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Ausrichie:The nerve to call Python weak, chai! ![]() |
omoiyalayi:Someone seriously asked this question? |
After going through Mr JAGS twitter thread, some cynics have began shifting goal posts. They're now questioning the structure of the building. Some say the number of bed space is too small. Some are "worried" about the method of hand wash by the governor and his deputy and so on. Some are still pissed as to why the italian came in. I had a good laugh! Nigerians are never satisfied. Most derive pleasure in sharing fake news that cast the country in negative light |
backnbeta:What do you want to do with the man? Just curious too ![]() |
i am fine with okada ban, but keke? how will i move from aguda to cele express? |
idealogical:Might be his hatred for Tinubu. And because Sanwo-olu has a close relationship with Tinubu, he shares the hatred too on Mr. Governor who has done nothing really wrong so far. It's very sickening when you read statements of people trying to discredit the efforts of the LASG just because of Tinubu who's more concerned about national ambitions presently than LASG affairs. |
naptu2:That's the trademark of anonimi whenever he sees a Lagos thread ![]() |
crownwealth:Why are you lying that he hasn't commissioned any project? Gosh |
helinues:I was about to post this. Making it look as if they're doing the civil servants a favour. Shioor |
CotenantNIG:decongested in what way? |
miteolu:Because they don't snap HD pictures again abi? That's your own yardstick of performance? |
sarrki:Who informed you sir that they're not cooperating? Lagos it was reported donated some cars and 50+ people for this operation |
Faking calls to avoid greeting someone |
Lagos state needs to take back BRT operations from this private company jare |
Lagos civil servants are enjoying ooo. My elder sister would be happier with this news ![]() |
comshots:Nonsense post on a new year. Mtchew |
surgical:Well other budget documents for the past years are available online. Here is that of 2019 https://mepb.lagosstate.gov.ng/y2019-budget/ So I believe that of 2020 would soon be made public. |
uzohrome:The almighty lagos master plan. A cheatsheet for any lagos state governor who wants to leave a lasting legacy. |
I was expecting this to happen so quickly after the lagos house passed it yesterday. What i am looking out for now is the budget breakdown for monitoring and transparency. Now Mr. Governor and his team can get to work immediately by Jan 1st for the greater lagos aspirations |
Chai, this is sensual. I can't view all well, na insideBRT i dey before my gbola rise |
BabaOwen:Lol 700 billion naira in capex doesn't mean just roads ooo. It also includes public infrastructures like school buildings, general hospitals, rail and water ways infrastructure. |
Breaking: The House Passed #Y2020 budget, with Recurrent Expenditure at 457,528,914,805 and Capital Expenditure at 711,032,979,185 totaling a Budget size of 1,168,561,893,990 #LAG2020BUDGET https://twitter.com/lshaofficial/status/1211702096048934913
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aolawale025:However, speaking with the Chairman House Committee on Information, Security and Strategy, Hon. Tunde Braimoh, he stated that since the presentation of the appropriation bill before the House, the lawmakers had been working round the clock to ensure the best budget is approved. |
Are you going into ML /Data science? If not, this is more than good to go. I've been using less than this spec in my python career for several years now ![]() |
I may be wrong but Hamzat is the most active deputy governor of Lagos state IMO. And it's due to his profile before this present Lagos government. |
By OKUNADE ADEKUNLE There is strong indication that the 2020 Appropriation Bill presented by the Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, to the State’s House of Assembly in early November, may be passed into law on Monday before the new year. According to reliable sources within the government, the lawmakers were given target of monday to pass the budget so that the current administration would not continue to suffer financial incapacitation at the beginning of year 2020. The sources further disclosed that the budget size may be reduced so as not to end up like the 2019 budget which suffered poor implementation, saying that there is need for the government to be realistic and pragmatic in her financial projections. They added that critically looking at the budget estimates of some agencies and MDAs, they might not be able to meet up with their financial targets and which may fall doom on the execution of the budget at the long-run. “The budget estimates of most of the agencies and MDAs that are not majorly revenue generating bodies are not realistic and this will tell on the implementation of the budget if the lawmakers approve the estimates without proper scrutiny. Initially, when the MDAs and agencies were called upon to defend their estimates, they laid back for weeks and this really affects the interrogation process. Why they laid back was unknown to them alone”, said the sources Looking at the budget size itself, achieving the purpose of the budget may fall doom because of the current state of the economy and this will affect the level of infrastructural projects in the state”, said the sources However, speaking with the Chairman House Committee on Information, Security and Strategy, Hon. Tunde Braimoh, he stated that since the presentation of the appropriation bill before the House, the lawmakers had been working round the clock to ensure the best budget is approved. Braimoh added that for weeks now, heads of MDAs and agencies had been called upon and interrogated on their budget estimates, saying that the exercise had kept the lawmakers more busy during the yuletide. He was not sure if the budget size might be increased or decreased before being passed into law, but that Lagosians would get a budget that would ensure good governance and delivery of dividend of democracy to them. “All the MDAs and agencies were invited for interrogation on their budget estimates because we want the best for our people. Lawmakers have been more busy on this budget, scrutinizing and interrogating all necessary areas so that it would achieve its purpose when properly implemented”, said Braimoh It will be recalled that Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, had presented the Year 2020 Budget proposal to the House of Assembly, for the past 1months and 19 days, unveiling his administration’s plan to accelerate the growth of the state’s economy by proposing investments in critical areas of priorities – physical infrastructure, environment, human capital and security. Sanwo-Olu while laying the budget estimate before the House, said the state would be spending N1.168 trillion, which will be funded from a projected Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) of N1.071 trillion. “The budget deficit, put at N97.53billion, will be financed through internal and external loans, Sanwo-Olu said. Besides, the fiscal proposal also included a provision for the new minimum wage. The proposed 2020 budget is a nearly 40 per cent increase from the N852 billion for 2019 presented by Sanwo-Olu’s predecessor, Akinwunmi Ambode, in February this year. Giving a breakdown of the budget tagged “Awakening to a Greater Lagos”, Sanwo-Olu earmarked 62 per cent, representing N723.75 billion of total spending, for capital expenditure. He said recurrent expenditure, put at 38 per cent, will take N444.81 billion. About N167.81 billion of the recurrent expenditure will go for personnel costs and other staff-related expenses, representing 22.02 per cent of the total revenue. This, the governor noted, is within the acceptable wage policy, which benchmarks 25 per cent staff overheads in the budget. Currently, Lagosians are eagerly waiting to see the outcome of the scrutiny and interrogation of the fiscal proposal by the members of the House as fiscal analysts have recently queried how the state government would succeed in financing the budget with loans despite increase in the state’s revenue sources. https://westernpostnigeria.com/lagos-assembly-under-pressure-to-pass-2020-budget-on-monday/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter |
Splashme:You lie so confidently on,social,media because you know we can't ask youto provide evidence to back up this claim that this is why he was removed |
chozzy:Did Ambode give credit to Fashola's project that he inherited? Let's all be stupid together. |
stupidity:Lol opor by lilkesh and naira marley who sang that part ![]() |
Abeg oo, Fash and Jakande's time have both passed. Let us hope Sanwo would match and beat the records of them both and take lagos to greater heights. That's more important than comparing the records of two great performers during their time. And as BRF had once said, he doesn't want to be regarded as the best governor of lagos. He instead wants his predecessor to accomplish in 4 years what his government managed to achieve in 8 years. |
I am just glad this gbadamosi guy didn't become the next governor of Lagos. such a simpleton |
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