93 sq meter ...half a plot is 250 sqm...which kind of house would you build on a space that is less than 1/4 of a plot?
This your estimate get as he be lol.
samjades: We often overlook some vital factors in building construction, such as the building size, type of foundation, level of finishing, quality of materials, location, and many other details. That is why my 2–3 bedroom house may be completely different from your own 2–3 bedroom house. Because of these factors, the construction costs will also differ.
234GT: Cost of finishing is what brings huge differences in estimates. People put a lot of unnecessary things in buildings to show off.....eg , water heater in kitchen and bathroom, in a country where we dont have 8 hours electricity per day.....If you cut a lot of unnecessary items, you will save a lot of money......another moneypit is parapet and pop ceiling.....
I do not build with water heater, but I like my parapet and POP. Even if you remove that, you cannot complete a bungalow well built for N15m. I have no idea where people are getting this estimate. Cement is now N12,000 per bag hmmm
234GT: Cost of finishing is what brings huge differences in estimates. People put a lot of unnecessary things in buildings to show off.....eg , water heater in kitchen and bathroom, in a country where we dont have 8 hours electricity per day.....If you cut a lot of unnecessary items, you will save a lot of money......another moneypit is parapet and pop ceiling.....
I do not understand how people get this N15m - N30m to build a house. Let us assume it is half a plot minus land.
You need to dig for foundation, then buy blocks, cement, rods and labour...if unlucky you may need to sandfill ...for a 3 bedroom ensuite, that will easily cost N3m -N4m
Then the Building ...Blocks, Cement and Labour plus Rods will set you back almost N8m - N10m
Then you have Woods and Roofing...unless you are using low cost aluminum sheets....else, be ready to spend another N5m - N7m.
Then your plastering and wall smoothening...and tiles will easily set you back another N4m - N5m
You need to do fixtures, kitchen cabinets, bedroom wardrobes and accessories...will easily set you back another N3m - N5m
Then you dig soakaways, and do iron for tanks, gates and that will set you back another N1.5m - N2m
Then Exterior Doors and Interior Doors -- should set you back another N1.5m - N2m
Let us talking Electrical Work and Plumbing ...Set aside another N4m - N5m
Painting ...good paints and labour - N2m - N3m
Forgot the Aluminum windows, railings lol ...another N2m - N3m
Let us talk about POP - Just add another N3m - N5m for Labour and Materials
So when we are all said and done, expect about N37m - N52m to build a BUNGALOW. I am not sure how people are getting N15m.
I’ve noticed many prospective homeowners and "Landlords-to-be" asking the same question every day: "How much will it cost to build a 3-bedroom bungalow in Nigeria right now?"
With the way cement and rod prices are fluctuating, it’s hard to get a straight answer. Some contractors will tell you ₦40M because they want to "chop" your money, while others will give you a lowball quote of ₦10M just to get the job, only for them to start asking for more money once they reach the lintel level.
From my recent research and current market trends, a standard 2-to-3 bedroom bungalow (roughly 120m² - 150m²) on a strip foundation is currently sitting between ₦15 Million and ₦30 Million for a standard finish. Of course, this changes if you are building in a swampy area (pile foundation) or using luxury Italian tiles.
I recently found a very useful tool that helps you calculate these costs based on your specific location and building type. It even lets you choose if you want the price for "Carcass only" or "Total Finishing."
You can check it out here to get a rough idea before you call your architect:
What I like about it is that it includes options for:
Building type (Bungalow vs Duplex)
Foundation choice (Strip, Raft, or Pile)
Finish quality (Budget vs Luxury)
Currency selection (Naira, USD, etc.)
For those who have recently completed their decking or roofing, what are the current prices you’re seeing in your area? Let’s share experiences so we don’t get cheated by "Omo-onile" or dishonest site engineers.
Blessings to everyone trying to own their home this year!
Delightnews: Excitement At PDP National Headquarters As Sen. Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Storms Wadata Plaza, Submits PDP Nomination Forms
On Monday, May 11, 2026, the atmosphere at the PDP National Headquarters came alive as distinguished lawmaker Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan arrived to officially submit her Nomination and Expression of Interest forms.
Sen. Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan was warmly received by party faithful and supporters who gathered at the National Secretariat of the Peoples Democratic Party in Abuja. Her visit marked another significant moment in the ongoing sales and submission of nomination forms ahead of the party’s forthcoming electoral activities.
The vibrant atmosphere at Wadata Plaza reflected the growing confidence and participation of aspirants within the PDP, as party leaders and supporters commended Sen. Natasha for her commitment to democratic ideals and party unity.
Her submission of the forms further underscores the continued momentum at the PDP National Headquarters, where aspirants from across the country have continued to troop in for the purchase and submission of Nomination and Expression of Interest forms.
This life...we work, we strive, we hustle...one day...everything goes dark, and it's all gone. The texting stops, no more WhatsApp updates, no more checking news daily on NairaLand, no more my kids, my house...no more work, no more bills, no more planning for the future...it all STOPS and just like that, everyone MOVES ON. Life ...is all VANITY.
I posted about this days ago when someone was singing the songs of lamentation about waiting for baggages, delays and all at Nigeria Airport. I wrote there that all these happen abroad, but we do not lament about it. It is in Nigeria that we scream blood Jesus when we have to wait, when someone is asking for tips and so on. Something is definitely wrong with us, and I guess it is in Nigeria that we grow balls because we have inferiority complex and cannot confront white people. We do this to our fellow africans and fellow african airlines too.
AnonPoet: Delta Grounds Lagos Flight, Passengers Stranded — But Where Is the Social Media Fury?
you invested N5m so you can cash out N800k weekly. Even an idiot knows that is not possible...16% interest weekly is how much ROI in a year...and now you want to disturb the internet over your stupidity. Did you ask us before shelling out N5m?
Let us do the Math. Let's say you are paying an average of N1.2m per month and you get electricity 24hrs a day, 30 days a month. Per day, your electricity charge will be N40,000 per day...and per hour, it will be N1,667 per hour. Now Band A are charged N200 - N240 per KWH so let us use N240, which means you are consuming 6.9KW/hr and that is 6900 Watts per hour. That is equivalent to running 5-6 AC units per hour continuously for 24hrs for 30 days. That must be the bill for an hotel or AirBnB.
Get Inverter AC units and switch some appliances to solar.
After watching drug cartels on NetFlix and how they wash money through banks...makes me wonder if the bank he was running was not a front to launder money for drug cartels hmmmm...all these LLCs in USA hmmm so it wont be easily traceable to him
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Oga, email me your electricity bill. You must be running a factory. I still load electricity for my tenants common meter and they use less than N40k to pump water and light the surroundings all year round ...a building of 8 flats. Even my Mama cannot use N10k per month, so what appliances do you have running that you are using N1m per month.
You talk about fuel price. It is internationally traded commodity. It wont change from country to country. How many people no get cars for western countries...cos they cannot afford it. People like a little at a time in Nigeria...guess what, it happens here too. You talk about minimum wage...try living on US $7.25 per hour...You wont even be able to pay rent...forget everything else. Govt subsidies sustain a lot of people in the West.
No one is saying Nigeria is perfect and you cannot compare Nigeria of how many years old to countries that are 250-300yrs old. I see growth even if I stay for a max of 2 months. Yes, you need money to live and enjoy in Nigeria...same thing in the West which is why some work 2-3 jobs. Before you say it is not possible in Nigeria, I know a friend that installs solar, buy Garri in Bulk, repackages and sell and makes good money as side hustle. I know those that tutor in Nigeria which I was doing before i traveled and I know people making N400k - N500k plus per month and still doubles as agents selling landed properties and houses making money in the same Nigeria. We can lament, but lamentations will not solve our individual lives and the choices we make or choose not to make. Email me that electric bill lol ....idagbaempowermentfoundation@gmail.com
nedekid: Oga, let me burst your bubble, my electricity bill here in naija averages 1m + monthly which is well over $700, how much is minimum wage in Nigeria compared to the US? And yes your electricity will automatically shut off if it is not paid for. Solar is not cheap, in the US you can get financing for solar, here you buy it. Solar above a certain capacity is outrageously expensive, how much will solar cost to cover the capacity of Eg a 80kva generator, you probably will spend at least 80m. Fuel is 1350 per liter and higher in other states which is $1 per liter, how much is fuel in the US per liter, just a little higher, look at the attached to see the comparison. Yes people come for dirty December, come into the country for a week, do good time and leave, that is how holiday all over the world is, does it expose you to the reality on ground, no. Same way we will save here in naija, fly abroad for 2 weeks vacation, stay in the high end hotels apartments, live a fairytale life for the few days, infact you friends there will say chai, naija must be good for you to come and chop life in this kind of place they have not entered in all the donkey years spent abroad, but only us know say na wash. When we return back to naija we the face the consequence by "soaking garri" for a while. Yes it is good to be patriotic and always talk good of the country because we are all yes men, it is good to be suffering and smiling. I was at the gas station yesterday, walai you cannot believe how fast the line was moving, people were buying 5, 10k worth, infact one fellow bought 2k petrol, me the 40k I bought was just 30liters! Go around Ikeja along and see people trekking home instead of entering bus.
Dont mind then...I even took train to Abeokuta to Olumo Rock...It was a family affair...more than 20 of us. I was so happy and proud. Let us celebrate small wins.
Nigeria infrastructural deficit is estimated to be 3trillion dollars.We require 100billion dollars annual funding.Nigeria wants a president to transform a country within 4years with annual budget of 40 billion dollars and budget deficit of 10billion dollars without borrowing and increase tax coverage.When opposition politicians are sugarcoating Nigerians,I will just laugh.I dont blame them,Tinubu and APC did the same thing to GEJ and PDP,now they are also facing the reality.
People like Obasanjo cannot understand the pain average people face. He probably did not go through security, was escorted on and off the plane, his luggages were not misplaced, he was definitely placed in VIP even if he paid at all...so of course what do you expect.
I am one of those people. I am one and done with AirPeace to UK. It was an experience I would not wish on anyone. I actually flew from US to UK so I can take AirPeace to Nigeria instead of flying US to Nigeria. I wanted to support our own. I flew to NYC to take Arik to Nigeria from JFK...that was another disaster. Now, I am ok with my United Airways, British Airways, Emirates and the likes. The problem with Nigeria businesses...when you complain, they do not listen, they do not try to rectify things. Instead of trying to seek you out, and look for remedies, they deflect and defend and some will turn it into tribal drama.
AirPeace promised us a new plane from Lagos to Gatwick, but used an old place that I will not even fly within US. Thank God for Ipad..the entertainment system get as he be. Someone took my luggage...no services in Gatwick. An old woman's luggage was taken with wedding clothes they will use same day. I almost cried for her. ..come and see plenty luggages from past travellers. I wonder how they would be delivered if any...from previous flights. Good luck people...I prefer planes where I can track my luggages and all. Peace of mind above all these country first. The stress I would never wish on anyone in addition to getting to airport 4hrs early...keeping us on line for 1-2hrs before opening the lines for check-ins. Some just went to go and sitdown somewhere else..on top of taking bus/train from London to Gatwick just to board AirPeace lol
Macnnoli4: Rubbish, P.R. on fleek. Allen Onyema better fix the quality of his airline operations, it is not like he has monopoly to begin with. With complaints about Air peace being heard once every three months, it might not be long before customers go for a better and comfortable alternative.
Did you see how many people came for Detty December and Nigeria is terrible? Sometimes when we are inside, we cannot understand what others see from outside. You can get solar if you cannot afford diesel. People get electricity shut off here for non payment and yes it is expensive..2 months ago, my bill was over $400 which is over N500k per month...yes electricity is expensive
nedekid: Are you saying Nigeria is not terrible? Yes it is good to be patriotic but the fact remains that the country is terrible for the average person, but ofcourse if you are rich you can use money to blind out some of the frustrations. Eg you can pay alot for a top tier hotel, you can run generators at 2k per liter of diesel, you can get an armored car with armed security to guarantee your freedom of movement. But for the average Nigerian it is a shit hole never to be compared with most basic countries, go look at videos of Iran, despite all the sanctions the bombing etc they still have steady electricity. Oga in my premises today alone I have blown 200k on diesel and counting, by tomorrow morning if they do not bring electricity consider it another 200k, that is our reality on ground. I agree with you that 40k is nothing for a 30min ride, especially for someone comming from abroad, it is a little over £20, if I remember right gatwick to east London cost me £70 by Uber, so 40k naira should be nothing. Also the op must have stayed in cheap run downed hotel probably due to finances. If as a Nigerian based abroad you are visiting naija the least you should budget for hotel stay per night is 80k and above, you do not go come and want to stay in a 10, 20k run downed hotel then expect to get service from Marriott. Even basic budget hotels like Holliday iin express, premier inn, travel lodge etc go for minimum £50 daily and since it is not to my taste I look elseware. I think op visited naija on a very lean budget.
Simple, your families will be visiting and since he told you 1 week, you had postponed their vistation for a month. By so so so date, please you have to leave. I appreciate that we have been civil and want to keep it that way. Check his action as the date gets closer...if he is not packing, please call people that will pretend to be your family to come and get him out. Madness is what we use to cure madness.
babtoundey: I got myself into this trouble three weeks ago.
I was out of town when I received a call from a friend. We had been friends since when we were in school. Though we didn't see regularly (the last time we saw before this incident was over 8 years ago) but we conversed regularly. When he called he informed me he needed to stay with me that he had an issue with his landlord. He wasn't really explicit or straight in his explanation. When i was reluctant, he mentioned that he was staying for just one week. Okay, no problem. I said.
When i returned home, i refuse to call him because it needed my space for myself so as to be able to attend to some urgent works. The second day after the agreement was sealed, he asked if i had returned i told hime i wouldn't be returning until that evening.
This friend came with his bag very early the following day which was a Monday morning. It was after he settled in that I got to know that he left another friends house for my house. And before he went to that person house, he had been staying with another friend. Whatever reason he left that person's house, i wouldn't know. The moment he came, he started calling people (his mum, brother and girlfriend), citing my address as his current location.
My major headache is, this person had already spent three weeks and he doesn't seem ready to leave. All he does is, press phone, sleep and wakeup. He has already strained my food supply. I am hardly at home; I go to work in the morning and return late at night. I just noticed food I can't finish in two months vanished in two weeks. He uses my toiletries (bathing soap included), my hair cream and body cream.
What pains me is, he isn't coming out straight and is not seem comfortable discussing what his plans are. He only seems fixated with online business or whatsoever.
I will appreciate ideas on how to tell this friend to excuse me.
Only Idiots are doing that. it is like selling a cow that is producing milk so you can buy milk. The houses and lands can be rented or leased. Collect RENT and use it to improve the place...you will suffer few years, but once done, the house will provide feeding annually
Nextjs: I just stumbled upon this Tiktok video where this topic wss raised and see Nigerians confirming that they are selling things to feed
Must have been born with a silver spoon and left Nigeria so young...I went back to Ibadan and I almost got lost. When I first came back to Nigeria and saw Oshodi, I was SHOCKED. This same Oshodi...now go to Gate in Ibadan, Beere and all these places have changed and are getting modernized with Street Lights. I went to Lekki and I understood why people want to stay on the island...it is different and chill...so I do not understand this ...Nigeria is worse than before. Maybe you need better eye glasses.
I see growth when I come to Nigeria. I can carry my internet like MTN everywhere...abroad, can you do that? Nope...you either use in at home, at work or roam with cellphone data. I can visit my site and still do zoom calls or video calls abroad. I use apps in Nigeria now to order products and food...and I am just like ...this is amazing. How much is UberEats and eatery charging for delivery abroad? Nigeria, there is a lot of hope. The only issue is we need taxes and better redistribution of wealth and this APC Administration has started with a major tax law..that is something abroad does very well...tax you wella and dem no born your papa not to pay taxes.
callmeDDD: Thank you oo. I don't even understand the anger. I wanted to ask him when did he leave Nigeria for UK that he expected crazy changes? I even thought he would be talking about area boys, begging culture and the likes. If you don't want to pay for airport taxis, he should have arranged with a family driver before he left for Nigeria to make it easier for him and should also have stayed in a standard hotel to escape mosquito.
I guess you have not lived in NYC lol. ...if you are in Rome, you live like a Roman. Na wa o. I have taken Okada, Maruwa, Govt Buses and regular buses in Nigeria ...I grew up in Nigeria before traveling. If I dont want stress, I do Uber...Now I have my own car i take about...when I fill my tank, I give the person a good tip...if he or she has an attitude, I wont give tips. You can make choices. Nigerians, we complain a lot sha.
Ana2022: Now, back to the main reason I am writing all of this.
What I experienced has deeply affected me. To be honest, I feel ashamed to call myself a Nigerian citizen right now. This journey has opened my eyes in a way I cannot ignore. I now truly appreciate the countries abroad that have given me opportunities, stability, and a better quality of life. Things I once complained about, I now see differently. May God continue to bless those nations.
What I saw was in Lagos—I cannot speak for other states—but what I witnessed there was overwhelming.
I visited both wealthy and poorer areas, and I was left speechless. This is 2026, yet there is still no reliable 24-hour electricity. The roads are even worse than how I left them many years ago. Everywhere, I saw young children selling goods on the streets—even inside buses. These are children who should be at home, resting or in school, not out working in unsafe conditions, day and night.
Seeing them broke my heart.
The transportation system was another shock. Many of the buses on the road are in terrible condition and should not even be operating. On one occasion, we entered a bus during the rain, and water was leaking heavily inside onto passengers. It felt unreal—like something out of a nightmare.
The constant noise—especially in the markets—was overwhelming. It was nonstop, from morning until night. At times, it felt like my head couldn’t rest, as if there was continuous drumming around me 24 hours a day.
I also noticed exposed wires along the roads, and it wasn’t even clear whether they were live or not, yet people walked around them as if it was normal.
Crossing the road was another challenge entirely. I stood at pedestrian crossings expecting cars to stop—but they didn’t. Sometimes, we were nearly hit. I even saw a zebra crossing connected to a raised concrete divider so high that it made no sense—how is anyone supposed to cross safely?
I tried using pedestrian bridges instead, but many of them were damaged, poorly maintained, or completely abandoned. It honestly felt unsafe to use them. I just kept hoping no one would fall or get seriously hurt one day.
When it rained, the flooding was everywhere. Roads became almost impassable.
One day, I decided to go alone to Yaba Market. That experience was overwhelming. I could barely breathe. The area around Tejuosho Market felt extremely congested, loud, and chaotic. The noise, the crowd, the heat—it was too much. I honestly don’t know how people cope working in those conditions every single day. No one should have to live or work like that.
I also couldn’t ignore the sheer number of people struggling—working tirelessly, carrying heavy loads under intense heat, just to survive. It made me wonder how much the population has grown, because the pressure on daily life is clearly immense.
And then I thought about the elderly… where do they fit in all of this? What support is there for them? It seems like once you grow old, the system expects your children to take full responsibility. But what happens to those who don’t have that support?
The reality is painful. There is little visible structure to support the most vulnerable—children, the elderly, and those who are sick.
It is deeply concerning.
There is still so much more I want to say… I will continue later.
But one thing is clear: please, do not be misled into thinking everything is working. There are serious challenges that cannot be ignored.
Next time, do you research about hotels...even in the USA, I have stayed in hotels with peeled ceilings, bad customer service...one even told us to come to the lobby to pick our own towels and new bedsheets. Sadly I had to stay in that hotel because the event we went for...that was the recommended hotel. I will pick Marriott over others.
Do your research well, pay for a great experience and you shall have it. I stay in an affordable solar complimented building when I am in Nigeria. Are they perfect? No, because I know I am not paying for luxury. If you want top experience, some hotels will set you back about N200k to N300k a night. Can we stop all these Nigeria is terrible stories?
Ana2022: We stayed at a hotel for the duration of our trip. I must say, the staff were incredibly kind, respectful, and made us feel safe at all times. That was one of the few truly positive parts of the experience.
However, there were several issues that made our stay uncomfortable.
First, the mosquitoes were unbearable—they bit us constantly. Then there was the noise. The street was very loud, and at night it became even worse. Churches nearby would start loud prayers and drumming in the middle of the night, sometimes around 2 a.m. Honestly, it was very disturbing. People are trying to sleep—why not pray quietly? Why does it have to involve loudspeakers and drums at that hour?
When we first arrived at the hotel around 2 p.m., our room was not ready. They had to rush to clean it before we could settle in.
The next day, the kitchen sink had no running water, so they moved us to another room. Unfortunately, the new room had its own problems—the bathroom water system was faulty. The water was either extremely hot, almost like fire, or completely cold. There was no balance.
Another major issue was the constant smell of weed throughout the building. Even though there were signs stating that it was not allowed, the smell was everywhere—from the corridors to inside our room. It felt like we were constantly surrounded by it. I complained multiple times, but nothing meaningful was done. Eventually, I just gave up.
After one week, I decided to check out another hotel I had seen online before traveling. When I got there, I was completely shocked. That place should not even be operating—not even as a one-star hotel. It looked rundown and unsafe, almost like it could collapse at any moment.
The receptionist seemed completely disengaged, as if he wasn’t even paying attention. He gave us a key to check a room on the third floor—there was no elevator. I couldn’t even make it halfway up the stairs before turning back.
I also saw the pool—it was a nightmare. The water had a strange color and was filled with insects. It was completely unusable.
Honestly, I have nothing positive to say about that place. It should be shut down by the authorities.
In the end, I had no choice but to remain at the first hotel I booked. Compared to others, it was considered “five-star,” but in reality, even by international standards, it would not qualify as a two-star hotel without serious renovations.
I do not get all these lamentations. In Berlin, you have to pay for trolley. If you dont have 1 Euro coin, you have no ways to get one and you are stuck. In US, for a 30 mins trip, plan to pay over $60 which is close to N80k. You waited for luggage...well I waited for luggages in Gatwick and at Dulles Airport...heaven did not fall.
Maybe you are not matured enough to travel with a child or travel at all. We do not sing all these Songs of Lamentations abroad. Even Flights get delayed like crazy...no one goes into a tirade. It is when we get to Nigeria that we act like everything is perfect abroad. Free buses from airport...in what country...maybe within the airport but even at Heathrow, there are no free buses from airport Lol.
Thank God some of us have traveled, else people like you will paint a fake picture.
My flight arrived in Nigeria, and I was traveling with my little one—his first time in the country. He was so excited, expecting a beautiful experience like what he is used to abroad. Sadly, that expectation didn’t last long.
We arrived at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos. I had heard that the airport had improved and that corruption had reduced, but what I experienced was worse than what I saw many years ago. Honestly, it’s not just about renovating the airport—the entire system and the people working there need serious reform. I will come back to that later.
At immigration, they started questioning my child’s nationality. Thankfully, I had already obtained a Nigerian passport for him, which reduced the stress a bit. Still, the process felt unnecessary and uncomfortable. Officers kept referring to him as “oyinbo,” and he was just smiling innocently, thinking he was in a welcoming place.
Then came the luggage situation. We waited for over an hour—along with many other passengers. It honestly felt like the staff handling the luggage had gone on a long break. While we were waiting, different people kept approaching me, offering “help” I didn’t ask for.
At the baggage area, it felt more like a marketplace than an airport. Trolleys that should be free were not. You either had to pay to use one or pay someone about 2,000 naira to help you carry your bags. Imagine that—inside an international airport.
At some point, a kind fellow traveler gave me an extra trolley ticket for free—God bless her. Meanwhile, one man kept insisting on helping me despite me clearly saying I could manage on my own. It started to feel like harassment. I had no freedom of movement. At one point, I even lied that I needed to use the restroom just to get away from him. I moved to another area, but after 40 minutes of still waiting for my luggage, he found me again.
Eventually, after more than an hour, the luggage arrived. I carried everything myself.
My family was waiting outside. I had intentionally kept my arrival low-key, otherwise friends would have come to pick me up. I assumed I could simply order an Uber or Bolt, or perhaps take an airport shuttle or government bus like I’m used to abroad.
But that wasn’t the case.
Instead, I was told I could only use the private taxis available at the airport. The price? Starting from 40,000 naira for just a 30-minute trip. I was completely shocked. We had no real choice—the heat alone was overwhelming, almost unbearable. It felt like standing in fire. We were literally pouring water on ourselves just to cope.
In the end, we entered the taxi, and it took us to our hotel—which was also very expensive compare to smiliar ones around same area.
And that was just the beginning of our experience...
He should have just worked for Tinubu lol and be a major stakeholder. NELFUND is a great idea...you bring more ideas to the table and private billionaires like Obi will also support these high institution. It is not enough to just dole out money, but hey, it is his money or from his voters so all the best lol
Former Anambra State Governor and Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, was at Niger State University where he was received by students on campus.
Videos from the visit show him walking through the grounds as students gathered around him, waving and interacting.
This comes amid his ongoing public activities and engagements. No further details on the purpose of the visit were immediately available in the shared post.
Lol I am not from SW. Please how do you know? Most of your writeups are incorrect. I am not sure you check the facts ...so you just make assumptions. Do you know Crude and Gas deposits are in SW? Fact check me
who you marry should not influence and stop you from investing in your own ethnicity...
the SW people on that list probably have SE mothers...
the SE has crude oil, one of the largest gas deposits in Africa, one of the largest coal deposits in Africa
while Yoruba people don't have the level of crude oil the SE have, the SW does not have gas deposits, does not have coal deposits.
when it comes to natural resources wealth the SE is extremely richer and wealthier than the SW and the rest of Nigeria and they should not be allowed to become participate in politics outside the SE.
SW is significantly poorer than the SE...
so it is fuulish of SW to vote non-SW people into SW political position.
Lol You all are looking at the old Abuja. This is Wike's Abuja. APC won all but one seat and the outskirts are mobilizing people to vote in FCT now unlike before. She has NO CHANCE. I guess Ireti Kingibe wants to finally retire lol. She cannot win under ADC either. I doubt she will teleport to NDC
givedemwotowoto: Even if she doesn't campaign for one day, the election is conducted on the same day as Presidential election, people will vote NDC from top to bottom in Abuja.
You need to consider him a baby...go to the place of work and speak to someone that would listen. Then work on collecting his salary and paying him. He will still gamble, but you can at least start helping him pay the bills.
Alternatively, the place of work can work with him to pay his rent and bills directly, then give him the rest to gamble. Unless something drastic is done, he will bring everyone down with him, and may even kill or kidnap to fund his gambling ambition.
temitope66: My 27 years old brother has been a chronic gambler for years now, we just discovered he use a huge part of his Salary to play bets. Then after he make excuses when it comes to necessary bills payments. He work in a firm where he make 150k monthly but nothing to show off. I have tried talking to him but he won’t change. Please how can we help him.
This is a nonsense post. As long as the people are qualified, the process is open and transparent and these people were born and raised in Lagos, it is no big deal.
Here in the US, the Speaker of the House from California before her retirement was born in Baltimore MD. President Biden claims Delaware but was born in Philadephia. What we need is competent people that can commit to improving the welfare of all Nigerians...people that are detribalized. I am yoruba, but we have married into Edo and Abia. So are you saying my cousins from Abia, children of my sisters are not worthy because they bare their father's last names?
We need to move on and move forward. May God bless Nigeria. Those screaming...we need to ask them...what have they done for Yoruba Land?
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obembet: A legislator representing Oshodi-Isolo II in Lagos sponsored 18 individuals for training in China—15 were Igbo, while only 3 were Yoruba.
He also facilitated a training program in South Africa for 9 participants, all of whom were Igbo, with no Yoruba beneficiaries.
Human Capital Development China Training Beneficiaries – Foreign Human Capital Development (18 Participants)
The following persons were sponsored on foreign trainings abroad:
1)Mr. Victor Ejike Obi -China Training Program
2)Chief John Onyebuchi Uche - China Training Program
3)Engr. Walter UkagaArtificial Intelligence & Media Development - (China)
4)MBA James Ihuoma -China Training Program
5)Barr. NjidekaCyber Security - (China)
6)Emmanuel Onyika (MC Senator) -China Training Program
7)Kenneth Onyema- China Training Program
Mrs. Maureen Ogochukwu Anukwe - China Training Program
9)Akinduro Olamilekan - China Training Program
10)Chidi Asobi-Peter - China Training Program
11)Mr. Richard Oru - China Training Program
12)Mrs. Ebere Goudjo -China Training Program
13)Dr. Jarius Abba Awandi -China Training Program
14)Mr. Williams Ayodeji Michael -China Training Program
15)Anigbogu Stella - China Training Program
16)Oloyede Taiwo - China Training Program
17)Enwerem Obinna - China Training Program
18)Barr. NjidekaCyber Security - (China)
The following were sent to South Africa for trainings in Nursing / Diabetic Care
Why do we keep reporting the successes of the terrorists? Something is wrong with our journalists...maybe they should just become correspondents for Boko Haram and post videos and recordings. Madness...this is what is fueling the continuation...you have terrorists on social media and also being promoted by AriseNews and the likes everyday. Sounds to me like some of these journalists must be getting excited from these nonsense. How did you confirm the news? Why not report the gains of the military...these news are demoralizing.
Gradually, some of these folks will realize that Peter Obi does not care about their interests. In Rivers, Peter Obi told Wike...let me hold on to the State for Presidency and you can keep the Governorship. He did not even campaign or try hard for the lady at Rivers. Peter Obi does not care if you mobilize and become woman leader...you are not part of the people he listens to. He moved whenever he wants. A great leader will travel across the states, meet with his people and discuss plans...then negotiate with NDC so that all his leaders will get new leadership roles at NDC.
Now that Obi is gone, ADC will remove all the Obidient leaders in all states. Wasted time and wasted resources...Peter Obi will cash in and get money from Abroad...soon, you will hear NDC raised N15billion lol. Money they will not spend and keep it for post-election investment lol.
chopnaira: Says: "I feel bad that Tinubu is coming back without much struggle"
lol Atiku/Makinde will lule....you think SW will make a Yoruba man one term and move North or NC or SS...wishful thinking...even some Northerners want the South to finish 8yrs so there will be no doubt about next election returning to the North
sleek214: We already know that. The north is for Atiku . Obi and Tinubu should share South votes. Atiku/ Makinde is the winning tickets. Picking Makinde is the best thing that will happen to Atiku. Buhari picked Igbo VP for 3 election and lost, he picked Yoruba and won. Atiku has picked igbos on 3 election and lost, he needs to pick a Yoruba this time..
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Mrs. Maureen Ogochukwu Anukwe - China Training Program