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ogolemati:
it was this guy that was shouting having a stead light in Nigeria is not a rocket science.they made him minister of power,both the rocket and the science nigeria no see

haybhi1:
You will walk through the longitude and latitude of earth but you will find a lizard that smokes cigarette and a lion that eats only leaves first before you ever find an obidient that's blessed with an iota of intelligence.

obonujoker:
Liveability indicators
1 — 🥷Stability
2 — 🏥Healthcare
3 — 🪘Culture & Environment
4 — 📚Education
5 — 🚧Infrastructure

2024 LEAST LIVEABLE CITIES

TOP 10
1 🇸🇾Damascus, Syria
2 🇱🇾Trioli, Libya
3 🇩🇿Algiers, Algeria
4 🇳🇬Lagos, Nigeria
5 🇵🇰Karachi, Pakistan
6 🇧🇩Dhaka, Bangladesh
7 🇿🇼Harare, Zimbabwe
8 🇵🇬Port Moresby, Papua N Guinea
9 🇺🇦Kyiv, Ukraine
10 🇻🇪Caracas, Venezuela

#Statisense
(The Economist)

anonimi:
Ratio of public to private schools in Lagos State is one to 22 ― Commissioner
September 4, 2022

The Lagos State government has said the ratio of public to private schools at both primary and secondary school levels in the state is one to 22.

The state’s Commissioner for Education, Mrs Folasade Adefisayo, gave the revelation in her remark at the 2022 edition of the Total School Support Seminar Exhibition (TOSSE) held at Oregun in Ikeja between Thursday and Friday.

https://tribuneonlineng.com/ratio-of-public-to-private-schools-in-lagos-state-is-one-to-22-%E2%80%95-commissioner/

Lawmaker scores Lagos Water Corporation low

A Lagos State lawmaker, Mr Saka Fafunmi, on Thursday expressed dissatisfaction at the performance of the state Water Corporation.

Fafunmi, a member of the Lagos State House of Assembly (LAHA), said in Ikeja that the corporation had not been able to justify statutory allocations to it.

The lawmaker, who represents Ifako-Ijaiye Constituency 1 at the assembly, spoke to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).

He said that the corporation had the capacity to generate much fund internally through water rates but had relied solely on government funding because of poor performance.

'' Anyone that is using water will be willing to pay for it; the corporation has not been giving us water.

"Is there any new community that Water Corporation has given water? People depend on boreholes; even government estates have industrial boreholes.

"Why do we keep pumping money into an agency that does not give us the desired results?'' he asked.

He noted that the Adiyan Waterworks was located at Ifako-Ijaiye, where many of the residents had resorted to digging boreholes as a means of getting water.

''A lot of people are falling sick because they don't drink clean water.

''In the same compound, where you have sewage, is where you have a borehole.

''There is no way you can manage the sewage that it will not leak and pollute the water; everyone drinking such is drinking contaminated water,'' he said.

The lawmaker urged the corporation to increase water reticulation and supply to residents.

From: http://www.punchng.com/politics/lawm...rporation-low/
https://repository.upenn.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1056&context=mes_capstones;Ensuring

Lanreogunnowo:
People can come on board to express themselves politely, comment reasonably, argue decently and criticize objectively without all the insults, abuses and courses.

Emergingnation:
Flashback: How Bola Tinubu spoke highly of Buhari in 2015, named PDP ‘Poverty Development Party

National leader of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, Bola Tinubu had during the presidential campaign in 2015, referred to President Muhammadu Buhari as the only solution for the security and economic challenges facing Nigeria.

During a mega presidential rally, the former governor of Lagos State recalled how some powerful nations in the world returned to army generals when they were challenged, saying “Major General Buhari would revive Nigeria’s economy”.

He named the current opposition People’s Democratic Party, PDP as the “Poverty Development Party saying they had nothing to offer.

His words at the time were; “Every nation has a period of their own challenges, when America was challenged, they turned to one great man, their ex-military general, General Eisenhower. When the French were challenged, they turned to their general, Charles de Gaulle.

“When Britain was challenged, they turned to their general. Today, Nigeria is economically and physically challenged so we turn to General Muhammadu Buhari. He is the right man for the job. If you talk about military experience, he has it abundantly, he has courage, simplicity, he has it abundantly.

“If you talk about great determination, a combination of vision and ability to perform, honesty and integrity, he has it abundantly.

“I laugh when the incapable government, ‘Poverty Development Party’ PDP were talking. They have nothing again to say, they now want to question the qualifications of General Buhari and look for his certificate”.

Following the manifestos in 2015 which projected the APC presidential candidate as a ‘saviour’, Buhari defeated the then incumbent president, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan with Nigerians expecting a total change in security and economy.

https://dailypost.ng/2021/09/01/flashback-how-bola-tinubu-spoke-highly-of-buhari-in-2015-named-pdp-poverty-development-party/

ogolemati:
it was this guy that was shouting having a stead light in Nigeria is not a rocket science.they made him minister of power,both the rocket and the science nigeria no see

Canpeakmilk:
Wicked useless people,

What you could not do youngsters of the genz are doing with mobile phones and attracting visitors now you want to collect glory

Animals

Canpeakmilk:
Don’t mind the dirty pig

APC have gaslighted every single thing in Nigeria with propaganda And politics every fvcking single thing including tribes that own food and what not

That’s the legacy of jobless helinues

ivandragon:
Is this 'detty December' a new thing? Is it that Nigerians in diaspora were not coming in previous years to Nigeria to celebrate Christmas or what?

In the past, returnees and 'locals' celebrated in equal measures. Now, only the returnees are celebrating, but the apc somehow wants to twist it all to look as if the hi festivities had more oomph than previous years when almost every Nigerian could afford to celebrate?

Funny people...

anonimi:
If you and your fellow dogmatic BATists have any iota of intelligence, or even ordinary sense you would reflect on the emptiness of your DIRTY December.
Do you know what T-Pain, Fashola, Ambode and Sanwo-Olu have done to the 60 times increase in the LASG budget since 1999?
Any clue

ogolemati:
it was this guy that was shouting having a stead light in Nigeria is not a rocket science.they made him minister of power,both the rocket and the science nigeria no see

Canpeakmilk:
Wicked useless people,

What you could not do youngsters of the genz are doing with mobile phones and attracting visitors now you want to collect glory

Animals

haybhi1:
He has spoken very well. It was filled with oblee everywhere for us.

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Kemetian:
YOU ARE THE STUPID ANIMAL, WITH FOAM WHERE YOUR BRAIN OUGHT TO BE.

AFROBEATS is what has led to this surge of interest in Nigeria.

Does your MUMU head know how Afrobeats came about?

When Nigerian ''youngsters and gen z'' of the year 2000 were partying to US R&B and HipHop in clubs, campuses, radio etc, the then President Obasanjo ordered ALL radio stations to start playing a minimum 70% local content music.

He was met with VITRIOLIC ABUSE AND DENOUNCED AS A 'DICTATOR' by the Nigerian ''youngsters and gen Z'' of his day.

Dumb as fck just like you.

The directive forced the radio stations and record labels to look for indigenous bands, who suddenly became HOT CAKES in a country where people had previously laughed at those who played Nigerian music.

Suddenly we saw the likes of Plantation Boys, 2 Shotz, Eedris Abdulkareem and others. Then 2Face, Bracket, D-Banj... etc

The rest is history.

WITHOUT THAT GOVT DIRECTIVE, THERE WOULD BE NOTHING LIKE AFROBEATS TODAY.

ZERO.

ZILCH.

No Burna. No Davido. No Asake. No Rema. No Wizkid. No Tems. No Ayra Starr. No Tiwa Savage. No Flavour. No Olamide. No Kizz Daniel. No Mr Eazi. No Fireboy DML. No Yemi Alade. No Tekno. No Omah Lay etc etc......

Even the infrastructure and facilities/hotels the revellers are coming to enjoy in Nigeria, was it your Gen z that built them?

Or was it grown-ups?

Would foreigners come here if it was bush?

Little insolent airhead.

Without the older Nigerians you are insulting, you would be a stark naked illiterate in the village like your grandparents were, under colonial rule, so kindly shut the fck up.

ivandragon:
Is this 'detty December' a new thing? Is it that Nigerians in diaspora were not coming in previous years to Nigeria to celebrate Christmas or what?

In the past, returnees and 'locals' celebrated in equal measures. Now, only the returnees are celebrating, but the apc somehow wants to twist it all to look as if the 2024 festivities had more oomph than previous years when almost every Nigerian could afford to celebrate?

Funny people...

Canpeakmilk:
Wicked useless people,

What you could not do youngsters of the genz are doing with mobile phones and attracting visitors now you want to collect glory

Animals

Kemetian:
YOU ARE THE STUPID ANIMAL, WITH FOAM WHERE YOUR BRAIN OUGHT TO BE.

AFROBEATS is what has led to this surge of interest in Nigeria.

Does your MUMU head know how Afrobeats came about?

When Nigerian ''youngsters and gen z'' of the year 2000 were partying to US R&B and HipHop in clubs, campuses, radio etc, the then President Obasanjo ordered ALL radio stations to start playing a minimum 70% local content music.

He was met with VITRIOLIC ABUSE AND DENOUNCED AS A 'DICTATOR' by the Nigerian ''youngsters and gen Z'' of his day.

Dumb as fck just like you.

The directive forced the radio stations and record labels to look for indigenous bands, who suddenly became HOT CAKES in a country where people had previously laughed at those who played Nigerian music.

Suddenly we saw the likes of Plantation Boys, 2 Shotz, Eedris Abdulkareem and others. Then 2Face, Bracket, D-Banj... etc

The rest is history.

WITHOUT THAT GOVT DIRECTIVE, THERE WOULD BE NOTHING LIKE AFROBEATS TODAY.

ZERO.

ZILCH.

No Burna. No Davido. No Asake. No Rema. No Wizkid. No Tems. No Ayra Starr. No Tiwa Savage. No Flavour. No Olamide. No Kizz Daniel. No Mr Eazi. No Fireboy DML. No Yemi Alade. No Tekno. No Omah Lay etc etc......

Even the infrastructure and facilities/hotels the revellers are coming to enjoy in Nigeria, was it your Gen z that built them?

Or was it grown-ups?

Would foreigners come here if it was bush?

Little insolent airhead.

Without the older Nigerians you are insulting, you would be a stark naked illiterate in the village like your grandparents were, under colonial rule, so kindly shut the fck up.

Krankhead:
The thing pain you say no Dirty December for Anambra

Canpeakmilk:
Wicked useless people,

What you could not do youngsters of the genz are doing with mobile phones and attracting visitors now you want to collect glory

Animals

SmartPolician:
Every useless newspaper in Nigeria is busy writing how much Lagos hotels generated last December and I am wondering who gave them such information.

And one foolish agbadorian was even telling Escobar to tax every Nigerian returnee $500 for coming back to the country to celebrate Christmas. Agbadorians no fit get sense, I swear!