Brushstrokes20:

[s]Ogun kee you and your entire lineage!
Pathetic pig... I'm not in your doomed League...
Now Bleep off! Baaaaaaaaastard![/s]

MEGAWATCH:



Which information? My friend please reason like a business man for once.
Leaders take decision that will develop the businesses of their people first before other people. I still don't know the essence of spending $1b dollars on a project you can't determine the economic value of it to Nigerians and you are here praising him.
Okay continue.......

DiagnoPolitics:


Close your dirty ewedu mouth, and use it to shout "Sai f00lani" in 2023. Eleribu!

Brushstrokes20:


[s]Deluded swine!.... Omo irankiran
Rest in pieces foooooool�����[/s]

BiafIntel:




Where are all those fools and zombies that are happy every day here that the same hypocrite fulanis redrew the borders of Igboland and are forcing us to accept it? Have you seen that the fulanis are hypocrites? This fool doesn't want to accept British drawn international borders but wants us to accept his people's hypocritical locally drown borders that ceded Igbo people into other states. Wike of Rivers states must be the daftest and dumbest human ever to love. Long live the great Mazi Nnamdi Kanu for opening the eyes of Igbo zombies.

Mikecold:
“I told you the border between us and Niger is 1, 500km. And Niger (sic). I spoke to one French man and I had to tell him this. He spoke nonsense and I told him look, in 1885, you sat down and drew lines (boundaries). I said I have first cousins in Niger. There are Kanuris, there are Hausas, there are Fulanis in Niger Republic just as there are Yorubas in Benin. You can’t absolutely cut them off.”


As far back as 1885 this man is still dragging Niger as cousins

But igbos that where split from their eastern cousins In the Same Nigeria in 1960's you say they should forget them

Meanwhile when is Yoruba asking for railway to their own Benin Republic cousins?

DiagnoPolitics:


Noise-making cantankerous muntullar, see as him open dirty mouth dey lament. Hunger wan rumple him intestines. Omo ale!

E pain am gan!

Xscape1993:
There is nothing absolutely that he will not defend ooo.

InaNla:
Ok

Mikecold:
“I told you the border between us and Niger is 1, 500km. And Niger (sic). I spoke to one French man and I had to tell him this. He spoke nonsense and I told him look, in 1885, you sat down and drew lines (boundaries). I said I have first cousins in Niger. There are Kanuris, there are Hausas, there are Fulanis in Niger Republic just as there are Yorubas in Benin. You can’t absolutely cut them off.”[/b]under construction but @ very very slow pace


As far back as 1885 this man is still dragging Niger as cousins

But igbos that where split from their eastern cousins [b]In the Same Nigeria in 1960's you say they should forget them

Meanwhile when is Yoruba asking for railway to their own Benin Republic cousins?

Seniorwriter:
Not surprised

Clueless & Incompetent

Stop trying to defend nonsense....if FG want to create an economic bilateral relationship with Niger then the expenses to create the locomotives for such regards should be made bilateral and not put the burden on the unsuspecting citizens of Nigeria.
Do you know how far half of that amount can do to our ailing Medical Sector or Electricity Generation sector? SMH @how you are trying to defend incompetence.


That's not valid in any form unless the Niger FG also shares part of the costs, we citizens are paying taxes unjustly because of some personal sentiments...very lame and useless excuse.

Exactly my grouse with all the hardship and after completing they'll keep looting the proceeds if there'll be any though..because I don't see how Nigeria will gain from such even Benin Republic as industrious as they are gain more from us because of the differentials in population!


We need young visionary leaders.

@Seniorwriter

Mexzy4sho:


Man... I've never supported Buhari for anything. My point of argument is that lack of information makes people receptive of this administration.
Yeah... Business wise, it's impossible to determine the economic value of spending such amount but on the long run, imports from Nigeria into Niger through those means will create tax returns, employment for the people.
I don't support Buhari for anything but I also don't habour senseless hate for him.

Npope:
What rubbish what nonsense
I pity people who still believe up till now that they are from Nigeria!

Sincerely speaking who did we offend
Imagine building railway from Lagos to another country when legitimate country owners don’t have functional railway in their various states ,
No good access road , no work , no good hospital insecurity every where.

You here to defend rubbish, let people of the southern rise up for what is to come is relay heavy.
May God save us all .....

atonement12:
The man is irredeemably dishonest and evil!
Shame on all those supporting him!

BiafIntel:




Where are all those fools and zombies that are happy every day here that the same hypocrite fulanis redrew the borders of Igboland and are forcing us to accept it? Have you seen that the fulanis are hypocrites? This fool doesn't want to accept British drawn international borders but wants us to accept his people's hypocritical locally drown borders that ceded Igbo people into other states. Wike of Rivers states must be the daftest and dumbest human ever to love. Long live the great Mazi Nnamdi Kanu for opening the eyes of Igbo zombies.

Mikecold:
Buhari the biggest ethnic religious bigot

But we talking on nairaland are supposedly the bigger bigots

hotwax:
So this oloribuku knows benin republic are yoruba family and closed our border to them.

If you support buhari, seriously you are cow

MoIbrahim:


Do you really understand this article? How is he preventing yoruba from mingling with their cousins?

BiafIntel:




Where are all those fools and zombies that are happy every day here that the same hypocrite fulanis redrew the borders of Igboland and are forcing us to accept it? Have you seen that the fulanis are hypocrites? This fool doesn't want to accept British drawn international borders but wants us to accept his people's hypocritical locally drown borders that ceded Igbo people into other states. Wike of Rivers states must be the daftest and dumbest human ever to love. Long live the great Mazi Nnamdi Kanu for opening the eyes of Igbo zombies.

GorillaApp:

You don't seem to understand international business Relationship. In this scenario, it ought to be a bilateral arrangement. You build the road and rail way to the edge of your country and the other country takes it up from there.
If you want them to use your ports, give them better incentives and waivers.
That's how it is done

2mercy:


https://punchng.com/buhari-defends-1-9bn-nigeria-niger-republic-railway-project/

Xscape1993:
2023 must come.

Saifullah01:
Although true he said that, but I feel punch is emphasising the sensational part over the economic reason he provided which is a fair point.

Niger has no access to the sea and if Nigeria gets its act together infrastructurallyn, we will be the preferred route for Nigerien oil (and uranium). Imagine the attendant jobs and revenue that will accrue to Nigeria as a result of this. Not to speak of the geopolitical influence.

China is currently reviving the ancient silk road that connected East Asia and Southeast Asia with South Asia, Persia, the Arabian Peninsula, East Africa and Southern Europe through road constructions, seaport development, railways etc. in central Asia countries, Pakistan, Iran and even Europe (read about it)

If Nigeria were to get her acts right we should be reviving the ancient trans-Sahara trate routes strategically building influence in the countries that currently occupy those routes (Timbuktu, Agades, Tripoli etc) non of these North African countries or middle eastern countries would have "nothing on us". But we are to busy fighting ourselves to see the potential in ourselves

Saifullah01:

Niger has no access to the sea and if Nigeria gets its act together infrastructurally, we will be the preferred route for Nigerien oil (and uranium). Imagine the attendant jobs and revenue that will accrue to Nigeria as a result of this. Not to speak of the geopolitical influence. But we are to busy fighting ourselves to see the potential in ourselves