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Hmm. Fash is doing great

This is real project delivery, not internet invisible projects and 419 talk like by lazy governors from the other side of the Niger,



Eko o ni baje lai lai

Seriously, there must be something wrong with these fools.

The rich needs government's help to build their own houses? This is government miss road while the poor and the very few middle class suffer.

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Disjointed nama like you will be very comfortable hearing those monies have been stashed away in an offshore accounts by corrupt politicians. What a ninny.

Ji_sun_pack:

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Disjointed nama like you will be very comfortable hearing those monies have been stashed away in an offshore accounts by corrupt politicians. What a ninny.

You know some of these backward brained people walk on their brains hence the senseless talk.

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They are all pathetic goats.

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How many of those houses was built by the Igbos? Since the loud mouthed foools claim to be "developing" Lagos. Spanning from last Fashola has commissioned more than zillions housing projects, one would have expected those loud mouthed animals telling us their contributions. Bunch'a irritating Alaba bound nematodes!

Ji_sun_pack:

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They are all pathetic goats.

@ Topic
How many of those houses was built by the Igbos? Since the loud mouthed foools claim to be "developing" Lagos. Spanning from last Fashola has commissioned more than zillions housing projects, one would have expected those loud mouthed animals telling us their contributions. Bunch'a irritating Alaba bound nematodes!

The only thing these clowns rejoice to is the invisible and meaningless internet 419 projects their isi ewu governors talk about.


Apart of the many he has commissioned, he just approved another 74 projects all over the state to be completed in 24 months,


Fashola approves 74 housing projects

Lagos State Governor Babatunde Fashola yesterday approved 74 housing projects across the state.

He spoke with reporters shortly before inaugurating the Elegushi Housing Estate at Lekki Phase 2.

The estate, which has 15 blocks of 90 luxury flats, was built by the Lagos State Development and Property Corporation (LSDPC).

The governor said the new housing projects would be delivered to residents on a Rent-to-Own basis in the next 24months.

He said 41 of the projects would be sited in Alimosho, 16 in Ikeja, two in Agbowa, Ikorodu, three in Surulere and 12 in Ogba.

Fashola said: “When they are completed in the next 24 months, we would have a total of 86 projects, including the 12 on-going projects across the state. They would be delivered on a mortgage finance basis to residents.”

He said the government would continue to partner the private sector, under the Public Private Partnership (PPP), to provide decent housing for residents.

Fashola said the state’s Home Ownership Scheme (H.O.M.S) will allow beneficiaries occupy government built houses while still paying for them.

He named the newly built access road to the Monastery of Mother of the Church in Sangotedo, Eti-Osa East Local Council Development Authority (LCDA), after the Catholic Archbishop of Lagos, Anthony Cardinal Olubunmi Okogie.

Fashola spoke while inaugurating the 2.75km road, which links Sangotedo and Elemoro with the monastery and the New Town Development Authority (NTDA) estates.

He praised the Cardinal’s effort in opening up the road to bring development to the communities.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/37519-fashola-approves-74-housing-projects.html

This news is more than a year old now? I was even thinking he built something new!

The One:

This news is more than a year old now? I was even thinking he built something new!

It's really not the news that's a year old, you are a year old.