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NGArmyTerrorist:Anything you don't understand or like is African mentality. Sorry dark Australian! Jesus is calling all into repentance. Tomorrow may not be! |
The South West Development Commission, SWDC, says it has secured a provisional licence to establish a comprehensive regional passenger and freight rail network connecting the six states of the South-West. The Managing Director of SWDC, Dr Charles Akinola, disclosed this during a strategic meeting with regional stakeholders held at Cocoa House in Ibadan on Monday. Akinola said that the commission would collaborate with Odu’a Investment Company Ltd. and the Development Agenda for Western Nigeria, DAWN, Commission to develop an interconnected rail system capable of facilitating passenger movement and freight transportation across the region. tiamin rice “We have secured provisional licence for rail for freight and passengers. “We will work with Odu’a and DAWN to connect the Southwest with rail,” he said in a statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria in Ibadan on Tuesday. The SWDC boss said that the commission was also exploring other major infrastructure initiatives, including energy security and an integrated road transportation system. “We are also planning energy security for the region. “We are looking at constructing a road that will link Ore in Ondo State to the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway for integrated transportation to open up the region. “We are thinking of establishment of a South-West infrastructure development fund to complement the federal government’s funding,” he said. Akinola said the commission was open to partnerships that would help revive the developmental vision associated with the region’s founding leaders, including Chief Obafemi Awolowo and Alhaji Lateef Jakande. He commended the management of Odu’a Investment Company for repositioning the organisation and delivering billions of naira in dividends to its owner states. The SWDC boss also described the Association of Retired Heads of Service and Permanent Secretaries in the South-West as critical stakeholders whose experience could contribute to regional development. Also, Demola Badejo, Regional President of the association, said the meeting was aimed at exploring areas of partnership and cooperation between the association and the three institutions. Badejo said the association presented copies of its publication on a proposed economic development plan for the South-West to Odu’a Investment Company and SWDC as its contribution to the region’s development conversation. He said the association was particularly pleased that the DAWN Commission collaborated in producing the publication. Badejo described Odu’a Investment Company as a symbol of the collective economic interests and aspirations of the South-West states. According to him, ongoing efforts are on to reposition the company, unlock the value of its assets and maximise their benefits to the people. He also acknowledged DAWN Commission’s role in promoting regional integration, collaboration and coordinated development among the six South-West states. He described the emergence of SWDC and its mandate as providing “a new and important platform” for coordinated intervention, infrastructure development and other developmental initiatives across the region. On his part, Dr Oluseye Oyeleye, Director-General of DAWN Commission, said the region’s forebears demonstrated “audacity of thinking” through projects such as Cocoa House, Liberty Stadium, Odu’a Investment Company and the first television station in Africa. Oyeleye said that the vision of the region’s founding leaders was focused on the next generation rather than the next election cycle. “What our forebears did is audacity of thinking; they were not thinking of the next election but the next generation and taking the region to another level,” D-G said. He identified Odu’a Investment Company, SWDC and DAWN Commission as key institutions in shaping the future of the South-West region and advocated a shift from divisive politics to “politics of development.” Oyeleye also disclosed that DAWN Commission had collaborated with Egbe Omo Odu’a in the diaspora to establish funds for start-up capital for businesses across the region. He said applications were being invited from interested beneficiaries. The meeting was attended by stakeholders including Yinusa Abdulraman, Group Managing Director of Odu’a Investment Company; Badejo; Oyeleye and other regional development stakeholders. NAN https://dailynigerian.com/south-west-commission-secures-provisional-licence-regional-rail-network/?fbclid=IwVERDUAURQ_VwZG9mBWV4dG4DYWVtAjEwAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHlvxUwio6Vf_kt7AfiRKT6y7g7AX6uuSrPQYGulqenBwz_LowY3oUAxFsBxD_aem_lvtfs9t9fP770L6Fo6iVfQ
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MEET PASTOR E.A. ADEBOYE’S ONLY DAUGHTER, PASTOR BOLU ADUBI Pastor (Mrs.) Bolu Adubi, née Adeboye, is the only daughter of Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, and Pastor Mrs. Folu Adeboye. Born into one of Nigeria’s most prominent Christian families, Bolu has grown into a woman of faith and purpose, carving her own path in ministry while upholding the Christian values she was raised with. She is a pastor based in Maryland, USA, where she serves alongside her husband, Pastor Akin Adubi. She is also passionate about mentoring and supporting pastors’ and ministers’ children. Through her Royal Priesthood Ministry, she provides mentorship, counselling, prayer and a supportive community for young people growing up in ministry. Beyond being Pastor Adeboye’s only daughter, Bolu is a wife, mother and minister who continues to make her own impact through faith, family and service.
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Nigeria’s national minimum wage is ₦70,000, but the following States are paying higher. In the last 3 years, Nigeria has moved from at least 27 states failing to pay salaries into some States moved to now paying higher than National minimum wage. Where is your own state?
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kingbee90:How many people are in abia sef? |
MamaFryo:This is actually true to you as long as it's not about your candidate |
EntPublisher001:I think she's not destined to be a mother. God was too kind unto her |
‼️‼️—-A Nigerian man reportedly cancelled his girlfriend’s flight to Canada shortly before departure after she complained about the economy-class ticket he had booked for her. “My guy cancelled his girlfriend's flight to Canada one hour before departure, right there at MMIA Airport. I've been offline since, bcoz I had to drop my guy off at the MMIA airport today. Bro had worked more than two jobs for three years to save for his relocation and had bought two economy tickets because he planned to take her with him, they've been dating for 5 years. Then she looked at the tickets and said.... "Economy? After all the money you've saved? How am I supposed to post us leaving in economy? It looks cheap, how can I post that on snap, I don really make mouth o" He didn't argue...this guy stepped aside, opened the airline app and cancelled her booking. I thought he was joking... She thought he was joking too until the cancellation email hit her phone. "What did you do?!" He picked up his luggage and said "You're right...You deserve business class and I can't afford it, so I'm going alone…” Me: Brotherhood is proud of you, she truly gat to wait for someone who can afford her business class so that she can post on snap and post for her friends. Congratulations bro. Credit:GistReel.com |
Kalashnikov49:Learn how to assemble your own thoughts together first |
AMINDA:I believe this paper celebrated his birthday after this publication and it's never up to 52. Who determines what the age of someone is, the newspaper or the person? |
The Redeemed Christian Church of God donates (RCCG ) $265,854 for evacuation of Nigerians from South Africa over xenophobia. ABUJA (Nigeria 24) — The Federal Government has expressed gratitude to the Redeemed Christian Church of God for a donation of $265,854 to support the evacuation of distressed Nigerians from South Africa. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the donation, made under the leadership of Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, will fund 500 one-way tickets for Nigerians affected by xenophobic and Afrophobic attacks. "The Ministry regards this donation as a significant demonstration of RCCG's compassion, solidarity and genuine commitment to providing succour to distressed and stranded Nigerians," the statement read. The government disclosed that it commenced the ongoing evacuation on 10 June 2026 following a new wave of attacks on African nationals in South Africa. A total of 1,640 Nigerians have been brought home so far. The Federal Government fully sponsored the return of 1,385 of them, while the evacuations of 255 were sponsored through philanthropic donations. Currently, 202 Nigerians are awaiting final screening by South Africa's Department of Home Affairs before evacuation. The High Commission in Pretoria and Consulate General in Johannesburg remain open and are working through Nigerian community associations to assist those who wish to return. The Ministry linked the evacuation to the 4Ds foreign policy priorities of President Bola Tinubu's administration, citing the President's statement at the 21st Extraordinary Session of the African Union in Luanda on 30 August 2026, delivered by Vice President Kashim Shettima. The Ministry welcomed further partnerships with private organisations, philanthropists and faith-based groups to support Nigerians in the diaspora. The RCCG donation will be deployed in coordination with the church's leadership in South Africa for the purchase of the 500 tickets. #nigeria24 https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1KUcDWkGza/
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kingbee90:Your confusion is unmitigated. D'you mention Tafa Balogun working in 2023? |
NKEM OWOH COUNTERS FRANCIS DURU: “YORUBAS STARTED NOLLYWOOD” Veteran Nollywood actor Nkem Owoh has reportedly challenged fellow actor Francis Duru’s account of how Nollywood began, insisting that the Yoruba people were already deeply involved in filmmaking, theatre and stage performances long before the Igbo-led home-video boom of the 1990s. According to Owoh, the Yorubas had already developed a strong culture of theatre, acting and film production, using sophisticated cameras and established production methods before the emergence of the home-video era that eventually transformed Nigerian filmmaking. His position appears to draw an important distinction: the roots of Nigerian cinema did not begin with Nollywood’s home-video revolution. Rather, earlier generations of Nigerian filmmakers and theatre practitioners had already laid important foundations. The home-video success of Living in Bondage in 1992, however, became a major turning point and helped establish what the world came to recognise as Nollywood. So, who truly started Nollywood — Yoruba theatre practitioners, the pioneers of Nigerian cinema, or the Igbo entrepreneurs who drove the home-video revolution? 👇 This debate is far from over. What’s your take? #hussydaks #Nollywood #NkemOwoh #FrancisDuru #YorubaCinema #NigerianFilm #NigerianHistory #Entertainment
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Who's that person at the middle?
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AMINDA:You can decide to take it as 94 then! |
MrPresident1:An antichrist submission |
Veteran actor, Francis Duru has said that the Yorubas have taken over Nollywood. During an interview, he explained that while the Igbos originally started the modern Nollywood industry, the Yoruba filmmakers have effectively taken over because they are more organized and proactive. What's your take? https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1GP6ixGyw2/
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LagosOrigin:Nairametrics has suddenly turned into LYING MACHINES IN GOVERNMENT. You are irredeemable |
dododawa1:Liar! He's ijesa by blood |
Celebrityblog:See her mouth munching like some rugged imported gorillas. Looking at her reveals no 5 persons in her bloodline in that earning bracket |
James4358:You ignored the signs and wonders followed! |
greatiyk4u:Why do you have to prepare your meal and not just pray about it? |
HacheNoire:He who alleges must prove. You don't drag me into proving your allegations for you. |
HacheNoire:So you don't consider your IMPOSSIBLE an imprint? Are you that negative as to not to mind what you submit? |
Hired man who failed to impregnate friend's wife after 77 trials dragged to courthttps://www.thenigerianvoice.com/news/277841/hired-man-who-failed-to-impregnate-friends-wife-after-77-tr.html?_gl=1*1uqm4z6*_ga*N0RES3dvR2FoSDZvcVl0VDk0Z1ZMMXBYMnZnNXdfZl83TUhfRDlVNWlLeDliRC1wNXQ3eUJfR0diaDlkRzBoMA..*_ga_ZN5J40GHHZ*MTc4Nzc1MTc5My4xLjEuMTc4Nzc1MTc5NC4wLjAuMA.. Do not allow desperation lead into making unwise and embarrassing decisions when it comes to issues you've better options for solutions. After a careful review with a medical doctor, IVF or outright adoption could have been advised. Now, just imagine the huge razzmatazz it has caused him and his wife whose news is now in the public. Always seek advice from relevant expert. A good lawyer can never misdirect you! Matter of procreation isn't a small matter. Dalu kwanu...
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Baawaa:Kindly produce the unedited video evidence to back this up because I don't know who lieing here |
HacheNoire:Can you be specific on what you called "our infrastructure in Nigeria"? |