post=69507126:
According to him, the initial location will have necessitated the demolition of about 2000 houses, adding that the decision will avert the big loss to residents.


So who chose the initial sight prior now.
If the new site will prevent the demolition of 2000 houses, then this is a good development.
Make it snappy guys.
GOD BLESS NIGERIA.

AutoReportNG:


Yes, he is right but my worries is that what will happen to the structure already put in place? They have to start all over again. Imagine the pillars and the mappings, the maps have to be re-drawn, where is the money to waste?

post=69507155:

Oh, we get you now.
Looking at the structures already on ground.
That is several millions of naira already gone in project.
We wonder the engineers that started the initial project earlier.
That is one of the problems of this nation.
Wastage!

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But are we to blame the engineers or the FG who is not proactive on time? Imagine if they had come earlier, the millions that is about to be demolished would be been stopped.

Its well with Nigeria.

post=69507223:

You are right bro.
Even a normal slab made with concrete to cover the drainages our there, we know how much one cost,
not to talk of the colossal concrete we are looking at here, imagine the bags of cement and concrete required just to build one of those.
It shall be well....

post=69507223:

You are right bro.
Even a normal slab made with concrete to cover the drainages our there, we know how much one cost,
not to talk of the colossal concrete we are looking at here, imagine the bags of cement and concrete required just to build one of those.
It shall be well....

Tarzan360:
Amaechi very busy in the north and southwest pointing fingers here and there, trying to improve there railway standard by all means as minister of transport but he have forgotten his 1km abandoned monorail project in portharcourt.... Dirty politics.

bluecircle470:



That is a state and not a federal government project. Wike should be asked and held responsible for that if nothing is being done to it.

Tarzan360:
Better don't start what u can't finish, the dual carriage blue line and red line with over 20km from vi to badagry with bridges in lagos, is it state?

bluecircle470:


Old concrete blocks, which include cinder blocks and pavers, can be crushed, and the material can be used for filler in Portland cement. ... Concrete blocks can be recycled for new building projects

bluecircle470:


My friend don't argue what you don't know....learn and be wise.

Tarzan360:
Don't be a hypocrite

AutoReportNG:


But are we to blame the engineers or the FG who is not proactive on time? Imagine if they had come earlier, the millions that is about to be demolished would be been stopped.

Its well with Nigeria.

Tarzan360:
Better don't start what u can't finish, the dual carriage blue line and red line with over 20km from vi to badagry with bridges in lagos, is it state?

AutoReportNG:


Yes, he is right but my worries is that what will happen to the structure already put in place? They have to start all over again. Imagine the pillars and the mappings, the maps have to be re-drawn, where is the money to waste?

AutoReportNG:


Yes, he is right but my worries is that what will happen to the structure already put in place? They have to start all over again. Imagine the pillars and the mappings, the maps have to be re-drawn, where is the money to waste?

post=69507155:

Oh, we get you now.
Looking at the structures already on ground.
That is several millions of naira already gone into the project.
We wonder the engineers that started the initial project earlier.
That is one of the problems of this nation.
Wastage!

Tarzan360:
Amaechi very busy in the north and southwest pointing fingers here and there, trying to improve there railway standard by all means as minister of transport but he have forgotten his 1km abandoned monorail project in portharcourt.... Dirty politics.

Tarzan360:
Better don't start what u can't finish, the dual carriage blue line and red line with over 20km from vi to badagry with bridges in lagos, is it state?

post=69507714]
Yes, good point you made here.
This is true.
But money for Labour would still have been wasted tho.
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Is this not wastage of resources?

EnkayDezign:


Lol it’s funny that you’re even asking such a question, but i’ll go right ahead and answer you. Yes, the blue and red lines in Lagos are being built by the LAGOS STATE GOVT.

Tarzan360:
Amaechi very busy in the north and southwest pointing fingers here and there, trying to improve there railway standard by all means as minister of transport but he have forgotten his 1km abandoned monorail project in portharcourt.... Dirty politics.