₦airaland Forum

bakynes: Its a known fact that most of the states governors in Nigeria use either Range Rover or Landcruiser. In 2010, when I was serving in Ibadan, I drove through the Oyo state Govt house and dat was the same day Jonathan visited Akala, so I saw the convoy of both Akala and Jonathan. Jonathan was in a black tinted mercedez S220 while Akala was in a black tinted Range Rover, so I don't know the problem of some igbos on this thread, likewise we see many state governors on TV with Range Rover or Landcruiser.

In personality structure the typical Igbo has traits of paranoia, narcissism and antisocial personality.

solomon111: Lagos is probably the state that has benefited the most from this administration.
That 200billion seaport should be built in akwaibom.
I wonder why akpabio is silent.

Alfa Seltzer: You have to really be very lazy and useless if refugees are buying up your land.

yarodin: LOL, looks like you and your fellow beggars have now turned into IDPs in your own land. Whether una like am or not, call it what ever you want, Igbos are coming per the "one nejiria" your useless father fought for. LOOOOOOOOOOOOL IDP co, IMF ni.

Igbos generally feel inferior and inadequate and compensate with false superiority.

Have you ever seen a humble Igbo man who does not present himself as god almighty himself even though he is a starving man? If you listened to these people boast you would think that they are as
powerful as the gods are supposed to be!

yarodin: LOL, how can Igbos be IDPs when they own the lands and properties?

PapaBrowne: And by your estimation, the Yoruba tailor who makes my clothes somewhere in the Niger Delta is internally displaced. Same as the Shell worker from Osun state and those guys from Ijebu Ode who sell some roots in bottles. All of them IDPs.

Infact even Aregbeshola was an IDP when he fled Osun State to go to Lagos and work as commissioner.
Adenuga from Ogun state living in Banana Island is also a IDP.

All these kind of childish folks promoting hatred are doing themselves and their future generations no good. Pretty unintelligent fellow.

Besides what you people fail to get is that the corruption case against Oduah is not about the prices alone. The cars were not approved by the government, it was not budgeted for, they evaded taxes, lied to the SSS/NSA and inflated prices

geeez: My brother o su mi o

Emi o ri iru eleyi ri o

If kids playing on an escalator, like 75% of kids would do anyway, is giving them a heart attack, then imagine what seeing high school kids with tablets in Oshogbo will do to them

DerideGull: agbemumu,

I urge a jackass such as you to take a hard look at the mirror. It is unfortunate that moronic airheads such as you have failed to embrace the fact that true tellers do not need good memory, ode opunu.

DerideGull: This is a twist of irony. Few loudmouthed punks had informed us that the tribal icon named Obafemi Awolowo erected tower of oduduwa in Ibadan. I guess there was no elevator in the tower Awo built.

DerideGull: agbamumu,

I guess you are pleading with the wrong dude. I have no use for Lagos. It is too stinking dirty.

DerideGull: agbamumu

No, I shall even reject it if offered for no charge. Lagos is too dirty for my taste.

solomon111: The niger-delta is made up of 9 states of which 3 of them are in the SE.
So yes i'm from the SS zone of the niger-delta.

DerideGull: Illegitimateboy,

I hope reality does not come to you as a morning surprise. You should think twice about this reckless statement that “Lagos is deep into the heart of the Yoruba nation”.

DerideGull: Eko Olee aka agbamumu,

The worst blunder Republic of Oodua will commit is to have a malnourished Ode such as you anywhere close to the corridor of power.

DerideGull: Those of you clamoring that Abuja and Lagos belonged to their ethnic enclave seemed to forget there is word known as indemnity. In the case Nigeria disintegrates, the nation states that received Abuja and Lagos must agree to indemnity or face war and other diplomatic measures

PapaBrowne: You are absolutely right. A very brilliant administrator. I do love his attitude, commitment and desire to make things better.

But the big question is: Has he performed in equation to the amount of money that has been available at his disposal or has he harnessed the huge opportunity that Lagos presents? The answer is a big no. For a state that has most of its infrastructure already built up, you would have taught that after 6 + years in government, the state would be awash with world class infrastructure left right and centre but all we talk about is a link bridge in Ikoyi. Every other mega project is less than 30% complete or still on paper. LFTZ, Light Rail, LekkiAirport, Fourth Mainland bridge, Lekki Epe expressway, and the list is endless. Just a couple inner city roads done and nothing more. Fashola by himself knows that he did not meet even his own expectations.