Governors from the western part of Nigeria were in Benin Republic to mark its independence anniversary.

Prince Dr. Dapo Abiodun - MFR, CON @dabiodunMFR

In our efforts to cushion the effect of fuel subsidy removal, which has led to the rising cost of transportation in the entire nation, we made a promise to provide electric-powered motorbikes for those who relied solely on this means of transport.

While at the Republic of Benin yesterday, we had a test drive of some of the motorbikes that our administration will soon distribute to deserving transporters and members of our society, as a way of easing the financial pressure orchestrated by the increase in fuel price.

#BuildingOurFutureTogether #IgbegaOgunContinues #GoingGreen #ElectricBikes #OgunState #DapoAbiodun

https://twitter.com/dabiodunMFR/status/1686675962761453568

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Some people are burning their region (paradise) n running away to the place they love to mock

They are economic scavengers but na them make mouth pass

Great

Where dem wan charge am

Eleyi of Ogun showing his bike riding skill

Lol so dem go dey carry am go Benin Republic go charge cos light to charge no dey Nigeria oh Incase you forget....


Bkuz Benin Republic wey dey sell am get 247 electricity....

is it another ogun state or the same one we know?

I see a white elephant project

Way to go

Modified

I am just wondering if it is possible for Joe Ajaero, who openly aligned with Peter Obi, to be politically neutral and act in the national interest. This protest and nationwide strike he has called for looks like a political stunt, especially considering that the current government has agreed to increase the minimum wage and that all major presidential candidates, except Kwankwaso, agreed that they would remove fuel subsidies. Including Peter Obi, who said they would go IMMEDIATELY.

This strike is unnecessary and very ill-timed, more so when Nigeria is facing a crisis in Niger Republic that could spill over into Nigeria and destabilise our economy and political institutions.

I may not support President Tinubu, but the palliatives and measures he announced two days ago were far-reaching and should have caused Labour and Ajaero to pause. But it didn't. What is their agenda? This is about Nigeria, and it is time for us to be patriotic and do what is in the country's best interest, no matter who is President. I am not sure that Ajaero would take this action if his friend, Peter Obi, were President.

What exactly does Joe Ajaero want? Even his own home state of Imo has introduced palliatives.

Should Nigeria continue to spend more on fuel subsidies than she spends on education, health, and housing? How is that economically viable?

And can Mr Ajaero explain why the pump fuel price in neighbouring Benin Republic went up as soon as Nigeria ended fuel subsidies?

Nobody should take us backwards to a Buhari era where we were borrowing to pay for fuel subsidies and tripled our foreign debt with nothing to show for it. Fuel subsidies must go, whether this present NLC likes it or not.

naptu2:
Governors from the western part of Nigeria were in Benin Republic to mark its independence anniversary.

Prince Dr. Dapo Abiodun - MFR, CON @dabiodunMFR



https://twitter.com/dabiodunMFR/status/1686675962761453568

Ogun State going down daily, because Mr. Dapo can't think beyond this level. A state that should rival Lagos in terms of monumental development.

naptu2:
Screenshots.

Where the light

Lol

Y

This subsidy removal thing is creating some new ideas and inventions. That's why it's not good to be comfortable in mediocrity. The cheap oil really spoilt us in Nigeria that we stopped thinking. The Indians are pushing ahead because necessity is the mother of inventions.

This Abiodun sees d future by rejecting the emilokan cancer then. Now he is d only governor in South West that is trying alternate means to expensive petrol for his people.

Lagos governor is doing boy boy around Abuja.
Oyo is busy appointing kings and chiefs.
Ondo governor is sick or incapacitated
Ekiti governor is paying solidarity visit here and there.
Osun is busy on party consolidation.

That's cool but wey dem go see light to recharge the battery 😂

jericco1:
Where dem wan charge am

With power bank

Are they going to provide power stations where owners of these bikes and charge their batteries at reasonable rates or they have to go generate their own electricity to charge the bikes?

way forward

gmo10:
Way to go

Modified

I am just wondering if it is possible for Joe Ajaero, who openly aligned with Peter Obi, to be politically neutral and act in the national interest. This protest and nationwide strike he has called for looks like a political stunt, especially considering that the current government has agreed to increase the minimum wage and that all major presidential candidates, except Kwankwaso, agreed that they would remove fuel subsidies. Including Peter Obi, who said they would go IMMEDIATELY.

This strike is unnecessary and very ill-timed, more so when Nigeria is facing a crisis in Niger Republic that could spill over into Nigeria and destabilise our economy and political institutions.

I may not support President Tinubu, but the palliatives and measures he announced two days ago were far-reaching and should have caused Labour and Ajaero to pause. But it didn't. What is their agenda? This is about Nigeria, and it is time for us to be patriotic and do what is in the country's best interest, no matter who is President. I am not sure that Ajaero would take this action if his friend, Peter Obi, were President.

What exactly does Joe Ajaero want? Even his own home state of Imo has introduced palliatives.

Should Nigeria continue to spend more on fuel subsidies than she spends on education, health, and housing? How is that economically viable?

And can Mr Ajaero explain why the pump fuel price in neighbouring Benin Republic went up as soon as Nigeria ended fuel subsidies?

Nobody should take us backwards to a Buhari era where we were borrowing to pay for fuel subsidies and tripled our foreign debt with nothing to show for it. Fuel subsidies must go, whether this present NLC likes it or not.

Ajaero is ipob plan b to destabilize Nigeria since they lost the election

The question reasonable Nigerians should ask ajarubbish are

Where were u when cashless policy was killing people?
Where was d love for d masses when businesses were shut down during cashless policy?
Why didn’t u call for protest when people starved during cashless policy?

It got so bad that a man stripped himself naked in d bank out of frustration but the same ajaero was busy endorsing obi then

Immediately obi lost election ajaero remembered d need to go on strike

No n d same aja Osupa b this?

jericco1:
Where dem wan charge am

Ask Ekpa now or is it your charging

jericco1:
Where dem wan charge am

Good question

Oloriburuku ni boy Dapo yi🤣🤣🤣
E de provide electric bike in a state riddled with insecurity.
Imagine make u de use Okada come from Kuto to Obantako make ur battery come die for that dark underbridge, dem go bone ur okada mine ur skull🤣🤣🤣

naptu2:
Governors from the western part of Nigeria were in Benin Republic to mark its independence anniversary.

Prince Dr. Dapo Abiodun - MFR, CON @dabiodunMFR



https://twitter.com/dabiodunMFR/status/1686675962761453568

to charge with which electricity?

Interesting times.

Lol
Same old, same old.
We see pictures and it ends there.

Just for photos and something to tweet.

Activate it before coming up with pictures.