DCmonster:
Any girl that owns cat or dog as pet is definitely having the pet lick their cunt.

Whalis:
Akpabio did Dangote tell you to stop fertilizer importation? Fertilizer is not cement and shouldn't go the way of cement. Let there be competition in the market. If Dangote Fertilizer is cheaper those who import will buy from him.

Fujiyama:


Premature celebrations.

Some people just never seem to learn.

Without seeing the so called bill and where things will lead, some are already rejoicing wildly. These people have learnt nothing and forgotten nothing.

This was exactly the same way some people rejoiced when fuel subsidy was "removed" 12 months ago with zero planning for the fallout. The same people were giddy with joy when exchange rates were "unified"...again with zero plans made for effects on the larger economy.

Twelve months later...how's that chronic, double digit inflation and extreme exchange rate volatility coming along? How does it feel to listen to the economy scream?

With all the deception and hypocrisy this administration is justly notorious for - some naive people are full of praise - over a so called bill they haven't even seen?

Nigerians will learn.

nairavsdollars:
Can N70,000 even buy a bag of rice? NLC shouldn't have called off the strike

Haydens:
Effect of bad government and bad president.

eddie7:


17. Anti-corruption

Anybody arraigned before the court by EFCC, ICPC and by any law enforcement agencies, the accused person will be regarded as guilty, unlike the present situation where he is innocent until proven guilty.

Zooposki:
I wonder how many awards Nessi and Leonardo would have won if they were black/african. I can bet my black ass it would be almost zero.

African man, go and create and promote your football leagues and leave the white man alone. Una covetousness for all things belonging to the white man is a huge sin.

meum:


Never believe a pained woman. She can accuse you of anything. It’s usually their weapon

Kukutente23:

2. If caretaker committee are illegal (which I think they are) and the tenure of LG chairs is 3 years while their elections is to be conducted by SIECs, what happens in a case when the elections have not been conducted while their tenure has expired? Who runs the LGs then?

BareFacedLies:




Are you saying thay if you were a landlord you would not give your house to the highest bidder in this present Nigeria where the price of everyting in the market has more than doubled?

reiddecuti:
Nigeria was actually heading there in last general election but one man by the name Mahmoud with his bunch of crooks decided to ruin it by making sure iREV didn't function.

- Hope dashed.
- Funds wasted.
- Manpower wasted.
- Time wasted.
- Resources wasted.
- Intellect wasted, — thereby ending up conducting the worst sham election in Nigeria history and selecting the most incompetent, self-centered, f**lish, confused government.

MEEVEET:
So a governor believed that if mobil wanted to move to akwa ibom... It's lack of office space that would stop them?

If you want mobil to move to akwa ibom it's simple... Make a law that any company that operates in akwa ibom from outside would pay 10 x the normal Tax

If you have head office in the state u pay 0.8 x tax

Then watch them move or stay either way win win

Enemyofpeace:
she is looking for husband not a beggar

CheapHomes1:


half of what you wrote was on what the project is and what it entails which does not in any way answer the questions I asked which are "what is the benefit of the lagos-calabar coastal highway to nigeria? how is the road futuristic and innovative?"

you said that the coast highway will "stimulate economic growth, facilitate trade, and enhance regional integration by improving connectivity and reducing travel times between key economic zones."

can you pls explain how the coastal highway will accomplish this? are these activities not presently happening? are there no roads that presently link or provide connectivity? pls what is the state of those roads?

you also said that the road will have "far-reaching socio-economic benefits, including the creation of employment opportunities, the promotion of tourism, and the enhancement of accessibility to essential services for communities along the route."

this is quite ambiguous. can you pls break it down? what are those employment opportunities the road? how will the road promote tourism? are you saying that without this road, tourism will not be promoted? what are the essential services that this road will provide access to?

when you say "The Lagos-Calabar coastal road project holds the potential for unlocking the hidden productivity of the country’s coastal regions and hinterlands. Improved transportation infrastructure reduces travel times, lowers transportation costs, and enhances market access for businesses of all sizes. This, in turn, spurs investment, stimulates trade, and catalyzes economic diversification", you are just repeating the things you said earlier but in different words.

what are the hidden productivity of the country's coastal regions and hinterlands and help tie them to this road lets see how the road will unlock them.

how will the road achieve this...."Moreover, by integrating remote communities into national and regional supply chains, the Lagos-Calabar coastal road bridges the rural-urban divide, fostering inclusive development and reducing income disparities."

are there no existing roads between Lagos and Calabar that can achieve the goal you stated above?

how will the road foster "inclusive development and reduce income disparities"?

CheapHomes1:


what is the benefit of the lagos-calabar coastal highway to nigeria? how is the road futuristic and innovative?

shadrach77:
I'm surprised most of the comments are in support of the action by the institution. What sort of "university" is this? It's called higher institution for a reason. The guy is an adult and the person he is proposing to is an adult. What exactly did he do wrong?