PaulNwosu:


In Enugu, Mbah used okpa and jollof rice to bribe Igbo mothers and win an election. You cane demand accountability from him, you decided to take night bus to Lagos to demand accountability from Sanwoolu.

Otti built a fish pond and called it a road. It was until rain nearly swept your parents into burrow pit at Aba that your eyes opened.

This is the same Otti who built a gutter and you nearly declared a public holiday.

I don't know why you poor Igbos hiding in Igboland always attract opprobrium to Igboland with this your stupidity

PaulNwosu:


In Enugu, Mbah used okpa and jollof rice to bribe Igbo mothers and win an election. You cane demand accountability from him, you decided to take night bus to Lagos to demand accountability from Sanwoolu.

PaulNwosu:


Nwanne, Shebi you are a supporter of Biafra?
What is the meaning of Biafra in Igbo?
In fact, how was the name Biafra formed?

naptu2:


https://twitter.com/followlasg/status/1705478389283352738

PaulNwosu:


Your brain fit dey use solar. E dey normal to dey malfunction when sun no dey.

PaulNwosu:


See his profile here.

He started his educational career with the Ordinary and Advanced Levels at the St. Gregory’s College, Lagos, Nigeria and he proceeded to study Law at the Leeds Metropolitan University Leeds, England with LLB (Hons.) Law, between 1990 and 1993 and attended the Nigerian Law School, Lagos, between 1994 and 1996.

Among his educational qualifications are (LLM) in Petroleum Law and Policy at the Centre for Energy Petroleum Mineral Law and Policy (CEPMLP) in 1999, University of Dundee Scotland, BPP Law School in May 2002 England. Admitted to practice as a Solicitor in England & Wales, September 2002, Certificate Course in Public and Private Partnership Infrastructure in a Market Economy at the John. F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge Massachusetts USA in 2006.

He earned a Scholarship in Student Fellowship Petroleum Law at CEPMLP University of Dundee Scotland in 1998

He is a member of different professional bodies, viz: the Nigerian Bar Association, The International Bar Association, The Law Society of England & Wales and the Institute of Petroleum London.


Now, point to anyone in your entire lineage who is half as educated as he is.

prowland:

Na because say na Agbero full Lagos sha

Simdyofficial:
Tinubu is my bro. He's educated than the agbero.sorry agoro

AfahaAbia:
Okay good one. Round peg in a round hole. Sanwo-olu got it right this time

Fortruth:

Im a supporter of African people and not European named NIGGERS

Does that make sense to you Mr Man?

Fortruth:

Thank you for giving us Easterners the name Biafra. You guys tried and in Biafra we continue to stand

What People Don’t Know About Bode Agoro

Mr. Bode Agoro, Permanent Secretary of Lands Bureau in Lagos State is one big boy that many people talk about at the seat of Lagos State Government, Alausa-Ikeja, Lagos. Be that as it may, there are certain things so many people don’t know about him. Read on…

“I was born at Island Maternity in Lagos into the household of Late Justice I.O. Agoro and Alhaja G.E.R Agoro (nee Shitta-Bey) of Isale Eko. I am the last of five children and happily married to Abisola Agoro with four children, (two boys and two girls). I attended Corona Primary School Victoria Island, Lagos and later went to St Gregory’s College, Obalende, Lagos, and then onto Lagos State University (LASU) where I enrolled for Political Science in 1988 (which I did not finish). Just before enrolling in LASU, I joined Stationary Stores Football Club in 1987 (till 1989), playing in the Division One National League. During my time with Stationary Stores Football Club, I played football in almost all the then 19 states of Nigeria. Prior to joining Stationary Stores Football Club, I played for UAC Football Club (1982-84), then to Savannah Bank Football Club (1984-87). Throughout these periods I combined my studies with playing full time football. I left Nigeria (and LASU) after only 2 years of study, for the United Kingdom to play professional football at Leeds United.

After one year at Leeds United, I left (due to injuries and on instruction from my Dad) to study law at Leeds University. I graduated with a second-class upper honors degree in law (LLB) in 1993. Thereafter I returned to Nigeria to undertake a two year law school program at the Nigerian Law School in Lagos and was called to bar in 1995. After the law school program I commenced my NYSC program and then got employment with the law firm of F. O Akinrele & Co., one of the foremost and prestigious law firms in Nigeria (the law firm has produced four Senior Advocates of Nigeria till date).

I gathered substantial and quality experience during my time at F. O Akinrele & Co dealing in oil and gas law, shipping law and litigation work. I continue to have tremendous respect for them. I left F. O. Akinrele & Co (in September 1998) to undertake a masters degree in Petroleum Law (LLM) at the Centre for Energy Petroleum, Mineral Law and Policy at the University of Dundee. After obtaining my LLM (with distinction) in Petroleum Law in 2000, I decided to gain some practical experience in petroleum law. After numerous interviews I was offered employment at Denton Wilde Sapte (a firm of solicitors in London) as a lawyer in the Energy Department. I was at Denton Wilde Sapte when I met with His Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (then Governor of Lagos) at a conference in London. After some discussions and submitting my CV to him he invited me to Lagos for a chat/interview. For all it was worth I decided to go to Lagos (leaving my wife and child behind) in July 2003 for the chat with Asiwaju packing a small bag. I arrived in Lagos and after three days of waiting and trying to see him, I finally met with Asiwaju and after some discussions he offered me a job to start the next day. Of course I accepted the job and started the next day, 7th of July 2003.”

PaulNwosu:


Look at what you shallow-brained mongrel typed in 2020.


No wonder you were deaf and dumb when I asked how you fools supporting Biafra came about that name.

Tomorrow now, if Asari says his fathers sold Igbos, you start shouting. But you efulefus are the ones putting other Igbos to shame with your stupidity.

PaulNwosu:


See his profile here.

He started his educational career with the Ordinary and Advanced Levels at the St. Gregory’s College, Lagos, Nigeria and he proceeded to study Law at the Leeds Metropolitan University Leeds, England with LLB (Hons.) Law, between 1990 and 1993 and attended the Nigerian Law School, Lagos, between 1994 and 1996.

Among his educational qualifications are (LLM) in Petroleum Law and Policy at the Centre for Energy Petroleum Mineral Law and Policy (CEPMLP) in 1999, University of Dundee Scotland, BPP Law School in May 2002 England. Admitted to practice as a Solicitor in England & Wales, September 2002, Certificate Course in Public and Private Partnership Infrastructure in a Market Economy at the John. F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge Massachusetts USA in 2006.

He earned a Scholarship in Student Fellowship Petroleum Law at CEPMLP University of Dundee Scotland in 1998

He is a member of different professional bodies, viz: the Nigerian Bar Association, The International Bar Association, The Law Society of England & Wales and the Institute of Petroleum London.


Now, point to anyone in your entire lineage who is half as educated as he is.

Ensa777:
I saw Agbero before I reread it

PaulNwosu:


See his profile here.

He started his educational career with the Ordinary and Advanced Levels at the St. Gregory’s College, Lagos, Nigeria and he proceeded to study Law at the Leeds Metropolitan University Leeds, England with LLB (Hons.) Law, between 1990 and 1993 and attended the Nigerian Law School, Lagos, between 1994 and 1996.

Among his educational qualifications are (LLM) in Petroleum Law and Policy at the Centre for Energy Petroleum Mineral Law and Policy (CEPMLP) in 1999, University of Dundee Scotland, BPP Law School in May 2002 England. Admitted to practice as a Solicitor in England & Wales, September 2002, Certificate Course in Public and Private Partnership Infrastructure in a Market Economy at the John. F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge Massachusetts USA in 2006.

He earned a Scholarship in Student Fellowship Petroleum Law at CEPMLP University of Dundee Scotland in 1998

He is a member of different professional bodies, viz: the Nigerian Bar Association, The International Bar Association, The Law Society of England & Wales and the Institute of Petroleum London.


Now, point to anyone in your entire lineage who is half as educated as he is.

Peacemaker5128:
Sinedu can never become Governor in Lagos state

PaulNwosu:


Look at what you shallow-brained mongrel typed in 2020.


No wonder you were deaf and dumb when I asked how you fools supporting Biafra came about that name.

Tomorrow now, if Asari says his fathers sold Igbos, you start shouting. But you efulefus are the ones putting other Igbos to shame with your stupidity.

jeromestarks:
After just 12 years of joining the civil service, the guy became permanent secretary.
(Joined Lagos civil service in 2003, became permanent secretary in 2015).
How?

AllenSpencer:


Anyone can amass certificates and qualifications! His likes are littering the unemployment market.


Tell us his proven achievements and highlight his competence! Even MC Oluomo has a doctorate degree.

ReturnMan:



Relax
Election Is over

MEGAWATCH:



I will take you serious anytime I see you calling out the Yorubas the way you are doing now or else you are a paid betrayal looking for who to devour.

This was written by a Yoruba man on twitter;

jeromestarks:
After just 12 years of joining the civil service, the guy became permanent secretary.
(Joined Lagos civil service in 2003, became permanent secretary in 2015).
How?

drugBaronTINUBU:

🤣🤣🤣
Mbah never won an election
Enugu people voted the other guy but PDP rigged it.

Again is time to use ur sense and start holding ur leaders accountable
People like u are the reason Nigeria is still very backward

Lagos was a federal capital territory and it house all Nigerians just like Abuja right now
Its our SS oil money they used to develop Lagos, just as they are using same SS oil money to build Abuja now.
Yorubas has no input in the development of Lagos. If u do, ondo, Ekiti and the remaining other states in ur region won't be a shithole and a mess by now.
You people would have use same energy to build the remaining states.
Same Tinubu that is busy appointing Lagos state governors, is also appointing governors for the remaining 5 other states
If truly he has a template he used for Lagos, while didn't he forced same template to Ogun that is surrounding Lagos and he has picked the governors for 13yrs running🤣🤣🤣🤣
Or Osun his home state that he installed governors for 12yrs, or Ekiti for 9yrs plus running, oyo for 8yrs. Ondo for 7yrs running🤣🤣
U see this Lagos brouhaha, it only lives rent free in ur head only🤣
When the capital of Nigeria is moved from Abuja tomorow, the indigene there or the entire North central region like kogi, kwara, Niger, Benue, plateau, Nasarawa Etc will now be shouting Abuja Abuja all the time 🤣🤣.
Interesting time ahead.
U guys will later grow sense by force

prowland:

Na because say na Agbero full Lagos sha

MEGAWATCH:

I will take you serious anytime I see you calling out the Yorubas the way you are doing now or else you are a paid betrayal looking for who to devour.

This was written by a Yoruba man on twitter;