@TheDamiForeign@face_less12 One government policy and it will all come crashing down on you. Inconsistent government policies are detrimental to business. The way you de talk am no be so e be
@Pressman2040 Politicians Dey take wetin belong to all of us, them never die. Top men for the service Dey corner money for feeding and money meant for other things, them never die. Thank you for your service, soldier. Make Una sha collect intel.
What is dead may never die!
@GavofEko@Pressman2040 Politicians Dey take wetin belong to all of us them never die and their children de abroad and within naija de flex the money.
I thank the soldier for his service.
@FarukHalilu_@Necessary_Cho It doesn’t even stop at real estate market. Practically anyone advertising anything in NGN has somehow managed to attach “luxury” to it. Food vendors, clothe vendors, car sellers, nail tech, shoes vendors, restaurants, Omo the list long joor.
“Luxury” living everywhere 😂😂
@AbdullA23359070@NDCNigNews …as the aforementioned items. Upgrade the already ones to the desired standard is what he did as governor. You need more education to be able to differentiate between funding education and building new empty classrooms.
Above all love God.
@AbdullA23359070@NDCNigNews A lot of Nigerians think “building new schools” is the same as funding education. Funding education is encompassing, it includes paying teachers well, lab equipments, computers, good classrooms and everything that makes learning conducive. To you new classrooms alone is same
@Joe_brendan_ Good drainage system, yes. Regularly cleaned up, no. Maybe in the past it was regularly cleaned up. Don’t know when you last you visit but things have changed.
Calabar is not what it use to be. It’s now a shadow of itself. Yes, some areas are still well maintained.
@CryptoPerpule2@NewsCentralTV@ChidiOdinkalu No, Madam. I’m not a hater. I’m a person who sees beyond what people like you praise. Wike has done well in terms of project, connecting communities and all but as a citizen I will keep asking for more. Those basic amenities are what keeps a city running efficiently.
@biyibjorn@NewsCentralTV@ChidiOdinkalu Aforementioned are services that run continuously. It’s not one off. Abuja is too big a city to still have women sweeping the streets when there’re modern equipment to help with that. Projects are good but those basic things you neglect are what makes a city function efficiently.