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cocoduck: Hey mister dunce. if you think that a significant change can happen in such a time frame then I have an advice for you. QUIT WATCHING HARRY PORTER MOVIES. THEY ARE BAD FOR YOUR MENTAL HEALTH. for God's sake this is Nigeria not dumbledore. this is reality not fantasy. China you are praising today took about 30 YEARS to get to that level, in fact it all started from chairman Mao. go and watch obama's 2008 campaign videos again there is one he told Americans that change will take more than a tenure to completely happen. you hat Gej but I like and respect him because he doesn't talk too much. Fear people who don't talk too much

Uyi Iredia: People sometimes make it seem Fashola has done one. Actually I think BRT is one, Oshodi as another one. But these are flashes of brilliance. For miracles, look at Brazil, Singapore, Malaysia (very recent, for decades back they were in our position now we import rice from there). Their govts. focused on basics before doing fancy projects. The latter doesn't come before the former, in fact, it's best you don't do it side-by-side as BRF does.



Not expecting that. I said it will take 50 yrs for Fashola (at his rate) to turn Lagos around to something decent all-round. I mean that. It's a guesstimate.



Oil money funds Lagos via the FG like other states. Many multinationals and important companies have their headquarters here. Not to mention small-scale businesses. Guy even the IG revenue with them is huge (it was stated on the board it was one of the highest) and that is despite their inefficiency in that regard esp. With regard to PAYE's, dev. levy of LIRS.



Many. Though small in proportion to the entire population. I assume.



This your estimation na wash. Over 90% ARE NOT poor. IOW the percentage of poor isn't that huge, I disagree. We HAVE a gairly large (if not very large) middle class, that I know.



I see. And yet we have land reclamation, high-brow estates (paryly gunded by the state), suspension bridge(s), light rails etc And if it can't according to you afgord world-class infrastructures. It is better they attend to basics. You first crawl, toddle and walk, before you learn to run.




SMH. The trickling is what the ENTIRE govt is for. From LG's to the FG. The SG obviously acts as an intermediary between the foresaid two. The real trickling is at the Local Government and localngovernance in this country is paltry. It remains, it has done something, but it is grossly woeful. You can imagine an Ifako-Ijaiye LG that on a very rough estimate caters to 10 of thousands (my street contains say about 200) sharing its offices in a school premises. FG's role is another case, but what does Fashola do to support them and other LGA's ?

EmmyDe25: @OP, how about forwarding this letter to Alausa ? as far as i am concerned coming on here to highlight some of the inadequacies of the BRF's administration is sure a waste of your precious time.






P.S: It really beats me seeing people hating on this guy. Fashola is unarguably a performer and stands head tall with the best governors in Nigeria (thats if we have any). He's infact the best in Nigeria as far as i am concerned. He is a top notch idealist, a great thinker and a maverick.
He's the type that we need at the Centre, not some clueless, dunce guy who couldnt govern a state with the least number of Local Governments talk more of governing a federation.
I guess most of you criticising Fashola's administration dont know how hard it is to govern a state as densely populated as Lagos...
talk of the expectation, the demands, doing things in line with what majority of the people want and et al.
One thing the OP should know is that a governor is not bound to touch everything that needs to be touched in a state.... what matters is you doing the needful by making sure that atleast after the completion of your term, a few things could still be looked back on and be seen as some of the laudable achievements of your administration.
And so far so good, Fashola can hold his head high in this regard. In fact, if i'm to rate his term in office so far; i'll give him 78%.

naijababe: Papa Browne!!! SMH!!! Same cat that told gazillion lies on behalf of GEJ before the election. Take a words with a sack of salt

Dahomey Amazon: Sanusi's intellectual what? You come across as a bloody tribalist .

Pukkah: What a thread...what a promise.

Another unfufilled promise by the government. Is anyone surprised that the people have generally lost confidence in government? Imagine if any individual or business had relied on the empty promise to make investment decisions!

The funny thing is that the people who made the promise won't consider it necessary to offer explanations or apologize for the broken promise. Worse still, no one gets queried for making such a bogus statement to the people on behalf of government.

The people who made the promise should be ashamed of themselves. The posters who also beat their chest on this thread, even after some people expressed sceptism, in support of the hollow promise should also be ashamed of themselves.

patriotic007: If you go to bayelsa now and see the construction work going on there,...you will even detain that blood enemy of progress that dares criticise a working governor,....

redcliff: You definitely live in a face me i face you apartment

safarigirl: My dear, certain countries should not be lived in. If you must go to a West African country, try small, undiscovered gems like Cape Verde, it's a tourist destination, so if you can start up the right business, you won't have to depend on the locals to sell, don't go to dirty Ghana/Togo/Benin, those places hold zero attractions. If I ever comot from Naija, na just for vacation and if I must visit any African country, Morocco is the place. Sorry for your loss, carry your polythene bag and start trekking home, you could get help from friends here to start up something.

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solomon111: Nigerians know your real enemies.
Abraham lincoln would not do better as president or minister of finance, if your various state governors continue to remain corrupt inepts.

Don Demu: It wont sorry

GeneralShepherd: This is horribly false, all humanity contributed their quota to modern science both atheist,pagan and christian scientists!

But one thing is sure the christian scientist,is a first a scientist before proclaiming christianity!

If Isaac Newton didn't place rational reasoning first, I wonder why he'll investigate the laws of motion since Thomas Aquinas claimed that god is the unmovable mover!

Logicboy03: Typical christian anti-intellectual fundamentalism


"knowledge is evil"


kai...smh

theoctopus: Shut up! You are making noise!

cumpaddre: The people de-camping to APC are the same thieves nd criminals. I thought APC was gona be different.