WATER RESOURCES MINISTER DEPARTS ABUJA TO ATTEND SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL WATER WEEK. (PHOTO).

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 WATER RESOURCES MINISTER DEPARTS ABUJA TO ATTEND SINGAPORE  INTERNATIONAL WATER WEEK The Minister of water Resources and Sanitation Prof. Joseph Utsev has led Nigerian delegation to Singapore to participate in the International Water Week, a global platform to share and co-create innovative water, coastal and flood solutions.  A statement by the Media personnel to the Minister on Media Terhemen Oranduen said, the  premier global event will bring together over 2,500 leaders and experts in the water sector to brainstorm and  come out with practical solutions that will bridge water gaps in  Urban areas, coastal flood and industrial water technologies.  Against rising climate volatility, competing demands, and systemic uncertainties, the session will also explore how countries can work together to  reduce the devastating impact of climate change on water resources.  Prof. Utsev who is leading Nigerian delegation to the conference, will highlight...

NIGERIANS DON'T OBEY ROAD REGULATIONS-FASHOLA.

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     Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, has berated Nigerians on road use. According to him, Nigeria roads became death traps because road regulations were not obeyed. The Minister, who spoke at a one-day public enlightenment on developments in the road sector, said that what would make a nation to be prosperous, was compliance on-laws and regulations. He stated that road construction were all over the country, adding that the usage of those road would determine how long they would last.Emphasizing on none adherence to road regulations, he said “all over the world, one common thread of prosperous societies is their level of compliance with laws and regulations. “So, in those societies, you will see trucks parked in proper parks, which creates jobs, and not on the highways, which impede access and opportunity.“In those societies, you will see trucks carrying specified tonnage of cargo because it protects the road, and allows for it to be used again and again.”Therefore, while the temptation to overload and carry more with one truck, against regulation and good practice may be appealing, it is ultimately a barrier to prosperity. “Such practices may provide cheap and perhaps corrupt riches and income, but they do more damage to the roads from which the cheap income is made.
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