brabus:


The last time I checked "Democracy" means “rule of the people”. That means the world over countries that profess to being a democracy reflect the will of the people and government at all levels must work in the best interest of the people. 

It's high time our leaders learn from history and make a serious change to save our communities. What are our priorities?

Is it a flyover that leads no where or motorable roads all over?

iterator25: What happened to escalators?

brabus: I live in Ogun state and I'm yet to see how this is beneficial to common man.

I see road upgrades happening in less than a decade to come. Most of the ongoing road projects in Ogun state are not well thought.

#justsaying #ogunstandard - the pictures they refused to show you

I'm no hater so don't try to prove what you don't know.

Akanbi_edu: FYI op

We now have a slang for our projects, its called "Ogun standard". Awareness is fast spreading.

ikwere militant: u se d reason y u yorubas re so stupid.so u pepl eat d whole puf puf in shoprite nd yet cant aford to repair ur zinc.meeen yorubas re rilly stupid

ikwere militant: nd yet ur pepl cant aford a bundle of zinc

the warrior72: In ur mind abi, I will advice u to travel out of ur enclave, to know what's on the ground in southeastern state

Sunny_bobo: Not me mate. I'm sorry for the people who'll make use of that trap.

Now, compare that caricature of a bridge to this one in Uyo;

Abagworo: Southeast has been receiving the least funds in Nigeria for more than 40 years but we are thriving. Our major problem remains public utilities, urban renewal, pipe-borne water and good refuse disposal in our cities. In terms of housing, Southeast is far ahead of the rest of the country. Our houses look dirty now because of bad roads and secondly some parts that have laterite surface soil that tends to discolor houses after every harmattan. Our economic hopes lies in Anambra and Abia which actually could have been leading the rest of Africa if not for misplaced priorities by successive governments. The biggest mistake was making Awka and Umuahia capital of Anambra and Abia and in that process denying the required formal/public sector from merging with commerce and industry to create a Kano or Ibadan in Igboland where a State capital will be fully commercial and industrial.

Why have I been a major critic of Peter Obi? From every information at my reach, he tried better than the other Governors before him and that is commendable but if he had focused on Onitsha in particular and Nnewi most of Igboland will be affected positively.


Now these are pictures from Aba and Onitsha which was developed through individual efforts without Goverment contribution.