Kobonaire4:


We will get 24 hours power supply when Nigerians stop chasing away disco workers, and allow DISCOS to set their prices and pay them their money.

YorubaSamurai:
One region that is the same size as oyo state will never have something like this till the world ends

N3TRAL:
Apart from excursions like this, many contemporary school pupils are deprived of writing and comprehension skills which emboldens them to express their opinion on social media violently.

Teach them the subtle arts of expression and eloquence.

Let the children learn paradoxes, oxymorons and ironies peculiar to the Nigerian story like, "the sun rises in the west and sets in the East" so that they can retrospect even as young people.

Let them write essays about their outings. Examine them to ensure the trips improved their lives.

God Bless Nigeria.
God Bless Lagos State.
God bless the pupils.

proff010:
Only in Yoruba land.

trutharena:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXEuyApX0wE

Students and Pupils also joined in test running the BLUE LINE Rail built by the Lagos State Govt, which runs from Marina to Mile 2 … The Test run continues for different groups of people across the State, to familiarize Lagosians with the Rail system.

Source: https://twitter.com/mr_jags/status/1640627680633561094?s=46&t=oGAxjhiGeufNKlYA6fDTyA

N3TRAL:
Apart from excursions like this, many contemporary school pupils are deprived of writing and comprehension skills which emboldens them to express their opinion on social media violently.

Teach them the subtle arts of expression and eloquence.

Let the children learn paradoxes, oxymorons and ironies peculiar to the Nigerian story like, "the sun rises in the west and sets in the East" so that they can retrospect even as young people.

Let them write essays about their outings. Examine them to ensure the trips improved their lives.

God Bless Nigeria.
God Bless Lagos State.
God bless the pupils.

LikeAking:


The main problem is power generation...

The Discos will set a head cutting price if allowed, na capitalism.

So they shouldn't be allowed...

Nigerians are wicked when it ce to pricing.

LikeAking:
It's fine, it's a great project, but it came at the wrong time.

Imagine powering the various terminal's with generator and the various consequences?

This rail line can't even serve up to 50k people per day, it can't generate up to 100k isd per day, yet it has gulped $2 bilion.

The $2 billion USD would have been used to build a world class has turbine that will provide 247 electricity for Lagosians. That will in turn create lots of revenue for the state and also trigger the industrialization process of Lagos State.

LikeAking:
It's fine, it's a great project, but it came at the wrong time.

Imagine powering the various terminal's with generator and the various consequences?

This rail line can't even serve up to 50k people per day, it can't generate up to 100k isd per day, yet it has gulped $2 bilion.

The $2 billion USD would have been used to build a world class has turbine that will provide 247 electricity for Lagosians. That will in turn create lots of revenue for the state and also trigger the industrialization process of Lagos State.
You are either and witch or a wizard

Kobonaire4:


How do you think we got our functioning GSM system? By letting the GSM companies do hard capitalism...it was so bad that to get SIM card then, people were paying above N10000...the same SIM that we get now for N1000 or less self.

The GSM companies earned enough profit to pay for all the wiring and antenna that the network is based on. No be government or South African money...it is OUR MONEY that pays for the functioning GSM network.

Power sector? Na government wey set price too low for years, and even after privatization refused to let the companies set their prices. Add the fact that 40% of people were not paying their bills...rich and poor. At the end, NEPA was running broke..and when it was privatised, it still kept on running broke. And you expect power to flow when the people that are giving you that power are not making profits? Ok o. Maybe na goverment wey go pay them money....government that in the process is sustaining debts to do so.

Oga, if you were running a business, would you let government set your price? If you do that, you willnot make any profits whatsoever. And you will be having loan collectors chasing after you well well.

I know of one medical docitor...came from obodo oyinbo to open hospital for Naija...which closed in a year because he could not make enough profit to break even upon all the subsidised prices he was running.

China used to be like Naija whey govermnent pays for everything...until they woke up 40 years ago and allowed capitalism...that is why they are prosperous today.

YorubaSamurai:
One region that is the same size as oyo state will never have something like this till the world ends

LikeAking:


Power capitalism go pain pass GSM capitalism..

You can without even recharging or buy data.

But power is something many people rely on...

Controlled capitalism is a bit better...

LegendHero:
This is awesome.

God bless Yorubaland.

danijesus:
Lagos is the only functional state in the whole of Yoruba land

Kobonaire4:


How do you think we got our functioning GSM system? By letting the GSM companies do hard capitalism...it was so bad that to get SIM card then, people were paying above N10000...the same SIM that we get now for N1000 or less self.

The GSM companies earned enough profit to pay for all the wiring and antenna that the network is based on. No be government or South African money...it is OUR MONEY that pays for the functioning GSM network.

Power sector? Na government wey set price too low for years, and even after privatization refused to let the companies set their prices. Add the fact that 40% of people were not paying their bills...rich and poor. At the end, NEPA was running broke..and when it was privatised, it still kept on running broke. And you expect power to flow when the people that are giving you that power are not making profits? Ok o. Maybe na goverment wey go pay them money....government that in the process is sustaining debts to do so.

Oga, if you were running a business, would you let government set your price? If you do that, you willnot make any profits whatsoever. And you will be having loan collectors chasing after you well well.

I know of one medical docitor...came from obodo oyinbo to open hospital for Naija...which closed in a year because he could not make enough profit to break even upon all the subsidised prices he was running.

China used to be like Naija whey govermnent pays for everything...until they woke up 40 years ago and allowed capitalism...that is why they are prosperous today.

YorubaSamurai:
One region that is the same size as oyo state will never have something like this till the world ends