udemzyudex:


Tell that to lagos state that remove signage and make you pay for the ones you put in front of your shop.

matrixme:
Just say you want more money from Ad companies... Tomorrow they will be saying Lagos is snatching all their juicy investments, today they will be demolishing billboards that attracts business publicity. No wonder there is a dearth of private sector businesses in Uyo with all the good roads and weather. Well-done!!

edoairways:

Investors will still come there. We can't continue with analogue bill boards

NkanAkpanika:

Lagos is an unplanned settlement not to be compare to a well plan state like Akwa ibom

Dreyton36:

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Omo ur weed strong oo

Imagine say Normal human being dey compare Lagos to akwa ibom where nobody fit blow

PCG001:

NkanAkpanika:

Really

BeeBeeOoh:
Nigerian politicians never ceases to amaze me honestly, so of all the problems Akwa Ibom has it is demolition of bill boards that is bordering them??




This Nigeria no balance at all

Rugaria:

That thing is an eyesore. This is where Cross Rivers and Akwa Ibom states are always miles ahead.. Erecting bill boards in a very irritating and haphazard way is so common in Nigeria. It's ugly and seriously defaces the environment.. I also think that where they are allowed, regulations should be stiff on standards. We need to start seeing beutiful billboards.. Not all these metallic objects everywhere..

udemzyudex:


Yes, people pay tax for putting signpost even at the top of their shop.

400billionman:


They want to build Dubai in a country it's minimum wage is N18,000 a month.

Dedetwo:


The plot of land where the bill board stood has been sold by one crook in the government. Nigerians do not play a fool for nothing.

NkanAkpanika:
[/b]Inline to making Akwa ibom a Digital Mega City [b]
DEMOLITION OF ANALOG BILL BOARDS COMMENCES IN UYO METROPOLIS

BY UWEMEDIMO BASSEY

In furtherance to the state government's review of guidelines on Outdoor Advertising, the state Ministry of Environment has commenced the demolition of bill boards in the state.

Flagging off the exercise at Idongesit Nkanga Secretariat, Monday, 1st February, 2021,the Commissioner for Environment, Sir. Charles Udoh said the exercise is aimed at beautifying the state and checkmating quackery on Outdoor Advertising.

Sir. Udoh said that three weeks ago government reviewed guidelines on out door advertising which has necessitated the demolition of substandard bill boards which he noted constitutes a nuisance to the environment and pose threats to life and property.

The Environment Boss said the exercise which commences from Idongesit Nkanga Secretariat roundabout will be a continuous exercise until completion.

The Commissioner noted that in spite of numerous bill boards in the state, only 13 Advertising Outfits are qualified to operate, adding that unqualified bill boards owners will not be permitted to operate except they comply with set standard and rules.

He restated that every bill board should have identification tag, with the name of the company, phone number and registration number for easy identification.

The Commissioner who affirmed the state government's commitment in regulating the advertising industry, called for proper registration from practitioners.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2847666818894281&id=100009529728041

Hotice085:
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This commissioner is a very stupid man, what about the stinking plaza?
He talks carelessly no wonder Udom kicked him out from information to garbage ministry..

femi4:
Demolish n erect statue

jaytime:
And they won't see all the ugly looking NEPA poles and cables crisscrossing everywhere o, it's the one that affects the common man they'll quickly see.

NkanAkpanika:
[/b]Inline to making Akwa ibom a Digital Mega City [b]
DEMOLITION OF ANALOG BILL BOARDS COMMENCES IN UYO METROPOLIS

BY UWEMEDIMO BASSEY

In furtherance to the state government's review of guidelines on Outdoor Prayer Request For Breakthrough Advertising, the state Ministry of Environment has commenced the demolition of bill boards in the state.

Flagging off the exercise at Idongesit Nkanga Secretariat, Monday, 1st February, 2021,the Commissioner for Environment, Sir. Charles Udoh said the exercise is aimed at beautifying the state and checkmating quackery on Outdoor Advertising.

Sir. Udoh said that three weeks ago government reviewed guidelines on out door advertising which has necessitated the demolition of substandard bill boards which he noted constitutes a nuisance to the environment and pose threats to life and property.

The Environment Boss said the exercise which commences from Idongesit Nkanga Secretariat roundabout will be a continuous exercise until completion.

The Commissioner noted that in spite of numerous bill boards in the state, only 13 Advertising Outfits are qualified to operate, adding that unqualified bill boards owners will not be permitted to operate except they comply with set standard and rules.

He restated that every bill board should have identification tag, with the name of the company, phone number and registration number for easy identification.

The Commissioner who affirmed the state government's commitment in regulating the advertising industry, called for proper registration from practitioners.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2847666818894281&id=100009529728041