anonimi:


Why don't you share your simple google result if you are not a despicable liar of ethno jingoist?

owobokiri:

Where is the lie in what I said !?
Most imports from Lagos ports end up in the east. Close to 70%. Yet the most favoured ports are in the west, while all administrative measures to subdue and denigrate the eastern ports are fashioned and implemented from Abuja, ofcourse with the tacit support from the over mischievous southwest.

Explain to us how the region that accounts for the highest port related businesses in Nigeria, ended up with all their ports effectively grounded. And if you think I was bluffing, show me any federal government success stories as it regards the modernisation of seaports in the former Eastern Nigeria. Just one example of a thriving port will do... Do remember that when most of the ports were developed, port development was in the exclusive list, so..

I'm waiting ..
And you will disappear..

Irony1:


You people keep dancing around the issue. Even Buhari approved ports too on audio and nothing happened.

sulaak:


Buhari Approved the Lekki Port, but it was the private sector that the Fashola government led. What are the SS government doing to build ports in their region beyond building skyscrapers in Lagos?

The Nigerian government is not going to build new ports in the SS or SE, which is the state government's responsibility and private investors' responsibility.

Irony1:


The issue here is what is governement doing to revamp and expand the ports in the east? That is not the duty of state government. They expanded Apapa and Tincan. The least they should do is to expland Eastern Ports

A large ship cannot dock at Tin Can Island because the port's infrastructure, including the depth of the water and the size of the berths, are not designed to accommodate very large vessels; essentially, Tin Can Island is a smaller port with limitations on the size of ships it can handle.
Key points about Tin Can Island:
Limited capacity:
Due to its size and design, Tin Can Island is primarily suited for smaller to medium-sized ships, not large container ships or bulk carriers.
Water depth:
The water depth at the port may not be sufficient for large ships to safely navigate and dock.
Berth size:
The docking areas (berths) on Tin Can Island may not be long enough or wide enough to accommodate larger vessels.
What happens when a large ship needs to unload cargo at a port like Tin Can Island?

owobokiri:

Everyone knows how to press your mumu button now.
Where is the evidence of 70%?How do you prove that? Do you have the 70% of Nigeria population? Do you have 70% of industries Do you have 70% of the national purchasing power? Abi what eventually happens to 70% of containers that entered?








Agbadorians,
Facts are Facts! Stop hating..
I said that almost 70% of all inbound containers coming to Nigeria, end up in the south-east. That's mainly between, Onitsha, Aba and Nnewi.
I was not making it up. The federal government said so...


LINK:

https://punchng.com/65-inbound-containers-stop-in-onitsha-aba-fg/

AdeFAFO:


Your mother’s pu$ssy is infected with syphilis that’s why you were born with congenital syphilis. Your brain is incapable of thinking well.

Raf4:


Isuoma. My lukumi moma was reduced to household ridicule at the demise of my lukumi popa. She drank deadbody bath water and was made to feed on grass and ashes.

sulaak:


You are clutching at straws and know the truth.

Tin Can Island Port and Apapa Port have not been expanded since Lagos stopped being an FCT in 1991. This is one reason why Lekki Port was built and Badagary Port is under planning.

TinCan and Apapa ports are too small, and the surrounding environment is congested, so larger ships cannot dock.

This is one of the reasons why the federal government has approved the construction of new ports across the country, including three deep sea ports in th SS/SE. The problem is that SE/SS governors will instead use their resources to support and Tincan Island.

Hold your state governor and entrepreneur to account and stop blaming Lagosian for SS/SE government incompetence. .

Irony1:


Oga stop trying to be smart. Tincan and Apapa were expanded after the war. Why has Eastern ports been left the way they were during colonial times that they cannot have Ships that Apapa and Tincan handle. Leave talking about state governments I am talking about FG's responsibility, why don't they want to expand the Eastern ports. Ibadan or any other deep port is the state initiative but before now why is FG playing lip service to Eastern ports?

Again on the size saying that they are small is a blatant lie. I grew up seeing my mother work in NPA I have always been to Tincan and Apapa ports. Those ports are large they are not small, if you are talking about the road it is understandable, but not the size of the port. The Eastern ports have been the way they are right from colonial times and were not expanded like Apapa was expanded after the war. That one is on FG, and this is the issue, why is FG not trying to revamp and expand the Eastern ports?

The key difference between Tin Can Island Port and Lekki Port is that Lekki Port is a newer, deeper-water "deep sea port" designed to handle larger vessels, while Tin Can Island Port is an older, more established port with limitations on the size of ships it can accommodate, both located in Lagos, Nigeria; essentially, Lekki Port is considered a more modern and advanced facility compared to Tin Can Island Port.

The distance from the Apapa Port to the Atlantic Ocean is 7.68 km (4.15 nautical miles). Tincan Island is located 11.67 km (6.3 nautical miles) from the Atlantic Ocean. The newly constructed Lekki Deep Sea Port is the one closest to the Atlantic Ocean in Lagos, with a distance of 3.42 km (1.85 nautical miles)

AdeFAFO:


Really? Is that really incoherent or is your brain incapable of understanding complex concepts? Yorub@stard with oluwole degree.

maiunguwar:
If you believe Tinubu's government can build a brand new seaport with $3B in another region, you be grade 1 mumu.
How about upgrading the existing ones at a fraction of the cost? Yoruba will fight tooth and nail to make sure no seaport functions outside Lagos

goslowgoslow:

Really? Is that really incoherent or is your brain incapable of understanding complex concepts? Igbob@stard with upper Iweka degree.

AdeFAFO:


This goes to show that plagiarism is all you do in your oluwole university

goslowgoslow:

This goes to show that plagiarism is all you do in your upper Iweka university

AdeFAFO:


Mental case

goslowgoslow:

Me and your useless father who mumu pass! The same way idiots like you said Buhari can never build second Niger bridge but at the end you were all put to shame! Stupid ungrateful bastards always claiming victims!

Irony1:


Shut up

AdeFAFO:


Eiyaaa! That must have traumatized you. No wonder you behave like a rabid dog.

maiunguwar:
Na your slowpoke father na him mumu pass

goslowgoslow:

Ungrateful bastards! Your mumu mother gave birth to mumu like you!

7lives:


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Bitter lemon
Bitter leaf
Bitter Igbo.

maiunguwar:
Confront ya mama to tell you your real father,ode

AdeFAFO:


You’re always so quick to call Peter Obi but your father is a night soil-man from Ogbomosho