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Abike is very stupid |
SteveOfu:You did nothing wrong He just want to stop talking to you and everything else is just an excuse |
Bridget95:I can go on and on with pictures from Oyo state alone You guys are always happy to celebrate any negative news from South West as if you have forgotten that a lot of your people live in South West too |
The Ondo State Police Command, on Monday, confirmed the release of a commercial driver, Mr Felix Akinde, by his abductors. Akinde, a member of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, was kidnapped last week by unknown gunmen in Ita-Ogbolu on the Akure-Ado Ekiti Road, headquarters of the Akure North Local Government Area of the state, while travelling to Akure from Ekiti State to pick passengers. The hoodlums demanded N5m ransom for his release but the amount was later reduced to N2m after negotiation. It was gathered that the victim was set free on Saturday after an undisclosed amount was paid to his abductors as ransom. The state Police Public Relations Officer, Femi Joseph, confirmed the development but said the command was not aware that any ransom was paid. He added that the command had not got the details of how the victim was set free as of the time of speaking to our correspondent. Joseph stated, “I can confirm that the victim has been released, but we don’t have the details of his release, because after he was set free, he called to inform us. “We asked him to come to the command headquarters to give us the details but he said he wanted to go and meet his boss first, and since then, he has not shown up.” On the ransom paid, the PPRO said, “We have not seen him to know the details; we cannot say anything on whether ransom was paid or not. All I can say is that he has been released.” https://punchng.com/abducted-driver-regains-freedom-in-ondo/ Cc Lalasticlala |
Lagos State Government on Tuesday resumed the construction of the ten-lane Lagos-Badagry Expressway ten years after its commencement. Performing the flag-off, the Deputy Governor of the state, Dr Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, stated that the return to the road not only marks the fulfillment of a promise made during a recent visit on June 2, 2019, to the people of the State by the Sanwo-Olu Administration but is also designed to bring relief to commuters who experience hardship daily on the road. Speaking at the site office of the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC), contractors to the project, the Deputy Governor noted that the Sanwo-Olu administration would honour all the promises made to Lagosians. He further stated that the project covers specifically the Agboju to Trade Fair segment as well as the rehabilitation of the Eric Moore – Mile 2 stretch. Hamzat said, “We must obey the law, citizens co-operation is critical to what successes we will be able to record during this tenure. We must also monitor the project and report progress and observations to us.” Hamzat further commended the co-operation of the Federal Government as both the State and Federal Agencies will be present along the road up to the Seme border. He explained that Lagos State is handling Eric Moore to Agboju while FERMA will do four-lane maintenance to Agbara while the Federal Government has awarded Agbara to Seme as a six-lane Highway. He said the State Government will deploy Taskforce to clean up the area and ensure a free flow of traffic. It should be recalled that the notion to expand the Lagos-Badagry Expressway, a major gateway connecting Nigeria and other neighbouring West African countries was conceptualized in 2009 by the Babatunde Raji Fashola administration to ease traffic in the region and upgrade the infrastructure from four (4) lane into ten (10) lane dual carriage. https://punchng.com/lagos-resumes-construction-of-lagos-badagry-expressway/ Cc Lalasticlala Mynd44 |
Bridget95:So your head and leprous hands didn't see these pictures of Oyo to get from the Internet ?
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Bridget95:This is what Barren and backward look like At least you can still see a good road in that Village
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It is like PDP governors have nothing to offer other than Blame game |
horsepower101:That wouldn't change the fact that alot of Igbo people are Economic refugees in Oyo State |
Amarabae:That's only what your head could think of Bankrupt Oyo State is better than Barren Sad East |
Countries within the West African sub-region will be able to use a single currency from January 2020 The currency which is called ECO was adopted by the Authority of ECOWAS Heads of State and Government on Saturday in Nigeria’s capital Abuja. The West African leaders endorsed the currency at their 55th Ordinary Session and approved a road map towards the currency’s issuance in January 2020. There roadmap is to ensure that all member countries meet three primary criteria for the adoption of the currency. The criteria for adoption includes member countries having a budget deficit of not more than 3%; average annual inflation of less than 10% with a long-term goal of not more than 5% by 2019. Member countries were also expected to have gross reserves that can finance at least three months of imports. The other convergence criteria that have been adopted by ECOWAS are public debt or Gross Domestic Product of not more than 70%. There is also the issue of central banks financing budget deficit not more than 10% of previous year’s tax revenue, and nominal exchange rate variation of plus or minus 10%. A communiqué by Nigeria’s Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mustapha Suleiman said that the regional leaders instructed the ECOWAS Commission to work in collaboration with West African Monetary Agency. The commission is also expected to work with West African Monetary Institute and all central banks to settle on a symbol for the single currency. Meanwhile, the ECOWAS Chairman President Issoufou Mahamadou said that the revised roadmap does not affect the date for the issuance of the single currency in January 2020. He said “We have not changed that but we will continue with assessment between now and then. “We are of the view that countries that are ready will launch the single currency and countries that are not yet ready will join the programme as they comply with all six convergence criteria,” he added. ECOWAS was set up in 1975 and has a combined population of 385 million. It comprises Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Togo. Eight of these countries use one currency called the CFA franc. Those are Benin, Burkina Faso, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Mali, Niger, Senegal, and Togo. The decision to adopt one currency is similar to that of the European Union to adopt a single currency called Euro. https://www.pulse.ng/bi/finance/ecowas-finally-adopts-eco-as-a-single-currency/dmfx7bt
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So we should start dancing and celebrating? ![]() |
Well Lagos is the best place to get started if they want trouble lol |
Welcome development |
Congratulation, everyone know say Badoo na Baba |
GMbuharii:But people like you support Lil Wayne and all other Gangsta US artistes that always rap about Gun, Pussy and Drugs |
They are welcome |
martowskin1:And when they come for your Business later, you will start crying like those Nigerians in South Africa and Ghana If you are a Nigerian and you are not investing in Nigeria, You are also part of the problems Nigeria still remain one of the country with the best economy in Africa Don't cry foul when the citizens of the country you invest in come for your head in the future |
Welcome development |
Amitez:How are your governors doing in your shithole states? Have you demand accountability from Ikpeazu and the rest ? Nigeria will never move forward with people like you guys |
Amitez:Dude i am not defending the Government or whatever and the Government should do their job but what i am speaking against is the habit of calling Nigeria names and cursing Nigeria on Social Media. Calling Nigeria all sort of names and cursing the entire nation online wouldn't turn Nigeria to Dubai. Every country have Issues but you don't see the citizens cursing their country or calling it names they will rather speak against the Government. That's how sane people behave |
djon78:The only difference between Abuja and Lagos is population and Abuja population is not up to 6 million talk less of 15 You guys just hate Lagos Flood also happened in Abuja this year, Abuja is also a glorified slum |
pickatyou:You are very bias for calling Lagos a slum There are slums in every city that doesn't mean the whole city is a slums These were pictures of flood and Bad roads in London but you don't see Londoners calling London Slums You Nigerians just like exposing yourselves to negativity and disgracing yourselves, no wonder no Africa nation respect us There is no perfect place anywhere
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pickatyou:You are just ignorant Lagos is the most populated city in Nigeria and Africa and it is also the smallest City in Nigeria, look at that burden Kano is bigger than Lagos and also with less population you must be a Northerner |
Earthquake3:And so what ? Just because we support Buhari government doesn't mean we are going to support all his actions. As far as i am concern it not only Fulani and Hausa that are in the North |
NigeriaIsDoomed:So you want to compare 25 million populated Lagos to just 5 million or less populated Abuja ? Let Abuja have the same population of Lagos first before you speak Flood too also happen in Abuja You people just use every opportunity to talk bad about Lagos, let Abuja or any city have the same population of Lagos first |
castrokins:These were pictures of flood in London but you don't see Londoners calling london Slums
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SLAP44:Yeah Sanwo should have turn Lagos to Dubai in just a month Flood can happen in any city due to heavy down pour |
WeSayNoToRuga:Yoruba is still going for the presidency and we shall have it |
fineboynl:Yoruba is still going for the Presidency and we shall have it |
VulgarVulvas:Being silent doesn't mean they support it Everything is not about making noise on social media |
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