Blaze14k:


If they are working efficiently why did the federal government refuse to give them license to operate

INDOMIE9090:
Amotekuns are working aswr
Coming from ilorin the other day,I saw them assisting a driver whose car broke down along the expressway

yankison:


Bro shift ,Na people like u no allow this country fit progress .. What do you mean by Yoruba lo kan ... Idiot

Johel:



Initial gragra, all those forces will get tired soon, and the kidnappers and herdsmen will surface again....These things are political.

naturefellow:
BS

StrongAlphMale:


Oga there's nothing special here. Because the catholic church in oyo was attacked some months ago na, so there was need for the security. not just in SW but in the entire country. So what's the fuss about?

Powerfly:


If that governor comes out to contest as president... I'll give him all my family votes...just like the way I've convinced my family that Peter Obi should be given a chance with our vote. The governor will go down in record as a legend among His people and also a gem among other tribes. God bless Nigeria.

chikason22:

Of course you will be stopped. Your defeat will start in Lagos. No drug lord is needed at this elastic point of our Nationhood. Obi is your next president.

Kapeter:
Sadly Kwara state isn't geographically located here even though it never change the fact that there are Yorubas in the state.

OGwales:
Soon... Nigeria will be free, once Jagaban takes over. God bless Nigeria

lexy2014:


How do you know he had other co-passengers who witnessed and discussed the experienced? Where you there?

olaolaking:
It is just a common sense sir. Or he was the only one in the vehicle throughout the journey? He already told you he took public transport

Kapeter:
If you had said it's cuz of the festivity I'd have agreed instead.

Kapeter:
Really working. They are even the ones that patrol my estate here in Ibadan the most. You'd barely see the police. Still find it hard to believe that some bastards were against Amotekuns creation back then.

INDOMIE9090:
Amotekuns are working aswr
Coming from ilorin the other day,I saw them assisting a driver whose car broke down along the expressway

Kapeter:
Out nationhood? surprise. Thought it used to be the zoo

lexy2014:


How is that common sense? You are assuming and you calling it common sense. How does his not being the only one in the vehicle automatically mean that his co-passengers told him anything? What if he didn't strike up a conversation with them?

This is his testimony. Pls show me where he said anything related to your co-passengers theory...

"What I found amazing the most yesterday was if your car/vehicle get broken, you'd be surprised at the speed the OP Mesas and Amotekuns would get to you to stay with you while you fix it. Damn. They will stay right there with you protecting you untill your car can move again. Na. This is all that I ever pray for."

Kapeter:
I shuttle between Ibadan, Abeokuta and Lagos often. I'm mostly on that expressway but for a while now I've been stuck in Ibadan cuz of the numerous evil news about the Fulani herdsman menace on that highway.

Just before this December I read on the news some AIG visited this very same highway and together with Seyi Makinde the governor of Oyo state, I remember they promised that the road will become safer and there should be no panicking or fear and that people should go about their journey as it would become just as before where everyone can travel safely using the expressway.

Hehe. Yesterday was my favourite cousin introduction at Abeokuta and I had no choice than to be there.

I took a public bus (not that I have a car though but I can always get one when the need arise) off to Abeokuta and on my way what I saw makes me wanna go to every SW government house and say a very big thank you to all our governors.

There are bunch of Amotekun stations, Police, Army. Almost at every where till the end of Oyo state axis and then when you get to the Ogun state axis, you will see the OP Mesa patrolling the whole expressway.

The Ibadan axis has actually been the hotspot for the criminals actually but almost everywhere on the road you will see Amotekuns station even 12 am I was still on the road yesterday travelling safely with peace of mind seeing the huge security on that expressway.

This is Akeredolus biggest achievement so far in governance as the chairman of the SWGF. I couldn't help but be once again glad and proud to be South Westerner yesterday when I saw Amotekuns stations all over the place.

What I found amazing the most yesterday was if your car/vehicle get broken, you'd be surprised at the speed the OP Mesas and Amotekuns would get to you to stay with you while you fix it. Damn. They will stay right there with you protecting you untill your car can move again. Na. This is all that I ever pray for.

I'm so proud of SW governors for Amotekun. God bless them so much. Tonim God bless you and yours too. Thanks for all the love you have for Yorubaland.

Yorubaland will sure take its place God willing.

OGwales:
Soon... Nigeria will be free, once Jagaban takes over. God bless Nigeria

olaolaking:
You mean it is unusual for passengers to discuss issues especially matters they stumble on on their transit?

Kapeter:
E pain you

INDOMIE9090:
Amotekuns are working aswr
Coming from ilorin the other day,I saw them assisting a driver whose car broke down along the expressway

lexy2014:


Are you sure you understood the questions asked?

How is that common sense? You are assuming and you calling it common sense. How does his not being the only one in the vehicle automatically mean that his co-passengers told him anything? What if he didn't strike up a conversation with them?

This is his testimony. Pls show me where he said anything related to your co-passengers theory...

"What I found amazing the most yesterday was if your car/vehicle get broken, you'd be surprised at the speed the OP Mesas and Amotekuns would get to you to stay with you while you fix it. Damn. They will stay right there with you protecting you untill your car can move again. Na. This is all that I ever pray for."

olaolaking:
I have asked you if it unusual. Are you a pretender? I have used public transport and things like these come up and people who used the road often relate their experience.

He observed the presence of the security men, probably raised it and people how had witnessed or experienced relate their experiences. Why should that be dy/dx?

Common sense is not common okay!

lexy2014:


You haven't answered my questions.

1. How is that common sense? You are assuming and you calling it common sense.

2. How does his not being the only one in the vehicle automatically mean that his co-passengers told him anything?

3. What if he didn't strike up a conversation with them?

This is his testimony.

4. Pls show me where he said anything related to your co-passengers theory...

"What I found amazing the most yesterday was if your car/vehicle get broken, you'd be surprised at the speed the OP Mesas and Amotekuns would get to you to stay with you while you fix it. Damn. They will stay right there with you protecting you untill your car can move again. Na. This is all that I ever pray for."

5. What do you mean by "probably probably raised it..."? Why the use of "probably"?

olaolaking:
If everything needed to be told, if one can not think beyond what he is told, if one can not think of possible scenarios of what he doesn't see, if one can think further than what is on ground, if one can not use the situation on ground to decide, assume and draw a conclusion, then the person is LACKING common sense.

I used my past experience to gauge. It is very practical.

It is common sense.

Kapeter:
I shuttle between Ibadan, Abeokuta and Lagos often. I'm mostly on that expressway but for a while now I've been stuck in Ibadan cuz of the numerous evil news about the Fulani herdsman menace on that highway.

Just before this December I read on the news some AIG visited this very same highway and together with Seyi Makinde the governor of Oyo state, I remember they promised that the road will become safer and there should be no panicking or fear and that people should go about their journey as it would become just as before where everyone can travel safely using the expressway.

Hehe. Yesterday was my favourite cousin introduction at Abeokuta and I had no choice than to be there.

I took a public bus (not that I have a car though but I can always get one when the need arise) off to Abeokuta and on my way what I saw makes me wanna go to every SW government house and say a very big thank you to all our governors.

There are bunch of Amotekun stations, Police, Army. Almost at every where till the end of Oyo state axis and then when you get to the Ogun state axis, you will see the OP Mesa patrolling the whole expressway.

The Ibadan axis has actually been the hotspot for the criminals actually but almost everywhere on the road you will see Amotekuns station even 12 am I was still on the road yesterday travelling safely with peace of mind seeing the huge security on that expressway.

This is Akeredolus biggest achievement so far in governance as the chairman of the SWGF. I couldn't help but be once again glad and proud to be South Westerner yesterday when I saw Amotekuns stations all over the place.

What I found amazing the most yesterday was if your car/vehicle get broken, you'd be surprised at the speed the OP Mesas and Amotekuns would get to you to stay with you while you fix it. Damn. They will stay right there with you protecting you untill your car can move again. Na. This is all that I ever pray for.

I'm so proud of SW governors for Amotekun. God bless them so much. Tonim God bless you and yours too. Thanks for all the love you have for Yorubaland.

Yorubaland will sure take its place God willing.