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Politics › Re: Tinubu Approves N95bn For Kano Dams Rehabilitation, To Construct Eastern Bypass by Topman7: 11:37pm On Dec 24, 2024
CodeTemplarr:
Better expense than senseless and idle airports, redundant highways and fanciful flyovers.
IF THEY BUILT NO AIRPORTS, HOW WILL CONTRACTORS AND INVESTORS MAKE THEIR WAY TO THE STATES?

THEY WILL BE TRAVELLING BY ROAD FOR YOU ABI?

FLYOVERS ARE NOT BUILT FOR DECORATION. THEY ARE BUILT TO HELP WITH EASY AND STRESS-FREE FLOW OF TRAFFIC, WHICH IMPROVES ECONOMIC PRODUCTIVITY.

THAT IS PART OF THE 'EASE OF DOING BUSINESS' CALCULATIONS & RANKINGS FOR YOUR COUNTRY.

WE NEED EVERY INFRASTRUCTURE WE CAN GET, SO KEEP SHUT.
Politics › Re: Oyo State Nlc Celebrates Gov. Makinde On His 57th Birthday by Topman7: 11:30pm On Dec 24, 2024
Small boy
Politics › Re: President Tinubu Didn’t Provide Answers To Most Of The Questions - Oseni Rufai by Topman7: 11:21pm On Dec 24, 2024
IfnobeGod20:
This is the same narrative many of you are peddling about but ask you and your likes, where are the proceeds from the subsidy removal, you cannot pinpoint them and the same government still borrowing like kinlode. Tinubu's government in its 18 months have borrowed more than half of what Buhari you people always malign borrowed for 8 years.
Shame!
There are no ''proceeds from subsidy removal''. We were borrowing 10 billion dollars a year to pay subsidies. We simply stopped borrowing that amount. Instead when we borrow, we are doing so for DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, and don't ask me ''where are the projects?''. GO AND GOOGLE IT!
Politics › Re: Nigeria, Ethiopia Own Huge Chunk Of $76.3bn African Road Projects – Fitch Report by Topman7(op): 10:04am On Dec 24, 2024
Politics › Re: Nigeria, Ethiopia Own Huge Chunk Of $76.3bn African Road Projects – Fitch Report by Topman7(op): 9:59am On Dec 24, 2024
Politics › Nigeria, Ethiopia Own Huge Chunk Of $76.3bn African Road Projects – Fitch Report by Topman7(op): 9:21am On Dec 24, 2024
Nigeria, Ethiopia Account For Huge Chunk Of $76.3bn Africa’s Road Projects – Fitch

Ethiopia and Nigeria are taking the lead in road and bridge projects across Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), a recent report by BMI, a Fitch Solutions Company, has revealed.

According to the report titled “Sub-Saharan African Transport Infrastructure Project Pipeline: Roads And Bridges Set To Drive Investment”, Ethiopia tops the list with 279 ongoing projects, followed by Nigeria with 105 projects.

The study highlights that Ghana, Kenya, and Tanzania round out the top five nations in the region actively pursuing road infrastructure projects.

Collectively, these efforts form part of a broader pipeline encompassing 966 projects across SSA, with a total investment value of $76.3 billion..

Abuja, Nigeria
..............................https://i.pinimg.com/736x/5e/a2/45/5ea2452b6303c205888e96d35dda20cd.jpg

The report notes that SSA countries are prioritizing both trunk roads and feeder road networks to enhance connectivity and drive economic growth. Investments in the road sector are projected to significantly contribute to the expansion of the region’s transport infrastructure.

Highway and motorway infrastructure projects, though relatively few at 187, are the most capital-intensive, accounting for 20.9 per cent of the pipeline’s total value.

This emphasis reflects the strategic importance of highways in connecting major cities, facilitating trade, and improving access to rural areas.

..........As road projects advance, they are expected to unlock vast economic potential in SSA, boosting trade, reducing travel time, and improving access to essential services. The focus on infrastructure aligns with broader development goals aimed at fostering regional integration and attracting foreign investment.

While Ethiopia and Nigeria stand out for their commitment to road projects, the report emphasizes that continued investment and strategic partnerships will be crucial to overcoming the persistent challenges in road infrastructure development across the region.

https://thewhistler.ng/nigeria-ethiopia-account-for-huge-chunk-of-76-3bn-africas-road-projects-report/
Politics › Re: Tinubu Orders Full, Comprehensive Upgrade Of MKO Abiola National Stadium, Abuja by Topman7(op): 8:57am On Dec 24, 2024
Bandirao:
Hope We can't destroyed them when we lost a match Nigerians are highly emotional.
lol
Politics › Re: Tinubu Orders Full, Comprehensive Upgrade Of MKO Abiola National Stadium, Abuja by Topman7(op): 8:14am On Dec 24, 2024
Atuero:
Same rhetoric, why measuring our budget in dollars?
You claim there is enough revenue now, hence my question for why borrowing...... aggregate all the states and LG budget and add to that of FG and that's the net budget of Nigeria.
Why should you not measure your budget in dollars?

The aggregate is the 30 billion USD.
Politics › Re: We Won’t Control Prices To Reduce Food Costs – Tinubu by Topman7: 8:05am On Dec 24, 2024
Softmirror:
The first people to highlight about FOOD are the ones that always say they are NOT HUNGRY. lol 😂😂😂😂
You make a very good point. wink
Culture › Re: Were The First Humans Light Or Dark Skinned?. by Topman7: 8:01am On Dec 24, 2024
Culture › Re: Were The First Humans Light Or Dark Skinned?. by Topman7: 7:49am On Dec 24, 2024
lawani:
Were the first human beings dark or light skinned

Just as there is evidence that a few thousand years back the ancestors of Europeans were dark skinned, there is also evidence that the ancestors of west Africans of over twenty thousand years ago were light skinned. Neanderthal DNA content in west African groups like the Yoruba is enough evidence of at least some ancient light skinned ancestors. Therefore the claim by Afrocentrists and etc that the first human beings were dark skinned may not hold water. Dark skinned groups sometimes give birth to unpigmented or light skinned offsprings who are albinos while the reverse is not the case for light skinned groups and this is a strong case for the first human beings being light skinned.
A big reason why some people insist that the earliest human beings were dark skinned is because on our planet and indeed on any inhabitable planet, the most ancient civilizations are of dark skinned people because these civilizations often occur in tropical or near tropical zones where the sun is harshest. The people of those tropical or near tropical lands are bound to be dark skinned overtime even if they were not so at the beginning because their lands were the first to become free of ice or inhabitable. Africa was inhabitable before Europe, all other things being equal.

In conclusion, the color that the first human beings were is indeterminate because the fact that black people give birth to albinos give strength to the notion that the first humans were white while the fact that the most ancient civilizations are of dark skinned people give strength to the notion that the first human beings were dark.
Mr Man, the first humans were not only black, but were black for over 190,000 years before albino races emerged 7 or 8 thousand years ago.

The entire world was black. Fully populated by black Africans.

All of Europe was black.

The entire Asia was black.

The Americas, Australia, everywhere was black.

Okay?

In fact let me show you cave paintings from China, India etc. You will see that the first settlers and rulers of all those places were our African ancestors who migrated there thousands of years ago and began civilisation.

Dunhuang Caves China
https://i.pinimg.com/736x/f3/87/c2/f387c2360c82f5bc3e8453e21eab68c7.jpg

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/77/49/da/7749da39d70987569c3d12ffde787ab7.jpg

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/e1/8a/06/e18a06838f86acd102ff233ef44df532.jpg
Politics › Re: Tinubu Orders Full, Comprehensive Upgrade Of MKO Abiola National Stadium, Abuja by Topman7(op): 7:30am On Dec 24, 2024
Atuero:
If the bold words are true what is the need of borrowing 13Trn when you have a burden of 15Trn debt servicing?

Maybe una think say we are all mumu
WE need to borrow, because we do not earn enough as a country to develop the country.

Mr Man, your annual budget for 250 million people is 30 billion USD.

South Africa with 60 million people, their budget is 120 billion dollars.

USA with 300 million people, has an annual bufget of 7 TRILLION dollars.

So Nigeria needs loans to beef up its budget.

What she does NOT need loans for is to spend on 10 billion dollar worth of fuel subsidies per annum!!!!!
Politics › Re: Tinubu Orders Full, Comprehensive Upgrade Of MKO Abiola National Stadium, Abuja by Topman7(op): 7:21am On Dec 24, 2024
Franking:
Imagine Trump as president ordering the upgrade of a stadium.....is he that jobless?
The US federal govt does not own or run stadiums.

There's no 'national stadium' in America.

Stadia, theatres etc are all left to the states to build and run.

Nigerian states are not as rich as American states, hence the FG involvement in building major infrastructural facilities.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Orders Full, Comprehensive Upgrade Of MKO Abiola National Stadium, Abuja by Topman7(op): 7:17am On Dec 24, 2024
Eriokanmi:
Who's this liar grin..

Were you sleeping when the FG said 2025 budget will be financed with loan including payment of salary? So, where is the money to spend? Stop being a sycophant
The budget is not completely financed by loans.

1.57 billion dollars is what we are getting from the world bank in this year's budget. The budget is over 30 billion dollars, and it's derived from national income from oil and gas receipts, tax etc..

Of course Nigeria will continue to take DEVELOPMENT loans.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Agricultural Offensive: Burkina Faso's President Visits Pineapple Field by Topman7: 6:07am On Dec 24, 2024
TooMuchStuff:
He needs to come see an Export Potential for his Economic Policy enactment.

Hey fvck off if you are not Tinubu
He doesn't need to do JACK SHIIT.

Now go back to your 'alleged' farm and stop disturbing people.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Agricultural Offensive: Burkina Faso's President Visits Pineapple Field by Topman7: 6:03am On Dec 24, 2024
Zulu11zulu:
wee better have dictator like this in Nigeria than what wee have now.

Bokina is happy dictator who love his people and cear about his people is better than criminals wee have in Nigeria.

Even in Nigeria today you can not say your mind, tell me who is dictator between tinubu and him.
Fcking AIR HEAD. You just called them 'CRIMINALS', and then claimed you cannot say your mind in Nigeria!

Why don't you go to China, Russia, Turkey, North Korea, Libya, Jordan, Iran, Kuwait, Sudan, Morocco, Ethiopia, or UAE and call the leaders criminals and see how fast they deal with you?

Loud-mouthed buffoon doesn't realise how free his dumbass is in Nigeria.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Agricultural Offensive: Burkina Faso's President Visits Pineapple Field by Topman7: 5:58am On Dec 24, 2024
TooMuchStuff:
When is Tinubu coming to my moringa farm?
THAT'S NOT HIS JOB.

DON'T YOU HAVE A STATE GOVERNOR?

AN LG CHAIRMAN?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Agricultural Offensive: Burkina Faso's President Visits Pineapple Field by Topman7: 5:48am On Dec 24, 2024
GOVERNOR SULE OF JIGAWA STATE ON FARM. INSPECTING RICE CULTIVATION TO SEE WHAT THEY NEED. NO HEADLINE.

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/fd/36/4a/fd364a39b5723859d5ab43077542b477.jpg


GOVERNOR FUBARA OF RIVERS STATE ON FARM. Revitalising Songhai Farms. NO HEADLINE.
https://i.pinimg.com/736x/ad/4b/b3/ad4bb3bb1945c9d5605e71a76b351fbe.jpg
Foreign Affairs › Re: Agricultural Offensive: Burkina Faso's President Visits Pineapple Field by Topman7: 5:43am On Dec 24, 2024
GOVERNOR ADELEKE OF OSHUN STATE VISITS LIVESTOCK FARM. NO HEADLINE.

https://www.osunstate.gov.ng/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/oct-e-1024x683.jpg
Foreign Affairs › Re: Agricultural Offensive: Burkina Faso's President Visits Pineapple Field by Topman7: 5:40am On Dec 24, 2024
GOVERNOR SULE OF NASSARAWA VISITS JANGWA RICE FARM.

YET NO HEADLINE FROM NIGERIANS,

BUT THEY SAW A MAN DO IT IN BURKINA FASO, AND THEY USE IT TO INSULT NIGERIAN LEADERS.

BUNCH OF USELESS WASTRELS.

https://nasarawaeye.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/fb_img_17280257008158593357902945952782.jpg
Foreign Affairs › Re: Agricultural Offensive: Burkina Faso's President Visits Pineapple Field by Topman7: 5:33am On Dec 24, 2024
slimfit1:
We have young governors in Nigeria doing nothing in their state, all they do is marry all their school females kids to old men. They have lands for mass agriculture for both employment and revenue......
How many youths want to farm?

How many youths do you know that are ready to drop their hustle today and enter farm?

Mr mass agriculture.

You, if they send you to farm, will you go?

Easy to type online.
Politics › Re: Switch Off Your Light To Manage Electricity Bill, Tinubu Advises Nigerians by Topman7: 5:30am On Dec 24, 2024
Nothing wrong with what he said.

Even in climes with abundant light, people do that.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Orders Full, Comprehensive Upgrade Of MKO Abiola National Stadium, Abuja by Topman7(op):
Divineherbsx:
If i am not mistaking i thought dangote did all these not too long ago.
This is beyond that.

Dangote just cleaned up the main bowl and fixed the grass to make it manageable.

This upgrade is about bringing the entire stadium to world class standard, with digital advertising boards, world class pitch, VAR setup, upgraded training facilities, velodrome upgrade, 200 room hostel upgrades, etc etc.

A full-spectrum upgrade to bring the stadium in line with global best practices.

These are the sort of things the FG couldn't bring out money for when we were spending over a third of our income on fuel subsidies.

NOW there is money to spend on building the country.

Expect more of such upgrades and projects across the nation in the months and years ahead. wink
Politics › Tinubu Orders Full, Comprehensive Upgrade Of MKO Abiola National Stadium, Abuja by Topman7(op): 4:45am On Dec 24, 2024
Tinubu Orders 'Full, Comprehensive Upgrade' Of MKO Abiola National Stadium Abuja

- All national games to be played at the stadium once completed.

Super Eagles, Others To Return To Abuja As Tinubu Approves Upgrade Of MKO Abiola Stadium


Nigeria President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved upgrade of the Moshood Abiola Stadium and the 200-room hostel in Package B of the stadium, [/b]BSNSports.com.ng reports.

[b]This was revealed by the Chairman, National Sports Commission, Malam Shehu Dikko on Thursday during FCT SWAN courtesy visit to his office in Abuja.

Dikko explaining without mincing words said Tinubu's passion for sports development will begin to manifest when the budget for 2025 is approved by the National Assembly.

According to him, Tinubu is set for sports business by investing money for total upgrade of the Moshood Abiola Stadium which includes, turning the 200-room hostel at the Package B into use, upgrading of pitch to return all national teams to Abuja.

Also, giving out monies to sports federations for constant sporting activities across the country, school sports development, sponsor of sports clubs that represent Nigeria at international competitions, introduction center of excellence and scholarship for students who excel in sports and education.

"Upgrade of national stadium, Abuja and the hostel at the Package B has been approved by President Tinubu." The former NPFL boss told www.bsnsports.com.ng.

"In order to turn around the state of sports in Nigeria, Center of Excellence will be put in place at the Local Government levels for grassroots development. Payment for content creation for all sports federations is in the budget. Also in the NSC budget is yearly money set aside for the preparations of the Olympics, Commonwealth Games and payment for the scholarship for the discovered excellent athletes. " He concluded.
https://bsnsports.com.ng/post/Super-Eagles--Others-To-Return-To-Abuja-As-Tinubu-Approves-Upgrade-Of-MKO-Abiola-Stadium

Politics › Re: NNPC Slashes Petrol Price To N925/litre In Lagos, N965/litre In Abuja by Topman7: 12:55am On Dec 24, 2024
easytig:
From 200naira to 935naira within one to two years of maladministration.

seems the petrol is not selling as they expect.that why the reduce price a little.shameless criminals masquerading as leaders.
DOES A STUPID DUNCE LIKE YOU EVEN UNDERSTAND THAT PETROL PRICES WERE THAT LOW IN THE PAST DUE TO SUBSIDIES WORTH OVER 10 BILLION DOLLARS IN BORROWED MONEY PER ANNUM, KEEPING FUEL PRICES ARTIFICIALLY LOW, AND LEADING TO MASSIVE SMUGGLING, FUEL SHORTAGE AND QUEUES?

IS IT YOUR FADA THAT'S SUPPOSED TO REPAY THAT MONEY AND CHAOS?

STUPID RIFF RAFF WITH NO SENSE.
Travel › Re: Why I Left Nigeria For Portugal - Tayo Aina (Video) by Topman7: 12:50am On Dec 24, 2024
Mcslize:
Una Sabi lie sha. You wey never smell airport. Everybody will be claiming what they are not.
SHUT UP THERE.

He is saying the truth, you fcking dunce.
Travel › Re: Why I Left Nigeria For Portugal - Tayo Aina (Video) by Topman7: 12:42am On Dec 24, 2024
otipoju:
Better quality of life in terms of the vitals

Quality roads, medical care, education system, power supply, water supply, recreational facilities, employment opportunities, earning power, security, civil service interactions, and so on.

So understand why it is that way for many.

No be say you go build house finish, one government go just come clear am with bulldozer.
OH PLEASE SHUT THE FCK UP.

If you build illegally in Europe they will bulldoze your house there too.

Nigeria is full of places with adequate facilities.

Tayo Aina could EASILY move to Abuja where everything is very organized, and continue his work there.

It's just the usual Nigerian self-hatred and inferiority complex that yearns for the ''white man's land'' regardless of your situation in Nigeria.

When Tayo Aina was building his YouTube channel, he never complained about Nigeria. He was showing videos hyping developments in Nigeria, hyping Lekki, V.I. etc, and gaining hundreds of thousands of Nigerian subscribers.

Now he has gotten over a million subscribers and hit the big time, he starts to diss Nigeria.

Abeg FCK OFF all of you worthless traitors. (SPIT)
Travel › Re: Why I Left Nigeria For Portugal - Tayo Aina (Video) by Topman7: 12:19am On Dec 24, 2024
WeddingParol:
No matter how bad the situation is, Nigeria is still at the middle. Lots of places are worse than Nigeria while some better than Nigeria.

Irrespective of what the situation is in your father's house, never be like the South-Easterns who discribe their father's house with the left hand...
DON'T MIND LOW IQ NIGERIANS.

In South Africa, 500,000 women are raped every year.

It's the rape capital of the world.

Johannesburg is the crime and carjacking capital of Africa, if not the world.

Yet I have not for ONE DAY seen a single South African go online to say ''Don't go to South Africa o! They will rape you there o! It's the world rape capital o!'' ''Don't go to Johannesburg o! They will carjack you there o!''

NEVER.

Instead they debate their issues among themselves within their country, while presenting their best face to the world.

Many Nigerians are just stupid. No sense.

And then because you've presented your country as the worst place on earth, the rest of the world, including those from countries far worse off than yours, will stereotype and look down on YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN.

Stupid things.
Politics › Re: Welcome To Port Harcourt (pics) by Topman7(op): 7:03am On Dec 23, 2024
iampeterben:
For real this is PH?
Yep.
Politics › Re: FG To Begin Train Track Construction On Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway In 2025 by Topman7: 7:01am On Dec 23, 2024
Paraman:
Watch as this news go make obidients angry and wail
Because the road doesn't pass thru Onitsha..

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