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More tylann This another one . READ AND GET JEALOUS COS CHINA WILL NEVER HELP YOU.WE DON'T NEED CHINA ,WE BUILD IT OURSELVES WITH OUR RESOURCES MONEY (oil money ) SOMETHING YOU CAN NEVER HAVESpecial Economic Zones: Work begins on Enyimba economic city 26th February 2019 15 SHARES ADVERTISEMENT Adewale Sanyaolu Nigeria’s quest to build special economic zones across the country received the desired boost recently with the commencement of work on the Enyimba Economic City in Abia State. The move to kick-start work on the project was part of plans by major Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) to commit funding towards the development of special economic zones. Managing Director of Bank of Industry (Bol), Mr.Kayode Pitan, said the DFI agreed to be part of the project because it was long-overdue, adding that the bank was confident that the project will succeed. For his part, Abia State Governor, Okezie Ikpeazu and the communities that denoted land, said it was hope kept alive as the management of Nigeria SEZ Investment Company Limited (NZESCO) and the Chief Executive Officers of Afreximbank, Bank of Industry and Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) signed the deal at an event presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari, in the Council Chambers of Aso Rock. According to Dr. Okechukwu Enelamah, whose Industry, Trade and Investment Minstry is implementing the development of the special economic zones under the direct supervision of President Muhammadu Buhari, “the initial projects such as the Enyimba Economic City, are underway and feasibility studies are going on in eight states.” The three DFIs are among the five to partner with NSEZCO and the Ministry of Finance. NSEZCO intends to raise at least $500million in equity over the first five years to develop special economic zones in the country. The other investment partners are African Development Bank (AfDB) and Africa Finance Corporation (AFC). The President described the ceremony as another landmark in the journey to industrialise Nigeria and create jobs for people while thanking the DFIs for their strong demonstration of support for the important project. “This project will blossom and create 200,000 jobs because of the enormity of the positive effects on my people. I see the concomitant impact on the life of my people and area. I know my people are people who want to create things, so all you need to do is to make them neighbours to people who are actively manufacturing.” The Enyimba Economic City project believed to be capable of sparking industrial revolution in the South-East is a 9, 803 hectares of land, spanning three local government areas of Ukwa East, Ukwa West and Ugwunagbo,’’. It is located at the centre of the five South-east and four South-south states and it is to be designed to drive massive economic expansion of the region and by extension Nigeria. The agreement for Economic City is a public- private partnership of NSEZCO, which holds 20 per cent stake, with the Abia State Government and Crown Realities Plc. |
Tylann I know you are a jealous piece of shiit with no future most especially since your govt sold your countries destiny to china. .Let me refresh your memory. You remember jealousy saying that our cities are real estate for billonaire only with extremely no impact on a poor nigerian. Well read this and decipher it economic importance then you run and beg china to quickly start funding that dead, fallow looking konza And please don't forget to get jealous as usual.this can never be kenya's destiny no matter how you beg for foreign aid Nigeria to get new $1bn “Virgin City” 5 January 2018 | By GCR Staff 0 Comments Work has begun on a $1bn port city in Nigeria’s southeastern state of Cross River following a groundbreaking ceremony. People’s Democratic Party politician Ben Ayade (Creative Commons) The scheme, to be called the Virgin City, will be located south of the city of Calabar at the mouth of the Cross River. The aim is to build a deepwater port surrounded by facilities for industry and tourism. The scheme will be developed by the Mark Sino Construction Company, which presently runs a quarry in the region, and built by Baishan Zhongtian Development Group. Speaking at the ceremony, Wei Hengshan, the chairman of Mark Sino, said his company would “work according to specification to positively transform the lives of the citizenry”. Ben Ayade, the governor of the state, said work would start on the port on 15 January. He added that first order of business would be building accommodation for the 35,000 workers who would be employed on the scheme at its peak. Other projects in the pipeline include centres for building materials, textiles and auto parts, a “water world fairground” complete with artificial lake, a golf course and a “dancing square”, as well as shops, hotels, schools and a hospital. Mark Sino is based in Jilin province, which borders North Korea. Mr Ayade said he was confident that the firm would deliver the project. “I have been to Jilin, which is a fantastic place with very wide roads and well-built areas that make it far more civilized than America,” he commented, adding: “I think we have a great opportunity to use my exposure and contacts to seek an alternative to the continuous dependence on federal allocation.” He also pledged that the local community would be “emphasised” when recruiting labour. A frequent criticism of Chinese projects in Africa is the use of labour imported from China. The scheme is part of a wider programme of infrastructure provision that is controversial for other reasons. In particular, a 260km six-lane “superhighway” has been criticised for despoiling one of Nigeria’s few remaining rain forests and displacing up to 1 million people. The road is planned to run north from the Virgin City to Nigeria’s border with Chad. The city will also be on a $12bn railway that China is building along the coast of Nigeria. |
Yobeezy:Pls which one is quartz africa? Are they a global source to say we would hold that for a generation |
jaycent:nah jassy that not abuja light rail but the newly completed sgr that runs through abuja and kano |
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tylann:Says who ...I know it must be embarrassing that the smallest state in nigeria is richer than your entire neocolonized economy. Pathetic |
Kazikazi:Wonderful. .and you have not jeopardise your future to neocolonialism |
tylann:And deal with these its getting too much. I mean your inevitable neocolonialism ![]()
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Kazikazi:Hahaha again their ass has been busted |
tylann:Gdp per capita nominal Gdp per capita PPP GNI per capita PPP GNI per capita nominal And let's not forget that we have better universities than you. These is just a little that I decided to give you, there is more where that came from |
edon21:Thank you for busting their stupid little ass. Tylann I hope you are seeing this |
Kazikazi:Pathetic . I weep for them .although I wasn't expecting them to own more than that though |
Wuoche:What part is the largest slum located. Can help me pinpoint it |
Yobeezy:This one is at the verge of madness. As petrodollars fool always say you are an evidence that man can live without a brain.kiss my ass for not believing you |
Yobeezy:Moronic liar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIywmYFzN-s ![]()
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Kazikazi:Mother nature cursed their looks. She practically stole it and have it to those animal .no wonder they look like apes.
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gallivant:nah |
gallivant:Gnite |
Kazikazi:@last pics the living creature looks like a rotten goat ![]() |
gallivant:Piece of shiit. Allow me finish the rest of these post I left out all these while then I will come for you |
sufferNsmiling:Because he is a nigerian and he is entitled to remain here . you logoff foreigner or better still farmer boy. Haven't You got some cow breast to cuddle ![]() |
gallivant:Those guys are fire. Are you sure you can handle them? |
Kazikazi:You have said it all Kazikazi. We are going to make a good team tomorrow . Stupid resourcesless goats |
gallivant:Gallivant just go and sleep I am not here for you but for that moronic fool you call a brother |
tylann:Your are truly cursed and useless and to think that you are quick to pick fault at others makes me want to slap your head off. I am glad you agreed to this one .in the next two day when I repost these picture I am sure you would say our govt has fixed that school, show me what your govt has done
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Kazikazi:Honestly kenya is a joke ![]()
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tylann:I see . I think these little porridge meal and that fallen footbridge that looks like a woman breast facing the equator is ti be called "quality infastructure " Tylann let me give you an assignment. I want you to provide me a 2019 list list that puts lagos as the following in the world Polluted cities Dirtiest cities Worst city NOTE: PLS I SO NOT WANT ANY WEBSITE OR STUPID BLOGGER FROM AFRICA DOING THESE RANKING. I WANT A CREDIBLE GLOBAL SOURCE THAT RANKS THE WHOLE WORLD WITH ITS NUMBERS ATTACHED TO ITS SO I CAN SEE WHERE LAGOS FALL, OTHERWISE YOU ARE IN NO POSITION TO PAINT NAIROBI BETTER AND MORE HABITABLE THAN LAGOS. Enjoy your slum with lack of electricity. Pathetic
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tylann:Mumu worry about this you liar. You told us they have received food aid where as this reporters which are your reporters says otherwise. Meanwhile that video was from few weeks ago. Pls help them before you run your ugly smelly masai mara mouth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIywmYFzN-s |
tylann:g Mumu you are dead worry about this ![]() China is coming for you .And guess what it is inevitable You are so doomed. I will just sit down grab a pop corn and watch your thuggish president sell you away while he does is term and runoff to God knows where, leaving you guys at china's mercy.pathetic
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tylann:You should be the last he goat to talk about infastructure and sgr. Did you know your debt is growing rapidly than any other african country and the good news is that you don't have the resources to finance these debt which has definitely made your neocolonisation as sure as hell. Did you know nigeria is building sgr that connects the whole of nigeria together. Do you know what that means? If you can call the borrowed loan from china you used in financing the stupid rails from mombassa to nairobi the highest investment ever made in the history of your resourcesless country, how more nigeria that is using it oil money to connect the whole of nigeria . You are even begging china to build konza for but they said no your debt is too much already. The last picture belong to konza . Stupid beggars!!! Stupid debtors!!! Your future has been jeopardise by your politicians no remedy for your neocolonization
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