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Land Owners Block Main Entrance Of Bayelsa Airport. See What They Did. Photos (21565 Views)

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rhythyson: 10:41am On Jun 13, 2018
what is it with banana peels? grin grin

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GloryCardinal(m): 10:43am On Jun 13, 2018
So even though the government react in 1year ahead they will still be sleeping there like......

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TDonald: 10:45am On Jun 13, 2018
jojomario:
[s]What if the state government decide to relocate the proposed site to another town. Government can decide to neglect the place if peace is not guaranteed Sometimes we act funny. So many communities have lost opportunities and developments like this due to some claims by some indegene's (land owners).we need to get rid of some baseless claims and ideology if we are to move forward.[/s]

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arsenal33: 10:45am On Jun 13, 2018
PDP

It is their way

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Xano(m): 10:50am On Jun 13, 2018
mknigeriagreat:
I don't know the truth behind the whole thing but one funny I know over years of living in south south is that, you will be amazed their elders and chiefs have collected the so called compensation funds and siphoned it. That is what a natural occurrence over there. Also, if truly the state govt hasn't compensated them, it should. And they should also make their demands reasonable cos you could be hearing them demanding for 50million naira per plot. I will never forget the day Ameachi awarded the elelenwo - Apajo junction repair contract and sentraco were to rush it overnight for one day, my south south brothers all came out in the middle of the night with wrappers and towels round their waists at 1.00am demanding sentraco compensated them for their bad roads government paid the contractor for to fix. I couldn't stop laughing.

I then when it happened. It could be funny if its a unaffected person, but South south people always do this. They like to frustrate, because the longer the delay, the more cost is incurred by the Contractor

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jaybee3(m): 10:51am On Jun 13, 2018
jojomario:
siting of an airport there is a life time entitlement if they are not lazy and can think with their brain.

You do know policies have to be applicable in all conditions right?
Think of a scenario where the land owners have established homes as well as community on the designated area. Would you expect the Govt to scuttle all of that irrespective of the lasting impact it would have on them just so the development can benefit a select few?

Compensation is the common approach and it ought to be honored

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SLOVFO(m): 10:54am On Jun 13, 2018
jojomario:
What if the state government decide to relocate the proposed site to another town. Government can decide to neglect the place if peace is not guaranteed Sometimes we act funny. So many communities have lost opportunities and developments like this due to some claims by some indegene's (land owners).we need to get rid of some baseless claims and ideology if we are to move forward.

You are wrong brother.
What if it were your land, would you fold your hands and not expect some reasonable compensations from the government? The airport is a commercial venture that will generate revenue for the state government in the future. And maybe bring development to the host community. But this is not always the case. They deserve to be compensated. As for me, I won't love to have an airport close to my home. The noise pollution is something else

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jojomario(m): 10:54am On Jun 13, 2018
[quote author=TDonald post=68438365][/quote]seems you are one of those lying down in that picture. Those pushing them for their entitlement will not gI've them a kobo. It will be shared among the elders and the notables. At the end of it all, government will operate with free hand and will always remind them of what they have collected. Don't eat your tomorrow today
jojomario(m): 10:56am On Jun 13, 2018
SLOVFO:


You are wrong brother.
What if it were your land, would you fold your hands and not expect some reasonable compensations from the government? The airport is a commercial venture that will generate revenue for the state government in the future. And maybe bring development to the host community. But this is not always the case. They deserve to be compensated. As for me, I wonder enough love to have an airport close to my home. The noise pollution is something else
you might be right on one side.

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sweetilicious(f): 10:59am On Jun 13, 2018
In a saner country,the govt pays compensation immediately for citizen's trust.You cannot
jojomario:
What if the state government decide to relocate the proposed site to another town. Government can decide to neglect the place if peace is not guaranteed Sometimes we act funny. So many communities have lost opportunities and developments like this due to some claims by some indegene's (land owners).we need to get rid of some baseless claims and ideology if we are to move forward.
lookingfly: 11:04am On Jun 13, 2018
jojomario:
What if the state government decide to relocate the proposed site to another town. Government can decide to neglect the place if peace is not guaranteed Sometimes we act funny. So many communities have lost opportunities and developments like this due to some claims by some indegene's (land owners).we need to get rid of some baseless claims and ideology if we are to move forward.
you're just wicked.... Don't pray for the government to deprive you of your ancestral land without compensation.

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Tonymegabush1(m): 11:09am On Jun 13, 2018
It's only in this country u will see baseless claims little wonders as an industrialist trying to elect a production company, firm, factory etc u will see community youth demanding settlements even Dia elders are not left out of the scheme sometimes they will frustrate till d owner relocate TBH why are we like this

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promowise(m): 11:10am On Jun 13, 2018
Agreement is agreement
The said Governor should keep to its own side of the agreement.

This is Nigeria!!!

No Government is to be trusted when it
comes to having a contractual relationship with it citizens.
mercenary: 11:16am On Jun 13, 2018
jojomario:
What if the state government decide to relocate the proposed site to another town. Government can decide to neglect the place if peace is not guaranteed Sometimes we act funny. So many communities have lost opportunities and developments like this due to some claims by some indegene's (land owners).we need to get rid of some baseless claims and ideology if we are to move forward.
You just come to nairaland and speak bla-bla, do you even have sense? How can govt decide to neglect the site just like that? Do you know that airport is 90% complete, do you knw how many billions the govt have spent on that project already? Look, be careful... If your brain dey pain you go and take panadol
DonCortino: 11:29am On Jun 13, 2018
Lazy nigerian youth - buhari.
chical: 11:36am On Jun 13, 2018
jojomario:
What if the state government decide to relocate the proposed site to another town. Government can decide to neglect the place if peace is not guaranteed Sometimes we act funny. So many communities have lost opportunities and developments like this due to some claims by some indegene's (land owners).we need to get rid of some baseless claims and ideology if we are to move forward.
Shut up abeg... The government forcefully collected the lands that they bought with their hard earned money and promised to pay them but failed to do so... Try reading and understanding before commenting
Re: Land Owners Block Main Entrance Of Bayelsa Airport. See What They Did. Photos by Nobody: 11:37am On Jun 13, 2018
Own a plot of land at Imiringi, Bayelsa. mail me if intrested
jaybee3(m): 11:48am On Jun 13, 2018
jojomario:
siting of an airport there is a life time entitlement if they are not lazy and can think with their brain.

https://www.oddee.com/item_99288.aspx
Obason22(m): 11:56am On Jun 13, 2018
jojomario:
What if the state government decide to relocate the proposed site to another town. Government can decide to neglect the place if peace is not guaranteed Sometimes we act funny. So many communities have lost opportunities and developments like this due to some claims by some indegene's (land owners).we need to get rid of some baseless claims and ideology if we are to move forward.
they were asking for compensation which is their right to do, weather government like it or not.

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no1man(m): 11:59am On Jun 13, 2018
All I see na big booty. .

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islandmoon: 12:15pm On Jun 13, 2018
to save yourself of all these rubbish, youth and cimmunity whahala, just bring your dry port, airport, etc to southwest, we will give you free land for this kind of project that will provide job for our people


and they want companies to relocate there, lazy youth
highness25(m): 12:15pm On Jun 13, 2018
dainformant:
Bayelsa State Airport land owners have blocked the main entrance of the Airport as the State Government failed to compensate them.

According to reports, the saga all started when the state government failed to compensate them as agreed last month. They said Seriake Dickson, the current governor of the state - is unrealistic and cannot be trusted in any agreement as he has not even given them hope if the compensation will be paid sooner or later.

Meanwhile, the protesters landed at the area with mosquito nets, bags of rice other food stuffs and cooking items.

As the situation was so intense, security agencies were deployed by the State government to douse the tension but to no avail.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/06/airport-land-owners-blocked-the-entrance-of-bayelsa-airport-in-protest.html
Hope say no be Amassoma road dem block, me I wan resume school next week ooh
generalud: 12:17pm On Jun 13, 2018
Even in the Holy Bible it is written that give unto Ceaser what belongs to Ceaser. So, those people are right on one side and on the other side, they should not forget the Land Use Act of 1978 clearly stated that all Lands belong to the Government.
elopee3000(m): 12:21pm On Jun 13, 2018
jojomario:
What if the state government decide to relocate the proposed site to another town. Government can decide to neglect the place if peace is not guaranteed Sometimes we act funny. So many communities have lost opportunities and developments like this due to some claims by some indegene's (land owners).we need to get rid of some baseless claims and ideology if we are to move forward.
will you be happy that you 've oil at your backyard but a northerner that came all the way from north is the one controlling your oil? ; angry

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BruncleZuma: 12:24pm On Jun 13, 2018
This has nothing to do with the Airport...the pictures were taken during the protests at NDU the op is just a mischievous and daft blogger. The Airport was the only place they could draw the State Governor's attention.
mknigeriagreat: 12:59pm On Jun 13, 2018
Xano:


I then when it happened. It could be funny if its a unaffected person, but South south people always do this. They like to frustrate, because the longer the delay, the more cost is incurred by the Contractor

They need to change their ways and stop all these ''our our our'' belief. That is one of the main challenges development in that area has faced over years. And like I said, the elders are not helping a bit. They are the biggest betrayers and selling off the future of the unborn generations due to their greed. Govt should also learn to do the needful correctly ad channel funds meant for the masses to the masses not to individuals.
jojomario(m): 3:14pm On Jun 13, 2018
chical:

Shut up abeg... The government forcefully collected the lands that they bought with their hard earned money and promised to pay them but failed to do so... Try reading and understanding before commenting
you lack manners and courtesy . It shows the region you belong.
Angrymode: 5:12pm On Jun 13, 2018
The next will be death news of protesters. Just wait and see.

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