samorobo:



Don't be stupid, it won't fit you...If I say something you feel is a lie why not refute it rather than calling me jealous....This is my evidence

samorobo:


What am I supposed to name...I just told you that I watched it on Al-Jazeera and you are telling me to name it...name what exactly?

gallivant:


You can't name it, natural fraud. Come back when you get facts of the video.

tylann:


just google that

samorobo:
VAXX WHERE ARE YOU ?


Osinbajo lays foundation for Ogun railway wagon plant

Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo says railways holds the master key to transforming commerce in Nigeria and Africa at large.
He said this during the official ground-breaking ceremony of the Wagon assembly plant in Kajola, Ogun sate, on Saturday.
Osinbajo said the plant, which is a private investment undertaken by CCECC, a Chinese company, is “central in the production of rolling stock spare parts and maintenance equipment needed for the railway modernization programme being implemented by the administration of Muhammadu Buhari.”
He said after its completion, the plant would produce some parts of the wagons for the Lagos–Ibadan and Abuja–Kaduna rail lines.
“This ceremony is not just another event, it is a historic turning point, for us, the railway is not just an alternative and comfortable mode of travel, it holds the master key to transforming commerce in Nigeria and across the continent,” he said.
The train which conveyed Osinbajo from Iju to Kajola
“By linking our ports to rail lines and now, building the rolling stock locally, import and export business within and out of Africa’s largest market will be completely transformed. When completed, it is expected that the plant would produce some parts of the wagons for the Lagos – Ibadan and Abuja – Kaduna rail lines, but also for the central rail lines and to satisfy the needs of other rail operators within the West-African sub-region.”
The vice-president commended CCECC for the investment, adding that the project will provide a platform for obtaining technical knowledge on rails.
He also said the plant will generate 5,000 direct and indirect jobs.
“The plant would offer an important platform for engineers, technicians, artisans and other professionals to gain the specialized skills required for the production and maintenance of rolling stock,” he said.
“This will invariably conduce to spin-off businesses in the region of operation in particular and across the country wherever rail networks are in existence. The plant is expected to generate about five thousand (5,000) direct and indirect jobs.”
Osinbajo said the federal government is optimising the Lagos-Ibadan rail modernisation project by extending it to the Apapa port.
“Also, we are putting all mechanisms in place to achieve the swift completion of the Ibadan Inland Dry port which will off-take containers and cargoes from Apapa port through the Lagos – Ibadan rail line,” he said.

samorobo:



Don't be stupid, it won't fit you...If I say something you feel is a lie why not refute it rather than calling me jealous....This is my evidence

samorobo:



Hahaha so a hood rat like you thinks he has what it takes to make Sammy chicken out..

Funny , you don't know Sammy... Anyway I was briefly busy.

tylann:


i saw that on cnn how you guys torture boys in the name of allah

Carmit:

Kenyans nigerians will always hand you your asses.
That's law! ......poverty capital you scream but we are richer than you of course ....kindly view and painstakingly read the contents of the screenshot below

Carmit:

Lol!
My brother dem no reach

samorobo:
VAXX WHERE ARE YOU ?


Osinbajo lays foundation for Ogun railway wagon plant

Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo says railways holds the master key to transforming commerce in Nigeria and Africa at large.
He said this during the official ground-breaking ceremony of the Wagon assembly plant in Kajola, Ogun sate, on Saturday.
Osinbajo said the plant, which is a private investment undertaken by CCECC, a Chinese company, is “central in the production of rolling stock spare parts and maintenance equipment needed for the railway modernization programme being implemented by the administration of Muhammadu Buhari.”
He said after its completion, the plant would produce some parts of the wagons for the Lagos–Ibadan and Abuja–Kaduna rail lines.
“This ceremony is not just another event, it is a historic turning point, for us, the railway is not just an alternative and comfortable mode of travel, it holds the master key to transforming commerce in Nigeria and across the continent,” he said.
The train which conveyed Osinbajo from Iju to Kajola
“By linking our ports to rail lines and now, building the rolling stock locally, import and export business within and out of Africa’s largest market will be completely transformed. When completed, it is expected that the plant would produce some parts of the wagons for the Lagos – Ibadan and Abuja – Kaduna rail lines, but also for the central rail lines and to satisfy the needs of other rail operators within the West-African sub-region.”
The vice-president commended CCECC for the investment, adding that the project will provide a platform for obtaining technical knowledge on rails.
He also said the plant will generate 5,000 direct and indirect jobs.
“The plant would offer an important platform for engineers, technicians, artisans and other professionals to gain the specialized skills required for the production and maintenance of rolling stock,” he said.
“This will invariably conduce to spin-off businesses in the region of operation in particular and across the country wherever rail networks are in existence. The plant is expected to generate about five thousand (5,000) direct and indirect jobs.”
Osinbajo said the federal government is optimising the Lagos-Ibadan rail modernisation project by extending it to the Apapa port.
“Also, we are putting all mechanisms in place to achieve the swift completion of the Ibadan Inland Dry port which will off-take containers and cargoes from Apapa port through the Lagos – Ibadan rail line,” he said.

mtisTheQubit:

...

Problemkid1:
Keep on decieving yourself posting nonsese. While Nigeria is busy developing her country. Wawa kowai

Problemkid1:
Here is the picture

samorobo:



Lol those children going missing is just the tip of the iceberg.. Kidnapping has been on the rise this year in Kenya....your country is not safe.

samorobo:


What am I supposed to name...I just told you that I watched it on Al-Jazeera and you are telling me to name it...name what exactly?

tylann:


give me the name of the newspaper

i watch the news daily i dont see them reporting missing children give me the name of the newspaper

samorobo:


Obsession should be you guys second name..Do you think rvp and kikuyu are sleeping now... Kikuyu most especially is scouring the internet for ill news on Nigeria and you are telling me that I am obsessed.... My dear end this thread if you don't like what I am doing.

Loser may that curse follow you in multiple folds

samorobo:


Rvp more wet pipe dreams...

samorobo:
VAXX WHERE ARE YOU ?


Osinbajo lays foundation for Ogun railway wagon plant

Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo says railways holds the master key to transforming commerce in Nigeria and Africa at large.
He said this during the official ground-breaking ceremony of the Wagon assembly plant in Kajola, Ogun sate, on Saturday.
Osinbajo said the plant, which is a private investment undertaken by CCECC, a Chinese company, is “central in the production of rolling stock spare parts and maintenance equipment needed for the railway modernization programme being implemented by the administration of Muhammadu Buhari.”
He said after its completion, the plant would produce some parts of the wagons for the Lagos–Ibadan and Abuja–Kaduna rail lines.
“This ceremony is not just another event, it is a historic turning point, for us, the railway is not just an alternative and comfortable mode of travel, it holds the master key to transforming commerce in Nigeria and across the continent,” he said.
The train which conveyed Osinbajo from Iju to Kajola
“By linking our ports to rail lines and now, building the rolling stock locally, import and export business within and out of Africa’s largest market will be completely transformed. When completed, it is expected that the plant would produce some parts of the wagons for the Lagos – Ibadan and Abuja – Kaduna rail lines, but also for the central rail lines and to satisfy the needs of other rail operators within the West-African sub-region.”
The vice-president commended CCECC for the investment, adding that the project will provide a platform for obtaining technical knowledge on rails.
He also said the plant will generate 5,000 direct and indirect jobs.
“The plant would offer an important platform for engineers, technicians, artisans and other professionals to gain the specialized skills required for the production and maintenance of rolling stock,” he said.
“This will invariably conduce to spin-off businesses in the region of operation in particular and across the country wherever rail networks are in existence. The plant is expected to generate about five thousand (5,000) direct and indirect jobs.”
Osinbajo said the federal government is optimising the Lagos-Ibadan rail modernisation project by extending it to the Apapa port.
“Also, we are putting all mechanisms in place to achieve the swift completion of the Ibadan Inland Dry port which will off-take containers and cargoes from Apapa port through the Lagos – Ibadan rail line,” he said.

mtisTheQubit:

its called kbc newspaper...ati 30 kids everyday... ok even the zoo dont have that

AskiaHarem:
Random Abuja Sights....

samorobo:


Obsession should be you guys second name..Do you think rvp and kikuyu are sleeping now... Kikuyu most especially is scouring the internet for ill news on Nigeria and you are telling me that I am obsessed.... My dear end this thread if you don't like what I am doing.

Loser may that curse follow you in multiple folds ;6D

mtisTheQubit:

First, help the 150m poor in your society before talking of millionaires...Us we will help our 15 m ...

mtisTheQubit:

fala wewe biafra boy or should i call you by your real name..

mtisTheQubit:


Man you train is wacky...what the heck is ths...a gift to the queen of England or what..

tylann:


all developed countries embraced capitalism to develop

socialism and communism has never worked anywhere

POKUASI2:
kids in Wa are giving birth at age 10..

Carmit:
Peep Nigerias internet penetration numbers... Only 2 African countries in the mix. .
The Kenyans on here have to be superheroes to their fellow countrymen to even own a phone.
Take it all in...

NairobiWalker:


Your source is of absolute numbers you idiot.