₦airaland Forum

Global Survey plan available for the properties.

Only serious Inquiries please.

Good morning Nairalanders,

This is to announce the availability of two properties located close to the expressway, around Magbon-Okoafo axis, for sale.

1. A fully fenced and gated empty land space encompassing about 23 plots of land on a dry land, along the road; suitable for business by ShopRite, Prime Mart, Jendol superstores, Justrite supermarket, and the likes or a private university or churches, that wish to also have schools within the facility. We'd also like to sell them together, preferably to an estate developer or a very High Net worth Individual with a view to developing an estate.

Asking price ₦22,000,000.00 (Twenty Two Million Naira Only) per plot. (Slightly Negotiable)

2. A fenced and gated warehouse, nearing completion, built on over 3 plots of land in the same axis. Suitable for a warehouse, Religious worship centre, or Retail Store/Super Market.

Asking price ₦140 ,000,000.00 (One hundred and forty Million Naira only) , Slightly Negotiable.

Kindly contact the OP on 08067961300. Serious buyers only please.

Kingsoul1:
Available

. Are they still available or do you have another batch(es) for immediate purchase, as soon as we conclude?

Supernatural19:
Pls what'sapp price per kg for 300 kg to +2347068293478
Thanks

I have not had to sell in KGS before now. Currently, we sell in

a. Normal small paint buckets for ₦12k per paint bucket,

b. ₦48k per bigger paint bucket, containing 4 of the smaller paint bucket or

c. ₦150k per bag, containing a little over 3 of b above.

The farm in the picture above is where the seeds were generated from. In addition, I'm sending you some videos on whatsapp as well

They speak about the specie and quality of what you intend buying from us.

Regards.

aribisala0:
Babangida was much younger when he inflicted even more hardship
Is the problem about rallying or youth?
Is it only young people that are suffering?
The price of petrol when IBB took over was 20 kobo
In 1999 when military left it was 11 Naira and we were no longer spending kobo
In 14 years price multiplied X55
That is like going from 200 Naira to 11000 Naira
Nigerians saw hell under the military and you risked your life of you talked
So don't tell me this has not happened before

A lot worse happened
Now internet and democracy has made people soft

You can't compare increment of ₦200 to ₦11000, in 14 years (an average of ₦771 per annum to ₦195 to 700 within a few months, nay days (Averaging ₦505 in 6 months, which is ₦1,010 by year end of the "Subsidy is gone" president and dollar of ₦450 to about ₦2000, within 8-9 months, averaging a loss of ₦193.75 monthly to the dollar

The military regime's inflation was slow and steady, but what we are seeing now has not happened in Nigeria before. Have you ever heard of hunger protests like this before. What we have now is pretty bad.

Dear Nairalanders,

We have Ugu seeds in small and large quantities for sale in Lagos, around Agbara axis.

Interested buyers can please contact us on 08067961300 (WhatsApp Messages Only) for discussion and transaction.

We can do waybill also for those who are not too close by. It is strictly on first come, first served basis.

Thank you.

Buy your freshly harvested Ugu seeds from us today and take 90% the risk of failure in the business off you.

Serious buyers should reach us on 08067961300 (WhatsApp only) for discussions and transactions.

Warm regards.

Beverlyjean:
FRAUDGERIA , SCAMGERIA

3 Students of FGCL Ijanikin unjustly suspended. Can you add your voice and signature to a petition? https://chng.it/SYgyvFVSKx

The first link is from Vanguard Media, while the second is the video of the interview by the said parents on TVC.

dougivilla:
The management of the Federal Government College, Ijanikin, Lagos State, has found itself entangled in controversy as it reportedly suspended three students indefinitely. The alleged reason behind this punitive action is a petition submitted to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) by the parents of these students. The complaint revolves around how funds were managed by the Parents Teacher Association (PTA) of the school. Notably, a fourth student escaped the suspension as they had already completed their studies before the disciplinary measures were enforced.

Aggrieved by what they perceived as unjust retaliation, parents took to a Television Continental (TVC) program to share their side of the story. According to them, their quest for transparency regarding the PTA’s expenditure of approximately N23 million resulted in them being labelled as rebels. This, in turn, led to both parents and their children facing severe consequences.

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Mrs. Falilat Oluwashogbon, one of the affected parents, recounted the genesis of the issue, pointing to the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the PTA in 2022. At this meeting, questions were raised about the financial report, specifically the alleged increase in the salary of PTA teachers to N23 million without any new hires or salary increments. Oluwashogbon expressed concern about discrepancies in the records, including reported spending over N1 million on sports and N1 million as a sitting allowance for PTA executive members.

“Surprisingly, those of us that raised concerns about how the funds were being spent were removed from the Telegram group that parents, the principal, and even some teachers belong to,” she explained. Additionally, the parents found their children’s portals blocked, prompting them to petition the EFCC over several months when no resolution was reached.

Pius Sodje, another parent who is also a lawyer, alleged that his child narrowly avoided being prevented from sitting for the previous year’s WAEC and NECO examinations. He highlighted issues with the figures presented by the PTA at the AGM, emphasizing the need for more satisfactory explanations for the expenditures.



In response to these allegations, the Chairman of the PTA, Comrade Shola Tokede, contested the parents’ claims during his appearance on the TVC program. He attributed the controversy to the aftermath of the 2021 PTA election, stating that those making accusations had lost in the election. Tokede vehemently denied any mismanagement of funds, insisting that all expenses and incomes were duly accounted for.

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Regarding the suspension of students, Tokede cited a memo from the Federal Ministry of Education. He claimed that any parent taking issues to court over their children’s schools would result in their children being suspended until the matter is withdrawn or settled in court. He asserted this is in accordance with the regulations laid down by the Federal Ministry of Education.

However, Douglas Damoor, another parent, clarified that their engagement with the EFCC was not a legal matter that went to court. Furthermore, the parents claimed they were unaware of the said memo. Damoor expressed concern for the innocent students facing the consequences and emphasized that they intended to seek clarification on alleged financial infractions.

When our correspondent visited the school, teachers declined to comment, citing their status as civil servants and the ongoing investigation by the Federal Ministry of Education. The PTA’s public relations officer mentioned that the association would release its position soon.

This unfortunate situation raises significant questions about transparency, accountability, and the delicate balance between parental concerns and administrative decisions within educational institutions. The clash between the parents and the PTA has not only led to the suspension of students but has also shone a spotlight on the broader issue of how schools handle financial matters and respond to parental inquiries.

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The parents’ concerns about the alleged financial irregularities, such as the reported increase in PTA teachers’ salaries and questionable spending, highlight the importance of accountability in managing school funds. Schools, especially those receiving public funds, must maintain high transparency to build trust among parents and the wider community.

The response from the PTA chairman, Comrade Shola Tokede, raises questions about the internal dynamics within the association and its ability to address concerns raised by parents. The conflicting narratives from both parties underscore the need for an impartial investigation to ascertain the facts surrounding the alleged mismanagement of funds and the subsequent suspension of students.

The claim that students are suspended due to their parents taking school-related issues to court adds another layer of complexity to the situation. While the Federal Ministry of Education’s regulations may provide a framework for handling such matters, the potential impact on innocent students not party to legal disputes raises ethical considerations.


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https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/01/alleged-fraud-fgc-ijanikin-suspends-students-for-parents-sin-of-petitioning-efcc/




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdJvCn3aLMU?si=oJgRLBcGnDcMJsAW

The management of the Federal Government College, Ijanikin, Lagos State, has found itself entangled in controversy as it reportedly suspended three students indefinitely. The alleged reason behind this punitive action is a petition submitted to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) by the parents of these students. The complaint revolves around how funds were managed by the Parents Teacher Association (PTA) of the school. Notably, a fourth student escaped the suspension as they had already completed their studies before the disciplinary measures were enforced.

Aggrieved by what they perceived as unjust retaliation, parents took to a Television Continental (TVC) program to share their side of the story. According to them, their quest for transparency regarding the PTA’s expenditure of approximately N23 million resulted in them being labelled as rebels. This, in turn, led to both parents and their children facing severe consequences.

Advertising
Mrs. Falilat Oluwashogbon, one of the affected parents, recounted the genesis of the issue, pointing to the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the PTA in 2022. At this meeting, questions were raised about the financial report, specifically the alleged increase in the salary of PTA teachers to N23 million without any new hires or salary increments. Oluwashogbon expressed concern about discrepancies in the records, including reported spending over N1 million on sports and N1 million as a sitting allowance for PTA executive members.

“Surprisingly, those of us that raised concerns about how the funds were being spent were removed from the Telegram group that parents, the principal, and even some teachers belong to,” she explained. Additionally, the parents found their children’s portals blocked, prompting them to petition the EFCC over several months when no resolution was reached.

Pius Sodje, another parent who is also a lawyer, alleged that his child narrowly avoided being prevented from sitting for the previous year’s WAEC and NECO examinations. He highlighted issues with the figures presented by the PTA at the AGM, emphasizing the need for more satisfactory explanations for the expenditures.



In response to these allegations, the Chairman of the PTA, Comrade Shola Tokede, contested the parents’ claims during his appearance on the TVC program. He attributed the controversy to the aftermath of the 2021 PTA election, stating that those making accusations had lost in the election. Tokede vehemently denied any mismanagement of funds, insisting that all expenses and incomes were duly accounted for.

Advertising
Regarding the suspension of students, Tokede cited a memo from the Federal Ministry of Education. He claimed that any parent taking issues to court over their children’s schools would result in their children being suspended until the matter is withdrawn or settled in court. He asserted this is in accordance with the regulations laid down by the Federal Ministry of Education.

However, Douglas Damoor, another parent, clarified that their engagement with the EFCC was not a legal matter that went to court. Furthermore, the parents claimed they were unaware of the said memo. Damoor expressed concern for the innocent students facing the consequences and emphasized that they intended to seek clarification on alleged financial infractions.

When our correspondent visited the school, teachers declined to comment, citing their status as civil servants and the ongoing investigation by the Federal Ministry of Education. The PTA’s public relations officer mentioned that the association would release its position soon.

This unfortunate situation raises significant questions about transparency, accountability, and the delicate balance between parental concerns and administrative decisions within educational institutions. The clash between the parents and the PTA has not only led to the suspension of students but has also shone a spotlight on the broader issue of how schools handle financial matters and respond to parental inquiries.

Advertising

The parents’ concerns about the alleged financial irregularities, such as the reported increase in PTA teachers’ salaries and questionable spending, highlight the importance of accountability in managing school funds. Schools, especially those receiving public funds, must maintain high transparency to build trust among parents and the wider community.

The response from the PTA chairman, Comrade Shola Tokede, raises questions about the internal dynamics within the association and its ability to address concerns raised by parents. The conflicting narratives from both parties underscore the need for an impartial investigation to ascertain the facts surrounding the alleged mismanagement of funds and the subsequent suspension of students.

The claim that students are suspended due to their parents taking school-related issues to court adds another layer of complexity to the situation. While the Federal Ministry of Education’s regulations may provide a framework for handling such matters, the potential impact on innocent students not party to legal disputes raises ethical considerations.


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Optimizing Public Assets: Key to Nigeria’s Economic Growth – Surveyors
The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) has underscored the potential economic advantages of proficiently managing public assets, emphasizing that such management could yield substantial returns for the country.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/01/alleged-fraud-fgc-ijanikin-suspends-students-for-parents-sin-of-petitioning-efcc/




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdJvCn3aLMU?si=oJgRLBcGnDcMJsAW

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Do you sell?

Isn't there any solar panel/inverter option yet to powering your pumping machine and/or raingun

I am also looking for partners in this business.

We get ours from Gombe and Benue. If you want to bulk buy or buy in wholesale quantity, do contact me (WhatsApp) on 08067961300. Its payment on delivery!

Do you stii have rainguns available?

A studio (Both rehearsal and recording studio) around Iyana-Isashi/Okoko area of Lagos State, is in need of a studio Engineer/Producer, who may double as the manager of the Studio if he/she has the capacity.

Candidate must be proficient in studio engineering/Production.

Should be educated up to at least SSCE/OND and must have a minimum of 3 years experience on same job.

Should be a very good Pianist/keyboardist and have good knowledge of different genres of music, especially gospel.

Must reside around Okoko/Iyana Isashi and environs.

Should be cool-headed friendly, approachable, teachable and willing to learn.

Being a good Christian would be an added advantage.

Interested persons should Pchat (only, no calls please) 08067961300 on WhatsApp or send résumé to studio3D@gmail.com

Successful candidates would be contacted.

Mgmt.
Studio3D

Thanks @essenceloaded!

SalamRushdie:
Is it the reporter that told the IGP not to read well ?

lol. Ijust wonder!�

silastemplar:
The IGP they summoned has not appeared its the president they are summoning. But i think a state of emergency should be declared in Benue.

State of Emergency ke? You would be rewarding the incompetent obviously compromised military with more responsibilities. Are they not the same people alleged to have been protecting the herdsmen?

Instead, I think the head of all security apparatus should be fired and replaced, or better still, their oga on top should be fired!

ybalogs:
The ajekun iya crooner is said to have jumped through the window of a moving police vehicle after threatening to kill himself and put the police force in trouble. That could be MERIXED to form a good tune aiight We are waiting for your next single honorable Sinator.

He jumped from d window of a moving police vehicle, yet had his glasses on, on the stretcher enroute the hospital?

Have u thought for once that he could have been drugged/injected and pushed down to die?

Why is he usurping the functions of the commissioner for Happiness and Owambe activities?

Nairalanddist:
Christianity should be banned just like China did. The federal government should amend the Nigerian constitution so Islam would become the only religion all Nigerians can practice. Enough of these infidels populating the country

You should be banned for posting this trash!

elrony:
Are you mad?

Isn't it obvious?

sirBLUNT:
hatrad?why should i hate when i don't have a weak emotion you see anything free don't usually have value so i will rather spent to get what i want because i know my worth...BTW why didin't he make courses like law,masscom and engineering free too?we all know that people hardly apply for agricultural courses

The school is focused primarily on Agricultural revolution of Africa as a continent. You may wish to go to their website for further information.

https://lmu.edu.ng/about-lmu/history

I just do not like the idea of blanket criticism. If the church does not assist, some will criticize now, there is a form of reprieve, yet unnecessary castigation. Government that has promised that we will bbe self sufficient in food production before 2020, who have they given scholarships or such waivers to, both in their regular universities or even universities of agriculture?

iamJ:
lol see style


allowing a useless course to be taught freely , at least freeze attacks is getting to them, for him to be worried and be making changes tells us everything we need to know, no pastor go see my 5kobo, i will enter ur church, dance and walk one kobo i wouldnt pay

Landmark was established almost a decade ago and most of her agric related courses enjoy between 25-100% scholarship.

When exactly did your mentor start his attacks?

rheether:
As if that faculty can boast of 50 students��

How many people have benefitted from your magnanimity?

Even if its only 10, what's wrong with reducing payment stress from 10 people?

sirBLUNT:
always despise the free lunch..there is always an ulterior motive..

Try to appreciate good when you see one.

Hatred is a silent killer; yet kills faster than Hiv.

pioukul1:
Wow... This is quite inciteful.

Lol.

Like hate speech?

Never speak ill of your boss, before other staff

Never get involved in back biting your co staff.

These things usually back fire.

AntiBrutus:
There lies the problem. If you wanna cheat, be a loyal cheat[oxymoron? ]. Don't lie to the side chic, let her know and position...that way, she gats align well.

I think side chick knew. She was only reacting to the crowd that had gathered.

Why would she imply that the wife was loosing her husband, because she (s.c) was perhaps better in bed

I have this Gospel song, Imela- https://www.reverbnation.com/a_3d72/song/27272859-imela-3d-douglas-danor released earlier in the year, whose video we just shot. Song was promoted massively on social media and currently enjoying Alaba mix promotions and radio airplay nationwide.

This October, I'll be premiering and promoting the video on TV stations locally, nationally and internationally.

I am therefore in need of a good artiste manager and/or social media manager with viable Gospel music promo contacts in the industry to boost our efforts.

Interested and meet the criteria? please contact 08067961300 (Whatsapp only please) for further discussion.

Warmest regards.

Statsocial:
That is a lie! Church Universities do reform people and has no correlation with ''increased vices'' as you opined. But even as Jesus Preached and not everyone believed so there are people who attend church universities and still remained unchanged.

Some people are just fastidious.

It would have been better if he/she had told what he/she had done to reduce vices in the land.