₦airaland Forum

Tank you Tinubu...vert very unnecessary..
Come to North Central and you will understand..

Flyover that still has round about on it

givedemwotowoto:
Tinubu should take his own advice.

Was this not what Peter Obi told him initially? Even warned him that he had time to back off the Coastal Highway of Fraud?

They have plundered the money they got from subsidy, squandering it on office renovations, fake agencies, foreign trips, bloated contracts, padded budget, and compensating friends with road projects

2027 is truly an election between Tinubu vs the masses. When the time comes Nigerians will tell them whether the citizens have been their priority or not, and how much their governance impacted the masses positively.

Ogbeni, wake up from your sleep either with you or without you Tinubu will win 2027 election.

Tinubu opened the vaults for the governors for political expediency, and their eyes widened because of you know what. Whatever he gains from the coastal highway they gain from flyovers. They're no fools. If he asks them to stop erecting flyovers, they should also ask him to stop building white elephant projects and concentrate on rehabilitating and maintaining old roads.

Indeed. That's why it ranks the lowest among states that have poor road networks.

Moroccoguy:
Ogun state is still among the state with good road network in Nigeria.

Tell them ohhh

givedemwotowoto:
Tinubu should take his own advice.

Was this not what Peter Obi told him initially? Even warned him that he had time to back off the Coastal Highway of Fraud?

They have plundered the money they got from subsidy, squandering it on office renovations, fake agencies, foreign trips, bloated contracts, padded budget, and compensating friends with road projects

2027 is truly an election between Tinubu vs the masses. When the time comes Nigerians will tell them whether the citizens have been their priority or not, and how much their governance impacted the masses positively.

stop deceiving yourself,2027 is the year of compensation for all the good works Tinubu has done 👍,we the masses of Nigeria from the north to the south will troops out enmass to reelect him again ✅, we won't allow any Grigory to deceive us with religion sentiment and fake stories again.

givedemwotowoto:
Tinubu should take his own advice.

Was this not what Peter Obi told him initially? Even warned him that he had time to back off the Coastal Highway of Fraud?

They have plundered the money they got from subsidy, squandering it on office renovations, fake agencies, foreign trips, bloated contracts, padded budget, and compensating friends with road projects

2027 is truly an election between Tinubu vs the masses. When the time comes Nigerians will tell them whether the citizens have been their priority or not, and how much their governance impacted the masses positively.

They won't let you vote rationally. They will use everything at their disposal including violence to torment, persuade and dissuade voters from conscientious voting.
"To vote against APC, we must be ready to die!"

Shey road wey dem construct and after some weeks, e don spoil again? Go to Idi ori, the gutter they did for the road they constructed, erosion no dey pass there and the road don dey spoil again, come to car wash too, they never open road, road don spoil, come to Idi aba, the road wey the man just fixed few months ago don spoil. I can keeo counting many of this for you in Abeokuta. They have patched the new car wash road now 3 times, this road is yet to be opened o, e don spoil again.

Lithiumite:
Do not say what you don't know.......speak for your area..... Though ogun state is quite poor in road infrastructure,I can point to key roads built by dapo spread across the 3 senatorial districts.

which means Mr Wike did nothing

How Dem go thief money if Dem no build flyover?

He is talking to the likes of AA Sule of Nasarawa State who would rather build flyovers than carry out road projects in Christian communities in Lafia town.

😂 😂 God don catch say na Nasarawa North him comot from.

Thedon22:
Roachas Okorocha was guilty of this in Imo under a ruderless Buhari, who should have called him to order. Lagos definitely needed the fly overs and might still need more. I don't know of other states. This shows that the president is current and knows what's happening in the states, and bold enough to call out the govs.

If you know this Yoruba phrase " Oju tole oju toko" that's who PBAT is bro....man is extremely informed about the happenings in the country. Walahi. That's one of the many differences between him and late Buhari

Eba50:
oborevwori carry flyover for head, building it on top bad road, u climb flyover finish come continue for bad road

😂 😂 You don't mean it. This is free madness pro max

Thedon22:
Roachas Okorocha was guilty of this in Imo under a ruderless Buhari, who should have called him to order. Lagos definitely needed the fly overs and might still need more. I don't know of other states. This shows that the president is current and knows what's happening in the states, and bold enough to call out the govs.

His minister of works is building new roads and according to Oshomole he is neglecting old roads and instead budgeting for new roads.

Eba50:
oborevwori carry flyover for head, building it on top bad road, u climb flyover finish come continue for bad road

I thought I was the only one who noticed when I passed through Delta some years ago

givedemwotowoto:
Tinubu should take his own advice.

Was this not what Peter Obi told him initially? Even warned him that he had time to back off the Coastal Highway of Fraud?

They have plundered the money they got from subsidy, squandering it on office renovations, fake agencies, foreign trips, bloated contracts, padded budget, and compensating friends with road projects

2027 is truly an election between Tinubu vs the masses. When the time comes Nigerians will tell them whether the citizens have been their priority or not, and how much their governance impacted the masses positively.

I like this argument. Instead of resorting to hate and personal attacks, you chose to focus on scrutinizing policies and projects, and that’s how it should be. There’s no need for bigotry or hatred toward other candidates. Let’s simply hear what your candidate has to offer and judge them based on their policies and track record.
Although, as far as I’m concerned, Nigeria still has a long way to go. In my opinion, Obi and Atiku are not significantly different from the current leadership when it comes to the challenges and problems facing the country.

Moroccoguy:
Ogun state is still among the state with good road network in Nigeria.

That is not true… Too many bad road in Ogun state

toffyz:
If you know this Yoruba phrase " Oju tole oju toko" that's who PBAT is bro....man is extremely informed about the happenings in the country. Walahi. That's one of the many differences between him and late Buhari

Is he informed about the security challenges in the country as well ?

This man didn't get any sense can 1999 currency to this time imagine receiving 18k minimum wages by now

Teymanhenry:
He is talking to the likes of AA Sule of Nasarawa State who would rather build flyovers than carry out road projects in Christian communities in Lafia town.

😂 😂 God don catch say na Nasarawa North him comot from.

I heard he likes building flyover, is there massive traffic on roads?

Teymanhenry:
Is he informed about the security challenges in the country as well ?

100% he is informed. And he's doing his possible best to eradicate insecurities and banditry.

We we never negotiate with terrorists
Or pay ransom To terrorist




And each government is collecting more than five percent of what he have be paying
More money to wallet.

What about you

adaxme:
Tinubu is definitely not our problem.
They greedy governor's are the problem.
There are so many interventions but the end. Up in the pocket of the governors .
Wise words from jagaban of borgue

But when GEJ was in power, the governors were saints and GEJ was the problem..abi?

adaxme:
Tinubu is definitely not our problem.
They greedy governor's are the problem.
There are so many interventions but the end. Up in the pocket of the governors .
Wise words from jagaban of borgue

you people just like talking rubbish, defending a clueless man

Why will he carry our common wealth , useful to the masses as subsidy payments and hand over to rogue governors to manage?

Is it not better he was paying subsidies with them?

Lithiumite:
Do not say what you don't know.......speak for your area..... Though ogun state is quite poor in road infrastructure,I can point to key roads built by dapo spread across the 3 senatorial districts.

Pls tell us I am very interested. I live somewhere in Ifo and since I got here here 17 years ago no good roads from Alagbole, Akute, Ijoko, sango, Mowe, and other key areas. These are high tax paying areas due to residency of workers from Lagos and big manufacturing companies located in these areas. When it rains cars swim in mud. We change tyres frequently due to bad road. Pls tell us

But Wike, the only good thing happening in this government is building fly overs and bridges everywhere

Moroccoguy:
Ogun state is still among the state with good road network in Nigeria.

Have you seen the recent list of states with worst roads? W came first 🥇

malali:
President Bola Tinubu on Thursday urged state governors to stop building flyovers in areas with low traffic and instead channel their significantly enhanced federal allocations into road networks that would improve living standards and give security agencies better access to remote areas.

He noted that states were now receiving four to five times what they used to get from the Federation Account.

Tinubu made the charge when he received a delegation of traditional rulers from Oyo State led by the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Rashidi Ladoja, who came to congratulate him on the successful rescue of abducted schoolchildren and teachers from Oriire Local Government Area after 56 days in captivity.

The President, directing his remarks at Ladoja and others who had previously served as governors, said, “The cost of operation is high. But the money that I’m pushing to the states, if you had it during your own time, or during my time, it would have been different.

“They are taking four to five times their money. Nobody is borrowing money to pay salaries now. Pensioners are receiving their pay.

“They should do more instead of building flying over where there is no numeric traffic; build roads and artery networks to really enhance the quality of life and the accessibility of the security agencies to penetrate those areas.”

Also at the meeting, Tinubu said terrorists who abducted school children and teachers in Oriire last May had demanded the release of their jailed members alongside their ransom demand but were flatly refused.

He revealed that his directive to expand the Army from eight to 12 divisions was a direct operational response to the Oriire school abductions crisis, saying the increase was designed to shorten response times and give security forces the numerical and geographic capacity to defeat terrorism and banditry.

Tinubu explained that his administration will neither negotiate with terrorists nor pay ransoms for rescue.

Speaking publicly about the incident for the first time since the rescue of the Oyo abductees on July 10, he said, “We refuse to negotiate for ransom. These criminals wanted us to release from detention members of their criminal gangs that were already arrested, that was one of their conditions, outside of the money they were looking for.

“And we said no deal. We are not going to negotiate with criminals.

“They committed murder, and we were ready to finish with their families, members of their own communities. They grew up somewhere.”

He also commended the security forces for the rescue operation, saying, “I agree that we should commend the men and women of the armed forces for their excellent performance.

“On behalf of them, I accept your message, and I will forward the same thing and the same message on.”

Tinubu said the rescue operation was possible because the military had the geographical layout of the forest, and that every security event taught the Federal Government new lessons that demanded structural adaptation.

“As we emphasise the question of security, each event teaches us new methods, opens our eyes, challenges us to examine and re-examine our architecture, our strategy, our map and operations.

“And you will have seen we’ve given a geographical and numerical answer to the challenges.

“We refused to pay ransom. We have the geography of the forest. We know what it is, and in answer to it, you’ve seen that from eight divisions, we are now moving to 12 divisions, to shorten the response time, to give that response time the teeth that is needed for us to defeat terrorism and banditry,” he said.

The President added, “It is very necessary, and we are doing so. We have equally embarked upon what was missing; several decades of fears and uncertainty about what to do about security at the local level will be corrected.

“There will be state police, and that state police will have guardrails from abuses.

“We will protect it from abuses, and you traditional rulers too will have a role to play more.”

The President blamed the intensified kidnappings and terrorist attacks on the security collapse in Nigeria’s Sahel neighbours.

“Some of them are non-Nigerians. You see the problem of insecurity in Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger Republic; it is adding more fuel to our challenges.

“In fact, that is why we must enhance the capacity of the forest guards as well as create the state police,” he said.

Source: https://punchng.com/stop-building-unnecessary-flyovers-tinubu-tells-govs/#google_vignette

Journalism should inform, not exhaust. Once a point has been clearly made, repeating it in different words doesn't strengthen the story, it weakens it.

In this report, the same themes are revisited repeatedly: the warning against unnecessary flyovers, the refusal to negotiate with terrorists, the expansion of the Army, and the case for state police. Instead of moving the story forward, the article keeps circling back to ideas the reader has already understood

dollytino4real:
Abeg make him no just talk lubbish o!!! Sheriff never finish our own for warri

Lols, but having those flyover just some miles apart is a no no. He would have just do the one at PTI and redesign the DSC roundabout

mr Tinubu should also stop borrowing

givedemwotowoto:
Don’t forget your helmet while on the campaign trail sha

Sharply