sharbby:
Inside New Abuja Airport Terminal.
The terminal will be ready by October 2018.
#PMBatWork
#YearOfInfrastructure

Thank you Stella Oduah
Thank you GEJ

Orikinla: [size=18pt]Let the ignorant and intellectually re-tarded Igbo tribal bigots castigating Governor Fashola show me a Yoruba man or woman among the state commissioners in all the Igbo states in Nigeria.[/size]

The Lagos state cabinet needs Akabueze more than Akabueze needs the cabinet.

Demdem:

Is Amaechi the house that sanctioned them?

Is Jonathan a member of the 5 that impeached the speaker?

Asoozy:

And you are what women get when abortions fail. The left over damaged foetus.

You must be the product of a leaking condom.

Asoozy:

Go and slump in a corner jo!

An ibo man writes one correct phrase in his lifetime and e no go let us hear word again.

Rubbish!

This is what you get when contraceptives fail.

Asoozy:

What us your problem exactly?

I made the gaff, to which I owned up to so why are you still barkup the wrong tree?

Did Seanet make the error?
Annoying forker!

For involving your self in a battle that doesn't involve you, I invoke my username on you.

seanet02:
Yeah, you right, it was because it was missing there that i decided to call him to action
Alabi must be fumigated and weeded

Dude, you ain't winning this case. Why did you support the following post?

Asoozy:

Indigent is a derivative of indigene.

With this;

seanet02:
You dey mind the f0.0.l?

seanet02:
You dey craze?
Where did i typed Indigent?
i called your lame Gov. to action so i we can quickly clear ladipo

seanet02: Emphasis Indigene!!!!
But when Fashola send ibo packing out of Ladipo and reallocate such for Yorubas, don:'t shout one Nigeria or no mans land

Now where in my post did you see Indigent? or are you suffering from glaucoma?

where in the original post did you see the word 'indigene'?

He who knows not and knows not that he knows not is a f00l

Asoozy:

Indigent is a derivative of indigene.

seanet02:
You dey mind the f0.0.l?

seanet02:
You are probably blind..
"Emphasis Indigene" was what i wrote not "Emphasis Indigent"
It is a call to action....olodo.

You just keep compounding your case.

seanet02:
Your flat head surely is your greatest undoing
Do you want me to start giving you English tutorial free of charge like that... , moreover when your lineage and forefathers have proven time and time to be an utterly ungrateful set of people

LMFAO! Someone that doesn't know the meaning of 'indigent' wanting to teach me English language? I seriously advise you get yourself enrolled in an adult education class ASAP. To think that you have Baba Awo's picture on your profile says a lot about Baba Awo's free education.

Now, tell me how you are different from that Edo teacher who couldn't read her age declaration affidavit.

seanet02:
Your flat head surely is your greatest undoing
Do you want me to start giving you English tutorial free of charge like that... , moreover when your lineage and forefathers have proven time and time to be an utterly ungrateful set of people

Dude, be careful or else I'll invoke my username on you.

seanet02:
You dey mind the f0.0.l?

See how you and the lunatic that liked your post just made fools of yourselves.

Asoozy:

You are actually right.

Goofed on that one.

No hard feelings mate. We all goof once in awhile.

Asoozy:

Indigent is a derivative of indigene.

SMH seriously at the quality of products our educational institutions throw up.

Indigent = A needy person.

BlackBaron: Who makes up a username like that...Retard.

Who are you referring to?

seanet02: Emphasis Indigene!!!!
But when Fashola send ibo packing out of Ladipo and reallocate such for Yorubas, don:'t shout one Nigeria or no mans land

Do you have a problem with comprehension or you don't know the difference between indigene and indigent?

They keep struggling for crumbs while I keep buying up their land.

Hahaha! Another opportunity to increase my stake in Lagos. I must buy a property in this prime location not minding that some of those evicted may have 'deported' themselves back to their villages in Ogbomosho and Okitipupa.

By Global Information Network (GIN)
Aug. 13 (GIN) – Local officials in Lagos, Nigeria, who accepted a $200 million loan from the World Bank to “increase sustainable access to basic urban services,” are instead creating an unaffordable complex of 1,000 luxury units on the grounds where poor and working people recently lived.

According to a new report from Amnesty International, partnering with the Nigerian Social and Economic Rights Action Center (SERAC), tens of thousands of Lagosians who lived in the Badia East area which fronts the scenic Gulf of Guinea, have been homeless since their devastating evictions in February on short notice. Self-built homes were bulldozed and the one-time residents were forced to sleep out in the open or under a bridge.

"The effects of February's forced eviction have been devastating," said Amnesty's Oluwatosin Popoola.

It wasn’t the first time the Lagos government diverted money intended to improve life for the large riverine community. Since the early 1990s, grants from World Bank money for ‘slum clearance’ were instead the motive for the mass eviction of area residents without resettlement. In 1997, more evictions were ordered for some 2,000 residents who were chased off by armed guards from even salvaging their own possessions.

A new round of demolitions began in 2003 following a 48 hour notice, but was stopped midway by non-violent resistance. After a short interlude, the evictions resumed again in October 2003. Some 3,000 residents of Oke Ilu-Eri were left without compensation or replacement homes. Again in March 2013, hundreds of homes were demolished by the ‘Kick Against Indiscipline’ brigade.

In an interview with the New York Times, the Lagos state commissioner for housing, Adedeji Olatubosun Jeje, provided a different version of events.

 

“It’s a regeneration of a slum,” he said. “We gave enough notification. The government intends to develop 1,008 housing units. What we removed was just shanties. Nobody was even living in those shanties. Maybe we had a couple of squatters living there.”

 

The Lagos state Attorney-General claimed they were merely clearing empty land. “It was just a rubbish dump,” he maintained.

 

As for the new housing, “there’s not a chance they can afford it,” said Felix Morka, SERAC’s executive director told the Times. Badia residents earn under $100 a month on average.

 

“The Lagos state government has failed to comply with national and international law. It is high time that the Lagos state government and the Nigerian government stop forced evictions and enact legal safeguards that apply to all evictions,” said Amnesty’s Popoola.

 

Amnesty and SERAC are calling on the governor of Lagos State, Babatunde Fashola, to publicly commit to stopping forced evictions, and on the World Bank to put safeguards in place to ensure it does not support any activities which may result in forced evictions in the future. w/pix of homeless family in Badia East

http://mobile.saharareporters.com/news-page/luxury-living-lagos-built-world-bank-funds-poor