Tuesday, August 25, 2026
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Always trading blames,go and do your job.The road has been bad and you sat back waiting to blame the private sector
ReplyDeleteHow is it cause by the private sector umahi. Instead of working on old dilapidated roads, they prefer to construct new ones
ReplyDeleteAfter 6 days, na now day break?
ReplyDeleteAfter 6 days, now you wantu go there?
And the first thing you can think of going is trading blames WITHOUT BEING ON GROUND TO ASSESS THE SITUATION.
No wonder we have such shitheads in offices forming bosses.
The concept of true leadership is COMPLETE ROCKET SCIENCE TO NIGERIANS.
But this is not fair!
ReplyDeletePeople’s businesses gone
The ministry of works has a spokesman I'm sure. A press statement would have been enough. An incompetent minister will rather go to the scene of the crime to lie and decieve Nigerians.
ReplyDeleteIt's really terrible. That particular spot needs urgent attention not cho cho. 😠😠ðŸ˜
ReplyDeleteBut this government is not expected to repair all Nigeria roads with 2 years time frame. All of the roads has been in state of total disrepair for years.
ReplyDeleteThank you,
DeleteDon't mind all these hypocrites always quick to throw a blame at government.
The government has been doing a lot on roads after decades of neglect, but some people think everything can be fixed in one hour like they think all Nigeria's problems will disappear in 24hours if their candidate wins
He called private sector, not any particular company, why don't we simply wait for the press statement that will be issued after his visit
I wonder what private sector has to do with this.He should also consider Benin-Ore road.Bad roads are frustrating travellers. Imagine spending hours on the road before you get to your destination because of bad roads.
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