₦airaland Forum

Theflint1:
Everybody knows that Tinubu is a failure, it's only unfortunate that the average Nigerian is having to suffer the consequence of his well-documented incompetence.

Na gda balablue we go chop?

Theflint1:
Everybody knows that Tinubu is a failure, it's only unfortunate that the average Nigerian is having to suffer the consequence of his well-documented incompetence.

airmark please I need you to come and correct theee things here.
Starting by telling us about our new GDP figures in dollars after rebasing.

Omojuwa dey threaten Grok for Twitter

[quote author=BlueRayDick post=136255915]😂😂😂

Make Edo state governor no catch you shaaa😭🧎🫵 pic.twitter.com/KdISf3mBOn

— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) July 27, 2025

shouldn't be a laughing matter but my belle nearly bust with laughter

😭😭😭

Just learned that the bridge at mile2 was broken in the attempt to remove sign we safely installed to guide drivers against the police exploiters in that axis. Who could have done that? 🤷🏻‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/clqvcMH4BT

— Objectv Media (@objectvmedia) July 28, 2025

Police has always been exploiting people for illegally turning mile 2 bridge .

Concerned citizens decided to erect a signboard warning fellow citizens it is an illegal U-turn in order to avoid further police exploitation.

Guess what ? The signboard has been removed and the bridge damaged in the process of its removal .

Ellexy:
It shouldn't be a laughing matter but my belle nearly bust with laughter

😭😭😭

It is sadly funny and amusing that is the governor of a state.

BlueRayDick:

Just learned that the bridge at mile2 was broken in the attempt to remove sign we safely installed to guide drivers against the police exploiters in that axis. Who could have done that? 🤷🏻‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/clqvcMH4BT

— Objectv Media (@objectvmedia) July 28, 2025

Police has always been exploiting people for illegally turning mile 2 bridge .

Concerned citizens decided to erect a signboard warning fellow citizens it is an illegal U-turn in order to avoid further police exploitation.

Guess what ? The signboard has been removed and the bridge damaged in the process of its removal .

Smh.

Theflint1:
Everybody knows that Tinubu is a failure, it's only unfortunate that the average Nigerian is having to suffer the consequence of his well-documented incompetence.

Everybody knows? Are you trying to say raumdeuter is D..B?

Amigoss:
He dey fight Ai

🤓

liveLongNprospa:
🤓

Theflint1:
Everybody knows that Tinubu is a failure, it's only unfortunate that the average Nigerian is having to suffer the consequence of his well-documented incompetence.

'Wrong Arithmetics, wrong statistics, warehouse economics and ehhhhh.... that's not what Nigeria needs... He lies with Maths that no Indian can solve'

KingTom:
'Wrong Arithmetics, wrong statistics, warehouse economics and ehhhhh.... that's not what Nigeria needs... He lies with Maths that no Indian can solve'

😀 😀 😀

.......LMFAO! [In Keyamo's manner]

TemporaryHansel:
Everybody knows? Are you trying to say raumdeuter is D..B?

I'm not sure what D.B is supposed to mean, but it's possible you're right.

[color=royalblue] I'm alive guys. Thanks

Raumdeuter
Afrodoc
Iamoyindamola
Roland17
KingTom[/color]

BlueRayDick:

Just learned that the bridge at mile2 was broken in the attempt to remove sign we safely installed to guide drivers against the police exploiters in that axis. Who could have done that? 🤷🏻‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/clqvcMH4BT

— Objectv Media (@objectvmedia) July 28, 2025

Police has always been exploiting people for illegally turning mile 2 bridge .

Concerned citizens decided to erect a signboard warning fellow citizens it is an illegal U-turn in order to avoid further police exploitation.

Guess what ? The signboard has been removed and the bridge damaged in the process of its removal .

[color=royalblue]How is it exploitation when the person is intentionally breaking the rule?

A roundabout is clearly in your front. You leave the roundabout and turn at the beginning.

There's no traffic on the bridge. It's a new bridge, but people are so impatient to spend 5 seconds around it. As you no gree get patience, make Police help you chop your money

That's not Mile 2 though. It's the bridge connecting Alaba Oro to Second Rainbow [/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue] I'm alive guys. Thanks

[/color]

Welcome back from your ngwori break

izzou:
[color=royalblue]How is it exploitation when the person is intentionally breaking the rule?

A roundabout is clearly in your front. You leave the roundabout and turn at the beginning.

There's no traffic on the bridge. It's a new bridge, but people are so impatient to spend 5 seconds around it. As you no gree get patience, make Police help you chop your money

That's not Mile 2 though. It's the bridge connecting Alaba Oro to Second Rainbow [/color]

Some people(mostly strangers) probably don't know there's no turning there , hence the reason people who do erected a visible sign there.

I hope u know it is not everybody that plies a particular road know where to turn and where not to.

There's one like that around ICM in Ikeja but there's a sign there warning road users not to turn there. At least if the sign at this particular place in the video is visible, nobody will claim ignorance of the law.

Why did they pull the sign down?

izzou:
[color=royalblue] I'm alive guys. Thanks

Raumdeuter
Afrodoc
Iamoyindamola
Roland17
KingTom[/color]

Na wa for you. I asked your sister about your whereabouts.

Hope you no dey cell somewhere.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]How is it exploitation when the person is intentionally breaking the rule?

A roundabout is clearly in your front. You leave the roundabout and turn at the beginning.

There's no traffic on the bridge. It's a new bridge, but people are so impatient to spend 5 seconds around it. As you no gree get patience, make Police help you chop your money

That's not Mile 2 though. It's the bridge connecting Alaba Oro to Second Rainbow [/color]

Thank you.

It is clear as day for anyone. It will not take up to 1 minute to get to the roundabout. I follow that bridge all the time.

BlueRayDick:
Some people(mostly strangers) probably don't know there's no turning there , hence the reason people who do erected a visible sign there.

I hope u know it is not everybody that plies a particular road know where to turn and where not to.

There's one like that around ICM in Ikeja but there's a sign there warning road users not to turn there. At least if the sign at this particular place in the video is visible, nobody will claim ignorance of the law.

Why did they pull the sign down?

[color=royalblue]You can make a case for the damaged sign and structure, without justifying the irresponsibility of these drivers.

A roundabout is a roundabout in Lagos, Ekiti, Gombe and Texas.

To turn at a roundabout, you go round it. How can you say someone is not aware?

If the government needs to start putting billboards to educate people on using Roundabouts, then we better start reissuing Driver licenses again.

Anybody wey dem chop obviously has money in his pocket to dash police. There is no reasonable excuse to illegally use a roundabout, especially when it is free.[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Some people(mostly strangers) probably don't know there's no turning there , hence the reason people who do erected a visible sign there.

I hope u know it is not everybody that plies a particular road know where to turn and where not to.

There's one like that around ICM in Ikeja but there's a sign there warning road users not to turn there. At least if the sign at this particular place in the video is visible, nobody will claim ignorance of the law.

Why did they pull the sign down?

The roundabout is within your line of sight if you ply the road. It was the first thing I noticed when I started using the bridge. And the turn is actually very sharp.

GloriousGbola:
Na wa for you. I asked your sister about your whereabouts.

Hope you no dey cell somewhere.

[color=royalblue] I'm good, Baba

She told me too. Thanks for asking [/color]

GloriousGbola:
Thank you.

It is clear as day for anyone. It will not take up to 1 minute to get to the roundabout. I follow that bridge all the time.

[color=royalblue]My guy in Europe went for his Driving test abi na interview, and failed woefully.

We talked over the phone, and I laughed at him

E carry Rumuokoro driving go Europe. Dem knack am 6 months ban first.[/color]

Ellexy:
Welcome back from your ngwori break

[color=royalblue]Break ke?

I just dey occupied, and I go one place wey network no really good. So, I decided to just stay away from civilization, till I come back.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]My guy in Europe went for his Driving test abi na interview, and failed woefully.

We talked over the phone, and I laughed at him

E carry Rumuokoro driving go Europe. Dem knack am 6 months ban first.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You can make a case for the damaged sign and structure, without justifying the irresponsibility of these drivers.

A roundabout is a roundabout in Lagos, Ekiti, Gombe and Texas.

To turn at a roundabout, you go round it. How can you say someone is not aware?

If the government needs to start putting billboards to educate people on using Roundabouts, then we better start reissuing Driver licenses again.

Anybody wey dem chop obviously has money in his pocket to dash police. There is no reasonable excuse to illegally use a roundabout, especially when it is free.[/color]

I am not familiar with the particular road , but I know it is common sense for road signs to be installed on roads to prevent traffic offence.

It is the responsibility of government to provide traffic signs to prevent accident and prevent traffic offence.

Now if that is not provided and individuals decided to erect such signs should it be pulled down?

Nowhere did I justify irresponsibility in my post. I am simply saying there's an onus on the government to put in place warning signs on roads like it is done in normal modern society.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Break ke?

I just dey occupied, and I go one place wey network no really good. So, I decided to just stay away from civilization, till I come back.[/color]

Izzou on the baecation

GloriousGbola:
The roundabout is within your line of sight if you ply the road. It was the first thing I noticed when I started using the bridge. And the turn is actually very sharp.

More reason why a proper sign should be placed there to discourage any driver that may want to make a turn there.

BlueRayDick:
I am not familiar with the particular road , but I know it is common sense for road signs to be installed on roads to prevent traffic offence.

It is the responsibility of government to provide traffic signs to prevent accident and prevent traffic offence.

Now if that is not provided and individuals decided to erect such signs should it be pulled down?

Nowhere did I justify irresponsibility in my post. I am simply saying there's an onus on the government to put in place warning signs on roads like it is done in normal modern society.

When you see that turn you will know it is not the designated u you turn. The angle is too narrow.