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Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by Justcash(m): 12:46pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
Within 6 months of 2014 i.e. January to June, federal allocation to Rivers State was 99.47 billion as shown below. With this type of allocation, Rivers State should atleast be like Akwa Ibom state, irrespective of the difference in population cluster. What is Amaechi spending the federal allocation on? Rivers State is in a horrendous condition. AMAECHI IS A BIGGER THIEF THAN THE THIEVES THAT HE KEEPS ACCUSING? IF HE IS NOT, please show me what he is doing with Rivers State's funds? 2 Likes
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Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by otokx(m): 1:03pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
una no dey tire? |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by texazzpete(m): 1:22pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
Justcash: 1. You may think the title of your thread is pretty catchy, but you're being incredibly silly. You have no evidence of any money being 'stolen' yet you're babbling about 'theft'. 2. I'm not sure what you mean by 'Rivers state should be like Akwa Ibom'. What exactly makes Akwa Ibom better? I can't wait for 2015 to roll past. GEJ will most likely be re-elected and PDP will have dealt a mortal blow to APC. And then you lazy rascals that are paid to post propaganda and spread misinformation will be thrown out in the streets 2 Likes |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by Justcash(m): 1:33pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
otokx: No, we no go tire until all of them, irrespective of political party, account for all the money. Why is Rivers State not reflecting these billions? 3 Likes |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by Justcash(m): 1:38pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
texazzpete: You don't need too much of investigation to see that these billions are not reflecting in Rivers state. Mention one sector that justifies a prudent management of the funds shown above. Have you been to Rivers State lately? This has nothing to do with partisan politics. Thief na thief irrespective of party, ethnicity or religion. 3 Likes |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by nairaarea: 1:39pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
Model Primary schools At the inception of his administration, Governor Chibuike Amaechi placed a state of emergency on Education and took over the responsibility of Primary schools from the Local Government Councils. The Governor came up with the idea of building new model Primary schools to the standard of the United Nations and obtainable in developed parts of the world. With a target of 700 Model Primary Schools, the Amaechi administration has completed 500 across the 23 Local Government Areas of the State. They are equipped with ICT facility, modern library, science laboratory, football field, basketball pitch, volleyball pitch and Nursery playground. Model Secondary Schools 24 model Secondary Schools are being built, 1 in each Local Government Area, well structured and fully equipped with modern day educational, recreation and boarding facilities with standard housing for teachers, these secondary schools have grossly been referred to by observers as Universities. Governor Chibuike Amaechi has consistently regarded power as key to economic development of the State, thus his administration has worked fervently in the areas of Power Generation, Transmission, Rural electrification and intervention schemes to achieve 24 hours power supply, while negotiations are on with the Federal Government to facilitate distribution which constitutionally is the sole responsibility of the Federal Government. On Power Generation, the government targets 715 megawatts of Power to ensure adequate power supply in the State. 460 mega watts have been completed, 130MW at Trans Amadi, 150MW at Omoku, 180MW at Afam. 75MW at Onne is still ongoing while another 180MW at Afam is underway to make a total of 715 Mega Watts. Aerial view of Azikiwe Road showing Monorail tracks (1) Over 170 roads, more of which are in the rural areas. All the roads are being built with drainages. Some of the major roads have been converted to dual carriageways with walkways, streetlights and greenery as well as drainages, most of them underground. Others are being converted to six lane highways. Some of the roads are: Rumuola Road (completed). First Bank/Rumuobiakani/Old Aba Road (completed). Oginigba /Slaughter Road (completed). The Elekahia/Rumuomasi road (completed) Rukpakwulusi/Eneka/ Igwuruta road The Rumuokwuta/Choba Road (almost completed) Eneka/Igbo-Etche/ Iriebe road Ozuboko/Elelenwo road- the road from Peter Odili road cutting across Woji to Elelenwo. Rukpokwu/Eneka/Eligbolo road Rukpokwu/Rumuagholu /Aluu road Ozuoba/Rumuparaeli/Choba road Rukpakwulusi /Eligbolo /Rumuodomaya road, Rumuekini/ Aluu road, Rumuibekwe/Elelenwo road and bridge Ken Saro Wiwa road-also known as Stadium road (about 70 percent completed) Rumuagholu /Ada George road Woji/Okujagu/Elelenwo road. Aba road to Oyigbo- from the Flyover at Rumukwurusi/Eleme junction to the toll-gate and to the bridge. Some major rural roads projects being funded by the Amaechi Administration include: The Okirika Ring Road The Ogoni/Andoni/Opobo Unity Road The Bonny- Bodo road Omofo/Agba/Ndele road leading to Abua. A lot of other rural roads and internal roads in some Local Government Areas amounting to over 70 per cent of the Road projects constructed by the Amaechi administration has been completed and some still ongoing. The major Flyovers are: The Eleme Junction Flyover/interchange (completed) The Agip/Rumueme/Abacha road Junction Flyover on Ikwerre Road Tam David-West/East-West Road Flyover by Obiri Iwerre Eliozu Junction flyover on Chief G.U Ake Road; and Rumukurusi flyover, Some of the bridges are: The Ikuru Town Atlantic Ocean Bridge in Andoni The Okirika Ring Road Bridges The Unity road Bridges in the Ogoni-Andoni-Opobo axis The construction of bridges across Bolo Creek with approaches The construction of 6 rural steel bridges including the Ndoni steel bridge and the Orashi steel bridge which links communities on both sides of the Orashi River Mbiama/Akinima road bridge NyorKhana/KenKhana Bridge Bori Boue Brigde Abalama Tema Bridge amongst others Urban development/Renewal The administration of Governor Chibuike Amaechi has strived to return Port Harcourt back to its Garden City Status and has worked towards eradicating slums in the city. The government has in line with this commenced enforcement of urban development laws and regulations, establishing building lines, height, size and mode of fences in specific areas, processing and approval of building plans; regulation and control of outdoor advertising; and beautification of the environment with the development of parks, gardens, fields and lawns. In fulfillment of this, the government has embarked on: Demolition of illegal structures, shanties and slums in Port Harcourt. Demolition of fences and walls higher than 6 metres. Development of Recreational Parks in various areas of the city like the Port Harcourt Peace Park along the Port Harcourt/Aba Road between Bori Camp and Airforce Base, Elekahia by the Housing Estate and several others.. Beautification of Roads and Flyovers with greenery. Reclaiming of 7 recreational fields that were unlawfully built on. Construction of Silverbird Cinemas in partnership with the Silverbird Group at the site of the former Obi Wali Cultural centre. Demolition of Port Harcourt Waterfronts and Proposed Redevelopment for the Waterfronts into standard residential and industrial districts. Agriculture The Agriculture initiative of Governor Amaechi is part of plans to provide employment and empowerment of Rivers people through agriculture. The initiatives amongst others are, the Songhai Farm, Banana plantation, Cassava initiative, Fish Farm in Buguma… Transport Introduction of a mono rail mass transit system in Port Harcourt Metropolis. (Construction of the monorail is ongoing). The ban on commercial motorcycles from Port Harcourt and three other Local government areas in a bid to check accident rate in the State as well as put a stop to the then rampant armed robbery with the use of motorbikes. The provision of Mass transit buses and taxis in collaboration with Skye bank. The building of 57 modern service Bus Stops along the major Aba, Ikwerre expressway in Port Harcourt. Enforcement of the State’s traffic law. Inauguration of a vibrant Road Traffic Management Agency, TIMA-RIV. Primary Health Care Centres 160 new Model Health Centres are currently scattered across the State, meeting the Governor’s vision of bringing quality health care closer to the people. Almost 100 of these health centres have been completed, fully equipped and functional, while work is still ongoing at other sites. Hospitals 4 New Hospitals: The Ultra Modern Rivers State Dental and Maxillofacial Hospital, Aba Road by Garrison Junction, Port Harcourt (Completed); The 150-bed Kesley Harrison (New Niger) Hospital, Emenike Street, Diobu, Port Harcourt (Completed); General Hospital at the Rivers State University of Science and Technology (completed); and The Justice Karibi Whyte Mega Specialist Hospital (Under construction) Rivers Songhai Farm DSC_0755 Songhai is a center for training, agricultural production, research and development of sustainable agricultural practices. The programme was conceived when Governor Chibuike Amaechi visited the Songhai Centre in Porto Novo and was impressed with the model and decided it would work well in Rivers State. Work began at the Rivers Songhai farm in 2010, before then a group of 105 young men and women drawn from the 23 Local Government Areas of the state had been sent to Songhai International Centre in Benin Republic for 18-month training in various specialized Agric and Agro based areas as well as develop entrepreneurial culture. The farm project sits on a 314-hectare land in Bunu-Tai, an agrarian community in Tai Local Government Area of the state. It is about 20 times the size of the Songhai model — an integrated farm which combines livestock, arable farming, fisheries, snail farming and poultry. Scholarships The Rivers State Government through its scholarship Board reconstituted by Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi and the Rivers State Sustainable Development Agency RSSDA created by law by the Amaechi administration each gives out yearly overseas and local scholarships to Rivers indigenes to study vital courses. The Scholarships include Doctorate, Post Graduate, Undergraduate, Diploma and Secondary education. Free Quality Education for All Children Quality Education Governor Amaechi on October 1, 2010 announced free education for Primary School pupils which includes tuition, free school Uniforms, free Sandals, free Text books and Exercise books; while secondary schools students gets free boarding and feeding. For Healthcare, Governor Amaechi has made it possible for all Rivers people to access free healthcare in all of its Primary Health Centres. 2 Likes
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Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by nairaarea: 1:40pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
Haters of Amaechi are haters of development 1 Like |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by nairaarea: 1:42pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
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Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by nairaarea: 1:44pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
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Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by Justcash(m): 1:59pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
In 2011, Rivers State fed allocation was 415.9 billion In 2012, Rivers State fed allocation was 438 billion In 2013, Rivers State fed allocation was 490.32 billion Six months into 2014, Rivers State fed allocation was 99.7 billion In 9 years, total amount of Rivers State allocation is 3.079 trillion http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/01/fg-states-lgas-squander-n80-trn-in-9-years/ Yet, you get mind dey post model schools, one lousy power plant and some plans that are yet to be actualized till date. I repeat, Amaechi is a thief and he will continue stealing and telling his gullible followers like you that it is Patience Jonathan's fault. Rivers State deserves better. 7 Likes |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by texazzpete(m): 2:07pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
Justcash: I lived in Rivers State until recently. All I see is the same under-performance that is in every single state in Nigeria, including the Akwa Ibom you hold up as an example. Doesn't mean there isn't anything going on, though. There are areas such as education where amaechi has done much better than his predecessors, and some effort is ongoing to get roads in the Woji-slaughter axis refurbished or replaced. Thank you for affirming that you have no defence for your statements if you are brought up on libel charges. |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by texazzpete(m): 2:09pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
Justcash: Can you please post the amount Akwa Ibom has received from 2011 to date and tell us what that amount has been used to do? You need to do this... Your OP held up that state as a model for others so it would be nice to see what makes that acceptable to you. Thanks |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by Justcash(m): 2:14pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
texazzpete: And there you go. This is the attitude that gives room for thieves like Amaechi to go free without being questioned. You stayed in Rivers state, did you feel like it was a place that takes up billions every month? In no time, he'll start dancing and telling you that he was possessed by an evil spirit when he was in PDP, and you will believe him. 2 Likes |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by Justcash(m): 2:16pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
texazzpete: No no, don't shift the focus here. I'll talk about the thief in Akwa Ibom too, although that one is a learner compared to Amaechi. Amaechi's case is most painful because he is claiming to be an angel now. FYI, I never implied that Akwa Ibom is a model state. I just said that Akwa Ibom has shown more focus on development than Rivers State. 2 Likes |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by Leopantro: 2:30pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
Justcash: Can you compare Rivers state to Abia state or Imo state. Rivers state is heaven compared to those two states. |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by banki(m): 2:35pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
Mr op is this because amechi asked the fg to show one project started and completed in rivers state by the fg? Instead of you to answer the question you and yor friends are making banana noise....... I will ask this question again like i have done severally...... What did gej do as govrrnor of bayelsa state for almost 2years Since every govrrnor that disagrees with the ptesodency is termed a failure |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by Justcash(m): 2:46pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
Leopantro: You don't have to compare other states with Rivers State to justify Amaechi's robbery of The State. This dude is overseeing one of the only three states to surpass the trillion Naira mark in 9 years, yet he is showing nothing outstanding like Lagos state and Akwa Ibom state. The guy is a thief. Other thieving Nigerian politicians are learners when compared to Amaechi. If you are from Rivers State and you are eager to divert attention from this thief called Amaechi, then I weep for you and your future generations. Your oil advantage is fast disappearing. It will be a shame that you achieved nothing with it. 2 Likes |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by Justcash(m): 2:53pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
banki: This has nothing to do with partisan politics. Clear your mind from bias and look at things with a clear view of the reality on ground. Governors like Amaechi have responsibilities and should be accountable to the electorates. He needs to be held accountable. Holding him accountable does not mean that one is from another political party. If you think that Amaechi is not a thief, show me what he has done with the billions that he has controlled for 8 years. Show me, I promise to shut up and apologize if the projects are really worth these billions. SEE MONORAIL, the dude could not complete. Upon all the free money. |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by otokx(m): 3:17pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
There are many Akwa Ibom people in Rivers State as they are also in other parts of Nigeria, can't say if there are more Akwa Ibom people outside the state. There is this particular family in the area and every time we will not hear word, Akpabio is working wonders and all they say. Some of us ignorantly start repeating what we have heard and few others who visit Uyo even want to say something. Recently this family relocated to stay in Uyo and we were all happy for them. They say light is almost near constant and the roads have no potholes, house rent is cheap and food too so we should give God praise. That was last year, 2 months ago they returned back to Port Harcourt that is always in constant darkness and the point was simple. There is population and money here in Port Harcourt unlike all of Akwa Ibom, the opportunities here are second only to Lagos. So for those shouting Akpabio, keep on shouting. The family in question trades in selling of smoked fish and plantain mainly. |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by abagoro(m): 3:28pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
Justcash: I guess you did not know Port Harcourt before Omehia/Amaechi. Rivers State has witnessed so much infrastructural development in all sectors from roads, monorail, schools, drainages, water channels, several long bridges, flyovers, mega farms, international scholarships etc. 1 Like |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by Justcash(m): 3:31pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
otokx: There is a difference between business opportunities and development. Portharcourt is a part of Rivers State that is densely populated. So, preference for Portharcourt over Uyo is not surprising. That does not however imply that Rivers state has seen more development in 9 years than Akwa Ibom. Rivers state have received enough money to develop beyond where it is now. Why is it stagnant? AMAECHI IS STEALING THE MONEY LIKE HIS PREDECESSOR, ODILI. |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by abagoro(m): 3:39pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
Justcash: The best Governors to me are simply Rochas Okorocha and Rauf Aregbesola. My reason is that they met little on ground and have meagre resources to work with but yet achieved a lot. As for Amaechi and Akpabio they cannot be compared. Eleme is one of the most developed places in Nigeria. Try to visit FTZ and see for yourself. Visit Rainbow town. |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by Justcash(m): 3:42pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
abagoro: The truth is that most of these things that you call state projects are within the jurisdiction of local government areas. How can you be telling me that in 8 years, Amaechi used over 3 trillion Naira to build flyovers, schools, drainages, scholarships......na wa o. I was excited when he came up with the monorail idea. Now, where is the monorail? Lagos state is moving on with theirs. He even promised a world standard stadium and a brand new city like Eko Atlantic called some'n like new Portharcourt or so? Where dem dey? ....and mind you, we are only talking of federal government allocations here. Other billion billions in incomes still dey enter as a result of the status of the state as a major oil producing area. WHERE ARE ALL THESE INCOMES GOING TO? 1 Like |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by abagoro(m): 3:48pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
Justcash: You are uninformed I guess. Everything you wrote there are in place at the moment. The underground sewage of the new city has been competed as well as sandfilling. Bridges have been put in place as well as flyovers where designated. Housing development has not commenced but the sports complex is completed. |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by mrvitalis(m): 3:53pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
Justcash: were do u stay cos ...i know u dont stay in ph ..cos if u do u will know better.....believe ameachi has done far better than that akpabo or whats his name....715MW is enof ...just tell foolish jona to distribute it |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by Justcash(m): 4:06pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
abagoro: All the ones in bold are not worth using to justify the income that I mentioned. The mono-rail project is stagnant at the moment. If it is still going on, it is way long overdue. Amaechi needs to explain why it is taking him years to do. The sports complex with its stadium that you said has been completed must be below the world class that he bragged that it would be. Please, can you show me the picture? If it is what I am finding in google, then I am very disappointed. Amaechi have got some explanation to do there. In your own sincere view, without pride of political affiliation, are all these projects worth the amount that Amaechi has received since he became a governor? |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by Justcash(m): 4:21pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
mrvitalis: The independent power project was started by Odili back in the days. Amaechi added capacity. There are also independent power plants developed and launched by Akpabyo. The amount received by Rivers State in 9 years is way way more than 50 times enough to power Rivers State, especially as Oil Companies made lots of financial and human contributions. So, that is not enough justification. I go to City like my kitchen. So, don't ask me about staying there. I don't have to stay there to demand for accountability from Amaechi. I am a Nigerian. |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by focus7: 4:35pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
Let Jonathan first tell us where is our oil money going to plus let him declare his assets. |
Re: Rotimi Amaechi Is A Thief. Where Is Rivers State's Federal Allocation Going? by drshrewd: 5:15pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
[b]op is brazenly silly and utterly uninformed. equating rivers state budgetary forecast as the federal allocation to the state shows that you are a jocker and needn't be taken seriously. Am very sure you dont stay in R/S because if you do you shouldn't be asking of the 40,000 capacity stadium that is completed and recently hosted a political rally. the rainbow town that is awashed with up-risers and the greater ph city are on advance state and they remain a future revelation. just few question for you: 1) how many dual carriage road were in Ph before Amaechi came in. 2) can you show us the public schools in Akwa Ibom let compare with the ones in R/s 3)compare their health centers 4) has any government in the history of Nigeria employed more than 13,000 unemployed youths at once before? 5)which government has sent students(both indigene and non_ndigene) for both undergraduate and post graduate foreign scholarship more than Amaechi you think governance ends with constructing few roads and water fountain [/b] 3 Likes |
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