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Abuja street with bicycle lane

There is no sense in what he said, I don't seem to draw any meaningful sense from what he has said

PassingShot:
The policy of producing what we consume - aggressive farming of rice and other farm produce.

And massive infrastructural development especially in road construction. There are more.

Other things you've put up there are just mere ranting of an angry man.

You forgot:
Massive investment in rail lines and power infrastructures which has lead to cash inflow in the system.
Drastically reducing import duties
Encouraging MSME's and opening of MSME shops across the country.
Construction of Affordable housing across the country.
Formulating policies that can enhance the ease of doing business.
Anchor borrowers programme.
N power portal for Employment of the youths.
Increased partnership with the private sector.
With all of these and lots more that I am able to mention, why will someone just say nothing is done.It might surprise many people what will happen after 4yrs,especially in terms of road,power,agric and rail

PassingShot:
The policy of producing what we consume - aggressive farming of rice and other farm produce.

And massive infrastructural development especially in road construction. There are more.

Other things you've put up there are just mere ranting of an angry man.

You forgot:
Massive investment in rail lines and power infrastructures which has lead to cash inflow in the system.
Drastically reducing import duties
Encouraging MSME's and opening of MSME shops across the country.
Construction of Affordable housing across the country.
Formulating policies that can enhance the ease of doing business.
Anchor borrowers programme.
N power portal for Employment of the youths.
Increased partnership with the private sector.
With all of these and lots more that I am able to mention, why will someone just say nothing is done.It might surprise many people what will happen after 4yrs,especially in terms of road,power and rail

without Murphy brilla FM is half dead oo. I will stick to Nigeria info

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I think the prices of goods and services will be the last to reduce drastically when there is an increase in supply

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The Federal Government of Nigeria has concluded plans to
embark on the massive construction of energy efficient
housing across the country as part of the efforts to motivate
the ordinary Nigerian worker.

The energy efficient houses are such that would use less
power consumption or minimum energy and provide
maximum comfort as well as take into account the need and
financial convenience of would be owners.

The Minister of State for Works, Power, and Housing II, Alhaji
Suleiman Hassan Jara dropped this hint in Gombe when he
visited home during the Sallah break.

He said the concepts, which discussed at a recent workshop
on housing would be delivered in every state and possibly,
every local government area of the country

“We are talking of delivering houses that are adaptable, that
are affordable. It will take into consideration our culture and
our climate.

“We just did a workshop last week, and it’s saying we should
do housing that is energy efficient.

“That means a house that will use less power consumption
with better ventilation, so that you needn’t have to use so
many ACs, you don’t have to use so many bulbs, but
minimum energy, maximum comfort,” he said.

The Minister further explained that government was
considering a whole lot of things towards making the houses
affordable without compromising quality.

“So, we are looking at a model, where the cost of the building
will come less.

“We are also looking at it what else constitute the cost of the
building; if it is the land, we will see how easy it will be to
access land to make housing better for the people.

“Is it the structure? We will look at that one and also the
person that is going to occupy that building and then build to
his capacity without compromising quality,” he said.
He said the project would begin with needs assessment of
would be owners as they would be contributing to the
construction of the buildings.

“So, we’ll first look at the needs of the persons we are
building the houses for, know what they need and then build
houses for them.

“Again, you are the one who will contribute into the fund,
anyway. So, as you are contributing, we will ask for your
need and then factor you into it before we deliver the project,”
the Minister explained.

He said government was being painstaking because it does
not deliver houses that would not be occupied as there many
houses out there that are not occupied because it is not their
need and it is unaffordable.

pokipoki:
Chai!!!! Misplaced priorities. The people will ride bicycles when roads are comstructued making provisions for bicycle lane and when the road are safer!!!!

he said the fct has designated lanes for bicycles

I don't see anything bad in reintroducing bicycles. At least he said the FCT is the only one thas has the infrastructure,meaning it has designated lanes for bicycles.
Even developed countries, you see them with bicycles on the road

The super eagles tried but the pressure in the second half was much.
I think Cameroonians did not deserve that penalty because Ezenwa actually went for the ball.
Who says inexperience allowed him come out for the ball,how could he have stayed back to see the ball coming very close without making any attempt.
If you ask another referee,that ball wouldn't have been a penalty

check these pics of Nigeria, not in abuja,Lagos or ibadan but enugu www.nairaland.com/3703975/photos-enugu-beautiful-igbo-city

what's this one

Why KANU needs medical help https://www.naij.com/1123579-why-ipob-nnamdi-kanu-medical-by-buchi-obichie.html

Check this out to no why he needs medical help https://www.naij.com/1123579-why-ipob-nnamdi-kanu-medical-by-buchi-obichie.html

Biafra group, IPOBR, accuses Nnamdi Kanu of
bringing public hatred on the entire Igbo race through
his utterances and actions
- The group questions the authority of Nnamdi Kanu
to oppose the coming Anambra state gubernatorial
election

- IPOBR says anybody with useful information about
the whereabouts of Nnamdi Kanu should contact it
for prompt action
A rival pro-Biafra group, the leadership of the
Indigenous People of Biafra Rebranded (IPOBR), has
declared Nnamdi Kanu wanted for allegedly betraying
the cause of Biafra which late Odumegwu Ojukwu
handed down to his descendants before his demise.

The director-general of the IPOBR, Mazi Ibekwe
Ozuruigbo, in a statement sent to NAIJ.com on Monday,
September 04, accused the IPOB leader of bringing
public hatred on the entire Igbo race as a result of his
careless utterances and actions.

The pro-Biafra group questioned the authority of Nnamdi
Kanu to oppose the coming Anambra state gubernatorial
election.

The group said: “ We wonder who gave Mr. Kanu the
power to say Anambra State election scheduled for
November this year would not hold?

“As the true representative of the Biafran People, we are
asking Anambrarians to come out en masse to vote for
candidates of their choice in the November election
without fear of molestation from anybody.

How come the broadcast on his arrival sounds like Him

If you create room for war,you this man,you shall be judged by God.

Kizyte:
Heeeee! Na Abuja i dey o! Abuja stadium don spoil finish. Lack of maintenance.

I thought they said they wanted to private that abuja stadium

The uyo stadium is one of the best stadiums in Africa in terms of beauty,modelling and modernity but generally its not among the 10 best in Africa.
I think this is because of only its capacity compared that of Egypt, Morocco and SA

Xfemt:
abeg short up, watin fine for here. stadium wan dem build round with chairs and an artificial pitch NY u de call fine. can u compare dis with akwa ibom stadium, the one in lagos, port harcout or even the Samuel ogbemudia stadium in Benin city fine pass dis one on. Nigerians re too sentimental about everytin I don't know why

Thank you sir,maybe its inferiority oo

House,is there any new construction of a stadium in jos