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Sincere condolences to our Ghanaian brothers and sisters |
This one too is federal character and quota system product, since it's the southerners that only got brains. Winks Congratulations, to our dear Nafisa. Keep breaking barriers. |
OboOlora:Tafa Balogun that's a convicted criminal? How special thing did he do for the police? |
Typing:The guy is ignorant or bigoted. |
Bobby4090:"North brings only 10% of our GDP yet they take more than half of the sharings and yet they complain"? What did you smoke this evening? |
frog12:Buhari fully constructed the Lagos to Ibadan railway. He also completed Warri to Itakpe line. Within that period, there was no railway completed in North. Note that Abuja to Kaduna railway achieved 90% completion during GEJ. It was towards the tail end of Buhari's admin that they began Kano to Kaduna and Kano to Maradi rail lines. |
AnonPoet:This particular road is one reason why I insist that Tinubu's hurriedly-packed Lagos-Calabar road is not a feasible project. The Bodo Bonny road has been under construction for at least a decade by a good contractor. Yet it's not completed. And it'sless than 50km! And it has reportedly gulped more than 300 million Dollars! With all these, how do you handle a 700km road? |
FreeStuffsNG:Go and google about NLNG. If you don't know about the expected impact of the road , go and research |
Tinubu is selling this light rail propaganda to the north because of the outrage over FG's funding of the Lagos light rail. All wrongs are wrong. I don't think Kaduna and Kano even need light rail at this moment. Heck, 150b can't get you a light rail. This idea of North vs South development is nauseating and it's Tinubu's handling that's aggravating the situation. It's not fair to prioritize everything about Lagos and leave other regions crying for projects. There are terrible roads across all regions yet he chooses to pick so called super highways that will take two decades to complete. As it stands today, there's no good road linking the nation's top cities Abuja and Lagos. How does that make sense? To add insult to injury, the roads from Lagos/Abuja to the oil-rich Niger Delta is in a terrible state. How can this be justified? |
People will always be citing Buhari's record. If Buhari did something wrong, is that a justification for it to be replicated? Yes, Buhari's appointment was lopsided and favoring the north. But that's just at face value. Because the appointments went to the three northern zones. Infact, Buhari's north west wasn't as favored compared to the north east. But the situation today is that major appointments are truncated to the south west. What we expect is at least a fairness for the SS and SE. |
I just hope that the federal fire service are not trying to push themselves into the oil and gas sector. The entire value chain of the sector has regulators NUPRC and NMDPRA under whose purview safety(not just fire) falls. Let the FFS focus on regulating fire safety in states ensuring that the fire services have the right manning and training. |
It's a good move though I don't foresee it addressing the real issues —substandard jobs. |
Kano state commissioner not Kano State. There's a difference between the two. |
What I expected from the responses here is everyone to look at the projects in their region and validate what the minister claims. As for my north west region, most of these projects are either on paper or moving at a very slow pace. If the FG can do a 30km section of the coastal road, let them show us even a 10km stretch of the so-called Akwanga-Gombe and Sokoto-Badagry roads. |
Omo. Mexico is under rated. I never knew they're this big. |
Kwankwaso went specific with the Abuja-Kano road construction. Let Sunday Dare tell people the real reason why the project was revoked from Julius Berger and given to a nondescript contractor which no known antecedent of such a project |
What a country! I hope they'll pay them with the prevailing exchange rate. If not then it's pure wickedness |
Exousiang01:It's a purely federal project. It was Yaradua that gave it the greatest impetus |
Omo. The mighty iroko has fallen and they want us to celebrate. This rebased figure is just about 250b dollars. A decade ago when our GDP rebased, we were hovering around 500b dollars. Nigeria is no more Africa's biggest economy despite having the largest population by far. There is no doubt that this country is failing |
These are fake numbers. The true representation will show a high number of appointments in SW and the lowest in SE |
I don't believe most of these statistics. A lot of these indices for developing countries are cooked by propagandists and lobbyists. They use the data to source for funds for NGOs from generous donors or creditors. I have seen instances where millions was injected to fight opened defecation, but the highest they do is to build some blocks of toilets mostly substandard and not sustainable. I know of a place where hundreds of such toilets were built but they were never put to use. The equipment have been carted away by looters |
Dalohad:Exactly. Throughout their decades of presence in Nigeria, there's no record of them engaging in terrorism or other illicit activities |
This is more of a political statement than reality. The FETO are bitter rivals of the current Turkish government because they were accused of sponsoring a coup. Part of the people been accused to be part of FETO in Nigeria are the owners of Nigerian Tulip International School. Some years back, diplomatic pressure from Turkey to Nigeria forced them to change the 'Turkish' in their name to 'Tulip'. The Turkish government were even pushing for the closure of the schools and other businesses. Nigeria has applied a lot of wisdom in handling the issue. I see no reason why an entity such NTIC which has been of immense contribution to Nigeria's private educational landscape should be closed down. Let Turkey free us abeg |
His sojourn on earth has come to a close. May he find peace in his new station |
"However, while leading troops to the hideout, the suspect in a bid to escape attempted to disarm own troops and was neutralised,” he added. How can one person who's unarmed attempt to disarm a contingent of soldiers? This story get as e be o |
tofolo:I'm not aware. But I guess the quarters were within the perimeter of the school. Because I remember some houses built inside school were said to have been recovered |
tofolo:Which schools pls? Please take a moment to write a quality post with at least 40 characters. |
I suspect propaganda here because Uba Sani govt is known to be adept at that. It was Elrufai that restored the sanctity of public facilities especially hospitals, clinics and schools. One of his first moves was to evict some houses constructed within a boarding secondary school I think in Zaria. During Elrufai, you dare not build anything attached to a school fence, a departure from the rife practise of building shops along such structures. Today, Uba Sani has allocated green areas including sections of public schools to his cronies. Elrufai himself sold government properties but it was well advertised in the dailies. But Uba's case is discreet and covered with propaganda. |
Insightful exchanges on this thread. Upon checking, I saw that it originated in the Education section. No wonder ![]() |
Since it's Lagos, it would be approved expeditiously and the job would be given to a good contractor. Other regions, revoke contracts from credible vendors and hand them to cronies who take till eternity to deliver the projects |
Yes, military training instills discipline and patriotism. But I'm at loss how such people who have gone through the rigorous training turn out to be some of the most unpatriotic and corrupt elements in government. In the last decade, only few service chiefs finished their tenure scandal-free. Where is the patriotism is someone who's well paid till his death still goes ahead to steal billions! |
Good for him. People are becoming crazier by the day just to get money. |

