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Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by Themanleshey: 11:54am On Jun 28 |
AqualinaXYZ: Chai 🤦♂️ Is there still hope of any deliverance for you ? 2 Likes |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by Funkyswagzz(m): 12:02pm On Jun 28 |
DevilsEqual: Oh so you actually want Lagos to decongest I never knew this? First time am seeing something positive from a greedy urchin. Well done |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by Daviddoma(m): 12:06pm On Jun 28 |
Morbeta11:New way the government scam the people. ![]() ![]() |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by RemoveKebab: 12:06pm On Jun 28 |
AqualinaXYZ:Are you done? Now crawl back to your hole. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by Ulogwe1: 12:07pm On Jun 28 |
McDoe: Did my comment portraits any iota of tribalism, ethnicity and religion? I only commend the good work by Delta state Government. So, how is that a form of being tribal or religious? |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by WhizdomXX(m): 12:17pm On Jun 28 |
Congratulations to all Deltans. |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by Konquest: 12:21pm On Jun 28 |
Morbeta11: |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by tnerro1(m): 12:24pm On Jun 28 |
Truth is we need more sea ports in the country, the more, the better as more jobs will be created. All these beautiful roads Wike is building in FCT does not add anything to the FCT economy. E just fine for eye and the people are hungry and jobless. He need to focus also on the human development side of the FCT. Creating more task force on the roads is not enough |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by sulaak(m): 12:29pm On Jun 28 |
AqualinaXYZ: What has Lagos got to do with the project? The project will struggle if it is too large and ambitious and beyond the ability of Nigerian organisations. Lagos built the FTZ; the Dangote built the Dangote petroleum complex, and the Toleram built the Lagos deep sea port. All these projects were built over 15 years. The Escravos Seaport Project will work if it prioritises the deep sea port and then attracts investment to build other facilities. 2 Likes |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by wpadmin: 12:29pm On Jun 28 |
Haba now, don't revive it. Just leave it as it is. Nonsense. After all these years. |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by AareGaa: 12:32pm On Jun 28 |
AqualinaXYZ: Biaflan monkey! Why are you people always envious of Lagos? Is it because every investor is avoiding your cursed region? Don't blame Lagos for that Go and make your cursed land liveable. 1 Like |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by wpadmin: 12:32pm On Jun 28 |
AqualinaXYZ: Nigeria is too big to have only one port. So ports in other regions of the country is welcome. Lagos will not be gone juts that it's influence will reduce a bit. |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by sulaak(m): 12:33pm On Jun 28 |
EDIB International of Hong Kong is asking for a 99-year lease? https://guardian.ng/edib-agrees-to-finance-27-29-billion-escravos-seaport-project/ |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by travelzcruix: 12:36pm On Jun 28 |
Nigerians and approval, if not greed and wickedness, why will a port that will generate jobs be delayed. |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by sulaak(m): 12:40pm On Jun 28 |
wpadmin: When Nigeria's capital was moved to Abuja in 1989, did Lagos lose its value, or did its value diminish? Lagos is more than a port or city. It is the epicentre of 22 million Nigerians and the gateway to the Southwest and Northwest. A new port in Akwa Ibom, Escravos, Calaber, and PH will not diminish Lagos's relevance; it will boost Nigeria's GDP and economy and help Lagos become more productive and efficient. BTW 90% of shipping into Lagos leaves empty because Nigeria imports and doesn't export. 1 Like |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by AareGaa: 12:40pm On Jun 28 |
AqualinaXYZ: Biafran monkey! I understand your frustration No one is investing in cursed Biafran land while investment worth billions of dollars are being sited in the South West. Can you imagine that ubiquitous investors like Dangote and BUA avoid cursed Biafran land like a plague. Chai , biafra the home of cannibalism 1 Like |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by Christistruth00: 12:41pm On Jun 28 |
AqualinaXYZ: Even if you had a Sea Port at Onitsha Ipob would be locking it down with sit at home every Monday The rest of the week they would spend kidnapping and demanding Ransom from those using it 1 Like |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by DeLaRue: 12:52pm On Jun 28 |
I think this is hot air. No foreign company or group of companies anywhere in the world will invest $27 billion dollars in any single project in Nigeria, let alone a port in Warri. $27 billion! Or do they mean $2.7 billion. The new port in Lekki cost less than $4 billion. Dangote 's unprecedented refinery costs less than $20 billion. Onne which can't be that far from Warri is not even operating at full capacity. There' are also Lekki and Apapa ports. Do people think investors won't look at the competition. They'lll just throw $27 billion into a project. Just like that. 1 Like |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by DeLaRue: 1:07pm On Jun 28 |
On the issue of Lagos and whether people from the SW are against the citing of ports in other regions. The deck of importance has been reversed. Ports now need Lagos more than Lagos needs them. The economy of Lagos doesn't in any way depend on whether a port is there or not. UK's largest ports are located in relatively small towns. The presence of ports has not necessarily transformed the economy of those towns, nor has the absence of ports affected London, Manchester or Edinburgh. Does Paris have or depend on a port. Madrid? Berlin? and so on. Ships from around the world unload goods at your ports. Trucks from far away drive through your city pounding your roads and creating mayhem. They load their goods and leave your city. Ok, may be truck drivers use hotels for a couple of days, buy meals here and there etc. Lagos gets PAYE tax for port employees and companies in that sector. All well and good, but does that mean Lagos economy will tank if the ports are moved elsewhere. Absolutely not. It is the federal government that makes 90% of port-related revenue. |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by SolomonGrandi: 1:14pm On Jun 28 |
AqualinaXYZ: Yes, the same way Tinuhu frustrated it while president of Nigeria in 199-2007 and 2007-2023 I envy your wisdom 2 Likes |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by Mrexcell(m): 1:32pm On Jun 28 |
AqualinaXYZ: Very true lagos economy can't survive without the current monopoly of ports they currently enjoys. |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by Jonjam269: 1:33pm On Jun 28 |
AqualinaXYZ:You and your generation is gone not Lagos, you've been saying this from time immemorial, but Lagos keeps moving forward while you and your losers keep wailing and grunting like pi.gs 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by Jonjam269: 1:35pm On Jun 28 |
Funkyswagzz:That's what IPOB terrorists and obirodent miscreants are known to do best! 1 Like |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by lapintoz: 3:58pm On Jun 28 |
See this slow-pike....where are you getting $23 billion from........inside your ancestors grave.......? What are the expected returns on investment. Hong Kong is China extension, who have stopped foreign investments to Africa since covid19. Your empty skull won't figure the real problem but you must place the blame on your eternal nemesis. AqualinaXYZ: |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by bizbro: 4:22pm On Jun 28 |
When the port is running, announce it! No be all this " we plan to", "we shall" , "we will" news. Nigeria sef. |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by Truthsandtrusts: 4:57pm On Jun 28 |
AqualinaXYZ: You are the one planning to frustrate it |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by Onovo3: 5:24pm On Jun 28 |
DeLaRue: Is beyond a port. Warri is the headquarter of oil and gas in Nigeria. Its locations too strategic to be ignored. Recalled President GEJ was there in 2014 to commission the Gas City project worth $20bn. This project was abandoned by president Buhari. This was what would have created a lot of jobs for Nigerians. Bottom line is, you can't really neglect Warri. As its significance to Nigerian economy is so monumental |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by wpadmin: 6:02pm On Jun 28 |
sulaak: True, Lagos has grown from being just a port city. I just hope the State governments in the aforementioned states and the FG work together to create more Sea ports. 1 Like |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by wpadmin: 6:05pm On Jun 28 |
DeLaRue: The only investor that can spend that kind of money without minding quick returns is the Nigerian government (if they want to) |
Re: Delta Revalidates $27.2bn Escravos Seaport Project by Gkay1(m): 6:51pm On Jun 28 |
Can't wait to see this |
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