Kinematics:



So Lagos that's the headquarters of crime and the most dangerous place to live in Nigeria today is the only place without insecurity.

Clap for yourself! Nonsense!

Hunchogee:

And you suddenly ran to read about it..
You indeed seem like a fool

NGpatriot:










Don't go by what you see in the pictures, the not only have more than enough cranes, they even have the largest in Africa.

Mbioto:



This people come with so much negativity and false rumors to undermine other regions...

Emekankwoka:
Yoruba people will not sleep again if they hear or see this. Our God is at work again.

Mbioto:



This people come with so much negativity and false rumors to undermine other regions...

afube:



They were forced to open onne to commercial shipment.....maersk threatened to pull out completely from nigeria if nothing was done to alleviate their faltering operations in Lagos congested ports....do not spin another tale here,as insiders we know what happened.

24SEVEN:


Lagos has stolen alot from Rivers and the Niger Delta. The IOCs Headquartered in Lagos has deprived Niger Deltans of job opportunities and also deprived the immediate environment of development. The communities that host the operations of these IOCs are degraded and the natives lose their means of livelihood while Lagos and Yorubas benefit from their misery.


Yorubas account for less than 1% of Nigerias oil, yet are the most visible ethnicity employed in Oil and Gas sector. And have in collaboration with Yoruba press, depicted the Niger Delta as a very violent place that isn't safe for any activity except drilling oil and running away fast. It's a shame.

Money realised from Niger Delta oil and Gas (emphasis on gas) is what is running Nigeria. What is banking, insurance, entertainment, literary and arts etc etc without Niger Delta cash flow.

Lagos has attained it's number 1 position in Nigeria because of our skewed system in Nigeria. Had Nigeria been running a true federal system, we won't be having this discussion. Your benefiting from the disadvantage of others and you're bragging your number 1.

Rivers is blessed by God and nature and finely poised to achieve greatness. We only need Nigeria to do the right thing.

SpatialKing:
Impressive

Enough of the dependance on Lagos Port alone.

NGpatriot:




This is the same Onne seaport that was left for dead for decades.

God Bless PMB

God Bless Amaechi

God Bless Nigeria.

NGpatriot:
Best NPA Boss in the history of NPA

A true PATRIOT.

Thank you for what you do and God bless you.


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wallex1983:
Beautiful.

But if this vessels travels out of Nigeria empty, it then calls for concern

#consumerNATION

Hunchogee:

And you suddenly ran to read about it..
You indeed seem like a fool

24SEVEN:


Dog eater, so you think your port is important?? You went to create thread to compare Rivers and Akwa Ibom port. Na wah. Inferiority complex will kill all of una one day.

Una Never get port, yet you create thread. Dog meat has infested your brain!!!

NGpatriot:







My useless mother is another bigoted ipob nuisance.

SpatialKing:
Impressive

Enough of the dependance on Lagos Port alone.

LoveThemChubby:

Who caused the dependence? Watch and see how there will be increase in the spate of kidnappings and other vices in and around the port. Insecurity, multiple taxation and other unfriendly business regulations in the region have been the major reasons for the abandonmentof these ports.

donproject:


One thing is that Yorubas will never feel bad about this. not Yorubas that I know, they are not people who get sad when they see other regions making waves, they believe in one Nigeria more than any other tribe.

Some people like you just like to create divides that is not there. Personally I'm too happy about this. I'm a field engineer who resides in Lagos but gets contracts across every state in Nigeria. I'm currently in Enugu fixing machines for a hotel, my experience here is not that palatable. I could remember buying a spanner I will buy at #100 in Lagos at #350/#400 here in Enugu, why? They complain they clear and transport there goods from Lagos, making me spending extra on everything I buy here. This is npt my first experience, it is always like this when I move far away from Lagos axis. Not mentioning how I suffer just to get a simple machine parts that you will even get by the road side in Lagos.

This is a welcome development that people like me will find so appealing. But for those tribal bigots, they won't see beyond economic impacts this will have in every part of the country.

Talking about Lagos coming down, u dey whyne me ni? As somebody has said, Lagos keeps going stronger even when the country's capital was moved to Abuja. You want to tell me Lagos depends only on seaports? Either you like it or not, Lagos is the biggest economic state in Nigeria and its position won't fall behind in Africa. Let me just burst your bubble, I'm very sure you won't know about Lekki deep seaport under construction, Dangote refinery that will also produce petrochemical and fertilizer. Many massive projects still under construction in that state o boy. Don't let me talk about headquarters of many organisations being majorly situated in Lagos. And another truth is that any average Nigerian who has huge money and want to invest hugely will think Lagos first, hausas will hardly go to SS/SE but Lagos to spend their money for investment. Igbos too will find it unreasonable to go to North to invest huge but find Lagos to be the right avenue. Just too many things to mention. Tell me how having another seaport at other regions will affect this state called Lagos.

Let's stop this tribal friction we tend to create, let's speak for the unity of one Nigeria.

Sakamaje:


Why must you think in such a backward manner? You sound like you are waiting for Lagos to retrogress while other states are opening up. If that is your wish then you will be disappointed, because if the emergence of Abuja couldn't derail the progress of Lagos, your pessimistic prognosis won't either. There's something called 'shared prosperity', that should be your thinking unless you are an enemy of progress. Igbos like you should learn to accept that others can also prosper in life without igbo input.

Ojukwudfugitive:

Fool, this is not eastern port, it is SS port. SE is landlocked and it remains so. No forced attachment can make SS be part of your illusive and unviable Biafra! A parasitic SE wants to host on a more viable SS, it's impossible. The earlier you realize that SE is the poorest region in the South, the better for you.

wallex1983:
Beautiful.

But if this vessels travels out of Nigeria empty, it then calls for concern

#consumerNATION

thesicilian:
What are they rejoicing for? Nigerians did not build the ship, we did not captain it. We did not even build the seaport.

PrecisionFx:



Confused lunatic prophet. IGBOS luv themselves more than any useless tribe u belong to.

Keep mute.

NGpatriot:
Best NPA Boss in the history of NPA

A true PATRIOT.

Thank you for what you do and God bless you.

afube:




Align with your natural allies Ndigbo and you will make good success, separated we cannot do much alone. Oduduwa and northern elites have forcefully appropriated what belongs to Niger delta, they have just been dribbling Niger delta since the war ended in 1970.

CheGuevara101:


Look at this Dindinrin! By your moniker you shall know them; Igbo haters.

Get this into that your pęlębę head, the harder you guys come, the harder you'll all fall.

If you're in doubt, ask your "Ologbo Iya Aliu" brothers on NAIRALAND about me and hear what they'll tell you.

So I suggest you run for your life before DISMEMBER you.