₦airaland Forum

Ikengawo:
There's only 2 million people in Libya. Lagos is 20 million, don't be fooled by the numbers.

Libya has one of the highest per capital income in Africa.

JiggamanGh:
Well your lagos pop outnumber most of these countries. I hope you know that also.

Lagos - 21,000,000(2014)

Côte d'Ivoire - 21,504,162(2011)
Ghana - 24,304,000(2011)
Ethiopia - 86,834,000(2011)
Kenya - 40,910,000(2011)
Tanzania- 42,176,000(2011)

http://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_African_countries_by_population

Cutehector4u:
Lol..the only body that is eligible to rank universities is the nigerian university commission NUC.. and as a matter if fact, unilorin is the number 1... ..any other source is fake nd a visible lie

Stop beind ignorant.

The Ranking Web of Universities (Webometrics) is a rank of world universities web presence.

JiggamanGh:
You do know gdp doesn't tell the whole story and lost of these countries has better quality of life than nigeria.

Not disputing that.
Just that one won't expect those counties with their size(population and landmass) to have such a ridiculous GDP smaller than our tiny Lagos.

RichDad1:
Na me suppose get that FTC post nau. ***lol

Lol..
Heya, sorry.

at these countries.
Ghana
Zimbabwe
Côte d'Ivoire
Cameroon
Ethiopia
Libya
Kenya

RichDad1:
^^^^ which network you dey use?

Airtel.
BTW, why you wan know?

No ideology, no vision, just to survive.

Well, who can blame them?! None of the parties have a really clear principle or unique manifesto.

You mean artists artistes in SouthWest. Perhaps, because APC is the ruling party in their respective states. It's easier for them to win that way than joining an opposition that's struggling for gather itself.

And also, majority of these artistes going into politics are from APC states.

Ikwokrikwo:
Go and check the meaning of '''ceremony'''
You don't have to see canopies and people dressed in Ase-oke for it to be a ceremony. Cutting ribbons and switching on the lights in front of cameras is a ceremony and a very unnecessary one.
State governors install street lights all the time without making news out of it, how much more Lagos which is supposed to be a mega city (according to them)?
Fashola's government is a government of propaganda.

Okay

Ikwokrikwo:
Why should a ceremony be organised just to switch on street lights? Even the poorest states and the so called worse performing governors do this all the time witthout making any noise or throwing a party.
This is propaganda at its worse.
SMH

How is switching ON of street lights a ceremony?

Demdem:

Excellent one from Fashola however i have a question.
The report said the first section is from ikorodu road to jibowu. Where in ikorodu road? Did it start from mile 12 or ketu or ojota or palmgrove etc. Where did it start from.

Same thought here. I don't think they're referring to mile 12-Ikorodu express. Because construction is still on there, and I don't think it has reached the level of lightening.

IgrigiAPC:
If you are not an ethnocentrist masquerading as objective-minded, it wouldn't have been much of an issue. SO Stop deceiving yourself. YOU ARE ALSO A BIGOT.

Are we even supposed to be mentioning tribes at all?!

In a country of 170 million people, and more than 80million youths, we can only boast of FOUR Nigerians.
Hope you know that in every 5 Africans, 1 is a Nigerian, can same be said of the list?

Kenya plus SA's population is not up to ours, whereas they account for more than of half of the list.

We no dey shame for this country at all.

silverprince413:
you are high on COKE

When did polytechnics become uni?

Refer your question to webometrics. Okay?!

hybridtm:
If UNIBEN no dey dat list make..dem webometric go fry beans....OAU wai dey move frm one strike to anoda

Uniben dey, but no dey top ten, then be #11.

[size=14pt]Top Universities in Nigeria – 2014 University Ranking[/size]

The latest Nigeria University Ranking is out with Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) still topping the list of best Universities in Nigeria. The Ranking was obtained from the 2014 webometrics World University Ranking results.

The Ranking Web of Universities (Webometrics) is a rank of world universities web presence. And below is the Top 100 Best University in Nigeria from the 2014 edition of the webometrics results.

Top 100 Best University in Nigeria for the second quarter of 2014.

1 Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife

2 Covenant University, Ota

3 University of Ibadan, Ibadan

4 University of Lagos, Lagos

5 University of Ilorin, Ilorin

6 Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria

7 University of Agriculture, Abeokuta

8 Landmark University, Kwara

9 Federal University of Technology Akure, Akure

10 University of Nigeria, Nnsuka

11 University of Benin, Benin

12 Madonna University Nigeria

13 Federal University of Technology Minna

14 University of Jos

15 University of Port Harcourt

16 Auchi Polytechnic

17 Federal University Oye Ekiti Ekiti State

18 University of Calabar

19 Yaba College of Technology

20 National Open University of Nigeria

21 Federal University of Technology Owerri

22 Lagos Business School

23 Bayero University Kano

24 University of Uyo

25 Ladoke Akintola University of Technology

26 Nnamdi Azikiwe University

27 University of Maiduguri

28 Bingham University New Karu

29 Osun State University

30 Babcock University

31 American University of Nigeria

32 Afe Babalola University Ado Ekiti Ekiti State

33 Redeemer’s University

34 Benue State University

35 Pan African University Lagos

36 Kwara State University

37 Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike

38 Federal University Ndufu Alike Ebonyi State

39 Olabisi Onabanjo University (Ogun State University)

40 Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma

41 Usmanu Danfodiyo University

42 Rivers State University of Science & Technology

43 Caritas University Enugu

44 Adekunle Ajasin University

45 Joseph Ayo Babalola University

46 Ekiti State University Ado Ekiti (University of Ado Ekiti)

47 Bowen University

48 Lagos State University

49 Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University

50 Tai Solarin University of Education

51 Federal University Dutsin Ma

52 African University of Science & Technology Abuja

53 Federal University of Agriculture Makurdi

54 Ajayi Crowther University Oyo

55 Elizade University Ilara Mokin

56 Lead City University Ibadan

57 Caleb University

58 Ebonyi State University

59 Nigerian Defence Academy Kaduna

60 Delta State University Nigeria

61 Imo State University Owerri

62 Niger Delta University

63 Umaru Musa Yar’Adua University (Katsina State University)

64 Abia State University Uturu

65 Anambra State University of Science & Technology Uli

66 National Mathematical Centre

67 Federal University Dutse Jigawa State

68 Federal University Otuoke Bayelsa

69 Fountain University Osogbo

70 Federal Polytechnic Ede

71 Igbinedion University Okada

72 Enugu State University of Science and Technology

73 Kaduna State University

74 Achievers University Owo

75 Nigerian Turkish Nile University Abuja

76 Crawford University Igbesa

77 Veritas University

78 Bells University of Technology Otta

79 Modibbo Adama University of Technology Yola (Federal University of Technology)

80 Cross River State University of Science & Technology Calabar

81 Polytechnic Ibadan

82 Lagos State Polytechnic

83 Nasarawa State University

84 Federal University of Petroleum Resources Effurun

85 Al Hikmah University Ilorin

86 Federal University Lokoja Kogi State

87 Kwara State Polytechnic Ilorin

88 Paul University Awka Anambra State

89 Ondo State University of Science & Technology Okitipupa

90 University of Mkar

91 Benson Idahosa University

92 Federal Polytechnic Ilaro

93 Kaduna Polytechnic

94 Obong University

95 Renaissance University Enugu

96 Federal University Wukari Taraba State

97 Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa

98 Adeleke University Ede

99 Baze University Kuchigoro

100 Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University Lapai.

Barclay Paul, Kenyan

Founder/CEO Impact Africa Industries

The 22 year-old Kenyan is the founder of Impact Africa Industries, a company that produces low cost sanitary pads for poor women in informal settlements Kenya three years ago and he now sells the pads to as far as Uganda and South Sudan. The company is located in Kitale, a small town in Western Kenya and has 23 employees, 15 of whom are women who help in production and distribution of the sanitary pads. Paul was an Anzisha Prize Fellow in 2013.

Seth Akumani, Ghanaian

Co-founder and CEO, ClaimSync

Akumani, 30 is a co-founder of ClaimSync, an end-to-end claims processing software that enables hospitals, clinics and other healthcare facilities all over the world to automate patients’ medical records and to process records electronically. Claimsync’s solution allows these healthcare providers to easily prepare medical claims and send electronically to health insurance companies. In 2013 ClaimSync was the sole African company to participate in the high-profile, IBM, Novartis, GlaxoSmithKline backed Accelerator program HealthXL in Dublin. ClaimSync was recently acquired by GenKey, a Dutch-based biometrics company.

Jonathan Liebmann, South African

Real Estate developer, CEO of Propertuity

The 29 year-old South African visionary is the Managing Director of Propertuity, a South African Real Estate development company and the brains behind the construction of the Maboneng Precinct, a thriving cultural district in the east side of Johannesburg’s CBD. Once a neglected and deteriorating neighborhood housing abandoned industrial complexes, Liebmann transformed Maboneng into a vibrant urban mixed-use community complete with Art galleries, artist studios, retail spaces, offices and artist studios.

Tunde Kehinde, Nigerian

Co-founder, Jumia Nigeria

The 30 year-old Harvard MBA grad recently stepped down as co-founder of Jumia Nigeria, the country’s largest online retailer. Kehinde founded Kasuwa, a Nigerian online retailer in 2012. Within days of its founding, Kasuwa received seed funding from German online startup incubator and the company’s name was changed to Jumia. Kehinde resigned in January to start a logistics company.

Adii Pienaar, South African

Founder, Woothemes

Adii Pienaar, 28, is the founder of Woothemes, a company that designs and develops customizable commercial themes and plugins for WordPress. Adii built the business with a bootstrap budget, and the company today generates over $3 million in annual revenues from the sale of its themes. Woothemes also develops and sells themes for other content management systems, including Tumblr. Pienaar also runs PublicBeta, a service that allows successful entrepreneurs to transfer knowledge to new startups.

Zaheer Cassim, South African

Founder, One Way Up Productions

29 year-old South African media entrepreneur Zaheer Cassim graduated from Columbia’s Journalism school and returned home to South Africa to found One Way Up Productions, a television production outfit with a client list that includes Ogilvy South Africa, Hollard Insurance, the African Leadership Academy and Hackett.

Mike Muthiga, Kenyan

Founder, Fatboy Animation

Muthiga, 26, is the founder of Fatboy Animation, a Nairobi-based animation company that produces 3 and 2 dimensional animation for both film and commercial use. FatBoy Animations has produced several viral animated commercials for Kenyan blue chips like brands such as Safaricom, Telkom Orange, Barclays Bank and Jamii Telecommunications (JTL).

Danson Muchemi, Kenyan

Founder, WebTribe

Muchemi, 29, is the founder of WebTribe Kenya, a leading IT company in Kenya with operations in online payment systems, web applications and network security. Webtribe’s flagship company, Jambopay provides e-payments services for e-commerce players as well as e-ticketing services and electronic cash disbursement services. Jambopay is a recipient of the Google Innovation Awards in Financial Services for 2013.

Kunmi Otitoju, Nigerian

Founder, Minku Design

Kunmi, a 30 year-old Nigerian fashion entrepreneur is the founder of Minku Design, a company that makes leather bags for men and women by subtly blending Aso-oke fabric (a hand loomed cloth woven by Nigeria’s Yoruba people), into contemporary leather bag designs. Minku also makes Yoruba-themed leather purses and jewelry. All Minku Design’s products are hand-made at a workshop in Barcelona, Spain, but they are sold at high-end stores in Nigeria and on the company’s website.

Mazen Helmy, Egyptian

Founder, The District

27 year-old Mazen Helmy is the founder of The District, one of the first co-working spaces in Egypt and one of the few in the region. The District provides an inspiring workspace (sitting on a total area of almost 1000 square meters) for entrepreneurs and freelancers. Helmy founded the company in 2011.

Khaled Shady, Egyptian

Founder, Mubser

The 22 year-old Egyptian entrepreneur is the founder of Mubser, a new assistive tool for blind people. Mubser, which will be launched officially in March 2014, is a wearable belt with a Bluetooth-connected headset that leverages RGB imaging and infrared dept data captured by a 3D depth camera that allows blind and visually impaired people to navigate around in a safe and easy way. The device recognizes object and obstacles such as staircases and chairs.

Joel Mwale, Kenyan

Founder, Skydrop Enterprises

Mwale who is now 21 years old founded SkyDrop Enterprises, a rainwater filtration and bottling company which produces low-cost purified drinking water, milk and other dairy products in Kenya. In 2012, Mwale sold a 60% stake in Skydrop to an Israeli firm for $500,000. Next stop: Education. Last year Mwale founded Gigavia, an educational social networking website.

Lorna Rutto, Kenyan

Founder, Ecopost Kenya

In 2010, Lorna Rutto, 28, founded Ecopost, a Kenyan company that collects consumer plastic waste such as polypropylene and polyethylene and converts them into durable, easy to use and environmentally friendly plastic lumber, an eco-friendly alternative to timber which is used to manufacture fencing posts.

Ashley Uys, South African

Founder, Medical Diagnostech

Ashley Uys, 30, founded Medical Diagnostech which develops and markets affordable and reliable medical test kits for malaria, pregnancy, syphilis, malaria, HIV/ Aids for South Africa’s rural poor. Uys is a recipient of the South African Breweries $100,000 Annual Social Innovation Awards.

Kimiti Wanjaria, Kenyan

Founders, Serene Valley Properties

Kimiti Wanjaria, 30, is a co-founder of Serene Valley Properties (SVP), a Real Estate development company in Nairobi that constructs and sells residential properties to Kenya’s ever-growing middle class. SVP is behind the development of Sigona Valley project, a $4 million gated residential community outside Nairobi.

Arthur Zang, Cameroonian

Founder, Cardiopad

Zang, a 26 year-old Cameroonian Engineer is the inventor of the Cardiopad, a touch screen medical tablet that enables heart examinations such as the electrocardiogram (ECG) to be performed at remote, rural locations while the results of the test are transferred wirelessly to specialists who can interpret them. The device spares African patients living in remote areas the trouble of having to travel to urban centers to seek medical examinations. Zang is the founder of Himore Medical Equipments, the company that owns the rights to the Cardiopad.

Uche Pedro, Nigerian

Founder, BellaNaija

The 29 year-old Nigerian media entrepreneur is the founder of BellaNaija, a thriving new media company that develops online media content for African (primarily Nigerian) audiences. BellaNaija.com is Nigeria’s premier lifestyle, entertainment and fashion website, and garners an average of 10 million page views every month.

Tebogo Ditshego, South African

Founder, Ditshego Media

The 29 year-old South African public relations maverick is the founder of Ditshego Media, a leading PR firm specializing in Media Relations, Investor Relations, Reputation Management and Corporate Communications. Ditshego is also the Chairman of the South African Reading Foundation.

Bankole Cardoso, Nigerian

CEO, EasyTaxi Nigeria

Cardoso, 25, is the founder of the Nigerian operations of EasyTaxi, a taxi mobile App that was founded in Brazil in 2012 by German technology startup incubator, Rocket Internet GmBH. EasyTaxi serves to connect cab drivers and would-be passengers. Through the App, passengers can confirm their pickup point and then order a cab at the click of a button. EasyTaxi sends the passenger a confirmation of the name and phone number of your driver and gives passengers the option of tracking their driver and the vehicle in real-time. Before setting up EasyTaxi in Nigeria, Cardoso worked for PricewaterhouseCoopers and the Carlyle Group in New York.

Isaac Oboth, Ugandan

Founder, Media256

Isaac Oboth, 24, is the founder and CEO of Media 256 LTD, a film and television production company in East Africa. Media 256 was founded in 2011 and has a client list that includes Coca Cola, UNDP, USAID, the Ethiopian Commodities Exchange, Marie Stopes International, the African Leadership Network, and the African Leadership Academy. The company says it is profitable and employs 7 full-time videographers and editors. Isaac is also an Anzisha Prize Fellow, a pan-African award that celebrates innovative young African entrepreneurs.

Christian Ngan, Cameroonian

Founder, Madlyn Cazalis

After working in financial services in France, first as an analyst at French investment bank Quilvest Group and as an associate at Findercord in Paris, Christian Ngan returned home to Cameroon to start his own business in 2012. With $3,000 of his savings, he founded Madlyn Cazalis, an African hand-made bio cosmetic company that produces body oils, natural lotions, creams, scrubs, masks and soaps. Madlyn Cazalis products are sold and distributed across more than 30 chemist stores, beauty institutes and retail outlets in Cameroon and neighboring countries in Central Africa. The company does not reveal revenues but says it is profitable. Ngan, 30, is also founder of GoldskyPartners Advisory, a small financial advisory firm in Cameroon.

Senai Wolderufael, Ethiopian

Founder, Feed Green Ethiopia Exports Company

The 27 year-old Ethiopian entrepreneur is the founder of Feed Green Ethiopia Exports Company, an Addis Ababa-based outfit that produces and exports popular Ethiopian spice blends such as Shiro, Mitmita, Korarima and Berbere. Wolderufael founded the company in 2012 primarily to serve the needs of the Ethiopian diaspora in the United States and Europe, but as demand for Ethiopian spices increased significantly, Feed Green began exporting to new markets within Africa. The company employs only women.

Eric Kinoti, Kenyan

Founder, Shades System East Africa

The 29 year-old Kenyan is the founder of Shades System East Africa, a $1 million (annual sales) company that manufactures military and relief tents, branded gazebos, restaurant canopies, car parking shades, marquees, luxury tents, wedding party tents canvas seats and bouncing castles across the region. The company’s biggest clients are non-governmental and humanitarian organizations. Based in Nairobi, Shades System exports its products to Somalia, Congo and Rwanda. The company says it is profitable and has 18 full-time employees.

Nick Kaoma, South African

Founder, Head Honcho Clothing

South Africa’s own Daymond John in the making, Nick Kaoma is building an urban legend. The 28 year-old Cape Town native is the founder and creative director of Head Honcho clothing, a prominent South African lifestyle brand that designs, manufactures and markets streetwear clothing that is hugely popular among South Africa’s young urban dwellers. The company’s product line includes t-shirts and caps to cardigans, varsity jackets, hoodies, tank tops and female dresses.

Ronak Shah, Kenyan

Founder, Kronex Chemicals Ltd

Shah, a 26 year old Asian-Kenyan, is the founder of Kronex Chemicals Ltd, a fast-growing manufacturer of low-cost household cleaning products. Shah founded Kronex in January 2013 and the company has two products- a dishwashing liquid and a multi-purpose detergent, both of which are gaining market share amongst Kenya’s lower middle-class.

Issam Chleuh, Malian

Founder, Africa Impact Group

Issam Chleuh, a 27 year-old Malian national and former Ernst & Young Senior Associate, is the founder of the Africa Impact Group, an international organization focused on directing investment to socially and environmentally beneficial ventures, an asset class called Impact Investing. The company’s services include data & research, news, advisory services, and start-up incubation. Africa Impact Group’s clients include impact investors, private equity firms, family offices, leading African corporations, governments and nonprofits.

Patrick Ngowi, Tanzanian

Founder, Helvetic Group

Patrick Ngowi, 29 is the founder of Helvetic Group, a company that pioneered the supply, installation and maintenance of solar systems in Tanzania’s Northern Circuit. Helvetic Solar Contractors continues to grow. Helvetic did more than $5 million in revenues in 2013 and KPMG East Africa recently valued the company at $15 million. Helvetic is also expanding into the South African region and Ngowi is gearing up to take the company to Dar es Salaam’s capital markets.

Heshan de Silva Kenyan

Founder, DSGVenCap

After dropping out from school in the United States, Heshan de Silva, 25, worked briefly for a tea exporting company owned by his parents before breaking out to start VenCap, a business that sold travel insurance bundled into long distance bus tickets. The company became profitable very quickly, grossing over $1 million in revenues within its first year and setting the pace for travel insurance for bus commuters in Kenya. He is now a venture capitalist and the founder of DSGVenCap, a company that makes seed investments in the tech, media, agribusiness and consumer industries in Kenya.

Julie Alexander Fourie, South African

Founder, iFix

At 26, Julie Alexander Fourie runs a company that employs 40 people and services more than 4,000 clients a month. Fourie is the founder of iFix, which repairs and services all Apple products and Samsung Smartphones. iFix has branches in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban. Fourie started the company in 2006 from his dorm room at the University of Stellenbosch, helping colleagues and friends repaid broken and faulty iPods and computers. Satisfied friends subsequently referred other Apple product owners in search of repairs and Fourie’s business took off.

Sangu Delle, Ghanaian

Founder, Golden Palm Investments

Delle, 27 is a co-founder of Golden Palm Investments, a holding company that invests in early stage venture and growth financing across Africa with a strong bias for Real Estate, healthcare, agribusiness and technology. GPI has backed startups such as Solo Mobile in Nigeria, mPharma in Ghana and Zamsolar in Zambia. He is also the co-founder of cleanacwa, a non-profit working to provide access to clean water in Ghana’s underdeveloped regions. Sangu, who previously worked at Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Valiant Capital Partners, is currently an MBA candidate at Harvard.

braintext:
Is that not a 3d image?

It's not a renderd image, it's real.
Look at the kerbs and the road in the pictures. The detailed imperfection in the construction is obvious. Rendered images usually have perfect finishing.

Could be Nigeria's best random hit song since they split.

I think the issue of taxation by states should be looked into by the federal lawmakers and enforce a clear method of taxing we citizens.
Unspecified method of taxating and the percentage to be remitted as tax from people's businesses is what's leading to misunderstanding between the people and state government. State governments who are eager to increase their IGR in order to meetup with their people's demand due to the insufficient monthly allocation from the FG are usually forced to dive into multiple taxation.

This case is not the first, same scenario played in Ogun state, between the state tax officials and covenant university.
Some basic schools that couldn't meet up with the amount they were to pay as tax were forced to close down sometimes ago in Osun state.

All these should be settled at once by the lawmakers with consideration of the people first, to avoid future wahala.

Desola:
Yeeparipa mo gbe! mo ku! mo daran!!!!

Ondo abi ki lo ti wi? When a bonafide Isale Eko chic like me dey hia? Temi ba mi! Tinubu ti ta wa lopo!!! I love my Yoruba people but abeg, there are so many over qualified Eko natives that can take that position ojare!

You see why I don't like this Tinubu now? I cannot stomach this imposition o, it is becoming ridiculous ke! Iru gbogbo jangbon jangbon wo niyen ke?

Anyway, Abike no get liver for the mata abeg and the last time I was in Ikorodu, things didn't seem so great ojare. That garage was an eyesore! Omo ibo ti gba garagi tan mo yin lowo.

Even with the road construction and beautification from Ketu to Ikorodu?
The roundabout will be reconstructed along with the road construction nearing completion there. Abi you no see the rendered image of how the final look of Ikorodu 'll be on a street board there? which already the area is taking the look gradually.

And sis Desola, malo underestimate votes ti Ikorodu ni at all. Close to a million inhabitants.
Dabiri Erewa is well loved by the people of Ikorodu, based on her performance at the house of rep, on bills sponsored and her clean record, it won't be bad making her deputy to Ambode.

The main challenge this guy has is if the PDP presents Agbaje, but Koro won't let that happen.

I pray Sagamu-Ikorodu is also remembered like Benin-Ore and Ibadan-Oyo road someday. That road is the most horrible FG road I've ever seen.

anonimi:
Oga PJ, na simple question I ask oh.
I said the PARTICULAR picture....how we go take know sey na interstate.
QED!

konjakonja:
@op,Permit me to call you a liar, that road is not the only road linking Abia and Akwa ibom state. Aba ikote-ekpene road and opobo road Aba both linked Abia and Akwa ibom. There is also new umuahia/mgboko itu-ngwa(umuoria) road which link both states at the Nnennu and umuopara side of obingwa.,they are all federal roads but the truth is that they are all in deplorable state. FG in all honesty has failed the inhabitants of. Abia State since 1991

Oga Anoni... this is someone from that region accusing the Op of lying about the said road being the only Federal road linking the two states, but couldn't dispute the fact that it's a federal road linking Abia and Akwa-Ibom state.

anonimi:
How do we know if the road in this particular picture is a =>

- federal
- state or even
- LGA

road

Don't let your support for GEJ stop you from being objective when you should. We all know interstate roads are usually under FG.

This is not just about Fayemi, but Nigerians usual way of ignoring or forgetting matters that should be thoroughly dealt with, the moment the accused is out of office. The noise about Stella's armoured car died the moment she was sacked. Unfortunately, Fayemi was lucky to be out of office before this evil act was exposed, that's why those who should be asking questions are not saying anything.
Same reason why those found guilty of rigging elections have never been punished, but only sacked from office if found guilty.

If Gbenga Daniel had started all the projects he has seen under Amosun while he was the governor for eight years, there won't be need for ACN(now APC) to takeover. But hell no, he and his crooks were too busy with chop-chop politics, and now is the time they wanna work. Omo Ogun, please let Amosun complete all the works he started all by himself.

Omirin said he had a background of political fidelity anchored on progressive democratic practice and so would not abandon principle in pursuit of selfish agenda diametrically opposed to the ethos of his political belief.

So we still have politicians with ideology left in this country!! Gives one little hope.