₦airaland Forum

I met with Adetokunbo Ogunnoiki @tokunboxyz , a young graduate of mathematics from the University of Ibadan, and his startup partner Ademola Gbadero, after his viral post on X caught my attention. They proposed a tech platform that uses geo mapping to help Lagosians locate clean… pic.twitter.com/TV4V1f67rW

— Tokunbo Wahab (@tokunbo_wahab) April 21, 2026

If you deem it disrespectful for Kwankwasiyya to urge Peter Obi to deputize Rabiu Kwankwaso, yet see no disrespect in Obidients demanding Kwankwaso deputize Obi for 2027, then you are politically m ad and blinded by tribal hypocrisy.

Telling Kwankwaso to deputise Peter Obi is premium disrespect. Kwankwaso was a better governor and a superior politician. He clears Obi on every metric of competence with a dominant CV.

He is a more befitting presidential material.

New Energy, Trusted Leadership – Kwankwaso–Obi 2027

Fellow Nigerians,

It is time for every eligible Nigerian — young and old, in the cities and in the villages, at home and in the diaspora to take two decisive steps:
1. Register to vote with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) without delay.
2. Register with the African Democratic Congress (ADC). - RMK

Fellow Nigerians,

It is time for every eligible Nigerian — young and old, in the cities and in the villages, at home and in the diaspora to take two decisive steps:
1. Register to vote with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) without delay.
2. Register with… pic.twitter.com/IBWfqLyzp6

— Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso (@KwankwasoRM) April 20, 2026

ruzell86:
My friend, it's not the way you see it.

My moniker wasn't registered for elections sake. I'm a Nigerian (as it stands) and I want a system that functions well not just for me, but also for my offsprings. I do not believe so much in Japa.

So, I shouldn't criticize a Govt not working as expected because of sycophancy ? Please

IyaTola:
it can be integrated into it.

IyaTola:
Public urination isn’t just about “who someone is,” it’s often about what options they have in the moment. In many cities, even well-dressed, employed people get caught short because there are too few accessible, clean public restrooms. Long commutes, traffic, events, or closed facilities can push anyone into a bad decision. It’s not admirable—but it’s not limited to any single group either.

Framing it as “only homeless or uneducated people do this” turns a public infrastructure and sanitation issue into a moral judgment about people. That makes it harder to fix the actual problem: lack of facilities, poor urban planning, and weak enforcement of sanitation standards.

A more constructive stance would be: discourage the behavior, yes—but also ask why it keeps happening across different groups, and what practical steps (more restrooms, better maintenance, clearer penalties) would reduce it for everyone.

tonididdy:
In 2026, you never heard of drones

bixton:
Which area in Yenagoa is this particular road situated?

Personperson01:
Only politicians and their supporters lack common sense in matters like this... Any sensible person knows the cheat code of walking responsibly into banks restaurants and even public work spaces to use their toilets and will not require the unnecessary noise.

AmazingELixir:
You can not draw a straight analogy between an institution of higher learning as UI and Lagos state in general...the demographic paints a complete contrasting picture.

Open defecation does not happen in UI, The App is workable there because it allows educated people with smart phones to locate conveniences and clean ones in real time, conversely the case of Lagos state is different the targeted people are mostly homeless illiterates, touts and miscreants with no means of accessing the App.

I remember last year when I rode to Yenagoa, this area was mostly swamp and thick bush. Almost like a place still waiting for its story to begin.
But this year, I came back with my camera and what I saw was something completely different.
I am glad I documented the progress of… pic.twitter.com/OLxn4thmpy

— Ed Wonder (@edward_wonder) April 20, 2026

OredoPikin:
1710 yet I never see single one despite how small Lagos is in terms of landmass
Stop the lies