Obiagelli: aljharem, thanks for the Fg, PPP talk, how come its not happening in other states.

aljharem: Pure propaganda no substantial evidence

Or you want to tell us that Lagos state brought Shoprite to Nigeria because I can see Shoprite in your pictures

django1:

Dude what exactly is your grouse with these pictures?

django1:
Dude what exactly is your grouse with these pictures?

skyfall: Fashola has indeed performed in Lagos state. If you hate these pictures, i advise you to go and jump from your roof.

django1:
Dude what exactly is your grouse with these pictures?

Sincere9gerian: Good. But can these projects put together worth more than N200 to N300 billion without contract inflation?

For the mischief makers who are in the habit of comparing state and federal govt, they should note that the Lagos-Ibadan road alone, which is a single FG project, is worth N167 billion.

Meanwhile, Fashola has received on the average over N400 billion annually in the last 7 years.

Where are the Lagos state govt mega projects- light rail, Lekki Airport, 4th Mainland Bridge, etc?

What percentage of the state/local govt roads in Lagos has been made motorable after 15 years of Tinubu's party rule?

What percentage of Lagosians now have portable water in their homes?

By how much has the healthcare centres built so far improved healthcare, reduced childhood and maternal mortality, etc?

Since the law is no longer an obstacle, how many megawatts of power plants, transformers etc has the state govt built or provided to boost power supply to the homes and offices of Lagosians?

How many public basic schools do we have in Lagos and how many have been rebuilt in 15 years?

The above legitimate questions should be answered so as to add flesh or give meaning to the pictures shown on this thread.

Note: I did not abuse, curse or attack anyone

Sincere9gerian: Good. But can these projects put together worth more than N200 to N300 billion without contract inflation?
For the mischief makers who are in the habit of comparing state and federal govt, they should note that the Lagos-Ibadan road alone, which is a single FG project, is worth N167 billion.
Meanwhile, Fashola has received on the average over N400 billion annually in the last 7 years.
Where are the Lagos state govt mega projects- light rail, Lekki Airport, 4th Mainland Bridge, etc?
What percentage of the state/local govt roads in Lagos has been made motorable after 15 years of Tinubu's party rule?
What percentage of Lagosians now have portable water in their homes?
By how much has the healthcare centres built so far improved healthcare, reduced childhood and maternal mortality, etc?
Since the law is no longer an obstacle, how many megawatts of power plants, transformers etc has the state govt built or provided to boost power supply to the homes and offices of Lagosians?
How many public basic schools do we have in Lagos and how many have been rebuilt in 15 years?
The above legitimate questions should be answered so as to add flesh or give meaning to the pictures shown on this thread.
Note: I did not abuse, curse or attack anyone

Sincere9gerian: Good. But can these projects put together worth more than N200 to N300 billion without contract inflation?

For the mischief makers who are in the habit of comparing state and federal govt, they should note that the Lagos-Ibadan road alone, which is a single FG project, is worth N167 billion.

Meanwhile, Fashola has received on the average over N400 billion annually in the last 7 years.

Where are the Lagos state govt mega projects- light rail, Lekki Airport, 4th Mainland Bridge, etc?

What percentage of the state/local govt roads in Lagos has been made motorable after 15 years of Tinubu's party rule?

What percentage of Lagosians now have portable water in their homes?

By how much has the healthcare centres built so far improved healthcare, reduced childhood and maternal mortality, etc?

Since the law is no longer an obstacle, how many megawatts of power plants, transformers etc has the state govt built or provided to boost power supply to the homes and offices of Lagosians?

How many public basic schools do we have in Lagos and how many have been rebuilt in 15 years?

The above legitimate questions should be answered so as to add flesh or give meaning to the pictures shown on this thread.

Note: I did not abuse, curse or attack anyone

1ReBoRn:


Trash!

adioolayi:
Sorry, how old are you? Just want to know exactly why you reason the way you did by putting up the trash quoted

BRITISH PRIME MINISTER COMMENDS FASHOLA'S TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP
Posted on: 2011-07-20 12:51:07

“Governor Fashola has shown what strong and accountable governance can achieve”, he says
Visiting British Prime Minister, Mr. David Cameron, Tuesday praised the transformational leadership being provided by Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola (SAN), declaring that the Governor has shown the immense possibilities of a strong and accountable administration.

The Prime Minister, who was Guest Speaker at the Pan African University , Ajah, Lagos , said Governor Fashola has demonstrated that true democracy and accountable leadership is possible in the Continent. Delivering a speech titled “Aid, Trade and Democracy”, Cameron declared, ”Here in Lagos , Governor Fashola has shown what strong and accountable governance can achieve”, adding that his visit has made it possible to give a personal testimony.

“What I have seen in London , I have seen a hundred fold here today. From Eko Atlantic City and Balogun Street Market to the biggest part in the most populous country in Africa, you are transforming your State”, the Prime Minister told Governor Fashola, drawing an ovation from the audience comprising of intellectuals, businessmen from the United Kingdom and Nigeria as well as Alumni and students of the Lagoas Business School.

Urging African leaders to seize the existing opportunities for trade and growth in Africa to raise the living standards and lift millions of their people from poverty, the British Prime Minister said with what he has seen in Lagos, the unfolding stories of rapid increase in democracies, fast-growing economies and predicted growth in Gross Domestic Product in Africa was indeed sustainable.

Obiagelli: Wow, 4 pages and still counting, Well we can see where lagos funds are going. Good job fashola.

Calling on sincere9jerian, aniomini, jmaine and co.

Btw why is this not on the front page? You guys no only put the debt thread on the front page, you also made it a sticky in this section, why can't you do same for a thread showing what the money was spent on.

edogirl2:

Well done poster.

However, there's a risk that with too many pictures, many will be discouraged from accessing this thread due to the heavy download.

Even with high speed internet, it takes ages for the pages to load in my location.

adioolayi:

Sorry, how old are you? Just want to know exactly why you reason the way you did by putting up the trash quoted

aljharem: Pure propaganda no substantial evidence

Or you want to tell us that Lagos state brought Shoprite to Nigeria because I can see Shoprite in your pictures

AbdH: Seun, this topic should be returned to the politics section not here.

Cc: Ngwakwe, Mynd44, OAM4J, Obinoscopy.

Demdem:

So, u only saw shoprite in all those pictures eh?