Lovelink1991: A 33-year-old single mother has cried out that she is looking for a serious husband who can relocate to the Island to come and be with her!
But there's a condition - he must follow all her rules!
She said she has laid down all her rules in this video, so any serious-minded man who thinks he can abide by them should watch till the end and apply to be that lucky man.
Are you that lucky man? Can you relocate and follow her rules?
Watch the full video to see all her rules and drop your opinion in the comments!
Do you think her conditions are fair? Would you relocate for love?
Lithiumite: PBAT till 31......eveygovt before you dodged the bullet on this policy but tinubu faced it head on......thats leadership, talk and do,you promised it and you are already making it happen.
💯% this policy is a game changer. I have noticed some degree of frustration from some criminally inclined quarters who want to maintain the status quo and continue to commit crimes in the disguise of One Nigeria
Seplat is a great and well managed company compared to Oando. However, I think Seplat is expensive at current price and the 14 day RSI is entering overbought territory
PlasmaTV: Nigeria, especially Lagos, is a very funny place. Agberos are swimming in millions daily while educated folks are roaming around looking for jobs.
That's the legacy of baba BAT.
It was the ill conceived Jakande school system that gave birth to the agbero/tout culture
emmanuelewumi: Did you know where we were coming from when it built those schools under 12 months?
That was at a time when we had shift system in Lagos public schools. A set of students will go to school in the morning and after set will go to school in the afternoon, because we did not have enough schools in Lagos.
What he did then was to provide a structure that could serve purpose of schooling, he also got teachers from Ghana, India and some other countries.
Did the students who attended Jakande school get good education? Yes. Some of those students are now in their mid 50s and 60s.
If Jakande was in charge for 8 years, I am sure he would have upgraded the schools.
Average civil servants could afford to buy an apartment in his estates for between N4000 and N6000.
Unfortunately you will need a minimum of N60 million in order to buy an apartment in the estates built by our current leader.
His estates were affordable because he dealt directly with the manufacturers of building materials
Yes, I agree entirely with you on this. It’s against this backdrop that I rate him second best. However Jakande’s projects and by extension the UPN’s policies were to some extent incompatible in an urban cosmopolitan city like Lagos
mikeapollo: You are comparing LASTMA, BRT, LAMATA, KAI, LASEPA, LASAMBUS to what Jakande did in Lagos? Jakande was even the first to introduce and implement the Lagos public transport system (LSTC). He brought the idea of metro line and light rail system. The Jakande schools that you described as ''pig barns'' have produced thousands and millions of professors, professionals, medical doctors, lawyers and other successful people who otherwise would not have been able to have formal education in life. How did Jakande perform poorly in security at a time when people could even afford to sleep outside in front of their houses whenever there was too much heat? And what about the hospitals built by Jakande? What about the roads? What about the housing estates? The polytechnics and University?
You cannot have a ''modern state'' without these things. Jakande did most of them, and they were affordable for the people to acquire.
LIRS (Lagos Internal Revenue Service) was not created by Tinubu). It is a statutory body that existed long before Tinubu became governor in 1999.
The Jakande schools had no fences (ungated), windows or doors therefore served as hangouts for criminals and produced many touts in Lagos
Tinubu established most institutions I stated and strengthened a few
ayobama1: How a discussion about governance in Anambra State became a discussion about LKJ is what I still can't fathom
Because certain people like to undermine Tinubu’s accomplishments as governor by giving all the credit to his predecessors. I also have no knowledge about other states administration in Nigeria therefore don’t discuss their politics
Jakande established Lagos State University, Lagos State Polytechnic, Radio Lagos, Lagos Television.
Built Abesan Housing estate, Iba Housing estate, Iponri Housing estate, Isolo Housing estate, Ojokoro housing estate, Ogba Housing estate,Jakande Estate Lekki and many more. These houses were affordable.
He opened up Ikotun, Egbe, Idimu, Iba, Ejigbo by constructing roads
He opened up Lekki, Ajah by the construction of Lekki Ajah express road.
In the 80s when going to Ajah, the last bus stop was Sand fill at Maroko and then take a boat.
He built General hospitals at Isolo, Ikorodu, Ijaiye, Gbagada etc
He established Gbagada estate Phase 1 and phase 2.
What about the establishment of thousands of primary and secondary schools.
He built Teslim Balogun stadium.
He was planning the metroline project before it was cancelled by the military.
All these happened within 4 years, imagine what he would have done in 8 years
Not entirely true, theirs is no doubt that Jakande followed the UPN’s broader development template for the SW and his administration implemented several important social and infrastructural programmes. However, most of his projects were ill conceived and poorly executed. For example, the Jakande schools were built like pig barns and were not fit for purpose. He also performed badly in the area of sanitation and security. As kids we usually encountered dead bodies along the streets of Lagos on our way to school
By contrast, the Tinubu administration introduced structural and dynamic changes by strengthening/establishing several key agencies like the LASTMA, LAWMA, BRT, LIRS, LAMATA, KAI, RRS, LASEPA and LASAMBUS. These reforms fundamentally changed the way Lagos approached transportation, environmental management, revenue administration, law enforcement, security, and urban governance. Tinubu invariably laid the master plan for the development of the modern Lagos and therefore, can be rightly credited for building a new Lagos
Overall, Jakande’s achievements dwarfs that of Tinubu as a Lagos state governor
emmanuelewumi: Those who understand the game are chilling and waiting for the right time to strike
Wrong assumption sir Emma, the IPO is fairly priced based on the stock earnings and strong fundamentals. Notably, the DR would change the game dynamics forever in Nigeria and the global energy market
FSBoperator: Yes. He has been using AI to boost his scam.
As a registered Washington lobbyist under FARA, he is explicitly forbidden from lying about his connections and access to politicians and officials of the US govt .
Posting an obvious AI faked photo with Trump's son can be used as evidence against him in court for breaching FARA regulations.
Try another lie.
Your Okeke is going to be arraigned in court by next week for impersonating a US federal official.
This opposition people and their magomago ways, democracy and party politics is fundamentally based on competition of ideas not on cooperation. Each party should present its campaign manifesto and woo voters on the basis of its ideology/principles
9jatriot: This thread is yet another reason why I once called Tinubu a blessing to Nigeria. Here, a senator confirms that despite his previous outburst, Tinubu did not see it as opposition. He did not see it as trying to bring down his government.
Instead, he viewed it as feedback—a deficiency in the system that someone had brought to his attention.
According to the senator, corrective steps have already been taken to address the issue.
No system is perfect. Every system undergoes continuous improvement to remove bottlenecks and enhance efficiency. Personally, as a human being, there’s a lot to learn from Tinubu. I wish I had his kind of temperament.
Even his media aides like Bwala and co have a lot to learn from Mr President.
Mascot is not a senator but a member of the House of Representatives
GeneralOuki: Hopefully this will go a long way in restoring some kind of peace in that area. Hamas brought a war of destruction upon the very Palestinians they claimed to be fighting for, 70,000 dead and several others wounded and permanently maimed they have finally ( hopefully I must add) realised this was a losing battle from the onset.
Sometimes going really hard on people with this sort of mentality is the best way forward, not whatever it is that our Nigerian government are doing with bandits and terrorists in Nigeria. Hit them so hard that they go pick up their senses wherever they dropped it , or grow one if they had none in the first place.
You can’t bomb an ideology into submission, it can temporarily retreat but will definitely resurrect stronger
When someone post anything seems to be about checking the accountability of this naija government una go start shouting stocks discussion
Many apologies, but I had to quickly highlight the fact that no Nigerian politician is a saint. My last post on the subject, back to moping up energy stocks on trading 212 especially the oversold (BP, ITH, and HBR)
Streetinvestor2: In my place as igbo man. Thr are things you don't learn at old age Imagine telling obi at this age to leave integrity and join criminality. Whr him one start from...lol
lol, you’re a joke fella, many of you his supporters don’t really know him. Peter is a corporate fraud who has defrauded many of his close associates. I have ample evidence to prove it. He scammed a close friend of mine through Fidelity bank. Chioma (sister Inlaw) distanced herself from him due to his dubious character
announcement: I don’t understand you bro! When has it become a CRIME to ask for help?
To make a withdrawal, do:
Login to your account and click on the invest button at the top (third right)
Navigate to the stash button at the bottom and click on withdraw to bank account. This should work perfectly However, if you sold your shares the proceeds would automatically be transferred to your registered bank account
9jatriot: These two individuals are clearly in agony over this "rescue" of the Oyo students and teachers—it’s eating them up inside. They would rather the students and teachers remain in captivity to see if they can use that to push the agenda of their failed candidate.
Their other members are scattered all over Nairaland, raging uncontrollably. And let’s not forget: this same foot soldier from the streets, who once played politics with the lives of kidnapped children, is now singing a different tune.
To find his posts, I had the unpleasant task of sifting through his past comments. The things I read were so repulsive they could only come from someone with a truly dark mind. No one who values their mental well-being should be subjected to that kind of content. People with such a warped mentality usually belong in therapy—or an asylum—for their own good and society’s.
Oh, and one more thing: every time you throw around the term "drug baron," I’ll remind you that your own boss has faced similar accusations.
They are extremely sick fellas, I’m guessing the monikers belong to the same individual
TheStoriesOfMan: Thank yiu very much for this short but fantastic piece.
Shows that some people can still say the truth, no matter what happens.
We'll burst their lies till thy kingdom come.
They are not stating the truth but peddling disinformation and trying to rewrite the history of how Oshodi was modernised. The oshodi market was a cash cow for the Oshodi families who even resisted attempts by the military government to reform the market. Therefore, it took many years of negotiations and horse trading for the Tinubu administration to finally reach an agreement with the different stakeholders
It is stupidity to believe the account of an outsider when most of the actors that were involved in the sanitation of Oshodi are still alive. If you want a true account of what happened, reach out to some elders in the Oshodi family
givedemwotowoto: According to the X user, he lived in Lagos during Tinubu's time as governor between 1999 and 2007, and also during Fashola's time as governor.
In the video, he compares a rowdy and unkempt Oshodi under Tinubu, to an organized Oshodi just 1 year after Fashola took over as Governor.
So many of us who lived in Lagos when Tinubu was the State governor have first-hand witness of his reign. Glad video evidence is surreptitiously coming out. pic.twitter.com/xL5zsg0pup
This poster has no knowledge of what it took to clean up Oshodi and its environment. I have a first hand account from many stakeholders and my friend Ademola Oshodi how the Tinubu administration compensated them with landed properties, jobs and skill acquisition. Tinubu literally laid the solid foundations that Fashola built upon
Ademola Oshodi is now a senior special adviser to the president and anyone in doubt can reach out to him to corroborate what I stated
Valthegreat: I have a friend that is a member of you people's Whatsapp group also, I am aware that you people were only asked to focus on Obi because he is the only major threat to Tinubu as he won the 2023 elections but was rigged out. But guy you are over doing it, Obi is not the only contestant here. Remember Atiku is also contesting, the only mistake both has made is not coming together under one ticket, you all would have been shitting on your pants by now. The strategy I believe Nigerians should apply to extract respect from these crop of wicked politicians is to remove anyone that fails after 4 years and vote in another until we get it right, if not they all will continue to see the masses as dumb.
All you stated are conjectures deeply rooted in tribal/ethnic sentiments and misinformation. As per the other lousy fella screaming “Disgraced Ngx” earlier in the year, I will not dignify him with a response cos he has lost all credibility on this forum
Now, In my humble opinion and i am entitled to one, the Tinubu administration has instituted bold reforms (with unintended consequences) that will take a bit of time to trickle down to the micro level.
However, I do partially agree with suggestions that this administration should also cut the exorbitant cost of governance but then again there are constitutional constraints to navigate here. Insecurity is another complex issue that predates this administration and I strongly believe that the proposed local/state policing will go along way in addressing this problem
Overall, it is premature to conclude that the Tinubu administration has failed. The government inherited substantial economic, fiscal, and security challenges, many of which are deeply entrenched. While legitimate criticism is necessary in any democracy, a fair assessment should recognise both the difficulties inherited and the ongoing efforts to address them. The administration remains a work in progress, and its ultimate success or failure should be judged on the long-term outcomes of its policies rather than their immediate effects alone.
P.S
Guys do you think the ongoing World Cup will boost the financial fortunes of brewers? I’m currently loading NB cos I see more value at the current price
She was obviously closed to her late dad and you demonstrated your lack of empathy and emotional intelligence when it mattered most. Therefore, she did the right thing by ending the relationship. She’s one smart lady for not ignoring the red flags and taking the right decision
Misterone: This man is so naive! Does he think that bandits are political entities? What does he want to negotiate about with ISWAP or boko haram? Does he want to grant them sharia in Anambra state? This man is so stupid and ignorant! Rubbish! Spit, tueh!
He’s a very dumb slowpoke, no country in the world has a policy of negotiating with criminals