Blue3k:
Man the dry ports are coming along fast. This thread going to have alot of people mad.

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lastempero:
What stops our clanish presido from locating a dry port either in Onitsha or aba with the same speed they used in building this one knowing quite well we are the real importers,well we go still dey turn up whether they like it or not.with all this brohaha alhaji mustafa go still come shopping centre for aba come carry bale or even mama bola from ibadan go still come aba come carry bale.I don't even know who is winning the race.

TroubleMaker47:
This dry port is something i just don't understand, how does the imported goods get there in the 1st place, if it arrives from sea and it's sent to the kaduna dry port for clearing, what is the assurance that some goods won't get stolen enroute to kaduna?
It just doesn't make sense to me

TroubleMaker47:
This dry port is something i just don't understand, how does the imported goods get there in the 1st place, if it arrives from sea and it's sent to the kaduna dry port for clearing, what is the assurance that some goods won't get stolen enroute to kaduna?
It just doesn't make sense to me

mashnino:


When you start looking at it from the "Nigerian" perspective and not a regional thing.

Then you will know that we are all winning the race together.

mashnino:


Please go and read your books

freshvine:


they'll build a rail track to kaduna for that purpose and use the waters/ports in lagos for offloading while kaduna becomes the hub for excise and duties, tax, royalty and income. few years, kaduna through the dry port will be posting bogus revenue income putting lagos dominance down.

freshvine:


they'll build a rail track to kaduna for that purpose and use the waters/ports in lagos for offloading while kaduna becomes the hub for excise and duties, tax, royalty and income. few years, kaduna through the dry port will be posting bogus revenue income putting lagos dominance down.

Truthcat:
Your head dey there jare!

And just to add salt

They will militarilize the route too to make for smooth ride of contrabands, Lagos won't be able to check. They will just make it in such away that Lagos won't be able to check what's in the cargos. The rest of Nigeria can only imagine what will be in those shipments, 10 shiploads of weapons per week? Your guess is good as mine, all these while the Yoruba odeson look on. I've said it, a lot of Yoruba leaders need to be get rid of, for Yoruba youths to find the way.

Guys need to add rail lines to the north as the number one thing to be taken out because, it been used to take weapons to the north and shipped Almanjiris back to the SW.

Fulani already have all the ports in their firm grip. So to want to do this means, it's something that must be in airtight secrecy, arms shipments that is.

lastempero:


We aint,if u really know and can stand the truth you will know that some people where positioned to win the race while others are alienated.Kaduna n Onitsha which deserves a dry port based on their trade capacity?

deji17:
While some people are making noise , some are actually doing the work of developing their states.

Blue3k:


It's because they don't actually read or follow news closely. That's why they're always shocked about developments announced over 6 months ago. That state, federal government and consessionsire essentially work hand and glove on these projects. Right now Oyo and Katsina doing same to get there dry port off the ground.

We will probably hear about the other 3 dry ports later on in the year. I'm most interested in what Abia has going on. They're planning their own industrial city. If the dry port and industrial city close together it's good. I'm sure when Ibom port ready the dry port will be booming.