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Fashola's Schools And Roads by rozayx5(m): 2:14pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
Hmmm Seeing is believing But i believe ACN spend more on propaganda than real development With the heavy IGR and extra Allocation, i am disappointed when ACN hide pics of the real Lagos we all know, will bring more pics later of Jakande beach road, off jakande Roundabout, Lekki. incase you need the source, just consult your phone camera, and get off Lekki Epe Expressway andsee how the Real Lagosians are living another person is doing same below https://www.nairaland.com/1333598/fasola-schools-lagos No governor is good in this country so let us not be deceived 1 Like
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Re: Fashola's Schools And Roads by rozayx5(m): 2:15pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
more pics of the hidden treasures of lagos
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Re: Fashola's Schools And Roads by xtianh(m): 2:40pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
Nice pics great work By BRF Eko o ni baje |
Re: Fashola's Schools And Roads by Sealeddeal(m): 3:01pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
You see,all these 'positive developments' being shown in Nairaland,like the one above,is very important part of competitive federalism that Nigeria desires for. Unfortunately,some people that are close to government may not be visiting this site because if they do,by now,some states must have seen the need to do more works. I see these recent posts of 'Positive developments' in some state as fortunate and show the zeal on part of Nigerian to witness development. I do not see this as tribal since it is only hitting the govt and not the people and i suppose that other nairalanders will see it that way. 1 Like |
Re: Fashola's Schools And Roads by Goddex: 3:19pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
Eko Ile! Eko Ile!! Eko Ile!!! He who lives in a glass house should not throw stones.You misfired big time with your futile attempt to make mockery of Akwa Ibom state. Akpabio remains the best governor in Nigeria today. If all Nigerian states were developing at the rate of Akwa Ibom, Nigeria will join the G20 in 10yrs time. 4 Likes |
Re: Fashola's Schools And Roads by 234GT(m): 3:26pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
Well, while I am not holding brief for Fasola, I think he is like a one-eyed governor among the crop of totally blind governors we have in Nigeria. |
Re: Fashola's Schools And Roads by Nobody: 4:07pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
if atall i dnt knw all odas am certain dat bridge is in sango ota linkin ikorodu in lagos,and u forgot 2show all d brand new one in construction at d moment..and i av forgotten wen last i saw a.mud road in lagos with d drainage inclusive..kant remember(i would b glad if u kan pls tell d aux d location of dis)and lastly i guess u arent in naija durin last year's flood..even GEJ aux in.otuoke inclusive so i arent suprised... |
Re: Fashola's Schools And Roads by rozayx5(m): 4:18pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
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Re: Fashola's Schools And Roads by rozayx5(m): 4:27pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
Sub standard roads, done by fashola's cabal If you all buy the fashola hype, i aint buying it. Fashola is a good Governor on Newspaper and his Government is not for the common man. The debate is open, note i am not a PDP nor APC slave, i take pictures of what i see and weigh it with the Newspaper propaganda and they dont match 2 Likes
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Re: Fashola's Schools And Roads by doncaster(m): 4:39pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
These roads are built by Tinubu and not fashola. get you fact write next time b4 eko oni ba je crew unleash the dragon on you. |
Re: Fashola's Schools And Roads by rozayx5(m): 4:43pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
doncaster: These roads are built by Tinubu and not fashola. get you fact write next time b4 eko oni ba je crew unleash the dragon on you. still waiting for them 1 Like |
Re: Fashola's Schools And Roads by gramci: 4:44pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
rozayx5: the foool should be ashamed of himself |
Re: Fashola's Schools And Roads by Nobody: 5:07pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
rozayx5: Sub standard roads, done by fashola's cabalDude this looks like the lasu- igando road, if am correct it did take them two weeks to fix that portion Btw the damage occurred overnight |
Re: Fashola's Schools And Roads by Aderostock(m): 7:01pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola (SAN), Thursday commissioned a total of 103 new and rehabilitated classrooms at the Ikeja Military Cantonment and Agidingbi Grammar School with a plea to parents and guardians in the State to get involved in the education of their children. Eighty-two of the commissioned classrooms, encapsulated in eight blocks, were rehabilitated and renovated blocks of classrooms which were destroyed in 2002 by a bomb disaster at the Ikeja Cantonment while the remaining 21 classrooms comprising a single block were commissioned at the Agidingbi Grammar School in Ojodu LCDA. In his address at the two events, Governor Fashola told parents and guardians, “The education of children is a necessary obligation of parenting. It is not enough to leave it to teachers alone. It is also not enough to provide uniform, food and materials. You must invest your time. You are the mirror through which your children see life”. “Please help them with their homework, visit their schools without notice and see what they are doing and what condition it is being done”, the Governor pleaded adding, “If you invest your time in their education, it will be clear to them that you take it seriously and I am certain that they will take it seriously”. Governor Fashola said the commissioning of the model classroom blocks was a demonstration of his administration’s resolve to implement its belief that people are its greatest resource and asset pointing out that every investment made in people “is an investment for the future”. “It is an investment that ensures the ability of Lagos to renew itself as long as our people are healthy, skillful and dignified. We have resolved, as a Government, to develop a proud people, a people who are confident and dignified. We believe that only skilled people and those who have dignity will be better able to work with us to banish poverty from our land”, the Governor said. According to the Governor, such skilled people, “will be able to employ themselves and others to contribute in a competitive way to the growth of our economy and society”, adding that the event represented Government’s resolve “to fight poverty in the most enduring way known to our civilization, through education”. Noting that his administration has in the last three years and eleven days worked very hard to fulfill its promises to the electorate, Governor Fashola declared, “”We have done so much more than I can recount, but today we have gathered here to hand over two sets of projects that represent models of what we have been doing”. Of the eight blocks of classrooms at the Ikeja Cantonment, Governor Fashola said, “These eight blocks represent models of the 253 blocks consisting of 3, 885 classrooms across the State that we have renovated and rehabilitated”, adding that the single block of 21 classrooms in Agidingbi “represents the model of brand new schools that we are building across the State”. “This represents the model of various designs of 126 new schools block buildings consisting 1, 412 classrooms that we have built afresh to add to the existing stock of classrooms in the education sector of the Lagos Community”, the Governor said adding that teachers and students have already moved in and are putting the schools to use. The Governor said the day’s event was “a strategic opportunity to communicate to our people that we are making tremendous progress in transforming our public schools to destinations that students and teachers, who are the prime stakeholders, will want to attend, as the first critical step towards rekindling interest of our children and teachers in education”. He said each of the rehabilitated or newly built classrooms would sit not more than 50 pupils in the first instance adding, however, that the number would be gradually reduced in each classroom as the on-going auditing of schools and classroom facilities as well as their distribution across the State are completed. The Governor said with the successful stemming of the shortage of classrooms, the next step is to focus on efficient distribution of classrooms “to ensure that there is a good public school close to home of every child of school age and within reasonable walking distance”. Governor Fashola expressed gratitude to members of the Private Sector, who, according to him, have helped, to close the infrastructural gap in the education sector through the “Adopt a School” programme of the present administration adding that this has helped to deepen Government’s working relations with the Christian and Muslim Missions who have invested in education, adding that there has been noticeable return of and improvement in standards. Pointing out that investment in Education has a long term yield curve in its return, Governor Fashola declared, “Your Government in Lagos State is not a Government of quick fixes, because we are a Government that that has found the courage to investigate, yze and develop solution to problems. We are comfortable with the investment we make because the returns will outlive us and secure the future of Lagos”. The Governor said Government has also embarked on a project that would deliver desks and chairs to all public schools adding that his administration has ordered 171, 119 desks and chairs in the first phase out of which 171, 109 have been delivered while Government intends, in the second and final phase, to order 166, 219 “based on the data of needs in all schools statewide that we gathered”. Government, Governor Fashola said, is also undertaking policy and personnel reform in the education sector by providing training for teachers, rewarding performance, providing incentive allowances and improving on their classroom management capacity and skills, adding that Government is also using sports, vocational clubs, holiday jobs, school debates, Spelling Bee programmes as part of strategies to make school attractive to young people. On the issue of national examinations, Governor Fashola expressed joy that tremendous improvement is being recorded in the number of successful candidates in the State since 2007 pointing out that whereas 5, 080 students, representing 7.58 percent of the candidates for NECO Examination passed with five credits in Mathematics and English in 2007, the number increased to 6, 840 students or 10.41 percent in 2008 and 11, 432 students or 18.41 percent in 2009. He said while it is the usual thing all over the world for students to be weak in some subjects and strong in others, the State Government is, however, “working on strategies that will help us assist weak students who just require more attention adding that in the past, there were remedial colleges which offered such assistance to this category of students. In his welcome address at the two events, the Commissioner for Housing, Prince Dele Onabokun, said the present administration has more than proved itself capable of meeting the educational needs of the State adding that the quality of infrastructure being provided in the sector can compete with any such infrastructure worldwide. He said the rehabilitation of the Ikeja Military Cantonment Command school was in line with the resolve of the present administration to deliver quality education to the people of Lagos State . Also present at the two events were the Deputy Governor, Princess Sarah Adebisi Sosan, , the Commissioner for Home Affairs and Culture, Mr. Tunde Balogun and his Rural Development and Chieftaincy Affairs counterpart, Mr. Rotimi Agunsoye, other members of the State Executive Council, Special Adviser on Education, Dr. Elijah Adewale, Permanent Secretary in the Education Ministry, Mrs. Omolara Erogbogbo as well as other top Government functionaries. http://ekoonibajeng.com/index.php?topic=705.0;wap2 |
Re: Fashola's Schools And Roads by Expensive72(m): 11:39pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
Though I wouldn't rate Fashola bad but average.He runs an elitist government. Secondly his government is dictatorial in nature & finally his government doesn't have any program of any sort to help alleviate the sufferings of the larger chunk of lagosians. |
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