₦airaland Forum

Eve62:
in summary, he say u no get sense. Simple

egift:
Your cerebral disposition has been enormously defective owing to the deplorable misrule of the current administration of Jonathan. Bid me to any competitive arrangement, I will roundly dispose you in a modus you cannot imagine.

GMB all the way!

Ojestas:
Abi oooo. .Better go coach Brazil or Germany. They are serious there.

thorpido:
He probably thinks you are involved with the 'most wanted guy'.
He doesn't like the fact that you get too much attention from guys(some guys don't like a lady with too many guys around her).

LordMecuzy:
Imagine Paying Above 12k a month just on DSTV alone. its too exorbitant Abeg!!

But Wait oh If Dem Deregulate Dis Stuff e go Affect My Viewing Centre Business

DSTV pls do d Needful and Give d House Members Some token not as a Bribe, But Appreciation. After all its just Stealing and Not Corruption

coogar:
welcome to the 21st century.
as usual, the capitalist slaves would jump at this singing kumbaya.

Akbee:
this is long overdue na!mr ndume shud be sent to the darkest corner in kirikiri..he has betrayed his country n his people.however he shud be given a fair trial n not one coloured by the political interests of the **ogas at the top**the rule of the law must be aplied here..

morbid:
Dr Onwuchekwa is an eloquent,erudite,funny,boisterous,vibrant and gallant physician(a consultant nephrologist). He is a gift to Abia State NMA. He's the chairman of Abia State NMA and also doubles as the president of Aba Sports Club. He's a typical doctor politician. My only annoyance was having to be physically present in that meeting,where the SSG and Minister of Health were celebrating mediocrity by calling Governor T. A. Orji a consensus builder(they call him Ochendo global) chaii!!! Doctors rili fall my hand,no b small.

Tbliss12:
I don't get u sir?

tosin2013:
1. garri
2. rice
3. pure water
4. recharge card
5. salt

fabregas04:
that's where u get it wrong, OBJ used EFCC to threaten those who didn't support his cause 4 3rd term, hw many Govs are been chased by EFCC d days.

The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has called for stronger emphasis on infrastructure by African leaders saying that the big challenge is that Africa invests only four percent of its collective GDP in infrastructure, compared with China’s 14 percent.

Speaking on behalf of the Bank Group during the 9th African Development Forum
(ADF) in Marrakech, Operations Vice- President in charge of Agriculture, Human Development and Governance, Aly Abou- Sabaa, said many countries in the region are hungry for infrastructure investments, and now is the best time for African governments and their development partners to focus on fast-tracking resources.

Abou-Sabaa said infrastructure is vital for transformation, but added that “other sectors are central, including agriculture, good governance, health, education systems.

“Africa’s transformation cannot occur with weak governance, health or education systems or within a context of prevailing food insecurity,” he said. He also addressed various unforeseeable crises prevailing in the region, including HIV-AIDS, malaria and Ebola.

The Vice-President explained that in spite of agriculture contributing up to 25 percent of Africa’s GDP and employing about 60 percent of the population, the continent still imports $25 billion worth of food every year.

“The Bank is promoting participation of anchor investors in private sector investment in agriculture,” the Vice-President stated.

Abou-Sabaa expounded on the Bank’s estimates, observing that “the annual financing need for African infrastructure is about $95 billion, of which only $45 billion is currently invested each year, from African governments, development finance institutions and the private sector.”

Building on these facts and figures, Abou-Sabaa argued that Africa’s transformation largely depends on how well countries mobilize inputs from a range of stakeholders, promote infrastructure through new vehicles such as the Africa50 Fund, invest in their human capital, and foster good governance to enable a business-conducive environment.

He also said the Bank has created Africa50 Fund, headquartered in Casablanca, as the new game-changing solution to stimulate and drive the African infrastructure market.

The Africa50 Fund, “seeks to reconcile governments’ strategic objectives of meeting the substantial investment needs in infrastructure and the attractiveness of African assets to the growing sources of domestic and international capital,” Abou- Sabaa said.

More importantly, the long-term strategic aim of Africa50 is to invest directly $10 billion in projects, and facilitate total project investments of $100 billion by crowding in private-sector players and enticing investors.

The Bank Group in recent years has put much emphasis on the key role played by the private sector in implementing infrastructure projects, especially in the power and transport sectors, for the development and transformation in Africa.

www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/africa-transformation-depends-infrastructure-afdb/

kenbee:
The report will be forwarded to the 36 state Houses of
Assembly for their concurrence.

NOTE: House of Assembly does not exit in Rivers & Edo States. Just forward to 34 states for now!