₦airaland Forum

keemsleek:
It was a pitiful one sadeen one, but has he said how many times did she react when people were killed, beheaded and the sit at home. She said nothing. Hypocrite are most of you all. The children will come home alive.

So because she didn't speak then, she doesn't have a right to speak now abi?

1vandragon:
Well, bat will continue to turn deaf ears to calls for good governance.

Afterall, that same Orile LG where the kidnapping happened turned out to vote overwhelming in the just concluded apc presidential primaries. And this was after the beheading of the teacher by terrorists.

That primary would have been an avenue to send a strong message by the apc people in the LG either not voting in the primaries or voting against bat as a form of protest votes.

But since they voted for bat, his mind set is that even with his incompetence, he will still secure sufficient votes.

Gbam!! Seems like Stokholm syndrome dey worry some people.

OBIDIENTNAIJA:
We must kick out this cocaine sniffing grandpa out of office. He's a bad influence.

How you wan achieve am??

Fuckyoumod:
Nigerians, a country of over 200 million people. Will just sit idly by and allow Tinubu to frustrate them and their generation.

No revolt, no protest, no fight and no resistance. Shame on all of you Nigerians.

If you are a soldier shame on you, you failed Nigeria,
If you are a student shame on you too, shame on the police, inec and every Nigerian.

Spot on Bro! When i hear my people wailing i say to myself why not do something about the issues rather than wailing about the issues. 2027 is around the corner, i have spoken to a few people who have decided that their votes will not count in the electoral process so they are not interested in the 2027 election, i kukuma tell dem say make dem stop dia wailing if dey are not ready to do anything about it.

Unfortunately the Nigerian "youths" don't care about the status quo because they low keep like the status quo.

Angelfrost:
There is always something wrong with anyone rightly and rightfully criticizing your leaders... Always!

Una no dey taya for these brainless rhetorics?

Okay... Was something also mentally or otherwise WRONG with Tinubu and all APC members those times they criticized and called out Jonathan?!!

Answer me that.

Nor mind some people wey know say dem diasef suppose dey Yaba left!!

HacheNoire:
How do you expect the government to take Peter Ogbudu serious?

Should I remind you that Peter Ogbudu was a drug addict that was rehabilitated in the United Kingdom, and previously spent TEN years in a psychiatric home in Lagos, Nigeria?

Y’all expect the government to react to everything but never consider the mental status of the messenger!

Really n@@!a? That's all you got to type??

Houseofglam7:
Okay but how exactly are we expected to contribute to this discussion?

The question should be what is the criteria for FP material? Because IMO a lot of what i see on FP doesn't belong there. Mods over to you.

DRAFT FINAL REPORT FOR IJAIYE AGROINDUSTRIAL HUB (AIH) RESETTLEMENT ACTIONPLAN (RAP)AKINYELE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA,OYO STATE.
Background of the Project
The Ijaiye Agro-Industrial Hub (AIH) is a flagship intervention under the Oyo State
Government’s Agribusiness Development Programme, implemented through the Oyo State
Agribusiness Development Agency (OYSADA) within the framework of the Special Agro
Industrial Processing Zones (SAPZ). The project is supported by development partners,
including the African Development Bank (AfDB), Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), and the
International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), in collaboration with the Federal
Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security (FMAFS).
The Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) is prepared based on data and information collected
through a comprehensive census and socio-economic survey conducted to identify Project
Affected Persons (PAPs). A detailed survey of the project footprint and affected assets was also
undertaken to provide adequate information for the development of appropriate mitigation and
compensation measures, as well as to establish eligibility criteria. A cut-off date of 14th
October 2025 was set for the project.
This cut-off date was publicly disclosed and serves to prevent opportunistic encroachment
while ensuring that only individuals and groups identified prior to this date are considered
eligible for compensation and assistance under this Resettlement Action Plan (RAP). Persons
occupying, cultivating, or utilising the project area after the cut-off date are not eligible for any
form of compensation or assistance.
While the project is not expected to result in large-scale physical displacement of residential
structures, it is anticipated to lead to economic displacement through temporary or permanent
loss of access to land and associated livelihood activities for identified users within the project
footprint. These impacts are considered localised and limited in scope; however, they require
appropriate mitigation measures in line with international best practices.
In accordance with the African Development Bank’s Integrated Safeguard System, particularly
Operational Safeguard 5 (OS5: Land Acquisition, Restrictions on Access to Land and Land
Use, and Involuntary Resettlement, 2023), this RAP has been prepared to identify, assess, and
manage the potential social and economic impacts associated with the project. The RAP
outlines eligibility criteria, valuation and compensation principles, livelihood restoration
measures, institutional responsibilities, and implementation arrangements to ensure that
affected persons are assisted in restoring or improving their livelihoods and standards of living
in a sustainable manner.
❖ Project Location
The project is located in Ijaiye, Akinyele Local Government Area of Oyo State on Land that
was formerly a declassified Forest Reserve and subsequently gazetted as government-acquired
land designated for Agricultural and Industrial Development. This provides the statutory and
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Institutional basis for Land use and supports structured project implementation. Documentary
evidence confirming the gazetted status of the land is provided in Annex 5.
The total project footprint covers approximately 300 hectares, to be developed in two phases:
Phase 1 – 100 Hectares and Phase 2 – 200 Hectares. See figure 1.1 – 1.3 below for site plan of
the project area. Planned project components include Agro-Processing Facilities, Logistics
Infrastructure, Internal Road Networks, Utility services, and other supporting Industrial
Infrastructure required to enable Agro-Industrial Transformation and Value Chain
Development within the State.
Implementation activities such as land clearing, site preparation, and construction of
infrastructure will necessitate the use of land currently supporting seasonal agricultural
activities and other informal economic uses within portions of the project area. Although the
land is government-owned and largely free from formal legal encumbrances, field assessments
and stakeholder engagements identified the presence of informal users and lease holders
without legally recognised ownership rights operating within and around parts of the project
footprint.
❖ Project Objectives
The main objective of preparing this Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) is to ensure that Project
Affected Persons (PAPs) are not rendered worse off as a result of the implementation of the
Ijaiye Agro-Industrial Hub (AIH) project. The RAP seeks to ensure that project activities are
carried out in a manner that minimises adverse impacts on the livelihoods of PAPs and the
surrounding environment.
The plan establishes appropriate mitigation measures to reduce the severity of impacts
associated with land acquisition and construction activities, while also ensuring that adequate
compensation and livelihood restoration measures are implemented. It provides the framework
for the fair, transparent, and timely resettlement and compensation of PAPs in line with
applicable standards.
Overall, the RAP is grounded in an improvement-oriented approach aimed at preventing
impoverishment and ensuring that PAPs are not disadvantaged as a result of the project. It
incorporates gender-sensitive considerations, identifies and supports vulnerable groups,
promotes meaningful community participation, and prioritises the restoration and enhancement
of livelihoods within both the affected and host communities.

Information sourced from https://sapz.gov.ng

Lithiumite:
The site is not even opening

https://sapz.gov.ng
Try it again, the previous website address had a full stop at the end of the sentence.

Please farmers on this platform have anyone heard about this organization? SAPZ (Special Agric Processing Zones).
https://sapz.gov.ng

Alliswell248:
You are a good citizen.

Meanwhile, these are some of the achievements of this administration.

🇳🇬 President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has initiated all these.

Nigerians can not wait to re-elect him.

🏛 Governance & Finance
• 💰 NELFUND
• 🏦 CreditCorp
• 🏛 LGA Autonomy
• 💵 Naira-for-Crude Policy
• 💳 National Credit Guarantee Company (NCGC)
• 🏗 Budget Deficit Down: from 50% (2023) → 25% (2025)
• 💼 Tax Bill passed
• 💹 Increased Revenue
• 💶 Non-Oil Exports Up 40% in 2 years
• 💰 Over $40bn Foreign Investment
• 📈 Stock Exchange Boom
• 📊 Trade Surplus: ₦18 trillion in 2 years
• 🔒 No More Printing Money for FAAC
• 💵 States No Longer Borrow to Pay Salaries

⚙️ Economic & Infrastructure Reforms
• 🌾 Livestock Ministry
• 🏭 SAPZ (Special Agric Processing Zones)
• 🚍 Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Initiative
• 🛠 Refineries Activation (Shut Only When Unprofitable)
• 🛣 Coastal Highway: Lagos–Calabar
• 🛣 Sokoto–Badagry & Other Legacy Roads
• ⛽️ Oil-Asset-Metering / Oil Theft Reduction
• 💧 NNPC Funds Credited Directly
• ⛏ Mining Reforms
• ⚓️ Maritime Enhanced Monitoring System (MEMS)
• 🌍 Positive Balance of Trade
• 🏠 MREIF Mortgage Initiative

🧑‍🏫 Social & Development Initiatives
• 👷‍♀️ 3MTTT (Tech Talent Training)
• 🧑‍🔧 TVET (Technical & Vocational Education Training)
• 🧒 Nutrition 774 Initiative
• 🧭 Renewed Hope Ward Development Programme (8,089 Wards Nationwide)
• 🌱 Green Imperative Project
• 🧵 Cotton, Textile & Garment Dev. Board
• 🍫 Cocoa Board Reinstated
• 🚜 NIPOST Agricultural Infrastructure & Logistics (NAILI)
• 🏫 DL4ALL (NITDA Digital Learning for All)
• 🧑‍⚕️ National Health Fellows Programme
• 🧍 Forest Guards for 1,149 Reserves
• ⚖️ Nigeria First Policy
• 🌐 SUPA (Smart Urban Planning Agenda)
• 🚌 6 Mega CNG Bus Terminals (Regional Zones)
• 🏢 Jobs & Training Support for 1000 Beneficiaries per Ward

🏥 Reforms Continue Nationwide:
• ⚕️ Health Reforms
• 💊 Increased Medical Investment
• 🧍‍♂️ Minimum Wage (100%+ Increment)
• 📉 IMF Debt reduced from $3.26bn → $800.23m
• 💷 Cleared $7bn Forex Backlog
• 🏦 CBN Stabilised
• 🏢 Loans to Industries and SMEs
• 🌍 6 Regional Development Commissions

Argue with your keyboard

@OP i don't want to argue, i want learn, please tell me more about the https://sapz.gov.ng/

Bwilliam:
I remember my ITK roommate back in Uni that made semo like garri.
- Pour hot water from a kettle into a bowl, pour semo and turn.

We just had a big disagreement that almost devolved into a fight, so I was not in the mood to correct his normal mumuness, so I just let him do his thing.

Haba na, you should have told him that nor be so dem dey make semo.

free2ryhme:
una launch something to put address of the exact location where hospital dey for the proper clarification una remove am

chai

for una information na GRA, Ikeja the facility dey

Na only dat one? Show us pictures of the "STATE OF THE ART" KINI na!

Anishinaabe:
Majority of the comments simply show that the typical Nigerian is uneducated in geopolitics, averagely educated in national politics and vehemently loud and ignorant in criticism.

How many people even know the number of licences granted private refineries in Nigeria?

How many did Dangote block or impede from fruition?

The stupid NNPC had decades to foresee and stop this so-called monopoly.... What did they do? Trillions wasted in TAM that didn't even produce Vaseline!

Someone bold came into the scene and said he wants to build from scratch.... 650 frkin thousand barrel capacity.... No idiot knew about monopoly then to counter it. They wanted it to start and lazily come up with that stupid slogan. They had 6 years to look at foundation to completion.... They took no steps, who does that!

Some cows are saying cement and sugar, why aren't you talking about crown flour mills? Aren't they also a 'monopoly'?

In the cement category you have Sokoto cement, you have BUA, you have manghal.... Pick your cheap one and move the fck on!

You have a certain region dominating luxurious long haul road transport. Buses sold for 300m in their hundreds. Why isn't the remaining 5 regions shouting monopoly?

How do you even expect him to sell petrol at N200 per liter? You think the refinery was built with NAira

None of these blogs tell us how far BUA refinery is going and what's his own timeline.
That's your second competition, a 400,000 capacity refinery!

That one is being constructed now, but una dey tick Tok dey look nonsense. When it's completed, your garbage comments will become, Northerners are controlling energy!

There is a simple solution but una no wan hear am.

You have refinery X, Y and Z

The government knows them, NNPC knows them, their refining capacity is known!

Government can fix a price. And knock off the difference. You can call it subsidy. That's the only way this contraption will work.

Fix pump price at 800.... Pay the refineries the difference

Fix a timeline, for the remaining refineries (3-5 years) to catch up, then gradually ease the noise on subsidies.

Not subsidising importation, that's rubbish!
Subsidize production!!!?

Una wan frustrate baby refinery Wey other countries dey pray for! Because of greed, jealousy, ignorance and laziness.

Gbam!! Make dem go build dia own den sell petrol at 200 Naira/L.

FutureFocus:
Build refinery or renovate yours if you want to sell, you can’t be importing fuel from a refinery that provides job for people in other countries, build refinery here and provide job and then sell, or ask that refinery abroad to relocate here if he is want to share from Nigeria energy market

Gbam!! This is simple economic logic. Hidden agenda must dey for them to the push for importation of petrol over returning their 4 refineries to functioning entities.

Heffalump:
@the bolded. Until recently, I used to be a strong supporter and advocate for the survival and success of Dangote refinery, but now I know Dangote is in business for a reason: To make money and more money for self and stakeholders. He will not do charity for anyone.

Dangote actually wants to monopolise the Petroleum retail market in Nigeria to amass wealth in the process, just like he did about cement supply in Nigeria. He controls a huge shares in the local supply market.

The continued interest in fuel importation by NNPCL is to checkmate the evil acts of monopoly, which will render Nigerians helpless in the hands of Dangote. Why should imported fuels be cheaper than that of Dangote that's locally refined? It shows that that man doesn't care about you and I. There's always price war when NNPCL imports fuel and drops prices, then you see Dangote dropping price also. If he's not making gains he won't drop prices. Definitely, he's not making much money when prices are dropped. This is the sole reason why he went to the court to challenge NNPC fuel importation licence. Dangote is a pure breed of business man who doesn't care about who's suffering from high cost of fuel in Nigeria.

Ogbeni which business in the whole world exists for charity? Please go and read about the history of how Dangote refinery came into existence. They started planning to build this refinery in 2013 at a cost of $9b. Due to many many things they started construction in 2017. Na $20b dem use build the refinery. So ask yourself an intelligent question between 2013 and 2023 what did NNPC plan to help secure the supply of petrol in Nigeria. Any businessman that tells you he is not in business for profit is a liar.

pacino26:
Same NNPCL that claimed its refineries are working and did multiple fanfare commissioning is accusing a company less than 4yrs in refining operations of monopoly. We once queued up for fuel in NNPC filling stations that year sef.

Why don’t they get their acts together, sell off the scraps and move on. Let’s not forget they recently tried to increase their stake in Dangote refinery and he refused. We must boost local refining o, by fire by force.

Gbam!!! FYI i don't support monopoly, there are 4 refineries in Nigeria owned by NNPC, instead of NNPC intensifying efforts to fix said refineries they are busy sabotaging themself by attempting to promote fuel importation. Dangote refinery is acting within the PIA and have stated that they can refine enough petrol to distribute throughout the federation and still have enough to export. So what is NNPC's point in this situation??

If NNPC was serious they would have fixed one of the refineries by now or better still they would have built a new refinery.

Pootle:
if no be for selfish reason why did they all gather and scattered again, the way opposition joined hand to remove jonathan why cant the coalition do same thing but ego and greed made them to split. am not in support of anybody i was once a pdp member but now nothing concern me. both the incumbent and those claiming saint-obi are thieves, including you

You are avoiding the quest i posed to you. Let us know wetin we nor understand. As na you understand am then educate us. Forget about the opposition as dem nor worth being in government.

Pootle:
you get sense, people donty really understand the gravity of nigeria decay, they think its a one man job to solve

As Nigerians nor understand, you wey understand wetin dey make you tell us why you think this government is doing a good job that warrants Nigerians to vote them back in?

moscow007:
Pls come to twitter with ur real face and account and say this, we need pple like u put behind bars.

You were there when he employed mechineries right?

Na Nairaland him get mind na!! Liver no gum am to rant for X(twitter).

yarimo:
Nothing will happen, because he won't even win in the first place

Are you sure??

Location? Video nko? That will go a long way to sell ya market.

Fiscus105:
But the scare of having child for Hausa, leaves on!


If teens can tame their exuberance, during their youth, so many wouldn't have grown Uo to regret latter

What does this mean??

franchasng:
Lagos is overburdened already, adding more seaport to Lagos is not helping the state but killing it. They should focus on building excellent cargo rail from existing Lagos seaports to states like:

Kano
Anambra (Onitsha)
Kogi
Adamawa


It will reduce the burden of loads on Lagos roads which causes traffic congestion and fast road wear. But with cargo railways from Lagos ports to other commercial states, movement of cargo containers will be swift and the loads on Lagos roads will be reduced, traffic will also drop.

This Onitsha port go make sense IMO.

SafariHunter:
Why would a human risk his life for a traffic violation?? He is a stupid loser.

My question Is that, is he trained for this? Na just bribe dey hungry am...

Him done already spend di bribe money for him head so him say him must collect am ni!!

Bsssss:
If Peter Obi takes the oath of office in 2027, let’s be honest: the era of "business as usual" will end the very next morning. It won't be a magic wand performance, and it won't be an overnight fix—but it will be a level of disruption that the establishment is not prepared for.
If you are expecting a "soft landing" for the corrupt, think again. Here is exactly what we should expect during those first 100 days:

1. The End of Waste: Say goodbye to endless convoys and frivolous foreign junkets. The era of government-funded luxury is ending.

2. Audit Season: Ministries and agencies will face serious heat. Expect hidden contracts and inflated budgets to become front-page national scandals.

3. The Subsidy Reality: The conversation will return immediately. It will be painful, but this time, there will be a structure behind it.

4. Market Sentiment: The Naira might swing wildly at first...but watch as serious investors start taking notice once they see fiscal discipline.

5. Silence of the Parasites: The political middle-men and "connection" contractors will go quiet once the supply chain of free money dries up.

6. Renewed Hope: The energy among Nigerian youths will shift the national mood. Hope is a powerful tool for rebuilding.

7. The "Old Guard" Resistance: Expect the status quo to fight back. The old elite will not give up their grip on power without a massive, noisy battle.

8. Institutional Friction: Expect tension between the Presidency and established institutions that have grown comfortable with corruption.

9. Competence over Godfatherism: Appointments will be driven by merit. The era of "Who is your godfather?" is heading to the exit.

10. Education First: ASUU and universities will finally get the attention they deserve, not just in words, but in policy and funding.

11. The Brain Gain: Nigerians in the diaspora will start looking back home. Stability is the only thing they need to return.

12. Corruption Headlines: Expect a flurry of cases in the news. The cleanup will be visible and loud.

13. Forced Transparency: Governors will
suddenly realize that "transparency" is the new trend.

14. Digital Revolution: The civil service will be forced to move from paper files to digital, efficient operations.

15. NASS Drama: Attempts to cut National Assembly waste will create enough drama to last a lifetime, but it’s a necessary fight.

16. Market Confidence: Watch the stock market. Confidence returns when investors see that the leader is actually in charge.

17. Initial Hardship: Fuel prices won't drop overnight. It will be tough, and the critics will try to use this to fan the flames of unrest.

18. The Media War: Once reforms touch the pockets of the powerful, the media attacks against Obi will intensify to an unprecedented level.

19. The Digital Battleground: Online division will hit an all-time high. The clash between those who want progress and those who want the status quo will be daily.

20. The Psychology of Leadership: Most importantly, Nigerians will finally feel a sense of responsibility from the top. That alone is a massive shift.

We are talking about a total reset. It won't be easy, and it won't be pretty for those feeding off our national wealth, but it is necessary for a New Nigeria.

What do you think? Will the establishment be able to stop this, or is the change inevitable? Let's discuss.

Bros none of what you are saying is 100% kosher, all na speculation. One thing i know that is certain is that if there is a regime change in 2027, the Nigerian electorate will begin to have confidence in the electoral process again. I implore the Nigerian electorate to go forth and make sure they force a free and fair election. IT is very possible that this happens. May the voice of the Nigerian electorate be heard in 2027.

NewWorldOrder20:
If course I hate tribalism, the politics we are practicing today Is more of tribalism than good gesture of the masses, both obi, and Tinubu.

Now to you, what is Tinubu doing please open my eyes abeg. Because I just heard gas is #1800 now, light I no see, road no good, insecurity is on the high and everybody know about the recent Oyo cases that have not been resolved. So Mr man what is this thing your president is doing that people need to remove thier eyes from their sockets to see it.

I am a yoruba man, so don't say I am marketing ibo or I am an opposition, if you do so, I will drag you.

Thank you so much for this question. This is a very good question for those people supporting the current government. Nobody is trying to drag anyone, we all want progress in Nigeria so @ Exousiang01 please answer the question? Bro no need to drag anybody, poverty nor sabi do tribal sentiments.

Kukutente23:
How does politics work for the progress of the nation
Can you explain it to us neophytes
Like how do you go from occupying Nigeria against subsidy removal to removing subsidy and expecting people to clap for you
How do you go from bring back our girls to blaming one cabal for insecurity
Explain how this kind of politics lead to progress for the nation

They cannot explain anything.

WhizdomXX:
100%.
If Tinubu was working, there would be no need for this rubbish association. These are symbols of a failed government.

Gbam!!! I think i heard "don't vote for me in 2027 if i don't give you electricity" We are still waiting for electricity so Nigerian electorate do as you have been told. 2027 election should not be based on tribal sentiments as the current situation on ground nor dey select tribe o!!!!!

fubsy:
The same way Tinubu will use Sim Fubara and abandon him later. Fubara should learn from Ben Ayade, El Rufai, and Ambode experiences.
Meanwhile, I don't understand why people/Nigerians will hail their oppressors when they are not caged. The story of Hitler and the chicken is apt.

Dem never tell you say majority of Nigerians are living in poverty?

Lithiumite:
I support tinubu for 27 but i have always mentioned it that this city boy movement thing is totally wrong in its setup and modus......its bad aesthetics to the tinubu campaign and serves no purpose......seyi tinubu really needs to calm down and be more discreet with his campaign efforts.....he should be weary of his hangers on pushing him to do these things, his visibility is really demarketing the tinubu campaign .

Na free speech i dey expect o Bros. Can you mention why you are supporting Tinubu for 2027?

QuinQQ:
Nigerians won't resist anything. You saw that Obasa case in Lagos assembly. A leader was lawfully removed by overwhelming majority as mandated by law. He ran to Tinubu and was reinstated and those who helped remove him still being punished till now. Do you see any outcry from Nigerians? That's the type of politics Tinubu understands and plays, and Nigerians will not say kpim!

Why should there be an outcry from Nigerans about this particular issue??