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marvin906:
ok

Still here...
Now keeping an eye on suspected paedophiles.
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marvin906:
now how's that your biz sir

Because it’s in the PUBLIC realm Creep...
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marvin906:
x

Still here...
And why does a grown-arse dude keep posting pictures of un-related little kids? CREEPY!
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goldust777:
Mr APC E warrior you are back now tell me why you will claim to be a largest producer of a product you can't produce enough to export. And totally unknown on the world map as an exporter and producer of that product is there any sense in that.You keep exposing yourself more as a government sponsored E warrior more as you type.wow I'm so surprised il take note of your moniker I noticed it's a new moniker with no topics posted probably opened to fight people like me who open the eyes of Nigerians to government propaganda and white elephant projects like this

Still refuse to engage in CHILDISH ad hominem attacks with you...
And with all due respect, I prefer folks a minimum level of intellect to have a useful discourse with. Bye Felicia!
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goldust777:
I thought APC E warriors was a myth till I met you . Even faro is a fantastic failure it's a good thing you even admit nerica has been high yielding in your dreams and we both know it's a failure even though you are here to protect the interests of your paymasters.simple website's like FAO.org an arm of the UN tasked on global food production will shed more light on the nerica rice project for people inquisitive enough to look it up and not salary earning E warriors like you that like to sway.innocent Nigerians with government propaganda

Meanwhile, I DARE YOU to post any FAO article that describes NERICA as a genetic failure...
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marvin906:
like I said fvck off

I like I said I won’t...
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KenModi:
Excuse me, I don’t live in the U.S. I live in a much better country where the politicians and the citizens do actually know what they are doing. Thank you.

And may I ask, how can you get to the level of the aforementioned countries, the U.S, U.K, Canada, e.t.c if rather than hold your public officers accountable, you sing their praises both on and offline for every little, tiny thing they do pertaining their offices which most time ought to be their responsibility??

Stop encouraging stupidity!

With all due respect, I frankly do not care where you live...
You INTRODUCED the US into the discourse and thus the reference.

Meanwhile, we get to the level of those countries by (among other things) paying our taxes and, if knowing that the government is putting our taxes to good use encourages more people to meet their own civic “responsibility” of paying taxes, then such publicity is a GOOD thing. SMH
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goldust777:
Read and learn education is a continuous learning process going to school and coming to argue without facts only shows ignorance if Nigeria was the largest producer is Nigeria exporting rice.research don't talk because you heard it somewhere that is why Nigeria is still under developed today.many people like you use the internet for Facebook,nairaland and believe many fake news you read why don't you visit FAO.org an organization under the wing of the united Nations for global food production and get information there instead of following propaganda fake news upandan and arguing for argument's sake

I will leave the gutter of personal insults to you...
It shows someone who has nothing of substance to say or was merely poorly raised - or both!

What exactly has being the largest rice producer in Africa has to do with self-sufficiency? Nigeria still imports rice because demand still outstrips local production. That’s not rocket science and one would expect that even a partisan shrill to,grasp such an elementary concept. By way of basic analogy, for a minute Nigeria was the region’s largest producer of cement but was still importing cement until continued investment in production (by Dangote, BUA, LaFarge, UNICEM, etc.) eventually caught up with and surpassed domestic demand. Even with maize, Nigeria is Africa’s largest producer (with South Africa a DISTANT second), but still imports maize. So, please understand the discourse.
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goldust777:
I thought APC E warriors was a myth till I met you

Quit deflecting, and free to search my posts on Nairaland...
Nonetheless, the fact that you think of this as a partisan political debate explains your irrational obduracy. Bye Felicia!
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www.nairaland.com/attachments/9765327_kenya_jpeg7f4aba4c93c6eeb8ce97f87b295fcc16

Bros, why are you showing us KENYA’s Constitutional Court?
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goldust777:
Go and find out what happened to nerica and how it failed.crossbreeding local strain with the Asian strain a complete disaster that was the cheap buhari rice that has disappeared because of lack of long-term sustainability and loss.no farmer wants to plant his crops at a loss

I purposely put NERICA in brackets because I suspected you will jump on it - and unfortunately for you, you did...

There were NO genetic issues with NERICA (as you erroneously inferred in your first post). Most farmers soured on it for financial and other reasons, but there are still folks out there cultivating it until today, as it has more protein, is more pest resistant and higher-yielding.
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goldust777:
Government propaganda why didn't the government tell you we produced more rice than Thailand or China lolzz.egypt is a country located in the sahara desert for your geographic information.its like comparing cassava production in Nigeria to Sao tome and principe

And why don’t you tell me you are taller than Shaquille O’Neal?
You can be tall without being the tallest person alive, so until China and Thailand relocate to Africa, Nigeria is the largest producer. FACT!

Meanwhile, if it’s because Egypt is located in the Sahara desert...
What about all of the other many African countries in the rain belt? SMH
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Sorry, but that first story seems made-up...
What sort of job requires a qualified candidate in her 20s to still be in her 20s but 4 years older?
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goldust777:
Another white elephant project even as an APC lover this I know is just another avenue to divert funds for baba alaye tinubu.nigerian soil is not good for rice that is why most of our rice is imported from Asia.african rice like the popular ofada rice doesn't have high yield and is most burst open and wasted when ripen before harvest which why it is expensive.They tried to crossbreed our Asian rice with African rice it turned out to be a disaster as the new strain of rice had more characteristics of the local African rice low yield and wastage before harvest.That is why the so called buhari low cost rice is nowhere to be found today.So is sanwo planning to import the high yield Asian rice to process them in Nigeria or the poorly yielding African rice that the little harvest it yields can be processed easily manually or on a smaller scale.its simple it's another white elephant project to sway gullible Nigerians spending billions on projects not feasible economically

And lest we forget...
Nigeria is Africa’s leading rice producer (having overtaken Egypt).
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goldust777:
Another white elephant project even as an APC lover this I know is just another avenue to divert funds for baba alaye tinubu.nigerian soil is not good for rice that is why most of our rice is imported from Asia.african rice like the popular ofada rice doesn't have high yield and is most burst open and wasted when ripen before harvest which why it is expensive. They tried to crossbreed our Asian rice with African rice it turned out to be a disaster as the new strain of rice had more characteristics of the local African rice low yield and wastage before harvest.That is why the so called buhari low cost rice is nowhere to be found today.So is sanwo planning to import the high yield Asian rice to process them in Nigeria or the poorly yielding African rice that the little harvest it yields can be processed easily manually or on a smaller scale.its simple it's another white elephant project to sway gullible Nigerians spending billions on projects not feasible economically

Abegi, I am too tired to educate folks this morning....

But please feel free to look up FARO 66 and FARO 67 Nigerian rice varieties (even NERICA)...
FARO 66 alone can yield up to 80 times more than its “parent” variety FARO 52, and both are “flood-tolerant”.
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KenModi:
Keep publicizing it while his ego keeps growing and watch him do nothing in his second tenure but steal your state’s money while pampering the godfathers who put him there.

I see other countries, U.S, U.K, Canada, e.t.c countries in the developed world, having governors but I don’t see their governors’ actions littered all over their news. But I’m sure they must be working else the people would have voted to have that position scrapped entirely.

But in your country Nigeria, if a governor coughs, he is praised to the highest heavens with photo ops and paparazzi all over the place and we won’t breath online because his photos would be scattered all over the internet chanting his praises for performing what was supposed to be is “duties and responsibilities” as governor.

No wonder your politicians see themselves as gods and people should lie down on the floor for them to walk on.

And you wonder why they slap people in sex shops and issue useless apologies to the masses.

What a useless country with hopeless and useless citizens whose dumbness and blindness stinks to the highest heavens.

When you get to the level of the US, UK and Canada, then your governors will not need to show you what they are doing with your tax monies to convince you to pay taxes (in a country where only civil servants and those under PAYE bother to do their own “jobs” of paying taxes).

Meanwhile, you have the world’s biggest self-promoter in the White House, with a Zombie-like “base” of deplorables (yes, I said it)...
Not to mention Rep. Greg Gianforte who body-slammed a reporter, and not only got praised by the Dotard President but was re-elected. SMH
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tetralogyfallot:
bbnaija is not a poverty alleviation program sir.

Kai!
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contigiency:
It's either they are exaggerating the work going on in Lagos state since Tinubu administration till date or there is something I am yet to understand.

By every measure, Lagos state should be smaller than my state Ebonyi in size and Ebonyi was just created in 1996 of yesterday. So if it could take the present governor less than four years to take concrete road round the whole nooks and crannies of the state even with the state paltry resources when compared with that of Lagos state, then I don't see why Lagos should not be competing with Dubai, California and other choice cities in the world with the kind of resources the state control and the numerous projects we keep hearing the state is executing in every administration.

I understand very much the peculiarities of the state especially as it has to do with its population which causes gridlock and as such will not allow for easy project execution. But these number of years is long enough for the state to have gone far above where it is presently. The fact that there are still a lot of bad roads in the state is very sickening, poor power supply, poor health sector, not still standard of education etc are all my worries.

Abegi enough with the polemics...
Ebonyi State is NOWHERE NEAR Lagos in terms of infrastructure (physical or social). SMH
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Pistotita:
The largest mill without farms. Mainwhile most of the farms are in the north. Ha! Naija! Did Chief Awolowo build mills without farms? This governor looks like a man who is going to enrich his god farhers..Ha! NAIJA!

Singapore has some the world’s best and biggest oil refineries with almost NO crude oil (less than 80K bbl)...
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anonimi:
Another sakamanje project to steal money for Thiefnuibu's bullion vans
What happened to Fashola's Eko gas project?
Gone with the winds

Ahem...sorry to disappoint you...
But it’s still very much ALIVE and kicking!

For starters, you seem to MISUNDERSTAND what the “Eko Gas” project is. It is NOT a Lagos State government company or a direct investment project by the LASG. Rather, it is a POLICY project - to increase the usage of LPG as domestic fuel (instead of wood, kerosene, etc.) by Lagos residents. Accordingly, pursuant to the initiative the LASG partnered with PRIVATE companies like Oando, NIPCO, NAPGAS, Banner Gas, Chimons Gas, etc. In fact, the launching of the project by Fashola was done at an Oando (“O-Gas”) re-filing facility. The increasing use of LPG cooking gas by Lagosians suffered a slight set-back in about 2017 when there was an LPG Skid Plant explosion that led to the closing down of all such plants located in residential areas, but that temporary setback has been overcome and the ‘Eko Gas’ project is still very much alive. Eko Oni Baje!
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KenModi:
Nigerians and their stupid mentality. Is this not what he ought to or supposed to do?

No wonder your politicians take you for granted!

Reflexive critics and their stupid mentality...

If it is not publicized how would know he’s doing “what he ought to or supposed to do”?
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deomelo:
It was actually started by Fashola, but Ambode scaled it up while Sanwo Olu is making sure it's completed this year.

Continuity at it's best, only in Lagos state.

CORRECT, see my post that apparently crossed yours in cyberspace...
Ambode administration awarded contracts in 2017 and 2018 to UPSCALE it.
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lifezone247:
So many incomplete and abandoned project in lagos, like seriously I never know there is a rice mill under construction in Ikorodu before.

It was NEVER abandoned (see linked story below)...
But is part of the ongoing Imota Light Industrial Park.

In fact what the LASG did was to UPSCALE its planned capacity first from 2.5 metric tons to 16 metric tons per hour in 2017, and finally (last year 2018) further doubled the planned capacity to 32 metric tons per hour, making it the largest rice mill in Nigeria. Eko oni baje!
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Great project by AMBODE...
Good to see BSO pick up the baton.

Eko Oni Baje!
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Jobless he-diots taking Phensic for the elites’ headaches...
How does the Governor nominating appointees improve your (or the ordinary masses’) life?

Pretty sure the real target is Liar Mohammed...
But it’s the President’s sole prerogative, because if appointee messes up it’s the President that gets blamed!
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Onyi90:
Preventable death. A result of poor brigde construction and bad government. Protective rail would have prevented these untimely deaths. Spits

True dat, but so also would less speed and better driving (sure the driver is familiar with the road)...
BTW, there appear to be the remains of railings there, which probably means it was stolen or destroyed and never repaired.

RIP to the dead.
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saheedbadmus:
Alhamdulilahi..and rip to those that loosed there Life..May God almighty grant their families the fortitude to bear the loss

Amen...
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Frankicent:
Stupid B*llock .... @sshole

How eloquent...
No wonder you fear smart strong females. You are too crude to get one. SMH
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exlinklodge:
Guilty or not guilty in the court of law as well as "beyond a reasonable doubt" is simply semantics.

If someone is guilty in the court of law, it means he committed the offence being accused off. Note: in the real world, he may also be innocent of that crime.

On the other hand, if the person is found not guilty, beyond a reasonable doubt in the court of law, it simply means the person is innocent. Note: in the real world he or she maybe or may not be innocent.

Not guilty is the same as saying the person is innocent. Why, because u can't call the person a convict, and he or she cannot be tried on that same case again. Which will amount to double jeopardy.

So it's just semantics.

Nope, it’s not. In fact, several factually guilty persons are acquitted on technical grounds...
A verdict of “not guilty” merely means the state failed to meet its burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

Meanwhile, of course a person can actually be tried on the same case more than once...
Either by a different sovereign (eg, James Ibori) or upon the discovery of previously-unavailable evidence.
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marvin906:
last I checked nigga you didn't buy data for me..
so please fvck off

I will ignore the childish crude personal insult, because I was raised better...
But suffice it to note that if you don’t want folks to comment on your posts then keep them to yourself.

When you voluntarily SHARE your opinions (or otherwise impose them) in the PUBLIC space...
The PUBLIC that you address (or otherwise seek to influence) has an UNFETTERED right to respond/comment. SMH
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marvin906:
I stand for nobody dude..
just getting irritated with the media trial

Then just scroll on...
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thesicilian:
They should carry the case to court and stop all this media nonsense.

111sunshine:
Let the courts handle it

Houseofglam7:
Social media is not a courthouse

marvin906:
e don do..e don do..wetin self carry the man go court or go and sleep..
social media nor be court house ..
haba..

lonelydora:
I wonder. Instead of running to court, they ran to media

I doubt that when the Fatoyinbo Media Defence Brigade was putting out those LIES you all said the same...

That something can’t be proven under the rules of evidence doesn’t mean it didn’t happen (without saying that it did)...
In a court of law, a criminal defendant is declared either “guilty” or “not guilty” (beyond a reasonable doubt), and NOT “innocent”!

Accordingly (if it did happen), while I do not believe Busola would ever get legal justice...
It is nonetheless still very important that Fatoyinbo receive his own justice (legal, societal or otherwise).
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