For a place to properly develope, sacrifices must be made.....Illegal structures gats to go mehn.....

The seraiki government should have think of how to better the life of bayelsans than demolition where is the land to build in yenagoa how many houses are in yenagoa that they are demolishing? a place where less than 1percent of the state holds the people to ransom using the looted money to fund other states economy a state where the highest company is bakery and pure water a lot of good poor people in bayelsa it will take God to change things in bayelsa

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because the structures are illegal

His real name is Kingsley. An internet fraudster. He has not data to sell to you.

denaldaniel:
Always demolishing

Platony:
Useless people,..d shop wit d date is my wife's. U need d see d eye service wrk dey wer doin cos der boss ws der. It is d same pple dat met us for money which we declined becos i told dem dey've marked d shop for demolition, why wil dey stil cm for money. If u knw Bayelsa or reside in Bayelsa especially d state capital Yenagoa, u'll knw dis demolition is nt d issue bothering d state. Poor road netwrk, poor drainage system n more. I ws approached by d Channels TV correspondent for an interview bt, refused. I cannot start lamenting or cursing as seen most tyms on TV weneva issues of such arises. By God's grace am above dat level n av already gotten my wife a shop b4 dey came for d demolition. Ask those dat knws dis state very wel if dey cn count d number of monkey bridges (Locally made wooden bridges) here in a state capital, its uncountable. Under development is here is high compared to her southern neighbor's lyk Rivers, Delta e.t.c, i dnt evn wnt to talk of Akwa Ibom becos dat wan na New York wer Bayelsa dey, lol. Ask d heads of d state if dis demolition is d issue bothering d state. I am nt sayin al dese cos am affected no, am jst saying d bitter truth. Here ar sm of d pics of d shop wen it ws stil standing. lolss

those states you mentioned are dried land, bayelsa is a swamping state. the cost of building bayelsa is more than the cost of building other states in not geria. imaging, construction of a 2 km road will consume more sand than constructing 7 km roads in these states you mentioned. building a has in bayelsa you need to raise your block by 5 before sand filling, you need to fill your land so has to prevent water from standing. always think before leap.

One start wetin e no go fit finish na.

Platony:
Useless people,..d shop wit d date is my wife's. U need d see d eye service wrk dey wer doin cos der boss ws der. It is d same pple dat met us for money which we declined becos i told dem dey've marked d shop for demolition, why wil dey stil cm for money. If u knw Bayelsa or reside in Bayelsa especially d state capital Yenagoa, u'll knw dis demolition is nt d issue bothering d state. Poor road netwrk, poor drainage system n more. I ws approached by d Channels TV correspondent for an interview bt, refused. I cannot start lamenting or cursing as seen most tyms on TV weneva issues of such arises. By God's grace am above dat level n av already gotten my wife a shop b4 dey came for d demolition. Ask those dat knws dis state very wel if dey cn count d number of monkey bridges (Locally made wooden bridges) here in a state capital, its uncountable. Under development is here is high compared to her southern neighbor's lyk Rivers, Delta e.t.c, i dnt evn wnt to talk of Akwa Ibom becos dat wan na New York wer Bayelsa dey, lol. Ask d heads of d state if dis demolition is d issue bothering d state. I am nt sayin al dese cos am affected no, am jst saying d bitter truth. Here ar sm of d pics of d shop wen it ws stil standing. lolss

True, u speak bro! I dwell in Yenagoa, the city where the prostitution slum is directly facing the Judiciary complex & trekkable 2 the Government house �, so amusing!

Platony:
Useless people,..d shop wit d date is my wife's... Here ar sm of d pics of d shop wen it ws stil standing. lolss

This must be Issac Boro Expressway...

udomma1005:

True, u speak bro! I dwell in Yenagoa, the city where the prostitution slum is directly facing the Judiciary complex & trekkable 2 the Government house �, so amusing!

That slum is like a mini estate and extends to an adjourning street...

Blizzy9ja:
They should also demolish the mud house between Okutukutu and Opolo junction... Maybe the govt should help resettle the occupants... that house is an eye sore, a structure not befitting of a 21st Century state capital.

Different people has offer millions of naira to acquire that place but the owner said he is not selling cos the house is his his accestral home that belong to his late father and his brother doesn't want the place to be sold

DonaldJTrump:

those states you mentioned are dried land, bayelsa is a swamping state. the cost of building bayelsa is more than the cost of building other states in not geria. imaging, construction of a 2 km road will consume more sand than constructing 7 km roads in these states you mentioned. building a has in bayelsa you need to raise your block by 5 before sand filling, you need to fill your land so has to prevent water from standing. always think before leap.

So you believe this statement that our politicians are using to loot the state money or you just want to defend them for eating the crumb that fall from their table? It is the same terrain that Bayelsa State have that cut accross the whole Niger Delta, the same swampy soil that Bayelsa State have is the same swampy terrain Lagos, Rivers Delta and Edo have. Having a swampy terrain is not an excuse not to build roads and infrastructures, and it is not an excuse to loot the state fund and spend the remaining ones for family and cronies. Should our allocations and 13% be looted cos we have swampy terrain?

Ten06:

So you believe this statement that our politicians are using to loot the state money or you just want to defend them for eating the crumb that fall from their table? It is the same terrain that Bayelsa State have that cut accross the whole Niger Delta, the same swampy soil that Bayelsa State have is the same swampy terrain Lagos, Rivers Delta and Edo have. Having a swampy terrain is not an excuse not to build roads and infrastructures, and it is not an excuse to loot the state fund and spend the remaining ones for family and cronies. Should our allocations and 13% be looted cos we have swampy terrain?

I don't think you have been in any other state in niger delta apart from bayelsa. so stop spreading rubbish. which state in Nigeria that raise road to to 4 meters?
check at melford okilo road, have you ever been to amassoma. can you compare inembe road with ugele or iron road? stop this man! I repeat, stop this.

DonaldJTrump:

I don't think you have been in any other state in niger delta apart from bayelsa. so stop spreading rubbish. which state in Nigeria that raise road to to 4 meters?
check at melford okilo road, have you ever been to amassoma. can you compare inembe road with ugele or iron road? stop this man! I repeat, stop this.

I know of other states in the Niger Delta that road are filled to that level during construction, moreover terrain is not an excuse not to develop a state headquarter that is not up to a street in rivers state or lagos state

Ten06:

I know of other states in the Niger Delta that road are filled to that level during construction, moreover terrain is not an excuse not to develop a state headquarter that is not up to a street in rivers state or lagos state

I ve been to akwaibom , oron to b precise, I never see such. There is no village in bayelsa( apart from the riverine community that need bridges) that did not have access to road despite the terrain, but you can't find that in many states with dry land.
I am from Opume community, all the community ( emakalakala, ekipilai ( except okoroba which the road is still under construction) all have access to the road. he cant concentrate all the resources on only the state capital, he also need to build the rural area.

Ten06:

Different people has offer millions of naira to acquire that place but the owner said he is not selling cos the house is his his accestral home that belong to his late father and his brother doesn't want the place to be sold

Looking at that place I think it falls within the Melford Okilo Right of way so it will definitely be demolished whenever the govt is set to expand the road and the compensation will always be relative to the worth of the property demolished

LukeLook:
That slum is like a mini estate and extends to an adjourning street...

Arietallin street, u mean?

udomma1005:

Arietallin street, u mean?

yep