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nams77:
I see you bro. Keep up. Cut soap for me too

How can I cut you soap when you are my boss? Remember what you said.

nams77:
Naptu na nams77 man. I have noticed he is subtly defending the nams77 of the day, always quick to fact-check once it's against the nams77 and subtly shading opposition. We see you bro. Working hard for your nams77

specialmati:
show us what the Messiah of Lagos ,the Creator of Lagos from ocean and the Creator of the air you breath in Lagos has really done to move Nigeria front.now we all can see why buhari didn't want him to be president.but since he is now president tell us what he has done so far.most of you agberos in Lagos are disappointed with his performance right.before tinubu tenure is over you will beg people to send you food money for this forum.mad people

What the hell is my business with the creator of Lagos and what does it have to do with the thread?

Are you trying to derail the thread?

400 SUVs is now the number 1 trend in Nigeria.

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nams77:
Naptu na nams77 man. I have noticed he is subtly defending the nams77 of the day, always quick to fact-check once it's against the nams77 and subtly shading opposition. We see you bro. Working hard for your nams77

Oh, thank you dear nams77 for that wonderful post that shed great light on the topic at hand.

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Chief Oseloka Henry Obaze was secretary to the Anambra State Government from June, 2012 till June, 2015, during the Peter Obi and Willie Obiano administrations.

Oseloka H. Obaze (OHO) @OselokaHObaze

Potential Corporate PR's disasters require tact & diplomacy. When I was the SSG in Anambra Peter Obi, procured over 400 SUVs for the Traditional Rulers. One day, a Traditional Ruler & Classmate called to say his SUV crashed. Luckily no injuries or fatalities.

Then he said his driver (who had apparently fallen asleep at the wheels) said the steering wheel had instantly locked at top speed. I sensed a PR problem instantly. I told him to get a police report and arrange for the vehicle to be towed back to Anambra.

I then called the CEO of Innoson Motors and explained the situation. I suggested they recover the vehicle dismantle it and ascertain if indeed the vehicle accident was mechanical, and if need be take remedial measures. He did not argue. He thanked me.

He proceeded as agreed and it was ascertained the accident was not due to a steering lock. Innoson Motors repaired and restored the SUV to brand new status and returned to the Traditional Ruler. Meanwhile, ANSG had replaced the SUV with a new one.

In the end, the driver admitted that he "might have dozed off." Imagine the PR disaster one accident would have been to Innoson Motors. Till date, one decade later, the Traditional Ruler is still driving both SUVs without issues. Lessons learned.

Oseloka H. Obaze (OHO)