₦airaland Forum

jmaine: What could have necessitated such ? Mrs. Marilyn Ogar just gave us an insight today . . . .

iiichidodo: This is what I do, I post silly and dumb internet pictures on NL.

iiichidodo: [color=#1980BC] Maybe because i am corresponding to a two year old internet yeriba troll.......We just pray thieffnubu endeavours to eradicate poverty in Southwest with the meagre tolls in Lagos. [/color]

iiichidodo: [color=#1980BC] bad deal? Maybe you mistake this here as one of those thieffnubu Lagos scams.....Lekki toll gates, phantom lekki seaport,Ghost Lekki international airport, 8Billion # yatch scam......Eh? Eko-ile aka plaindealer. [/color]

NewNigeriaMind: The people of Osun have said no to stomach infrastructure and YES to social and economic infrastructure. God continue to bless my state. UP APC

Calculia: Stop the habit of shitting in Public. The Pictures from that thread was quite disgusting, seeing grown men in osogbo exposing their bottom to shit outside like that. Although the poster indicated that it is a cultural practice, it is wrong and can spread Ebola.



I don't want to derail this thread or start reposting pictures from the aforementioned thread so just get a life and don't shit in public.

Tonylyte: Shut up! U discombobulated mollusc...are u high on pig blood?

Calculia: I was going to ignore u, but wat exactly is ur point? Abi Osun election is getting to ur head. Don't let me deliver u an e-slap. Fool.

Calculia: Yorubas shiting in public since 1400, according to custom and tradition.


Yorubas shiting in public since 1400, according to custom and tradition.



Yorubas shiting in public since 1400, according to custom and tradition.

Calculia: stalker, speak for yourself.

Calculia: Yorubas shiting in public since 1400, according to custom and tradition.


Yorubas shiting in public since 1400, according to custom and tradition.



Yorubas shiting in public since 1400, according to custom and tradition.

Calculia: Can't base a win for Aregbesola primarily on Illesa and Ohsogbo.


Still too early to conclude, too close results.

Omisere is still in the Game with the counting continuing.

Calculia: Yorubas shiting in public since 1400, according to custom and tradition.


Yorubas shiting in public since 1400, according to custom and tradition.



Yorubas shiting in public since 1400, according to custom and tradition.

chemberlin: I PITY UR GENERATION WITH THE RULER-SHIP OF PDP

Tonylyte: This dilapidated structure? Aint this dude bashful of himself? A This house can even attract ebola from liberia....I was thinking fashola is a dirty man, nw i have removed all doubts......fashola habouring dirts for ages now, even before genesis was made..

Tonylyte: Hw them go enjoy the match wey d trauma of ebola d replay 4 their minds. Ebola was a mind games played by west against africans, so they may not do well at the world cup...u wondering why it in west africa? Coz it the power house of african football. Lol, the blame games of the average african.

Tonylyte: just lyk ya apc allies created boko horam to distract gej's govt.

tit: enter the village bungalwo wrapped with cellophane.

truthcom: APC spokesman, arrested and released, narrates ordeal in the hands of security agents - August 9, 2014

The Spokesman for the All Progressives Congress (APC), Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has said his Gestapo Style arrest by hooded security agents in Osogbo on Friday night, for no reason beyond the fact that he belongs to the opposition, shows the level of illegality, lawlessness, anarchy and intolerance to which Nigeria has descended under the watch of President Goodluck Jonathan.

In a statement he issued in Osogbo on Saturday, shortly after he was released, Alhaji Mohammed said he was arrested along with Mr. Sunday Dare, the Media Aide to APC National Leader Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and Mr. Afolabi Salisu, Deputy Chief of Staff to Gov. Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun State.

''We were being driven to the Government House when we were stopped at a military check point by men in military and DSS uniforms, all hooded and armed to the teeth with AK-47 assault rifles, pistols and other weapons. Since there was no curfew in Osun state and people were moving around freely, we felt it was a routine check.

''Suddenly, the men, some of them apparently drunk, ordered us out of the car, took our phones, pointed their assault rifles at our heads and said 'you are under arrest'. They herded us into their bus like animals and drove away. There is no doubt that they knew who we are because I introduced myself!

''From our encounter with our tormentors, there is also no doubt that these were not just soldiers and DSS officials, there were also ex-militants and thugs, all clad in military and DSS uniforms but apparently lacking in any training! We also witnessed how men in military and DSS uniform fired their guns at the gate leading to the residence of Senator Isiaka Adeleke to force it open!

''We asked them why we were being arrested, but they ignored our question as they drove for close to one hour before veering into a compound that turned out to be the offices of the DSS. There, we met people who had been previously arrested and stripped of their clothing, many of them bloodied from the beatings to which they must have been subjected.

''We were herded to one side as our tormentors marched around triumphantly, in what could well have been a scene from the Ukraine! We were waiting for our turn to be stripped of our apparels and taken along with those who were arrested earlier to the DSS cells when a man who is apparently a senior DSS official intervened and ordered our release. The men who arrested us, apparently unhappy at the order to set us free, rejected the order, until the man asserted his authority and even accompanied us to where we were arrested from.

''Back there, we discovered that our driver has been badly beaten and even robbed of his personal belongings by the same security agents being paid by the taxpayers to protect the citizens, whose ranks have now been swelled, willingly, by thugs and ex-militants, armed and dressed in official uniforms by the PDP and sanctioned by the Jonathan-led Federal Government!

''This arrest is not about Lai Mohammed, Sunday Dare or Afolabi Salisu, whoever we may be, but about the constitutionally-guaranteed rights of Nigerians, ordinary Nigerians, to move around freely, associate with any party of their choice and express their opinions without being molested or arrested.

''The way and manner we were harassed, arrested and dehumanized on Friday night show that Nigerian citizens can no longer be sure that the security agents they encounter on the roads or anywhere else are well-trained and highly-disciplined men and women in the military, police, DSS and others that we used to know. What we have now are Jonathan's soldiers, policemen and DSS officials who have since stopped working for the nation but are now the enforcement arm of the PDP.

''As we write this, APC leaders and members are still being harassed and arrested across Osun State. We have just received reports that our members were arrested in Ifelodun Local Government Ward 10,.Atakumosa East Local Government and Ife East Local Government, Okerewe Wards 2 and 3. Over all we have ninety-seven leaders of our party in detention and the arrest has not stopped. This cannot be right.

''Our party, the APC, has no doubt whatsoever that the depravity being exhibited under President Jonathan's watch, in the name of politics, has his imprimatur. We have no doubt that elections, which should be a celebration of democracy, have now been turned to war because of the desperation of President Jonathan to win re-election at all costs. We have no doubt that the anarchic Minister of State for Defence and Minister of Police Affairs, who are leading the ''troops'' in Osun as they did in Ekiti, are taking their cue from President Jonathan.

''If those Ministers can move around freely in Osun and elsewhere, why can't other Nigerians, irrespective of the party they belong to? If a PDP hireling like Chris Uba can be put in the command of 50 soldiers of the Nigerian Army, why should anyone still be under any illusion that the Nigerian Army is still serving the nation? Where else in the world is a thug commanding disciplined forces?

''We, Lai Mohammed, Sunday Dare and Afolabi Salisu, are just fortunate to be alive. The guns pointed at our heads by drunken armed men could have gone off! Since our arrest took place in the dark, we could have been driven to an unknown destination and shot dead! This is a dangerous time for Nigeria and her democracy. Irrespective of the outcome of the Osun election, democracy has been dealt a near-mortal blow. 73,000 'security agents', including the military, police, DSS, Civil Defence, ex-militants, thugs and murderers, deployed to police election in just one state? There is no better indication that we are in a militarized democracy.

''Again, we call on President Jonathan to stop deceiving the world. In one breath, this President says he is committed to credible elections and that his political ambition is not worth the life of any Nigerian. In another, he sanctions state-sponsored harassment, intimidation and even killing of ordinary Nigerians by security forces that are now the enforcement arm of the ruling party, all in the name of politics.

''He desecrates national institutions by willfully using them against the opposition. This is not the democracy that many of our compatriots fought and died for. This is not the Nigeria that was envisaged by our past heroes. It is time for all concerned to step in and stop President Jonathan before he brings the country crashing down on our heads,'' APC said

Alhaji Lai Mohammed
National Publicity Secretary
All Progressives Congress (APC)
Osogbo, Aug. 9th, 2014

If a PDP hireling like Chris Uba can be put in the command of 50 soldiers of the Nigerian Army, why should anyone still be under any illusion that the Nigerian Army is still serving the nation? Where else in the world is a thug commanding disciplined forces

drnoel: Nothing to kid there, thats a wonderful question. Abeg someone explain to fools like us what they will be learning or doing there

Gbawe: Kudos Oga Fash. Well, the most important consideration for all progressive Lagosians is that it must be an equally competent hand that takes the baton from Fashola. Too often, the story of Nigeria and even Africa at large is one step forward and two steps backwards as far as leadership is concerned.

Lagos sends students to U.K. transport education tour


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[b]Lagos has some of the busiest roads in Nigeria. The Lagos State Ministry of Transport on Monday said that winners of the ministry’s annual Be Road Friendly, BRF, competition, held in 2013 travelled to the U.K. on a seven-day transport education tour. This was in a statement signed by the Public Relations Officer of the ministry, Sina Thorpe, in Lagos.

The competition was organised by the Lagos State School Traffic Safety Advocacy Programme, LASTSAP, to improve transport education. “Six winners of the Be Road Friendly, BRF, Year 2013 competition organised by LASTSAP in the ministry of transportation have travelled to the U.K. on a seven-day transport education tour,” the statement said.
The Senior Special Assistant to the state governor, Babatunde Fashola, on Transport Education, Mariam Masha, advised the winners to be observant. She also urged them to be disciplined and be of good conduct throughout their stay in the U.K. “The winners from primary, junior and senior secondary school categories are to be focused while on the trip. You are the agent of change in the society as well as the future leaders of this country, Nigeria,” the statement said.

The winners are Achanya Mary of Langbasa Primary School, Ajah; Adeoye Samuel of Ajelogo Primary School, Ketu and Anipupo Adesewa of Government Comprehensive Junior College, Agege. Others are Adisa Mariam of Stadium Junior Grammar School, Surulere; Adebanjo John of Ansar-Udeen Senior High School, Falolu, Surulere, and Akinnagbe Oluwabunmi of Lagos State Senior Model College, Igbokuta. The statement said that the winners were expected to visit the Department of Transport and London Transport Museum and other places. It said that the winners emerged out of 7,088 pupils and students, who started the competition in 2013. According to the statement, only 16 students participated in the finals held at the Adeyemi Bero Auditorium on November 26, 2013. Lagos has some of the busiest roads in Nigeria. (NAN) [/b]

The pioneer students of the Lagos State University School of Transport (LASUSOT), who were sponsored by the Lagos State Government to the US, have returned armed with great knowledge.

The state government, in a bid to train professionals, sponsored the students abroad to be exposed to what is obtainable in developed countries so as to solve transport problems in the state.

Findings revealed that Governor Babatunde Fashola has decided to invest annually on the SOT so as to solve the challenges of transportation in Lagos by producing the needed qualified manpower, which will make the Transport sector perform its critical role in the nation’s socio-economic development.

The sponsorship is part of the fulfilment of the school’s mission which states thus: “To provide opportunities for prospective transport professionals to acquire specialized training in transport planning and policy, transport technology and infrastructure as well as transport management and operations.

”The leader of the team who is also the President of Transport Students’ Association, Edwin Aniebue briefed the management team on their brief training and practical experience at the 2012 Edition of the American Public Transportation Association Conference in the US.

vanguardngr.com

[b]It seems to me therefore that our training methods must be re-orientated to retain the critical building blocks but they must also become adapted to the real needs of society.

That is why we have started a school of transportation here, to prepare a new generation of professionals that will become our transport planners, transport managers and transport operators.

The reason is simple. Transportation is a global problem and it is no less so in Lagos or any other part of Nigeria.

Major cities and countries including our state are building transport facilities such as the rail project on the Badagry corridor and the Expressway expansion.

But how many Nigerians have the knowledge about rail construction and how many are involved in building our bridges and highways?

That is why I advised the University management not to move the Transport School to Epe but to leave it in Ojo, so that the students can use the on-going construction as their laboratory.


From Fashola's 2200 Days In Office At LASU-2013

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theplanmaker: what exactly is Nigeria doing to combat boko haram?

Itoroetti: is dat d duty of the police or the army?

Itoroetti: has buhari's supporters not faded?
has tinubu's supporters not faded?
they thought they will rule forever.
if u dont like GEJ,pls relocated to liberia and co-habbit with ebola virus.

GEJ has true supporters and not paid supporters like u