24SEVEN:
But sincerely aren't Akwa Ibomites wasting their resources unnecessarily?

Look at the sparsely populated environment and tell me what vehicular traffic warrants such infrastructure. Can the money be used for something more pressing and/or beneficial.

Why do people who suddenly struck wealth resort to wastages.

Raeheemwayne:
Akwa Ibom Isouhuo - Iya - A Man with foresight.

Op, biko which one is Lalalacta?
LOL!!!!

jesmond3945:
by the time they finish and with a seaport. People will leave Lagos to akwaibom

24SEVEN:
But sincerely aren't Akwa Ibomites wasting their resources unnecessarily?

Look at the sparsely populated environment and tell me what vehicular traffic warrants such infrastructure. Can the money be used for something more pressing and/or beneficial.

Why do people who suddenly struck wealth resort to wastages.

chariisGRACE:


The junction that flyover is sited is a regular customer to accidents.
The main reason the flyover was built is to curb the accidents that are witnessed in that place.

Enugupikin:

They're definitely wasting it...go to Akwa-Ibom and see many poor people who can't afford to eat, why waste resources on something that's not useful

You will also notice Akwa-Ibom has the number 1 highest HIV rate in Nigeria..what happened to using the funds to buy free condoms for it's populace since na only fuccckk them Sabi...waste of resources when their people need it

24SEVEN:
But sincerely aren't Akwa Ibomites wasting their resources unnecessarily?

Look at the sparsely populated environment and tell me what vehicular traffic warrants such infrastructure. Can the money be used for something more pressing and/or beneficial.

Why do people who suddenly struck wealth resort to wastages.

Fantasticcc:
Nice one from akwa ibom,but the one I want most is the seaport.the monopoly from the Yoruba's are too much..they play politics in everything which is why Nigeria Is a shit hole,imagine akwa ibom with there deep seaport even deeper than Lagos sea Port start functioning,now tell me why an Igbo man Like me will import from lagos when akwa ibom is more closer and beautiful.how can it be a must to import cars from Lagos when other ports are functioning..

Meteng:
Is it your money?

EDGEof2MORO:
You think the population would not grow? People like you lack foresight.

Enugupikin:

No one wants u in Biafra..get it into your head.. you're worthless to Biafra... we have more than what you have ..so go and fix Akwa-Ibom people

Ilaumoh:

I still doubt if your igbo but incase you are then God bless you mate but if you are an impostor then watch your back oo

24SEVEN:
But sincerely aren't Akwa Ibomites wasting their resources unnecessarily?

Look at the sparsely populated environment and tell me what vehicular traffic warrants such infrastructure. Can the money be used for something more pressing and/or beneficial.

Why do people who suddenly struck wealth resort to wastages.

Enugupikin:

They're definitely wasting it...go to Akwa-Ibom and see many poor people who can't afford to eat, why waste resources on something that's not useful

You will also notice Akwa-Ibom has the number 1 highest HIV rate in Nigeria..what happened to using the funds to buy free condoms for it's populace since na only fuccckk them Sabi...waste of resources when their people need it

BeautifulMind2:

You guys should not mind this dodomayana he is not from Southeast, he is using the Enugupikin to deceive gullible minds

BeautifulMind2:

He is an imposter from West using Enugu name.

Barryseal:


Look at the sparsely populated environs of Duabi a few years ago.
This is how powerful dreams and purposeful planning can bear fruit. Everything is not about now

Ilaumoh:

Still wonder

Barryseal:


Look at the sparsely populated environs of Duabi a few years ago.
This is how powerful dreams and purposeful planning can bear fruit. Everything is not about now

Fantasticcc:
Nice one from akwa ibom,but the one I want most is the seaport.the monopoly from the Yoruba's are too much..they play politics in everything which is why Nigeria Is a shit hole,imagine akwa ibom with there deep seaport even deeper than Lagos sea Port start functioning,now tell me why an Igbo man Like me will import from lagos when akwa ibom is more closer and beautiful.how can it be a must to import cars from Lagos when other ports are functioning..

Ilaumoh:


With time bro it will come. Meanwhile you can find status of the seaport below with link
https://sweetcrudereports.com/procurement-process-for-ibom-deep-seaport-awaits-fecs-approval/?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook

Ilaumoh:

Again you and your kind are the reason Akwa Ibomite or even south south don't want biafra becos you guys don't even like us...you won't allow your hate to make the propose country prosper and I can't believe your from enugu becos there are not known to hate atleat the once I know.

Sammy07:


You're very stu.pid for your comment.

Is it only Lagos seaport that's functioning?

What about the one in Onne and port Harcourt?
or the one in delta?

ain't they closer to you than Lagos?

Igboid:


The person you are addressing, how are you sure he is Igbo to start with?
Did you go through his post history to find out what Igbos think about him or his opinions on issues or because you saw Enugu attached to his name, you started talking whatever comes to your mind?
Here is a faceless forum and you should know better.

Sammy07:


You're very stu.pid for your comment.

Is it only Lagos seaport that's functioning?

What about the one in Onne and port Harcourt?
or the one in delta?

ain't they closer to you than Lagos?

Ilaumoh:


Onne is the only working port sir, and the are not deep seaport too

Ilaumoh:

That's the target ... economy free of crude oil

Igboid:


The person you are addressing, how are you sure he is Igbo to start with?
Did you go through his post history to find out what Igbos think about him or his opinions on issues or because you saw Enugu attached to his name, you started talking whatever comes to your mind?
Here is a faceless forum and you should know better.

Igboid:


The person you are addressing, how are you sure he is Igbo to start with?
Did you go through his post history to find out what Igbos think about him or his opinions on issues or because you saw Enugu attached to his name, you started talking whatever comes to your mind?
Here is a faceless forum and you should know better.

Sammy07:


Check his post history.
enugupikin is an igbo boy.

Check his post history and see the number of likes he gets whenever he mentioned afonja.

Ilaumoh:


Onne is the only working port sir, and the are not deep seaport too

According to the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), the country has six seaports: Apapa and Tin Can in Lagos, the Onne and Port-Harcourt ports in Rivers State, the Warri Port, and the Calabar Port. But, by many accounts, only the Lagos ports are operating anywhere near full capacity. 

The Apapa and Tin Can Ports account for 70% of imports on average. NPA data shows that the Onne port handled about 80% of Nigeria’s export cargos between 2012 and 2017 – but this is because the Onne port is located in an Oil & Gas Free Zone and most of Nigeria’s exports are oil & gas products. Thus, the dispersion of imports across the ports paints a fairer picture of the performance of each one.

Part of the problem may be structural. Petroleum imports account for roughly 20% of Nigeria’s imports, and most of this comes in through the Lagos ports. The absence of a strong network of pipelines for transport and depots for storage have effectively rendered the other ports useless in this situation.  

It isn’t immediately clear what happened to the Port Harcourt port. Some have blamed the poor functionality of the ports in the South on insecurity, as militancy and piracy increase the cost and risk associated with transporting goods through these areas. This is a view sometimes pushed by the federal government, and it has some merit. At the height of a militant uprising driven by frustration at perceived exploitation by the government and international oil companies, kidnapping expatriates was a popular and lucrative activity and remains a moderate threat to this day. This has greatly discouraged foreign investment in the area. Although amnesty was granted to the militants in 2009, latent insecurity clouds the region.  

Others peddle the narrative that the Lagos ports are most active because it is the economic capital of the country. While this is true, and many importers would prefer to receive their goods in Lagos, some of Nigeria’s largest markets are in the East, which makes it bizarre that such little activity is directed to ports closer to the region.