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The deluded Nigerian jews,the ijaw slaves have started their rants again.

Anyway,your opinion doesn't count.Your dad and mum just awarded the same bola tinubu in lagos today.

Igbo Community celebrates Lagos @ 50
ON May 28, 2017 8:52 PM / IN News / BY
Nwafor Polycarp


Igbo Community in Lagos State on Sunday celebrated
Lagos at 50 to show solidarity with the Lagos State
Government.


Newsmen report that the event, organised by the
some Igbo leaders, was held at the National Arts
Theatre, Iganmu, Lagos.

The Chairman of the occasion, Chief Ferdinard
Anikwe, said the Igbo had contributed immensely
toward the development of the state.
Anikwe said: “Igbo men have reduced unemployment
in Lagos by employing so many people through their
businesses.
“They have provided means of education and
socialisation for the people of Lagos and we have
made Lagos our place of abode. Igbo should
celebrate Lagos at 50.


“We are ready to further work and cooperate with the
government as we move Lagos State forward.”
According to him, Igbo should be given necessary
support by the state government.
The special guest of honour at the event, Gov.
Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State, promised that the
state would continue to provide opportunities for all,
irrespective of ethnic, social, economic or religious
identities.


Ambode, who was represented by the Secretary to
the State Government, Mr Tunji Bello, said that the
state would remain committed to its pledge to make
Lagos work for all.
“We will not discriminate against any ethnic group in
the provision of amenities that will make life easier
and comfortable for all our people.


“The relationship between the Igbo community and
the people of Lagos State dates back in time.
“It has been a relationship built on mutual
understanding and respect,” he said.
In his speech at the event, the Chief Host, Mr Jude
Idimogu, a member of the Lagos State House of
Assembly, described Lagos as a centre of excellence
and home to all.


Idimogu, who is representing Oshodi/Isolo
Constituency 2 at the Assembly, likened Lagos to
Johannesburg in South Africa and Cairo in Egypt.
“Lagos is a mini-Nigeria and the economic hub of
West Africa known for socioeconomic and political
greatness.


“The level of kindness, friendship, and reception of
those who are not indigenous to the state is
matchlessly supreme. Lagos is a land of great
opportunities.


“I and my Igbo brothers and sisters here today have
been accepted in Lagos and we have been doing our
businesses with so much ease.


“We are celebrating not just because Lagos is 50; we
are celebrating good roads, fly over bridges, good
transport system, maximum security, street lights, to
mention, but a few.


“Lagos provides best opportunities for Ndigbo to do
their legitimate businesses. The Igbo have been
making best use of these opportunities,” he said.
The lawmaker said that the Ndigbos should celebrate
Lagos because they have contributed immensely to
the development of the state.


He, however, commended those who piloted the state
its enviable height; from military administrators to
Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and to Governor Akinwunmi
Ambode.


The guest lecturer at the event, Mr Frederick Nzeako,
said that Igbos had contributed greatly to politics and
governance, economy, trade and commerce,
education and human resources development of
Lagos.


Nzeako, a legal practitioner, development economist
and administrator, said that Ndigbos also contributed
to property and real estate development, public
service, religion, culture and social development of
Lagos, among others.


Newsmen report that the Igbo Community gave
awards to eminent personality such as Sen. Bola
Tinubu, the National Leader of the All Progressives
Congress (APC); Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos
State, and Mr Mudashiru Obasa, Speaker, Lagos State
House of Assembly.
The event which featured several cultural dances,
had in attendance many Eze Ndigbos, and other Igbo
leaders.


www.vanguardngr.com/2017/05/igbo-community-celebrates-lagos-50/

calberian:
So, what has he done to earn your claim that he is "trying"?

To me,in term of infrastructure especially roads in ibadan.

If he is not trying to you,I will not argue about that.One can not satisfy everybody,you may be one of them,which is just normal and not bad.

These deluded Ijaw slaves have started again.....

See how dem dey shout Afonja for dem thread ooo.If Afonja soldiers invade the thread and tear them into pieces now they will be crying they want biafra or run to the mod(s).

NwaObinkita:

Ojukwu the great..
Same boldness as Chinua Achebe
Same boldness as Nnamdi KANU.

The Igbos are naturally brave, intelligent and open to taking risks.

Unlike some people.
Who are cowards.

Their Jagaban did not even show up for a novelty boxing match with Holyfield
-Just like he locked himself up in his house upon hearing Dino was in town after threatening fire and brimstone if Dino Melaye ever stepped foot at Bourdillon

...the way IPOB thinks sha.

Justuceleague2:
You shout afonja in your comments all day


You mention Yoruba commenters

You still opened thread and accused Yorubas


What did you expect?

Untill you stop all these listed above,you've not seen anything.

.

schoolboij:
then why are you people blaming buhari and yoruba for not letting you go? a deputy senate President can not openly support Biafra and you blame buhari and yoruba for holding you down.

....that is why I believe those people that always say they are persecutorily deluded.

I dont take this Nigerian jews serious.


What they could have easily achieved when they wield so much power under GEJ.The biafrans are more or less like The one ruling the country then.

GEJ just used and dumped those guys.

schoolboij:
then he is a coward. if an igbo man in his position can not champion the course of Biafra and you expect a yoruba man to declare Biafra for you is that not madness?

...very thick madness

calberian:
After two years, he still planning when his mates are executing

...lolz..he is trying sha.Because work has started already.I reside in Ibadan.

GOV. AJIMOBI BEGINS WORK ON HIS LEGACY
PROJECTS ALL ACROSS OYO STATE
written by City People
March 19, 2017



Have you gone round Ibadan lately and
noticed the ongoing transformation of
the city? Have you also noticed the new
road projects that have been flagged off
across the various senatorial districts?
Last week, City People went round
Ibadan and saw the new legacy
projects being embarked upon by Oyo
State governor, Senator Ajimobi. “These
are projects that have far reaching
impact on the community and he has
prioritised on those projects’ Yomi
Layinka, the Special Adviser to the Oyo
State Governor on Communications &
Strategy explained to City People. He
said after the lull of the last few years,
the governor has been able to engineer
some new measures which include
finding some financing for some of
these projects that need to be done. He
is at the point where he is consolidating
on what he has done in the last 6 years
and building on them. Such that we
may end up with what he calls Legacy
Projects. These are projects that will
outlast him because of the depth and
impact of those projects on the lives of
the citizens. These are projects that are
far reaching in their implications, for
social good, and like he put it, they are
projects based on his legendary
emphasis on Quality.”


“For instance, the roads that the
governor has constructed in the last 6
years are roads that will endure,
because of the Quality and Depth of not
only the design, but the quality of
execution. So right now, he is pushing
to define his government as one that
has brought about the modernization of
ethos into Oyo State. His challenge is to
build on the legacies left by the
Awolowos. He is leaning very heavily
on that tradition that sought to see the
future, and work towards that future,
rather than be constrained by the
immediate.”


What many people do not know is that
Ajimobi has embarked on a series of
projects. And there was roll out of
about 5 major road projects across
Ibadan and the state. One of it is the
expansion of the road that leads from
Agodi Gate, Oke Adu junction, all
through Idi Ape down into Iwo Road,
on to the Iwo Road Interchange.
Although the road has already been
dualised, the plan is to expand it into a
3 lane road on either side, making it a
6 lane road. That is the one within the
city centre here.
“There is another road that goes from
Agodi Gate all through old Ife Road,
Loyola College , up to under the bridge,
to burst out at Alakia, just around the
Airport, to burst out on the new Ife
Road. The whole stretch is also being
expanded.


As you probably know, there is Ogunpa
Market there, and the population of
road users has grown exponentially, in
the last decade or so and there is a
perpetual hold up on those roads. And
that is why government thought, hey,
we need to expand this road; not to
only facilitate movement, but to also
take care of the health of the citizens,
because so many lives have been lost
due to exhaustion on highways, traffic
congestion and so on.


Then, there is the Bashorun Road, from
Idi-Ape. This is another project. It starts
from Idi-Ape, it goes all through because
Broadcasting House, and then burst out
at Akobo. From Akobo, it burst out to
the Odogo Cantonment, the Military
Barracks out there. That is another
major road project that has called for
attention forever because of the share
quantum of human and vehicular
traffic. “It is interesting how Ibadan,
just like many cosmopolitan cities,
keeps expanding. And the share volume
of the people on that axis, is mind-
boggling. In the last 30 years that the
original road was constructed, the
number of people who have put up
buildings in that area, who have
expanded their businesses are a lot. Yet
they are still using that particular road.
Unlike anything we ever knew before,
that Bashorun-Akobo road has become
something that was used to be an
exclusive Lagos habit of leaving their
homes at 5 o’clock in the morning, just
to beat traffic, because of the share
volume of people. And it is perpetually
experiencing hold up. That is another
major expansion project, which
includes the construction or the
redesigning of the bridge, and then the
construction of a new one. So, two
bridges are coming into that axis”.
“And then, there is the Eleyele-
Ologuneru Road that goes to Eruwa.


That is another major project. Again, I
am sure the citizens of these areas that
live around those roads are so
prayerful, so thankful that finally one
government has answered their
prayers, particularly the Ologun eru
Road and Akobo Road like I said to
you. Over the years, every time on
radio and TV programme you keep
hearing people begging and pleading,
for government to please come and
open up these roads because of the
huge volume of people who live in
those areas and the inadequacies of the
current road design to meet with the
expanded demand of road users in
those areas”.
“Even outside of town, there has been
a flag-off, of the Saki Metropole Road,
that goes through Saki Polytechnic. It is
similar to what was done in the
governor’s first term in Iseyin. In
Iseyin, we also had a dual carriage
way, going right through the city. For
the first time in Iseyinland they had
never had a dual carriage way until
this government came into place. Saki
is experiencing that same
modernization efforts.


There are several other roads and
projects coming on stream. But how
will the Oyo State government fund
these seemingly ambitious projects
across all the senatorial zones, City
People asked Layinka. “Funding is in
place,” Yomi Layinka explained. “It
takes a lot of financial engineering
skills, which this governor has
demonstrated over and over again. By
that I mean the capacity to conceive of
big and impactful projects and manage
the financing in such a way that it does
not strain the government and people
beyond their capacity. Specifically in
this instance, what the government has
been doing is engaging contractors who
have the Capacity and the ability to
carry on such major projects with a
financing mechanism that the state can
bear. In other words, spreading out the
risks, spreading out the costs without
straining the state as to bring it down
to its knees. So, it is a combination of
these financial management elements,
using internal resources, spanning out
risks and investments, and getting the
financing to the contractor – funded.
That is where a critical question comes
in: what kind of contractors are we
using? We are essentially using
contractors that have not only the
technical but the financial wherewithal
to carry out projects at that level.
Projects that costs quite some sums
requires contractors with the pedigree
and technical capacity to dig deep
enough to carry out such projects at
those levels.


The trick is a combination of the
governor’s long held notion about
frugality and yet ambition, yet
futuristic calculation about Return on
Investment. Today, when we went out
to inspect some projects, the governor
said he does not intend to leave behind
any debt profile of any unmanageable
proportion for his successor. In other
words, he is conscious enough to
understand that whatever he is doing
must be sustainable and for that
reason, he is a deep thinking,
calculating person. He has done an in-
depth risk analysis to tell the people of
the state let’s go there because I know I
can do it.

www.citypeopleonline.com/gov-ajimobi-begins-work-legacy-projects-across-oyo-state/

nextprince:
Lol. Na so d thing pain you? It takes two to tango. Stop crying to any mod, come and finish what you started.

lolz...you dey mind the lost jewish goat

ejanla077:
my yoruba muslim brother.. we aafonja of d cat family is wit u. ride on. torment d iPod yoots

...Another lost goat of the jew to southeast Nigeria is on the loose

ejanla077:
my yoruba muslim brother. i hate d flattties. flattheaded Jews from Ethiopia....

let's go and hit our head harder 5 more times so allah will make us stronger and hate eboes

Another lost jews goat to southeast of Nigeria on the loose

ejanla077:
.back to sender whatever you wish me...

insha alla

Amen..If I deserve it.And you will run mad if you are not what you are claiming to be in jesus name.

EzekaUdene:
[left][/left]
nope it pains you so much that Buhari is a terrorist
apc is bokoharam
Tinubu is a bastard
Osibanjo is a vagabond
awolowo is a rat poison king
abiola of cursed memory is a rifraf
kiss the truth

Anyway,Another lost goat of the jews to southeast of Nigeria is on the loose

ba7man:
You can't understand, the part of your head to help you is missing.......that's why the back of your head is flat.

Are you taking him serious?...majority of nairaland Igbo(s) are mad man.

ejanla077:
my yoruba muslim brother.. have you not noticed that the Igbos don't want to have anything to do with we afonjas.

yes dey say we re not to be trusted. d hausas say it too.. d question is it true... we need soul searching. tell our yoruba muslim skulls truth for once..

my yoruba muslim brother if i am a Flatthead i wouldn't want to have anything to do with we skull miners descendants of fallen cone head

you are running mad!

ejanla077:
my yoruba muslim brother... my ewedu ati amala wit one egg eating yoruba muslim brother..... here is d RATAK LEGEND... the greatest yoruba muslim man dead or alive....

we've always say it.you igbo(s) are unintelligent with your illogicality.You are struggling to make yoruba Christians join nnamdi kanu jewish biafra cause.But this same awolowo is a yoruba Christian.

lolz....they are always as illogical has illogicality itself.
1.yorubas are not to be trusted but FFK,fayose,Dino
melaye,bukola saraki and bode George are their heroes


2.we want biafra but they couldn't demand for it when
their adopted son GEJ was the president.


3.we own lagos but the oba of lagos is not HRM oba
chukwumerije chioma okoro.


4.we want biafra but still participated in 2015 election
in nigeria and they couldn't recall all their sons serving
in leadership capacity in nigeria.


5.They are not coward but their father ojukwu
absconded to ivory coast from war leaving his 3000
000 followers to be massacred.


6.we love ojukwu but the party APGA founded by him
is in comatose while they are embracing PDP founded
by fulanis(babangida and co) all around.


7.APC is a yoruba/fulani party but ken nnamani,kalu
and co have decamped to that same party.



8.we own 75percent of lagos yet tinubu,a yoruba man
is lagos biggest landlord to the again.


9.We are self -reliant!...but they will not stop blame-
shifting(yoruba-betrayed us) as if yoruba had a
convenant with them from Adam


10.Yoruba Muslims are anti-igbo yet bukola saraki,a
yoruba muslim is their hero.


11.we love ojukwu,but when the same ojukwu
contested for president in 2003 they decided to vote
fulani party the PDP .


12.Awolowo orchestrated how we met our waterloo at
the civil war by betraying ojukwu,we must ate him and
his tribesmen but ojukwu described the same awolowo
as "the best president Nigeria never had".


13.Wole soyinka became their sworn enemy and a
mad professor simply because he said the truth by
saying "the former first lady of the country they HATE
is a mear appendages to power".But the same wole
soyinka was imprisoned fighting for the country they
LOVE biafra.

EzekaUdene:
[s][/s] Afonja are vagabond skull mining bastards kiss the truth

lolz...it pain you this much.
Igbo are disgusting

you hate yoruba

you hate fulani

you hate hausa

you even hate yourselves.

you have persecutory delusion(believe that every one want to harm you)

C'mon and be grow up and get life and be responsible for your success and failure.

deomelo:
Lagos gave away over 2 thousand acres of the most valuable/coastal land in Africa to Dangote, but all Mimiko and Ondo state had to give up was some less valuable bush land in Ondo state.



The general Psyche of leaders in Lagos is way too superior and un-Nigerian. They think more about state than self and politics.

When they say Eko o ni baje, they know what they are talking about.

Exactly.They are there to behave like a reasonable government.I dont believe eko is currently for show.but "eko is for purpose"

forget about Igbo's demonization of tinubu.

honestly,I wish the whole government machinery is in his hand.

They hate tinubu,but the same man is instrumental to 21st century development of their no man's land.

Honestly,those guys are hypocrites and ingrates.

deomelo:
Fashola did everything under the sun to move that project from Ondo to Lagos state. Mimiko and his unintelligent PDP clowns thought it was politics, but Fashola was eyeing economics and monumental $15 billion investments and sustained and decades of IGR base for his state.





And listen to the joker above promising to relocate the refinery back to Ondo state. Gunny people.

That would have been a giant stride in Ondo state industrial development.more industry will have followed.It saddened me then,because I don't want the industrialization to clustered around lagos and ogun alone.lekki in lagos is not bad anyway.

tollyboy5:
IT IS LOST GOAT NOT SHEEP

lolz...or DOG