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edoncast:
I eat,drink ,live and sleep in Agege .

They just started fixing the roads not long ago .


Amoo
Orile road
Fagbola
Elere
Olukosi
Anuoluwapo
Etc

Case study

Agege wey every house get at least one dead body wey dem bury inside or outside

VenIe:
Oseni seems to be the only courageous journalist

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MadPolitician:
Bla bla bla bla
Oga, shut up!
I'm an average Nigerian and I'm not a criminal.
There are criminals in every country I have travelled to. The only difference with Nigeria is that we seldom punish those caught and as such we have many repeat offenders.
Stop criminalising Nigerians and the black man

9jvirgin:
As long as Tevilnubu is the president, nothing good can be heard of Nigeria.

Atuero:
You mean the foster mother?

Tinubu has no known
Biological parents
School mates
Certificate
Date of birth
Home town and state
Siblings
Health status

Always inflicting pains, suffering and hardship on the already over stretched poor masses.

Orissodiq:
And funny enough Lagos State is not under any form of terrorism or security threat and they are already proactive about improving Dia state's security. Whereas some states that have security issues won't learn from this and improve Dia security but will be waiting for someone in ABUJA to protect them.

Indeed Lagos is a country within a country

bcomputer101:
If he likes, let him build 100 story building as e-libary, he won't become ordinary local government Chairman anywhere in Nigeria

KnowAll:
Lagosians should embarrass Tinubu in 2027 with a Saraki treatment. Vote En mass for the opposition.

10thTenthMan:
The concern of people about the season for this journey is justified. Winter limits movement, make pains like rheumatism and arthritis worse and the cold leads to other health vulnerabilities. So do not mind the method they have communicated this but their concerns ARE VERY VALID.

So what are the factors to consider

1. Weather: Get her a good jacket, neck warmer, winter hat, and shoes, she can arrive with, From Tejuosho/Yaba markets if she is in Lagos if she is not, then get her something very good from a close by market. Please DO NOT LOOK FOR SOMETHING FASHIONABLE. LOOK FOR SOMETHING PRACTICAL . You are in Canada. I am too. If you haven’t experienced the cold, you won’t know. No matter how it is explained, you won’t understand until your ears, eye, nostrils, fingers, toenails freeze and suffer frost bites.
Be prepared to get her something better in Canada when she lands in Canada. I stay in the Prairies. No cloth sold in Nigeria can match -45 degrees Celsius. You would have to use multiple layers.

2. Food: please do not fill her bags with only what you miss in Nigeria. Let her bring things she will eat. They are healthier. Plant based. Unprocessed. The spices and seasonings she is used to. I am not saying she shouldn’t bring stuff for you but let her bring things for herself too. If she has spices and other natural herbs she takes, let her pack them too. Prioritize her comfort and wellbeing over the spices and things you miss in Nigeria.

3. Bills: Be realistic and ready to know that cost might go up. Of course this isn’t an issue I hope. It is hoped you have planned for her to come. Know that you might run your heaters, water, etc more hence expect some 100-200 CAD Spike in total bills.

4. Checks, Confirmation and Enlightenment: Inform her about the way of life of Canadians or any other important information around where you reside. Luckily, Canadians are a bit more laidback. Brief her if she is traveling to Canada for the first time. Go through all the essentials and let those helping her prep ensure she has everything she needs. Inform her about keeping her passport and travel documents and cash in the same purse/bag/ and keep those close to her and secure. Brief her about avoiding making quick “ stranger friends” at the airport. She should not accept anything or leave her bag with anyone, etc. etc.

5. Health. Let her visit a doctor in Nigeria. A quick medical check. Then like someone mentioned she should treat Malaria and Typhoid. ALSO IF SHE IS ON MEDICATION, please let her BUY AS MUCH AS WILL LAST HER OVERSEAS. Remember that the Canadian Healthcare system is SHIT! They have the equipment and tech, but their administration and availability are limited. If there are things like BP machines she uses, let her pack those too. They are portable. Get her good supplements when she arrives. Vitamin D, and others for bones and general health. I have seen and know of cases of aged folks in Nigeria who got a lot of relief and health benefits due to the health supplements they take from overseas.

6. Essentials: Please let her bring her creams and moisturizer, lip balm, etc. A lot of people bring Shea butter. But this has a high freezing point hence does not do much good when you go out. I bought and mixed Castor Oil and Flaxseed Oil. Then I mixed them with some glycerin, and a 2k perfume oil I bought in Nigeria for fragrance. This is what I use. Why do I use this mixture. I realize with freezing point of about -17 to - 20 degrees Celsius, these oils stay on my skin under the cold. Sunflower oil also has freezing temperatures of -17 degrees Celsius. Yeah, don’t mind me, I had to ''science'' the hell out of the issue of making my own appropriate homemade body oil which I used as cream/lotion. The beauty of science. Note I avoided almond oil because of its strong smell but it has a -18 freezing point hence should have been a good oil to rub as well. Other local creams freeze under the harsh Canadian Weather.

7. Fun: Winter is “too somehow” or “one kind” as we say in Nigeria. The walks we see in Summer and the Grandparents taking kids to join the bus in summer mornings will not be so easy. Of course, if the cold isn’t so bad where she is, she can perform these duties that they so love doing for their grandkids if any. Some things to do include:

-Walk children to the bus
-Walk kids back from the bus
-Mind the Children and baby sit
-Go out and visit close friends and family members
-Attend Church programs, outreaches, and simple volunteering.
-Visit downtown and major malls
-Evening neighborhood walks if the weather permits and conditions are not slippery. (AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE AVOID THE DANGEROUS SLIPS AND FALLS !!!!!!!! It is usually bad for aged people)
-Visit Nigerian Restaurant like Global Pot, etc. if in the Prairies.
-Visit Canadian Cafes and Restaurants
-Take Winter Photographs and Videos
-Take the kids sledding with their Toboggans if you have kids and they have toboggans.
-Visit farmers or flea markets if any in your area.

If you have other things, you have thought of for fun, you can add them to the list so other people who have parents and parent-in-laws coming can also get ideas.

Goke7:
I think it’s asking you to now link the evisa to your ukvi account. Your ukvi account is the one you use either your brp or passport number to log in.

Softmirror:
Nawa o! If Dele come be Igbo nko?! Thank God sha that he is not Igbo and thank God that both Dele and Afe are Peter Obi's supporters.

ConDawah:
I don't think Obi's visit will matter much. We have a book in circulation defaming Chief Afe. He'll have to write another book in prison to counter the one he already published. I've always known it's a matter of time before he gets in trouble with the way he talks carelessly.

OgbeniOja1:
Okponu

wanderlust007:
Good day everyone, We appreciate the concerns of all who have reached out one way or another to the family, offering advice on how we can push out Late Evang. Bayo Adegboyega's songs.

I am glad to announce that "Happy Home", his 4th studio album is now on all streaming platforms. Happy home is a gospel song with the first track dedicated to marriage, it is about how 2 people leaving their different background and upbringing needs patience to live with one another and build a family.
You can listen on boomplay via https://www.boomplay.com/share/artist/102460323?srModel=COPYLINK&srList=ANDROID
OR spotify via
https://open.spotify.com/album/3KBwAguiy9iUjzWttEhwba?si=qp_6bfXxT9Wi0f4m5x8Wmw
For other streaming platforms, please search for Happy Home by Bayo Adegboyega Atayero.

We are working on other albums and in the next few days, they will be available on all streaming platforms. Please encourage and support us by streaming and sharing to all gospel music lovers and lovers of late Atayero bi agogo.

You can subscribe to the official youtube channel created for his songs
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCZ6BuamOgIgzyQ5p0DFBUlg
This is where we will be uploading some of the old videos of his songs. Do well to listen to the audio songs currently on the channel like Atayero wa
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5T7yPmpdWo and Anointing to Lekenka more to come soon.

OgbeniOja1:
another media project.
Finish, open and let's see it working not like the last one they bambozelled every one with. or like Buharis rice pyramid