Eko o ni baje o..

To known and unknown bad bele entities, give the thread some breathing space before moving it to travel or Romance section ...

Looks like they train emergency first responders from other states too..

Wow! See the kind of training they are being given.

On a lighter note, why can't we have Fashola as President?

Brahms: Wow! See the kind of training they are being given.

On a lighter note, why can't we have Fashola as President?

I'm 100% sure Alahusa is not his last public service destination. We shall see..

This is governance as I knew it when I was overseas.
An invisible arm of government you never knew existed,but is there for you in your hour of need.
I remember the day,some oyinbo girls we had previously met at the club ,invited me and 3 of my homeboys to their apartment.
Raincoat packing and looking ahead to a jollyfull night ,we got into the wrong and old service lift (built to carry only 3 average weight adults and was used by only the building's maintenance technicians).
Meanwhile one of my boys was a tipper(fat) .
To cut long story short,the door closed,the lift moved a few floors and stopped .we were stuck for like 50 min .you couldn't get something out of your pocket,it was that suffocating .
That was ,until those young firemen got us out .Right there to rescue us , was a police car ,an ambulance and 2 fire engines.all these provided with tax-payers money.
Our mamacitas too suspected that it must have been us.
They were waiting for us already .
Na then you go sabi say ,Dudu woman no fit best oyinbo hospitality.
Are you ok.
You are so wet
It's my fault ,I should have warned you
It must have been scary
"Give me your wet clothes I will put it in the wash "
When you hear the last bit ,you know you have scored .
Enjoyment galore for me and my guys for 2 days .

Hopefully ,people do take their jobs seriously.
Whenever I see ilu ekoo, I see hope for the future.
This is governance.

oduastates: This is governance as I knew it when I was overseas.
An invisible arm of government you never knew existed,but is there for you in your hour of need.
I remember the day,some oyinbo girls we had previously met at the club ,invited me and 3 of my homeboys to their apartment.
Raincoat packing and looking ahead to a jollyfull night ,we got into the wrong and old service lift (built to carry only 3 average weight adults and was used by only the building's maintenance technicians).
Meanwhile one of my boys was a tipper(fat) .
To cut long story short,the door closed,the lift moved a few floors and stopped .we were stuck for like 50 min .you couldn't get something out of your pocket,it was that suffocating .
That was ,until those young firemen got us out .Right there to rescue us , was a police car ,an ambulance and 2 fire engines.all these provided with tax-payers money.
Our mamacitas too suspected that it must have been us.
They were waiting for us already .
Na then you go sabi say ,Dudu woman no fit best oyinbo hospitality.
Are you ok.
You are so wet
It's my fault ,I should have warned you
It must have been scary
"Give me your wet clothes I will put it in the wash "
When you hear the last bit ,you know you have scored .
Enjoyment galore for me and my guys for 2 days .

Hopefully ,people do take their jobs seriously.
Whenever I see ilu ekoo, I see hope for the future.
This is governance.

Credible and functioning institutions are the bedrock and foundation for sane and orderly societies. The government institutions in Lagos state are off to a good start and the fact that they have good thinking, credible leaders and great support is a great advantage..