₦airaland Forum

gudugba: Dead Slok airline...sun newspaper and ceescon oil?

This girl is a joke ...

Ibos just like throwing %age carelessly ...

well you may call them dead but they in addition to others constitute the bedrock of Lagos economy. Now what has Fashola contributed personally to the Lagos economy? Does he even pay tax? Who is a more needed person in Lagos? Fashola or Kalu?

gudugba: Lolzzzz.......you've been warned. That is just a sign that BRF can deal with any troublesome Ibo....it cause him very little to bring a jobless politicam like OUK to his knee if he decides to..

Fashola sure knows how to play games, he sealed the house for barely 10 mins. lol. The fear of kalu is the beginning of wisdom for fash

Yorubest: The son of the soil have spoken on behalf of the owners of the land.

End of discussion

if orji kalu today decides to withdraw all his investments from Lagos, about 5% of the state's economy will be seriously affected

feminancy: I don't do fake news ok

Www.vanguardngr.com

femi, don't mind these bigots ok. just leave them for me.

seanet02: House remains closed...
Fake news fake source

which house? Orji Kalu's house in Lagos or yours? Go near and see for yourself. The aboki man at the security post has just been instructed to shoot any moving thing on sight

gudugba: Orji Uzor Kalu

If na noise...BRF got enough hangers on to make OUK regret the day he decided to take him on....the fact that LASG has been silent on his issue is very obvious... OUK is a finished politician in Nigeria.

you are a fool, orji kalu has enough money to keep the Lagos state govt of fire. Orji kalu is more popular and has more contacts in Nigeria and beyond than the fraud and bigot called Fashola. They should have dare not reopening the house. Again Fashola is warned

Fashola is warned! Don't step on the lions tail. Orji Kalu will take you to the cleaners.

No difference. SE is locked to APC. All these noisemakers are Tinubu's lackeys

alexchiny: Please we dont want Ngige, ok? You can use him to replace Fashola in 2015. Its ok by us.

hahaha.

Good move from GEJ. Soludo is the people's choice and GEJ knows he is a better candidate that can upsurge the APC nonsense of ngige.

[quote author=acidosis™]You can create another thread about any governor you wish to criticise..

As long as this thread exist.. We will continue to talk about the fraudulent slogan "eko o ni baje" targeted to edify the poor in Lagos..[/quote]
some people are not comfortable with the truth staring them directly into their eyeballs

ba7man: By the time you look up from your Laptops and smart-phones, Fashola would have commissioned another project.

I guess these projects being commissioned are all situated in Mars right?

ba7man: Due to neglect by the past millitary Administrators, I'v watched Lagos decay. Existing slums grew larger, new ones sprang up and expanded due to that daft migratory pattern of Nigerians......( Result of the Money is in Lagos mentality).

For the first time, someone is doing something to put this in check and some people are argueing that he should keep providing for their ever increasing number?? Can't your state Governors do that?? Must it be Fashola??

Look, those days of coming to Lagos to come live under bridges, wandering the streets jobless is over. This is the simple message Fashola is trying to pass across.

Absolute rubbish. cities transform by lifting inhabitants out of poverty, creating opportunities that will lift the poor out of poverty not forced transformation into megacity. Fashola thinks by alienating the poor from Lagos, Lagos will turn to new York, London etc. lol. leader indeed! and 80% of these poor are yorubas btw.

ba7man: Every tribe is resident in those slums....See that i included Yorubas in my list.

Shut it, O.D.B just caught you pants down in your bid to turn this thread to another igbo/yoruba fight and like the corny person you are you backtracked, you Yoruba irredentist

[quote author=O.D.B.]Now you are blaming other tribes for the squalid condition of Lagos. Yorubas are privately and publicly dirty. check out ibadan and other yoruba states[/quote]lol. #fact

[quote author=O.D.B.]dat e-tout needs to feed. [/quote]
he is a cyber almajiri

"Eko oni Baje o".


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the fraudulent slogan from a fraudulent, bigoted and non performing Fashola

THE Amnesty International has stated that
despite the Lagos State government’s lofty
dreams of making the state a mega city,
about 75 per cent of Lagosians live in slums.
Speaking at a press conference, on Monday,
on the heels of the demolition of Ijora Badia
East, Mr Oluwatosin Popoola, Amnesty
International’s Nigeria researcher, stated
that the state government’s failure to
respect the rights of the residents of Badia
had resulted in hardship for the people who
still remained largely homeless and jobless
despite pleas from them for compensation
from the state government.
He stated that forced evictions of Nigerians
in Lagos had cost around 9,000 people their
homes or livelihoods. He added that tens of
thousands more could be at risk if the
government proceeded with plans to
redevelop the slum area of Badia East.
According to a report jointly issued with the
Social and Economic Rights Action Centre
(SERAC) and the Amnesty International, the
Lagos State government must act
consistently with Nigeria’s obligations under
the international law.
“The effects of February’s forced eviction
have been devastating for the Badia East
community, where dozens are still sleeping
out in the open or under a nearby bridge
exposed to rain, mosquitos and at risk of
physical attack,” the report stated.
The report called on Lagos authorities to
halt the forced evictions aimed at bringing
order to the chaotic and crowded
metropolis which is home to about 15
million people.
“The Lagos State government has violated
the right to adequate housing of the
residents of Badia East by failing to put in
place any of the legal safeguards required
under the international law, prior to
evicting thousands of the residents.
“The demolition has devastating
consequences on the lives of the evictees.
This is one eviction too many, all in the
name of development. The Nigerian
government has failed the people of Badia
by resettling them in the area from Oluwole,
where they were in 1973. Oluwole area is
now home to the National Theatre and the
Federal Government resettled them in Badia
without proper documentation,” the report
said.
SERAC’s Coordinator, Mr Felix Morka,
pointed out that the residents of Badia must
be provided with effective remedies and
reparation for the violations suffered.
“In the case of Badia, we have seen old
women, pregnant women and litle children
forcefully left to the mercy of the elements
all in the name of development. Most of the
human rights standards were ignored,” he
added.
He called on the National Assembly to adopt
a resolution concerning all forced evictions
in Nigeria and also pass into law, without
delay, a bill explicitly prohibiting forced
evictions.
http://www.tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/news/item/19006-amnesty-international-75-of-lagosians-live-in-slums-our-aim-is-to-build-1008-flats-at-badia-—fashola.html