franchasofficia:Commercial airlines are far safer than cars. You are far more likely to die in a car accident than in any commercial airline |
Catapault:You are talking rubbish. Don’t know what you think you read that made you think you know so much. Hundreds of helicopters fly in the country every day. tens of thousands of commercial helicopters. Their technology is different from commercial big airplanes so they come down easier but it has nothing to do with the rubbish you are writing |
Aba has been in darkness for a while. This project is always about next month. All these articles are completely pointless till the 24/7 electricity takes effect and people who can pay for it receive the electricity. Till then these articles are useless |
Why are we talking about government anyways? The NLC should make sure that all private businesses are adhering to the minimum wage requirement first. Every body who works in a market, every market apprentice must be paid minimum wage, same as everybody who works in a store. Why is the NLC not working on enforcing that instead of talking about government workers |
BloomingDale:Forget the rubbish talking points you are repeating from western liberals who believe there is a pyramid that blacks must always be at the bottom. You have the power to be racist and so does every black American. If you take a gun and shoot and kill someone because you don’t their skin color that is racism. The “black people have no power” crap is intersectional oppressor and oppressed is determined by skin color not actions. It’s an extremely stupid talking point and debases the people you call “black” |
2mch:Why would someone who worked every minute to receive 200 pounds send it to you? The Uk is a country of 67 million plus people with a $3.2 trillion GDP. Nigeria is a country of almost 200 million with less than $400 billion GDP in 2023. With 3 times the population we produce just a little more than 1/10th their economic activity. In their society you have to work hard and be productive. Nothing like dashing people money. And this topic is about the poorest 2 million of that 67 million for delusional people who are comparing this to the inhumane penury people live in Nigeria |
mrvitalis:No this is Port Harcourt Road inside Aba not the express. You can check Otti’s Facebook. It’s a 6.8km road inside Aba built by Mbakwe |
Kenmatt:It’s Port Harcourt Road inside Aba that is being reconstructed not the Enugu-Port Harcourt Expressway Need to correct this so people don’t have misconceptions |
It’s Port Harcourt road inside Aba that is being repaired not Port Harcourt - Aba expressway |
MadamExcellency:No it is not. It can look like this picture if the government actually gets down to work. Nigerian cities look like absolute trash due to open gutters and lack of landscaping. I know funds are limited but this is an absolute must if you will change the look of the cities |
Umueme:Those things are filthy shacks and should be eliminated from our cities. Roof and building extensions are like the ones the poster above posted not the crap we have that deface our environment |
Minimum wage is paid mostly by private industry in the rest of the world. Like 90% plus of workers getting minimum wage work for private industry Why do Nigerians equate minimum wage rise to government? Are small private enterprises ready to pay 30,000 never mind 200,000? |
Akabuking:Port Harcourt road is NOT a federal road. Port Harcourt road is a local inner city road like Faulks Road and is different than Port harcourt express way which is a federal road. Port Harcourt Road which IS a state road leads to the Port Harcourt express way just like Faulks road does |
kokorokoman:“State” isn’t what determines the need for an airport. Distance, proximity and demand is what does |
Christistruth03:Use the Enugu airport which is still a loss making operation and needs a lot more traffic to become a self sustainable airport. You don’t need a so called Ebonyi airport |
rtdCivilservant:He is 100%. It’s distance that determines the need for an airport not so called “states”. If an airport is 30 to 45 mins from a city, it doesn’t matter if it is in the same state or not. Nigeria doesn’t need many airports. Just a couple strategically located around economic hubs within 1 hour driving distances or so. If Nigeria was well planned for example, Port Harcourt airport would be located between Port Harcourt, Aba and Owerri and have direct flights to global destinations not needing to stop in Lagos or Abuja for anything whatsoever. A country like Nigeria doesn’t even need up to 10 airports but the average Nigerian is so so clueless on this issue |
spy24:What are you talking about? HDI measures infrastructural development and levels as well. There is no point in ethnic jingoism. The big “cities” of the East are a real eyesore. It’s shocking Aba and Onitsha look the way they do. Even animals are not supposed to live that way. Nobody will take you serious if you are hyping Nnewi and they arrive their and see what resembles a disorganized hamlet Hopefully Otti changes this starting with Aba See what a city that is about the same size as Orlu and Okigwe and much smaller than Umuahia or Nnewi looks like. Meanwhile all these places above resemble primitive villages
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FellaG:Can you stop the ethnic thing? Your first post was fine except bringing in the ethnic thing which was unnecessary and took away from the point you were making. |
Beolly:Abia voted for Otti and APGA overwhelmingly in 2015 but they used Obingwa magic to steal the election. They tried the same thing again in 2023 and it failed thankfully |
MXrep:stop misinforming people Aba-Port Harcourt express way is a federal road. Port Harcourt road which is the one he visited is a city internal road within Aba that the current government has awarded several contracts for including money from the world bank and disappeared |