₦airaland Forum

Go to Reno's social media pages and confirm if truly those people provided what he asked for....

betonnaira:
From a lesser party instead of present govt choosing their own people

You will first amend the constitution.

Mikespecialone:
Oya drop your own explanation then

There are over 6 bridges that will cover over 50klm. That alone should tell you that the coastal road will be expensive than the 6.7klm road constructed in in the city.

seunowa:
See another ignoramus calling someone a blind follower. I don't know why most obidients have weak comprehension

I guess you quote the wrong person.

OfficialAPCNig:
Ignorance is a disease.

Going by the agenda you're trying to set, the 700 KM Lagos-Calabar coastal road which costs over #15 trillion is about #210 billion per KM.

But that is not how it works.

I'll spare a minute to educate you and other ignoramuses.

Port Harcourt road is a 6.7KM, 6-lane road, making a total of 40.2 KM. So, at #30 billion, the project cost works out #746.3 million per KM. So, Abia State government is spending less than #800 million per KM.

Again, the coastal road doesn't cost #4 billion per KM.

The project costs #15 trillion and #15 trillion for a 10-lane 700KM is around #21 billion per KM. The project is a PPP between the FG and Hitech bears the bulk of the financial burden. The #4 billion you quoted is FG's share of the cost per KM, while the private sector will source the other #17 billion per KM.

The FG is spending a little over #2 trillion on the entire project, while Hitech will source the other #13 trillion, that's why the road will be tolled at #1,500 per car to recoup the cost.

How many bridges to be constructed in the coastal road?
Is their any bridge in the 6.7klm road in abia?
Your analysis shows that you are just a blind follower.

OfficialAPCNig:
Ignorance is a disease.

Going by the agenda you're trying to set, the 700 KM Lagos-Calabar coastal road which costs over #15 trillion is about #210 billion per KM.

But that is not how it works.

I'll spare a minute to educate you and other ignoramuses.

Port Harcourt road is a 6.7KM, 6-lane road, making a total of 40.2 KM. So, at #30 billion, the project cost works out #746.3 million per KM. So, Abia State government is spending less than #800 million per KM.

Again, the coastal road doesn't cost #4 billion per KM.

The project costs #15 trillion and #15 trillion for a 10-lane 700KM is around #21 billion per KM. The project is a PPP between the FG and Hitech bears the bulk of the financial burden. The #4 billion you quoted is FG's share of the cost per KM, while the private sector will source the other #17 billion per KM.

The FG is spending a little over #2 trillion on the entire project, while Hitech will source the other #13 trillion, that's why the road will be tolled at #1,500 per car to recoup the cost.

This is the dumbest explanation.
How many bridges are there in the coastal road?
How many bridges are in the 6.7klm road in Abia state.?

I will try not to believe that Akeredolu's widow will call the country a zoo.

gidgiddy:
Zik was not there when Lugard created Nigeria in 1914, he does not have to be there whenever we decide Nigeria should end

Was he not the first President?
Did he go against putting the secession clause in our constitution or not?

DMerciful:
I did not insult you, I only asked a simple question because I'm going somewhere.
Why are you hostile?

I'm not hostile. Just letting you know that the scenario of 1967 should not happen again for the good of all.

gidgiddy:
Whenever there is talk about us going our seperate ways, some people will be talking about Zik and secession clause as if Zik owns Nigeria. Zik that has been dead some 40 years! We didn't have unity clause before Nigeria was created, but someone is looking for secession clause before dissolving Nigeria? Laughable

The problem with you and your ilks is that you don't want to accept that your so called past leaders are part of the originators of what we are facing today.
Zik rejected the secession because he wanted to rule a one Nigeria that has other tribes. Now see how things turned out to and his people are the ones shouting.

DMerciful:
Was the constitution used in 1967?

You and your people are still wailing and crying that 3 million imaginary SE people were killed.
Try and recreate the 1967 scene an lets see the result this time around.

gidgiddy:
You don't need sessions clause to end Nigeria, there was no unity clause when Nigeria was created

Why did Azikiwe reject the inclusion of the cause?

alanto:
Shim as gone into hiding

Shim will go and login with another moniker. They're jobless

gidgiddy:
The only lesson to be learnt from the civil war is that the altar on which it was fought, 'one Nigeria', turned out to be a total fiasco today

The unity of Nigeria has been a disaster, we should have gone our seperate ways a long time ago rather than fighting war to be together, just to achieve nothing

Then blame your Nnamdi Azikiwe who turn down the advice of including secession clause in the constitution.
He thought things will continue to favour him and his region.

alanto:
Imagine someone that supports peter Obi thinking he has something to tell me

You just gave that moniker a Uppercut.

being:
The only thing I see is while the yorubas are the most socially intelligent people in Nigeria, the igbo support for IPOB agitation was partly due to the oppression from the federal forces back in 2017. There was once MASSOB during OBJ period which didn't gain much traction back then cos there was no federal oppression at that point into time.

You're wrong. OBJ lock Nwazuruike and some of his MASSOB members up without trail, some were killed by the Army.
In 2010 GEJ government also arrested and kill some MASSOB members that took over a radio station in Enugu.

Rybnyk:
And who increased import duty on some important components that Nigeria imports? As the value of the dollar is dropping,why has the import duties not been updated accordingly? Citizens aren't the only people to blame here. The govt increased import duty, increased electricity tariffs,what do they expect? It will have an effect on pricing too. If a producer pays more to import raw materials for production and he also pays high rates for electricity, he will increase his prices to make profit or try and recoup some of his production costs. And if people are dubiously increasing prices despite not being affected by any dollar fluctuations,the govt has agencies that regulate such unwholesome practices. Are they performing their functions? Let's not just give the govt a pass because the Naira is gaining in value,they have to also enact some policies to help manufacturers and business people. On the issue of electricity which directly affects the cost of many things to a great extent, people are watching. If the power minister doesn't keep to his words,then the govt is the cause of our problems and not citizens. If the grid keeps on collapsing(I pray it doesn't,then people shouldn't be blamed for venting their frustrations. These interventions and revamps are supposed to help resolve the long term issues that led to the subsidy removals. People need t see workings to have hope...

Garri is produced with Dollars abi?

easzypeaszy:
my friend bought somtin for 12,500 and want to sell it for 30000
I actually bought a bag of rice Last month for 60k from my friend cuz he bought it 58k
But he sells to others 75k
Dis Nigeira ppl get as he be..

And they're the first that will blame the Government...
I went to a village for a party and a female friend bought a basket of mango at the rate of 4pcs 200 naira... I was shocked on our way back she was telling her customers that she will be selling it 3pcs for 500 naira...

Ofunaofu:
Can we bet that this project wouldn't go beyond 50% in the entire duration of the Tinubu administration?

At first you said the project is not real, now you're saying that it will not get to 50%..
Why do you always wish the country evil?
Your Nigerian citizenship should be quartioned

We the Nigerian Citizens are more wicked than our leaders

Krankhead:
I font know why you people are just the north Ass licker. Wike is fighting for the south why you people want Atiku to still be the head of the PDP

You're the asslicker here. Wike is not fighting for any south but his personal and selfish self. This is the same thing he did by removing the chairman from his state who is a southerner just because he Wike wanted to grab the PDP presidential ticket.
Tell us if Atiku ever made attempt to remove the party chairman either in 2019 or 2023?
Same Wike is causing issues in his state with the Governor and you're here talking about him fighting for southerners.

Tranquill:
Assuming tomorrow will happen….he just filed a notice of withdrawal. The case is not withdrawn yet as the judge will have to decide. Damagun is going nowhere.

The case is technically dismissed. The plaintiff say he no dey do case again. Will you as the respondent continue with the case alone?

asiwaju60:
Tomorrow will tells

But you should know even if another chairman is coming in, he will still go through electoral process by members of the party

The only way wike can be kick out easily is to kick out all the national working committee and another convention to be hold to elect new set, any thing less than that you're wasting your time

Tomorrow is not far...

slivertongue:
too late for him to run to court to get an injunction

Yes ooo... Wike has been cooking for the community but now the community is about to cook for Wike..

asiwaju60:
By this time tomorrow we go know afar but for now

Woke= 10

Atiku=0

Wike is losing this already... With this now, no time to shop for court injunction...

This indicates that Wike will lose out tomorrow at the NEC... Good thing..

That's 850,000,000 per month for 8 years... In a state like Kogi that can't boast of a good hospital.

favor914:
No one is extending anything, they have passed a law that if for any reason the state fails to conduct local government elections the elected officials should remain until same is conducted, this is to compel the mandatory guarantee of elected local government officials as enshrined in the constitution of 1999 as amended, & stop the State Governor from appointing stooges into those positions.

Nigeria’s problem is that most don’t use their heads for analytics, they prefer to assume out of ignorance, that is why they say the white man has hidden knowledge in volumes of books, because he knows the black man will not read.

Are you saying the law passed by the Rivers state house of assembly supersedes the Nigerian constitution?
Them staying in office when their tenure has expired is not tenure extension to you abi?
This current LGA chairmen can not benefit from the bill pass by the house. Those current Rivers state LGA chairmen will lose at the end of the day.

The House of Assembly can can not extend the tenure of the elected LGA chairmen... I pity the LGA chairmen running after Wike, they will lose out by June ending...

christejames:



I'm still confused 😕, I thought in distillation of crude oil 🛢, premium motor spirit (fuel) is the first to come out ahead of diesel?




Abi the news that we've been hearing since last week that some barges from Dangote Refinery are moving large fuel barges out of Nigeria 🇳🇬 is true?




We keep watching them!

PMS is not the first distillation to come out.
Diesel and Kerosene are before PMS.
This is the reason all the local refineries supply diesel and Kerosene.

Penguin2:
Unfortunately a lot of people here don’t know this story.

And instead of educating themselves, they are arguing.

Some know about the history but they choose to support blindly...