Flyoruboy:


Lol. Was expecting you low self-esteemed folks to invade this thread. Did you see 4 new flyovers on the list of upcoming projects for commissioning? We don't need to brag like you inferiority complex plagued people. You think you're smart with your flyover pix. We sef get favourable views of ours and shitty views of yours. Now which one looks more pleasing to the eyes? Una be learners.

1: Abeokuta Flyover
2 & 3: Awka red earth flyover

godfirstawe:
Really

Such projects in ogun?

Can someone from ogun testify to this

godfirstawe:
Really

Such projects in ogun?

Can someone from ogun testify to this

Ilovemystate:
MDG's report

Hahaha,you are deception at its peak:
1.SE is not Anambra.
2.The report does not say SE has the best health care system.
3.You handpicked the stats,you picked the positive ones and left the negative ones,where is the stat that stated how SE has the 2nd worst infant mortality rate in the country?.
4.Where are the stats to prove that Anambra has the least poverty rate[I can bet there is none].
5.Give me the stats that show that Anambra has the least poverty rate and best health care system or shut up and admit you are a liar.
6.You must not run away ooo .

Ilovemystate:

Funny guy what is the poverty index of Ogun state?Anambra state is lowest state in poverty index in Nigeria, best in eduction, health sector, state with highest numbers of billionaires, home of indigenous industries, lowest debted state in Nigeria, how many of the industries are own by Ogun indigene?

flamyd:
you are sick. education ? Do you live under a rock ?


we boast of educational tourism
Tertiary Institutions in Ogun state
University of Agriculture, Abeokuta
The Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro
Covenant University, Ota [1]
Bells University of Technology, Ota
Olabisi Onabanjo University , Ago Iwoye
Tai Solarin College of Education (TASCE), Omu, Ijebu Ode
Moshood Abiola Polythechnic (MAPOLY) Abeokuta
Redeemer's University (RUN) , Redemption Camp of The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Mowe
Babcock University , Ilisan Remo
Tai Solarin University of Education ,Ijagun, Ijebu Ode
Crawford University , Igbesa
Adetokunbo University , Sagamu
Crescent University , Abeokuta
Mountain Top University , Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Nigeria
McPherson University , Seriki-Sotayo [2]
Gateway Industrial and Petro-Gas Institute, On
Royal Le Hope International School , Ogun
Federal College of Education, Osiele

phemmyutd:
President Muhammadu Buhari will be part of history making as Ogun Sate will be celebrating 40 years of creation.

The event, agged Operation 40-40′, is to mark legacy projects in the state.

Addressing a world press conference Friday at the Press Centre, Oke Mosan, the Secretary to the State Government, Barr. Taiwo Adeoluwa disclosed that the celebration is not for birthday for the state, but to harvest some completed projects across the three Senatorial Districts of the state.

Adeoluwa said, “our desire to celebrate the creation of the state is not for birthday. We want to speak less on the birthday, forty is a milestone, but for us in Ogun state,the issue goes beyond 40 years.

“We have a huge harvest of completed projects which have been completed for over a year, but we don’t like show off, but to do our thing the way we should be.

“But some elders called our attention to the state creation date which is February 3rd and said we should make it a huge celebration. We have over 100 projects across the state and about 60 have been fully completed. We have selected 40 legacy projects to be commissioned by the President to commemorate the anniversary.

“Buhari has most kindly agreed to visit and commission some of the projects. He will be in the state between Monday, 1 & Tuesday 2 February, 2016 to commission some of the projects. Though we are working to see if he can commission all, they are scattered all over the state. All other projects will be commissioned by our past Governors and administrators,” Adeoluwa said.

According to him, Ogun Central leads the pack with between 14-16 projects followed by Ogun East with 12-14 projects and Ogun West with 12 projects.

Projects to be commissioned in Ogun Central includes Alagbaagba Cocoa Plantation, Odeda; Owowo Farm Settlement; Tomato Plantation, Kotopo; Model School, Kobape, Onijaganjagan and Ewekoro.

Others are: A.A.K. Degun Workers Estate, Laderin,Abeokuta; Three Hills Estate, Kobape; Itoku Flyover, Salon Flyover, Iyana Mortuary Flyover, Ojere-Adatan road, OGTV-Ajebo road, Omida road and Isale Igbein road.

In Ogun East, projects to be commissioned include Model School, Sagamu; New Makun City,formerly Estate of Paradise City. The project was on a 50 hectares and was abandoned by the last administration, but was expanded to 750 hectares.

Other projects are: Oba Akarigbo bridge, Sabo Flyover, both in Sagamu. Model school, Ikenne, now HID Awolowo Model school; Model school, Ago Iwoye; Mobalufon bridge, Ijebu Ode; Lagos garage flyover, Ijebu Ode; Emuren Chicks Farms, which produces about 2,000 chicks daily; and Ijebu Ode township road.

In Ogun West, the longest road constructed by the Senator Ibikunle Amosun administration would be commissioned. The road cuts across four LGAs out of five in the district and it is 110km long. It begins from Ilara and runs through Ijoun, Tombolo, and Oja Odan.

Other projects are: Ilo-Awela road, Model School,Ado Odo; Sango-Ijoko road; OPIC New Dawn Estate, Agbara; Oil Plantation, Ipokia (50 hectares); Cashew Plantation and Rice Plantation,Egua.

As parts of the activities, all past Governors in the state will join the Special Executive Council meeting. All Ex-SSGs and all ex- HoS will also be in attendance.

A similar special session will be held at the Ogun State House of Assembly with all past Speakers in attendance.

Other activities are lined up for the day include novelty football match, quiz competition among public secondary schools, celebration of indigenous icons, Ogun Got Talent and a drama presentation titled “Ojo Ola” will be performed by Ogun Indigene Entertainment.
http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2016/01/22/buhari-storms-ogun-for-operation-40-40/

godfirstawe:
Really

Such projects in ogun?

Can someone from ogun testify to this

eddykisses1:

How many of your people attend those schools? It's a different thing that it's in your state and another thing that you attend those schools...truth is those schools are there for 2 reasons....1) because Ogun has the required land and 2)because the land in Ogun state are affordable...

lokoloko84:
Really, twice the size of lagos? Check it very well, Ogun state is three times the size of lagos and the second largest state in South West after Oyo state.
And mind you, Oyo state is the largest state in the South in terms of land mass.

9icest:


The state is twice the size of Lagos, so it's really hard to tour the whole place, but there are projects in nearly every LG. Shame the govnor has neglected some regions though. From Sango down to Ewekoro, there is no single government presence. Anyways, may God keep empowering the gov.

eddykisses1:

How many of your people attend those schools? It's a different thing that it's in your state and another thing that you attend those schools...truth is those schools are there for 2 reasons....1) because Ogun has the required land and 2)because the land in Ogun state are affordable...

Emekamex:
When will this Igbo/Yoruba banter stop sef, the sh(it) is getting old and no more fun.

DICK4UCKPUSSY:
That's yoruba for you we don't brag, like people from erosion ravaged Land

9icest:


The state is twice the size of Lagos, so it's really hard to tour the whole place, but there are projects in nearly every LG. Shame the govnor has neglected some regions though. From Sango down to Ewekoro, there is no single government presence. Anyways, may God keep empowering the gov.

9icest:


I swear. When I see some people creating 500 pages thread on the same Anambra, Enugu and Imo they can't live while flooding the SW, I just shake my head. Such irony. As beautiful as Abeokuta is, and as super-developed as it is, with every street tarred and perfect, no one in tthe entire SW brags about this let alone Lagos, Kwara, Akure, and some hig brows in IB. I'm happy to be Yoruba. We will definitely continue to grow.