twilliamx:
V

∆ It is good to make the children happy... All work and no play....

Ambode has tried so far... Trying to balance things up... Keep it up!!! ∆

cashlurd:
One of the best performing governors in Nigeria. Unlike his counterpart from the East whose area of governance is in moulding statues.....

boliswitpassprik:
Fellow lagosians


Its time to do prayer and fasting O

These are traits pf the stomach infrastructure governor AKA Fayoshe

Ambodr must not turn to such

cashlurd:
One of the best performing governors in Nigeria. Unlike his counterpart from the East whose area of governance is in moulding statues.....

Bitterleafsoup:
S-H-A-M-E-L-E-S-S!!!

Lagos Govt Sells Helicopter It Bought in 2009 To Itself in 2015.

Questions are now being asked by Nigerians as to whether or not the Lagos State government sold the two helicopters it bought in 2009 to itself and paid afresh.
On December 7, 2009, the then Lagos State Governor, Mr Babatunde Fashola launched two Bell 412 EP Helicopters for security surveillance in the State.
However, on November 27, 2015, the State Governor, Akinwumi Ambode commissioned three helicopters, 15 armoured personnel carriers, APCs, two gunboats, 165 vehicles and others purchased at a cost of N4.765 billion.
One of the helicopters was a Bell 412 EP 5N-LAG (Manufacturers Serial Number 36495), the same as the ones commissioned by Fashola in 2009!
When Fashola launched the helicopters in 2009, he did not say that it belonged to Caverton. Rather, he said Caverton would assist the government to enforce safety standards, implying that the helicopters never belonged to Caverton.
A trail of documents and news articles readily available online show that this helicopter (5N-LAG) together with 5N-LSG were both procured in 2009 via deductions from the Lagos State Security Trust Fund by the Fashola’s led government.
According publication by Saharareporters on November 20, 2009, revealed that the Bell 412 EP that Caverton advertised as its own was one of the two helicopters the Lagos State government purchased through the Lagos State Trust Fund to fight crime in the state.
In 2007, the Lagos State Security Trust Fund was established under the Lagos State Security Trust Fund Law 2007 enacted by the state assembly. The Trust Fund was established to raise money and equipment through voluntary subscriptions and donations from all interested government agencies, private organizations and individuals. The funds were then to be invested to take care of the security challenges of the entire state.
Caverton is owned by a businessman, Remi Makanjuola, who also doubled then as the chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Lagos Trust Fund.
Saharareporters claimed then that in telephone calls made to a Florida–based company, Africair Inc., it discovered that the Lagos State Security Trust Fund had ordered two helicopters, which were supplied, shipped and re-assembled in Lagos.
Africa rep. of Africair, Mr. Robert Prentice, in Nairobi, Kenya confirmed that his company had completed the supply of the helicopters to the Lagos State Security Trust Fund. Prodded as to why Caverton is claiming ownership of the equipment, he admitted that the state has a deal with Caverton to operate the helicopters.
The inference from all these is that the Lagos State Government purchased the repainted 5N-LAG helicopter from itself or better still, Ambode repurchased the same helicopter bought by Fashola. - Hope For Nigeria.

http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/09/25/lagos-government-set-to-acquire-2-new-helicopters/ Resold Helicopter
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2009/12/fashola-launches-surveillance-helicopters/ Old Helicopter

Omooba77:
LCC have placed a banner to increase toll fees at Lekki toll gate. Is it fair? Cars will now pay 200 from 120; SUV 150 to 250; bus 80 to 100.
Why this sudden increase; please Ambode have pity on us!!


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Lekki-Epe Road: LASG Restructures LCC Loan, Saves N10bn
June 29, 2016

The Lagos State Government on Wednesday disclosed that it had effectively restructured N25.3 billion credit facility, which local and international lenders granted it to buy back the Lekki Concession Company (LCC), the concessionaire of the Lekki-Epe expressway.

Also, the state government revealed that it was able to secure 21.16 percent reduction through the restructuring of the credit facility, which the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) granted it in November 2013 during the administration of former Governor Babatunde Fashola (SAN).

The state government disclosed the credit restructuring in a statement by its Commissioner for Information & Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, who noted that the State Executive Council had finally approved the deal.

Ayorinde explained that the administration of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode “has paid a total of N9.8billion in full and final settlement of LCC’s indebtedness to its international lender, which granted a 21.16 per cent reduction to the State.”

Consequently, the commissioner disclosed that a whopping sum of N3.15 billion had been saved from the restructuring of the credit facility the Fashola administration obtained about one year and six months to the end of his second term.

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/06/29/lekki-epe-road-lasg-restructures-lcc-loan-saves-n10bn/

anonimi:


With so much money from taxes, IGR, federal allocation and loans, why won't he be the best performing to the mumu Lagosians who fail to scrutinise him closely and hold him accountable thoroughly

chibuzorAbia:
Go and sleep, oloshi!#

anonimi:


With so much money from taxes, IGR, federal allocation and loans, why won't he be the best performing to the mumu Lagosians who fail to scrutinise him closely and hold him accountable thoroughly






Private company, LCC hiking toll fees for a road concession that LASG already bought back with borrowed money.
Lagosians have been scammed, big time.
Barawo bubu is too busy stealing his own portion in Aso Rock with his 40 thieves cabal to bother with arresting Amb_Ole, Fash_Ole and JagaBandit.