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Everythings works perfectly well though one of the shaft vibrate Ktaophyc: |
Yoruba and IGR ARE LIKE 5 AND 6, why then are we paying taxes? Stephen0mozzy: |
Yes, he was not your choice because he is not a bigot. yorubas like tribalistic person who will self their tribal interest instead of national interest. ajailer: |
He is holding the governor he pays tax to accountable, what is your business about that? BATified2023: |
You missed he clearly a bad man with bad intention ShobayoEmma: |
Have you been able to resolve this ? I am having the same issue with my corolla 2005. Mine is if I allow it to warm like 5 minuates, it will move wothout delay. I have been battling this issue for over 5 months now dapotemi: |
Yoruba muslm HacheNoire: |
Power supply became worse since Tinibu put solar in aso rock |
Point of correction tinibu is rent seeking economic economist kesino123: |
It is a good way to go if only government has provided public convinences in those areas and they fail to use it. Urination is a nature call there is limit to how long you can hold yourself if nature calls VictorIfe: |
The will security forces to carry out the riging BluntCrazeMan: |
To send tinibu back to yorubaland is a task every well meaning nigerians must join hands to achieved |
Subsidy is gone. Debt keep piling up, yet MDAs are still underfunded, no good roads nationwide, no stable electricity,no good hospitals, no good schools and lives are not secured.where are all these funds going to? What is the benefit of the subsidy removal. Can someone educate me? I am curious to know. |
Thurder fire anybody that use democrate and Tinibu in the same sentence. |
Why are we promoting nonsense in this country? |
Something has to be done about this |
I have repeatedly experienced issues when attempting to carry out transfers via MTN’s USSD service. Each time I dial the transfer code, an amount of ₦6.90 is deducted from my balance, after which I receive an “SP service failure” message and the transaction is not completed. When I attempt the transaction again, another deduction is made without any successful transfer. These repeated deductions without service delivery are unacceptable and amount to unfair billing |
If not ringing nothing would taken this disaster to Aso rock |
That road has been under construction since 2015 seunowa: |
Seeing Lagos in that list made me to start daught the credibility of that list. |
The voice on the video says mile 12 and the subject is bearing mile 2. Which one is the correct location |
Let it not be Buhari northern oil search part 2 |
Sad waste people know what they are doing. Eviness and weakedness will kill them |
Obi giving land allocaton in Abuja but he declined it during goodluck tenure SeeWahala: |
Th notorious crime master called Tpain might do the worst come 2027 |
He didn't fail then, it is just a clash of interest. the loot would be hiden in form of water font real estate SpaceX: |
Are you really a humam being or you are a bot? How can we be talking about human lives here and you linkong to politics? JAMO84: |
SYSTEMS ARE PREDICTABLE - On Makoko. There no doubt that Lagos needs to grow. And yes we know that Urban land grabbing happens everywhere in the world. It's not new. From China to the United States, to Lagos. So what is happening in Makoko is not new. What is different is the absence of humanity. And that absence is what makes it painful, and hurtful. In China, homes are demolished daily for urban development. Entire communities are cleared to make way for new cities, highways, and industrial zones. But before demolition happens, a system is already in place: People are counted Families are documented Compensation is defined Relocation is planned New housing is prepared before displacement You can debate China’s politics all day, but one fact remains: Displacement there is predictable, structured, and system-driven. People don’t wake up to bulldozers without knowing what comes next. In the United States, urban renewal displaced millions as well. Highways destroyed neighborhoods, especially low-income and Black communities. Yet even there, displacement followed legal frameworks, court processes, compensation structures, housing policies, and records that acknowledged those affected. Now compare that with Makoko. No transparent data. No clear relocation plan. No dignity in execution. Just force, fear, and survival. The tragedy of Makoko is not development. The tragedy is development without systems. Development without empathy. Development without responsibility. Cities must grow. Urban renewal is inevitable. But when people are treated as objects and obstacles instead of stakeholders, development becomes inhuman, even when it claims to be progress. China relocated millions while building new cities, not because they are morally superior, but because systems were designed before action was taken. What hurts is not that Makoko is changing to a beautiful skyline. What hurts is that people are being erased without a future designed for them. This is not an argument against development. It is a call for humane, system-led development. Because where systems are absent, power is see as cruel. Daniel ADENIYI #LeadershipArchitect https://www.facebook.com/share/1AaqxnsiRi/ |


