Tinubu was the one that created the ministry of housing in 1999 from the ministry of works so as to strengthen public housing and its PPP initiatives

Tinubu built and commissioned

- 1059 Units of 2 bedroom bungalow of low income housing unit at Abraham Adesanya. It was commissioned in 2000.

- 163 Units of 2 bedroom low income housing unit at Ayangburen Phase II, Ikorodu. It was commissioned in 2001

- 114 Duplexes, high income units at Oba Adeyinka Oyekan II Estate, Lekki. It was commissioned in 2003

- 640 Units comprising 1,2 and 3 bedroom low income flats at Ojokoro Millennium Housing Scheme

- 138 Units at Okooba housing estate 1 & 2

- 20 Units of town houses and 32 units of 3 bedroom flat at Gbagada Medium Housing Scheme 1

- 200 Units of 2 bedroom bungalows at Ewu Elepe (Low income) through PPP

- Completed the moribund Michael Otedola low income housing scheme

- Built and commissioned Femi Okunnu Housing Estate, Lekki

- 300 units of 2 in 1 two bedroom bungalows at Oke Eletu low income housing. It was commissioned in 2007.

Should we talk about the LSDPC projects?

- LSDPC Ijaiye medium estate phase 1 & 2. 4 bedroom flats through PPP 16 units

- Crystal Estate Amuwo Odofin, 3 bedroom flat 38 units.

- LSDPC Riverview Estate, Isheri North 2 bedroom flat 60 units

- LSDPC Joseph Shyngle Terrance Surulere 12 units.


Bring your candidate outside

Bring your candidate outside right now

ShaqFu:
The road you mentioned, that is from Gate way hotel to Meiran is federal road, that is Lagos Abeokuta Express Way.

Now Tinubu is directly responsible for tarring Bale Animashaun Road. That road is at Alakuko and lead directly to Agbado Crossing. He also tarred the road at Kola which also connect Bale Animashaun Road.

Also, he filled all the potholes at Karimu Laka street at Egbeda. He also did the same at Ogunlana street and Akonwonjo road.

Now these are roads I know he did because it was right under my eye. It was something I witnessed.

Next?

That road is a federal.road though.

Which is why it remained dead like thar for years.

Those days If you followed the road north from the old toll gate to Sango, you would only be drive about 5 minutes before realising you'd run out of road as the Market was literally on the express, where the overhead bridge is now.

If you headed south on that road, Kola was always a problem with huge potholes, abule-egba choke die around katangwa, the market was on the express at ile-epo, iyana-ipaja, and Egbeda..by the time you got to Cement you would dodging HUGE craters in the road...Ikeja along Traffic was insane, due to traffic backing up from PWD, and then the road practically ended at Bolade because that was where Oshodi market started from.

On my way to School each morning, I used to listen to morning show on Raypower back then after Larry Izamoje's slot and at least one caller would call in to abuse OBJ because of that road...I really shouldnt have been able to listen because it ran during school hours, but I was ALWAYS late for school due to that stüpid road.

That was an OBJ legacy though. That's the same road that took him to his farm from MMA

WhatsApp group copy pasta nuisance,dfkm ...MFJPM

nihilistjnr:


That road is a federal.road though.

Which is why it remained dead like thar for years.

Those days If you followed the road north from the old toll gate to Sango, you would only be drive about 5 minutes before realising you'd run out of road as the Market was literally on the express, where the overhead bridge is now.

If you headed south on that road, Kola was always a problem with huge potholes, abule-egba choke die around katangwa, the market was on the express at ile-epo, iyana-ipaja, and Egbeda..by the time you got to Cement you would dodging HUGE craters in the road...Ikeja along Traffic was insane, due to traffic backing up from PWD, and then the road practically ended at Bolade because that was where Oshodi market started from.

On my way to School each morning, I used to listen to morning show on Raypower back then after Larry Izamoje's slot and at least one caller would call in to abuse OBJ because of that road...I really should have been able to listen because it ran during school hours, but I was ALWAYS late for school due to that stüpid road.

That was an OBJ legacy though. That's the same road that took him to his farm from MMA

Through objs tenure lagos could do nothing about federal roads. It was so bad that Tinubu put up a sign at mazamaza - this road is the property of the federal gov't, please bear with us.

Fortunately yardua did not carry on with Objs beef and the vision for that road has slowly and surely materialized since then.

disstroyy:


Let me help you. My parents lived in Lagos years before I was born. My dad's a medical doctor who worked at LUTH.

Later he setup private practise in Idi-Iroko along Canaanland in Ogun State before building his hospital in Lagos. The hospital name is a combination of I and my sister's name. It was at Kozzy Barbers within the Iju-Ishaga - Agege axis.

My dad was family doctor to some influential people, including in Ogun State. Nihilist supposedly lived in Otta so he would know the Umejiegos who were a very rich family.

If you live in Otta or know someone who does, you/they can ask the family of the Akwa Ibom medical doctor who visited during the weekends with his little son. I was that little son. Chief Umejiego is dead now but his family should still be there. He had twin daughters.

I even did Yoruba in my JSCE and aced it. Came from Lagos each morning to school in IGGS which was the best school in Ogun (there were day students from as far away as Maryland, Lagos) before focusing on schooling in Lagos. My school during JSCE wasn't far from my dad's hospital in Lagos.

LOL. I hurts doesn't it? I don't have to hide. I have posted my pictures here several times.

I moved to Abule-Egba as a teenager bro. I'm really from Bariga/Ebute-Metta.

"owner of Lagos" wey Lagos blow ....why e no remain for iragbiji Osun State,little wonder his under 40years were unaccounted for,he has to steal childhood pictures....

Oh you this neutral why are you disguising? Do you want affliction to continue in the land?

Cheers to the New Year everyone. We will all eat good in 2023 by God's grace

nihilistjnr:


That road is a federal.road though.

Which is why it remained dead like thar for years.

Those days If you followed the road north from the old toll gate to Sango, you would only be drive about 5 minutes before realising you'd run out of road as the Market was literally on the express, where the overhead bridge is now.

If you headed south on that road, Kola was always a problem with huge potholes, abule-egba choke die around katangwa, the market was on the express at ile-epo, iyana-ipaja, and Egbeda..by the time you got to Cement you would dodging HUGE craters in the road...Ikeja along Traffic was insane, due to traffic backing up from PWD, and then the road practically ended at Bolade because that was where Oshodi market started from.

On my way to School each morning, I used to listen to morning show on Raypower back then after Larry Izamoje's slot and at least one caller would call in to abuse OBJ because of that road...I really shouldnt have been able to listen because it ran during school hours, but I was ALWAYS late for school due to that stüpid road.

That was an OBJ legacy though. That's the same road that took him to his farm from MMA

lol remember when I used to travel to Abuja by road in the early 2000s remember seeing 'This road belongs to FG' signs anytime we passed a horrible portion of the road in Oyo, Osun and Ondo.

OBJ for all his economic acumen was terrible when it came to building lasting infrastructure except maybe the national stadium in Abuja.

GloriousGbola:


Through objs tenure lagos could do nothing about federal roads. It was so bad that Tinubu put up a sign at mazamaza - this road is the property of the federal gov't, please bear with us.

Fortunately yardua did not carry on with Objs beef and the vision for that road has slowly and surely materialized since then.

GloriousGbola:


Through objs tenure lagos could do nothing about federal roads. It was so bad that Tinubu put up a sign at mazamaza - this road is the property of the federal gov't, please bear with us.

Fortunately yardua did not carry on with Objs beef and the vision for that road has slowly and surely materialized since then.

This tracks.

That road was horrible. And there were corpses on the road every day. EVERY day.

nihilistjnr:


That road is a federal.road though.

Which is why it remained dead like thar for years. [/quote

Those days If you followed the road north from the old toll gate to Sango, you would only be drive about 5 minutes before realising you'd run out of road as the Market was literally on the express, where the overhead bridge is now.

Even if you turned heading to OJu-Ore or the other way to Ijoko, it wasn't exactly good too.

If you headed south on that road, Kola was always a problem with huge potholes, abule-egba choke die around katangwa, the market was on the express at ile-epo, iyana-ipaja, and Egbeda..by the time you got to Cement you would dodging HUGE craters in the road...Ikeja along Traffic was insane, due to traffic backing up from PWD, and then the road practically ended at Bolade because that was where Oshodi market started from. [/b]

Even Kola when you veer off Lagos -Abeokuta road had no good roads. Roads were always flooded even though I admit the topography was a challenge.

The inner city roads weren't good too. Did Tinubu do what he could do? Maybe. But was he the best as they hype him to be? No!

Experience and facts don't lie.

I also see how those defending him completely avoid talking about Oshodi, Mushin, Idumota etc even though these places were super-big markets and housed megastores but were filthy and unsafe. He let the grime fester.

Now they try to pass off what Fashola did to clean up these place's as BAT's. You don't erase a man's legacy and arrogate it to another because he was/is a godson.

disstroyy:


Even if you turned heading to OJu-Ore or the other way to Ijoko, it wasn't exactly good too.



Even Kola when you veer off Lagos -Abeokuta road had no good roads. Roads were always flooded even though I admit the topography was a challenge.

The inner city roads weren't good too. Did Tinubu do what he could do? Maybe. But was he the best as they hype him to be? No!

Experience and facts don't lie.

I also see how those defending him completely avoid talking about Oshodi, Mushin, Idumota etc even though these places were super-big markets and housed megastores but were filthy and unsafe. He let the grime fester.

Now they try to pass off what Fashola did to clean up these place's as BAT's. You don't erase a man's legacy and arrogate it to another because he was/is a godson.

Nah no doubt.

The most noticeable improvements came during the Fashola years, but I want to caveat that by saying...the most noticeable improvements came on the Island, at a time when mainland population was exploding.

At this point I was already in the UK, so can't speak with too much authority, but every time i came back the mainland seemed worse, but the Island seemed better and better.

It's only in the Sanwo-Olu era I began to see improvements in Abule-Egba area with how they cleared up Pen-Cinems and I don't know who built the over head bridge at Oko-Oba Market

Iju Road is now OK-ish, but Fagba around the railway crossing is still a horrific mess.

Succesive APC Governments have quadrupled down on the divide between Island and Mainland with their blatant elitist gentrification policies.

Mark my words, they are going to declare Lagoon/Lekki state in the not too distant future.

GloriousGbola:


A real fun fact

The only reason Nigeria is not a one party state is bola Tinubu

Everyone else was more or less content to play vassal to pdp

You cannot claim to be for democratic principles and then cussing out the person that put a viable opposition together piece by piece, year by year until the right moment

You think political campaigns and cases against a juggernaut federal government are run on false claims of integrity?

The Peter obi they celebrate was a willing vassal who ditched his party once it was convenient. That must be what obidients call long range vision

That bolded statement is not the flex you think it is..
First of all, buhari did much better than tinubu in terms of setting up a viable opposition. Buhari's CPC had more elected contingents than tinubu's ACN so you can't try to paint tinubu as the only factor in setting up viable opposition and helping Nigeria's democracy.

Secondly it's almost laughable that while you praise the APC for being a viable party to nigeria's democracy, you make no mention of the quality of their leadership.
Is that not the most important metric to use in judging them??

Yes they helped to strengthen Nigeria's democracy by being a choice but WHAT DID THEY DO WHEN GIVEN THE POWER??
Are they not complete failures in governance? Talk about that.

chrisooblog:
lol remember when I used to travel to Abuja by road in the early 2000s remember seeing 'This road belongs to FG' signs anytime we passed a horrible portion of the road in Oyo, Osun and Ondo.

OBJ for all his economic acumen was terrible when it came to building lasting infrastructure except maybe the national stadium in Abuja.

In hindsight pdp failed on infrastructure because it was first and foremost money for the boys rather than let's get this issue solved. So your govt paddy with mushroom company, big talk, senator trad, small accent and no actual action gets the job over and over and over again.

Donjazet2:


Buhari's CPC had more elected contingents than tinubu's ACN so you can't try to paint tinubu as the only factor in setting up viable opposition and helping Nigeria's democracy.

Is this a joke?

Mention the elected CPC contingent during the merger and let's compare it with ACN own.

Segedinho:
I still wonder why donjazet chats or reply are regarded as toxic while more people are even worse in reply ...

Things really no balance

Na you dey take them serious.
I don't even listen to that bullcrap, until the elections, no one can stop my efforts to sensitize people on the importance of taking part in the Democratic process.

Bimffo:


Though I don't want a World power that censors freedom of speech, but I think the USA time is up. I really want it to be up..

China and Russia don’t plan to censor anybody, if anything, they like to mind their business outside their borders, they seek business partners that are after mutual productive growth

Censorship is very important, geopolitically in our world today, most nations attack other nations using PSYOP, nobody does it more than American government, strict censorship of freedom to limit such infiltration is very important, look at Americans cluelessly hyping Putin, I don’t think the Russians made a play for it but such infiltrations are very possible, it’s why the CIA succeeded in accomplishing so many coups

American government actively censors and psychologically manipulates more 7billion people each day, they are just very subtle.

The next 4 years would be monumental, most African leaders can read the room, the issue particularly when it comes to Africans is aesthetics

most people have been breed to live the western way, they have used movies, songs, tv shows, msm and so many others even social media to mentally enslave billions around the world, far too many people are addicted to western culture, that would be the hardest part of the whole thing for Africans

But people will adapt, even hell self, leave us there for a few months and the heat starts to feel warm, adaptability is our specialty, look at Nigerians cruising on the internet while their nation burns to the ground, in 100years there who be a billion Nigerians, and nobody is talking about the calamity in-front, they are still calling on Jesus in this century besides western culture has stagnated, agenda has taken over everything

Donjazet2:


That bolded statement is not the flex you think it is..
First of all, buhari did much better than tinubu in terms of setting up a viable opposition. Buhari's CPC had more elected contingents than tinubu's ACN so you can't try to paint tinubu as the only factor in setting up viable opposition and helping Nigeria's democracy.

Secondly it's almost laughable that while you praise the APC for being a viable party to nigeria's democracy, you make no mention of the quality of their leadership.
Is that not the most important metric to use in judging them??

Yes they helped to strengthen Nigeria's democracy by being a choice but WHAT DID THEY DO WHEN GIVEN THE POWER??
Are they not complete failures in governance? Talk about that.

Buharis cpc that were perennial losers in elections?

Buharis cpc that did not have a solid voting bloc?

Buharis cpc that could not even package the man?
Let us compare pictures from Buharis 2011 and 2015 campaigns - since you want to claim cpc was actually some sort of behemoth.

But you are right about one thing - Who are the face of apc in govt today, if not the same cpc bedfellows aisha Buhari keeps complaining about? The ones who say keep quiet we were carrying your husband when he was broke, now it is our time?

It should be clear to even you that Buhari is unfortunately brazenly tribalist and has basically doled out critical jobs to his kinsmen who have paper but not competence.

Incidetallly, this is why all the lies you continue to make about supporting Osinbajo are obvious bs. Because he is far more a part of this admin than BAT is

larride:


Is this a joke?
Mention the elected CPC contingent during the merger and let's compare it with ACN own.

Are you trying to say ACN was stronger than CPC?? Common man! Buhari that was winning 8 million votes on his own. Even after the merger, ACN has not delivered up to 4 million votes, I hope you know.

But that's aside, the main issue is GOVERNANCE!
How did these party govern when given the chance?
Is it not the party that couldn't appoint it's ministers for half an entire year??

I ask again, how do we rate the performance of the APC which tinubu brought?

What steps did tinubu take to rectify the misrule of the party which you are giving him credit for forming?

nihilistjnr:


Nah no doubt.

The most noticeable improvements came during the Fashola years, but I want to caveat that by saying...the most noticeable improvements came on the Island, at a time when mainland population was exploding.

At this point I was already in the UK, so can't speak with too much authority, but every time i came back the mainland seemed worse, but the Island seemed better and better.

It's only in the Sanwo-Olu era I began to see improvements in Abule-Egba area with how they cleared up Pen-Cinems and I don't know who built the over head bridge at Oko-Oba Market

Iju Road is now OK-ish, but Fagba around the railway crossing is still a horrific mess.

Succesive APC Governments have quadrupled down on the divide between Island and Mainland with their blatant elitist gentrification policies.

Mark my words, they are going to declare Lagoon/Lekki state in the not too distant future.

Does festac qualify as mainland? Because we are getting a link bridge to orile and oshodi expressway. I am very excited for this. This was part of the Lagos Badagry expressway project. Same thing is happening at third gate. An secondary express road is being built

As to deveopmemt in the vi and beyond, it is more chaotic than anything else once you go beyond lekki phase 1.

Donjazet2:


Are you trying to say ACN was stronger than CPC?? Common man! Buhari that was winning 8 million votes on his own. Even after the merger, ACN has not delivered up to 4 million votes, I hope you know.

But that's aside, the main issue is GOVERNANCE!
How did these party govern when given the chance?
Is it not the party that couldn't appoint it's ministers for half an entire year??

I ask again, how do we rate the performance of the APC which tinubu brought?

What steps did tinubu take to rectify the misrule of the party which you are giving him credit for forming?

I belong to everyone and I belong to no one.

Buhari flipped the script on a lot of people after he entered into office. As bimffo said you need to pick a struggle. Today you say Buhari used and dumped and marginalised Tinubu, tomorrow you say Tinubu controls who Buhari appoints

Make up your mind.

E be like say this APC people dey use juju.

They want to credit tinubu as the man responsible for APC but in the same vein distance the man from the failures of the APC they claim he's responsible for.

How on earth does that logic flow?

nihilistjnr:


Nah no doubt.

The most noticeable improvements came during the Fashola years, but I want to caveat that by saying...the most noticeable improvements came on the Island, at a time when mainland population was exploding.

Fashola was very good. Any governor who could clean up Oshodi and Mushin deserves a third term (to think BAT was against BRF's second term). He didn't only clean it up but modernised it. After he left, everything went back to default.

At this point I was already in the UK, so can't speak with too much authority, but every time i came back the mainland seemed worse, but the Island seemed better and better.

It's only in the Sanwo-Olu era I began to see improvements in Abule-Egba area with how they cleared up Pen-Cinems and I don't know who built the over head bridge at Oko-Oba Market

Iju Road is now OK-ish, but Fagba around the railway crossing is still a horrific mess.

Succesive APC Governments have quadrupled down on the divide between Island and Mainland with their blatant elitist gentrification policies.

Mark my words, they are going to declare Lagoon/Lekki state in the not too distant future.

Now somoenone who gets it!
It's why I don't question Lagos' FAAC allocation which is higher than all but one oil-producing state. It deserves it for many reasons.

I also think Ambode had more lofty ideas for Lagos and was already execûting them than Sanwo-Olu but was lacking in the intra-politics of the state.

You forgot to mention how Fashola tamed the Agberos and the excesses of the OPC.

Until these people realise criticising Tinubu's poor governance of Lagos doesn't equate scoffing at the state itself, the better for them.

Donjazet2:
E be like say this APC people dey use juju.

They want to credit tinubu as the man responsible for APC but in the same vein distance the man from the failures of the APC they claim he's responsible for.

How on earth does that logic flow?

Slow thinker Tinubus is responsible for apc winning the election in 2015.

But as you like to say, fg no be lagos, so Tinubu did not have a frame work within the fg admin. Add that to the betrayal of Saraki which meant that Buharis entire first term was a fight with fifth columnists.

This is not for you but for those inclined to swallow your bs without thinking

GloriousGbola:


I belong to everyone and I belong to no one.

Buhari flipped the script on a lot of people after he entered into office. As bimffo said you need to pick a struggle. Today you say Buhari used and dumped and marginalised Tinubu, tomorrow you say Tinubu controls who Buhari appoints

Make up your mind.

Strawman argument. Inventing a new narrative to divert from the point of the argument held.

Where did I ever say buhari used and dumped tinubu?
Abi are you the one saying it? Do you believe that Tinubu with his numerous handpicked henchmen have no influence on this country?

To which I now ask you the next crucial question.
What did tinubu do as he saw the country going to abyss? As he witnessed this government plunge us into not one but 2 economic recessions?

What did tinubu do as he watched the country burn in flames with different violent sectors rising up?

We've seen tinubu defend buhari several times? Show me his actions taken to combat the misrule of his own founded party.

As seen On the front page;

May 27: Labour Party as the "third force"

May 27 marks a new phase of politics in Nigeria's political history as Peter Obi officially joined the Labour Party — a development that birthed the OBIdient Movement.

Undoubtedly, the emergence of Peter Obi as the LP presidential candidate has taken the party from its insignificant position to what political commentators termed the "Third Force".

Before joining LP, the former Anambra Governor was a vice presidential candidate to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar in 2019. His defection to the Labour Party has transformed the party from "Zero to Number 3".

Thank God for Peter Obi oo. If not for this man, Nigerians would have been left to choose between the devil and the deep blue sea.
Thank God for this man oo.

disstroyy:

It is. All bans always show the threads and posts you were banned for. And I haven't exactly commented on any other thread in the last two days.
It only began when I exposéd BAT. Myñd is a know BÁTist they invoke on this forum.


Two accounts. I responded to Laride's comment about Tinubu building primary health centers and your response to me. Both got deleted.
Oddly, no insult in either, and my brutal rebuttals to Digz didn't get me penalised as they weren't directed at Tîñubu.

But I understand how this game works. The debates go on.
Thankfully, I saved my response to you.

Hmmm.

nihilistjnr:


That road is a federal.road though.

Which is why it remained dead like thar for years.

Those days If you followed the road north from the old toll gate to Sango, you would only be drive about 5 minutes before realising you'd run out of road as the Market was literally on the express, where the overhead bridge is now.

If you headed south on that road, Kola was always a problem with huge potholes, abule-egba choke die around katangwa, the market was on the express at ile-epo, iyana-ipaja, and Egbeda..by the time you got to Cement you would dodging HUGE craters in the road...Ikeja along Traffic was insane, due to traffic backing up from PWD, and then the road practically ended at Bolade because that was where Oshodi market started from.

On my way to School each morning, I used to listen to morning show on Raypower back then after Larry Izamoje's slot and at least one caller would call in to abuse OBJ because of that road...I really shouldnt have been able to listen because it ran during school hours, but I was ALWAYS late for school due to that stüpid road.

That was an OBJ legacy though. That's the same road that took him to his farm from MMA

Thank you. Now it is the same road disstroy is saying it is a state road and Tinubu didn't fix it when he was governor.

raumdeuter:


What's the guarantee that it would be completed in 4 years

Fashola mentioned this 4th mainland Bridge in 2007 campaign

God bless you Dayo, i no just wan talk about that bridge again. Something that we have been using to campaign since 2003 sef. Hopefully they mean business this time...

Ambode was the classic Nigerian governor obsessed with his own monuments

The man effectively abandoned the Lagos Badagry expressway project for his entire administration. Before this the gej admin had been stylishly slowing it down, and we were all confident the project would be boosted after 2015. There were capex/forex issues with ccecc that could have been resolved but Ambode was not having that

Ambode had previous beef with fashola and came in with an ax to grind. He gutted senior cadres of Lagos civil service, throwing away institutional knowledge and money lasg spent on foreign training

As for visionscape -

It is something you see as an engineer. The ceo goes abroad sees some phenomenon and decides we must do this at home without actually considering if the system can support it. Example adenuga saw some fancy ceiling mounted petrol pumps in Japan and had them brought to Nigeria. To this day they are ornaments.

Every project involves stakeholder management. You may not see it, but rest assured it has happened. Ambode just thought he could bulldoze his way and forced an unproven untested idea

If it ain't broke don't fix it. Lasg already had a working if imperfect refuse collection system.

And The less one says about the oshodi monstrosity the better. That was a classic naija governor move. A meaningless monument to ego

ShaqFu:
Thank you. Now it is the same road dis.stroy is saying it is a state road and Tinubu didn't fix it when he was governor.

You are devious. You slyly avoided everything Nihilist stated about the inner city roads in Lagos and the filth, all corroborating what I have insisted on during Tinubu's time as Governor.

Let's set the Lagos -Abeokuta road aside, why did you ignore others? There were several hundreds of roads in Lagos under him in disrepair.
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I'd have asked why the Cotonou - Idi-Iroko road which is actually a trans-country road worked well under Gbenga Daniels who was Governor of Ogun during BAT's time but let's stick to the purview of the argument.

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Joe, what about the other roads in Lagos, asides Lagos - Abeokuta during BÁT's time? What about the filth? About about the ethnic clashes due to OPC being unchecked? What about the insecurity?