udemzyudex:

All this APC fans will never say the truth,he commission 100 bus as if it is for the public or civil servant..

Instead of you to say he commission new BRT bus,you're here deceiving yourself... Pls give us the full article or link.

must you comment ? he said fashola commissioned 100 buses at oshodi? how is that misleading ? The BRT bus is ridden by ghost and not public/ civil servant. The most surprising part is see 24 likes for a senseless statement.

Sweetlemon:


The only state in Nigeria that is not mainly rural is Lagos.
When they say Africa is a jungle, they are not far from the truth.

A functional rural area with all the basic amenities are dae better than concrete slums like Lagos. If oyinbo could run back the time,they will wish they have unadulterated rural African sceneries they could manage with reverence and minimal green orientated innovations.

lewis33:
where are the buses provided by GEJ to alleviate transportation hardship better loot and work than stealing is not corruption. ride ooon Fasho babaooo!!!!

The Federal Government on Friday in Abuja
distributed eight Subsidy Re-Investment and
Empowerment Programme (SURE-P) buses to
People With Disabilities (PWD).
Sen. Anyim Pius Anyim, the Secretary to the
Government of the Federation (SGF), who
presented the buses to the representatives of
the group, said that the buses would ensure
easy movement for them.
Anyim said that the buses were part of the
efforts by government to provide more support
and empowerment to them and that the buses
would help them to move freely as they carry
out their businesses.
He said that another eight buses would be
distributed to PWD before the end of the
month.
“My office is available to you all. Anything we
can do to assist the members of your
association to ensure that your desires are
achieved would be done by government.
“If there is any problem facing any of you the
government is ready to attend to it.
Government will always be willing and
available to work with you to actualise your
dreams.
“Government will also be willing to partner
with you in every area we think can help you
for the progress and growth of the
association,’’ he said.
He, however, advised members of the
association not to feel intimidated or think that
there was no hope for them.
Ayim urged them to appreciate God in
whatever situation they found themselves
physically.
“Having a disability does not mean a person
is not healthy or that he or she cannot be
healthy.
“You can do something to empower
yourselves in any area you feel you can. The
government is committed to providing support
and assistance to your association,’’ he said.
In his rermarks, Mr Chike Okongwu, a member
of SURE-P and one of the disabled persons
said that SURE-P had invested a total of N15
billion in the Mass Transit Scheme.
Okongwu said that 8.9 billion was provided in
the 2012 budget and 6.1 billion in the 2013
budget.
He said that the money was being managed
by Infrastructure Bank Nigeria, adding that the
bank had the expertise in managing revolving
loans and that the N15 billion was actually a
revolving loan.
“The money is not given to any individuals.
We have recorded a high percentage in
recovering the money from people who take
loans. We ensure that people who collect
loans pay back,’’ he said.
Okongwu said that the World Health
Organisation statistics had shown that there
were some 22 million persons with disabilities
in the country.
He advised the people to create values out of
their disabilities “that is the only way you can
conquer any marginalisation that comes your
way.[share_this_post]
“We have never been marginalised because
people see value in us in anything we do.
“I am advising people with disabilities to do
more by going to school to empower
themselves and ensure that they value who
they are; disability is not inability,’’ he said.
Earlier, Monsignor Johnbosco Akam, Chairman
of the Board of the association, thanked
President Goodluck Jonathan for the buses
given to them and called for continued support
from the government.
He said that the commitment by the
government would help to encourage the
people to work hard to enable them actualise
their vision. (NAN)..do research before. u talk

lewis33:
where are the buses provided by GEJ to alleviate transportation hardship better loot and work than stealing is not corruption. ride ooon Fasho babaooo!!!!

The Federal Government on Friday in Abuja
distributed eight Subsidy Re-Investment and
Empowerment Programme (SURE-P) buses to
People With Disabilities (PWD).
Sen. Anyim Pius Anyim, the Secretary to the
Government of the Federation (SGF), who
presented the buses to the representatives of
the group, said that the buses would ensure
easy movement for them.
Anyim said that the buses were part of the
efforts by government to provide more support
and empowerment to them and that the buses
would help them to move freely as they carry
out their businesses.
He said that another eight buses would be
distributed to PWD before the end of the
month.
“My office is available to you all. Anything we
can do to assist the members of your
association to ensure that your desires are
achieved would be done by government.
“If there is any problem facing any of you the
government is ready to attend to it.
Government will always be willing and
available to work with you to actualise your
dreams.
“Government will also be willing to partner
with you in every area we think can help you
for the progress and growth of the
association,’’ he said.
He, however, advised members of the
association not to feel intimidated or think that
there was no hope for them.
Ayim urged them to appreciate God in
whatever situation they found themselves
physically.
“Having a disability does not mean a person
is not healthy or that he or she cannot be
healthy.
“You can do something to empower
yourselves in any area you feel you can. The
government is committed to providing support
and assistance to your association,’’ he said.
In his rermarks, Mr Chike Okongwu, a member
of SURE-P and one of the disabled persons
said that SURE-P had invested a total of N15
billion in the Mass Transit Scheme.
Okongwu said that 8.9 billion was provided in
the 2012 budget and 6.1 billion in the 2013
budget.
He said that the money was being managed
by Infrastructure Bank Nigeria, adding that the
bank had the expertise in managing revolving
loans and that the N15 billion was actually a
revolving loan.
“The money is not given to any individuals.
We have recorded a high percentage in
recovering the money from people who take
loans. We ensure that people who collect
loans pay back,’’ he said.
Okongwu said that the World Health
Organisation statistics had shown that there
were some 22 million persons with disabilities
in the country.
He advised the people to create values out of
their disabilities “that is the only way you can
conquer any marginalisation that comes your
way.[share_this_post]
“We have never been marginalised because
people see value in us in anything we do.
“I am advising people with disabilities to do
more by going to school to empower
themselves and ensure that they value who
they are; disability is not inability,’’ he said.
Earlier, Monsignor Johnbosco Akam, Chairman
of the Board of the association, thanked
President Goodluck Jonathan for the buses
given to them and called for continued support
from the government.
He said that the commitment by the
government would help to encourage the
people to work hard to enable them actualise
their vision. (NAN)

..do research before. u talk

anonimi:



Moving from this in 1985:


www.nairaland.com/attachments/2045441_image_jpeg9f360c5ab7736510df54c882e9dbf188


to this in 2015 after five years of dedicated and committed steady progress:


[url=
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Would you also agree that it is achievement

I'm sure those steam trains even got people to thier destinations faster in 85 than they do now almost 30 years later.

Please have you compared the amount spent on this project with the amounts spent in other countries where labor and materials cost considerably more? I swear even the trains in Cuba make more sense than the pile of crap this man has again plagued us with.

No its not an achievement, not even for a minute.

Please does anybody know if its remotely possible to salvage this mans failed rail project and convert it to something with better speed and quality?

Sweetlemon:


Since you insist on having it your way then fine. The bolded just exposed your Jonathan with his long list of uncompleted and still-on-paper projects.

See yeye talk.

simplemach:
Only God know how much dem record for the purchase of all these buses. God is watching and America too is watching.

the amount spent is not the issue, but the good thing recorded in respect of d money

dondo83:


must you comment ? he said fashola commissioned 100 buses at oshodi? how is that misleading ? The BRT bus is ridden by ghost and not public/ civil servant. The most surprising part is see 24 likes for a senseless statement.

come and seize my phone so that i won't comment.. Did u even read my post very well b4 u comment,or u just want to form Rambo huh?... The op just post without giving a detailed post on what the bus are meant for.. Now do u expect me to applaud him on the bus that he is going to use to make more money for himself and Tinubu? Don't you pay for TF when u enter a BRT bus? Is it free?

lewis33:
where are the buses provided by GEJ to alleviate transportation hardship better loot and work than stealing is not corruption. ride ooon Fasho babaooo!!!!

bros u de talk true abeg....saibuhari

Rad1cal:


mumu, is the Eko Atlantic a solely Lagos State project ? has it been completed yet ?

Which one has your state govt even partly started. Niggas that live in villages and see lagos only in nollywood movies. Fashola is the best thing in Nigeria at d moment. Your president can only wonder at the level of his performance.

udemzyudex:
come and seize my phone so that i won't comment.. Did u even read my post very well b4 u comment,or u just want to form Rambo huh?... The op just post without giving a detailed post on what the bus are meant for.. Now do u expect me to applaud him on the bus that he is going to use to make more money for himself and Tinubu? Don't you pay for TF when u enter a BRT bus? Is it free?

bt affordable and fast.....and during xmas,sallah etc...it's free incase u dnt knw...

Sweetlemon:


The only state in Nigeria that is not mainly rural is Lagos.
When they say Africa is a jungle, they are not far from the truth.

You couldn't have said it better.

corozy:
bt affordable and fast.....and during xmas,sallah etc...it's free incase u dnt knw...

why is it not free on all days? E be like say u nova see when traffic they hold BRT b4 right? Anyway thats not the issue here,i want to know the people he commission the bus to..

Habeyy:
The Federal Government on Friday in Abuja
distributed eight Subsidy Re-Investment and
Empowerment Programme (SURE-P) buses to
People With Disabilities (PWD).
Sen. Anyim Pius Anyim, the Secretary to the
Government of the Federation (SGF), who
presented the buses to the representatives of
the group, said that the buses would ensure
easy movement for them.
Anyim said that the buses were part of the
efforts by government to provide more support
and empowerment to them and that the buses
would help them to move freely as they carry
out their businesses.
He said that another eight buses would be
distributed to PWD before the end of the
month.
“My office is available to you all. Anything we
can do to assist the members of your
association to ensure that your desires are
achieved would be done by government.
“If there is any problem facing any of you the
government is ready to attend to it.
Government will always be willing and
available to work with you to actualise your
dreams.
“Government will also be willing to partner
with you in every area we think can help you
for the progress and growth of the
association,’’ he said.
He, however, advised members of the
association not to feel intimidated or think that
there was no hope for them.
Ayim urged them to appreciate God in
whatever situation they found themselves
physically.
“Having a disability does not mean a person
is not healthy or that he or she cannot be
healthy.
“You can do something to empower
yourselves in any area you feel you can. The
government is committed to providing support
and assistance to your association,’’ he said.
In his rermarks, Mr Chike Okongwu, a member
of SURE-P and one of the disabled persons
said that SURE-P had invested a total of N15
billion in the Mass Transit Scheme.
Okongwu said that 8.9 billion was provided in
the 2012 budget and 6.1 billion in the 2013
budget.
He said that the money was being managed
by Infrastructure Bank Nigeria, adding that the
bank had the expertise in managing revolving
loans and that the N15 billion was actually a
revolving loan.
“The money is not given to any individuals.
We have recorded a high percentage in
recovering the money from people who take
loans. We ensure that people who collect
loans pay back,’’ he said.
Okongwu said that the World Health
Organisation statistics had shown that there
were some 22 million persons with disabilities
in the country.
He advised the people to create values out of
their disabilities “that is the only way you can
conquer any marginalisation that comes your
way.[share_this_post]
“We have never been marginalised because
people see value in us in anything we do.
“I am advising people with disabilities to do
more by going to school to empower
themselves and ensure that they value who
they are; disability is not inability,’’ he said.
Earlier, Monsignor Johnbosco Akam, Chairman
of the Board of the association, thanked
President Goodluck Jonathan for the buses
given to them and called for continued support
from the government.
He said that the commitment by the
government would help to encourage the
people to work hard to enable them actualise
their vision. (NAN)

..do research before. u talk

story for the gods....is it naw he is providing it....mtsww #changeisneccessary..

queensmith:


I'm sure those steam trains even got people to thier destinations faster in 85 than they do now almost 30 years later.

Please have you compared the amount spent on this project with the amounts spent in other countries where labor and materials cost considerably more? I swear even the trains in Cuba make more sense than the pile of crap this man has again plagued us with.

No its not an achievement, not even for a minute.

Please does anybody know if its remotely possible to salvage this mans failed rail project and convert it to something with better speed and quality?

Whoever will do that definitely will not be from APCheat where their "excellent" governor has spent N160 World Bank loan to buy aloku scrap Toronto trains that are yet to be seen in Lagos four years after

Lagos: How We Spent N160bn World Bank Loan on Light Rail Project


More from: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/lagos-how-we-spent-n160bn-world-bank-loan-on-light-rail-project/188736/

TTC in talks to sell old trains to Lagos. Are they safe enough?
AUGUST 10, 2011


More from: https://nowtoronto.com/news/next-stop-nigeria/


www.nairaland.com/attachments/2135824_image_jpeg9f360c5ab7736510df54c882e9dbf188

And definitely not Buhari who specialises in CANCELLING the good progressive work of others



www.nairaland.com/attachments/2087214_buharimetro_jpeg0139273fe26a1325be266ba40c34a836

So as usual and as expected, the sad, sorrowful, angry and bitter with nothing to show from their villages are here crying and moaning..... Ndo, e go better one day...

udemzyudex:
why is it not free on all days? E be like say u nova see when traffic they hold BRT b4 right? Anyway thats not the issue here,i want to know the people he commission the bus to..

well it's nt stated bt insnt it obvious dat it's for lagosian to promote transportatn in lagos or wat else if nt dat..

hehehe

Fashola the "best" governor Nigeria has ever produced. ...always commissioning projects without telling the donors (Lagosians) the costs of these projects

The easiest place to loot public funds in the whole world is Alausa.

Steal their billions and the robots will shout "E ko o ni baje" without asking questions in regard to contract cost & implementation

Give them shoprite & hamburger, and they won't care about how much you stole (in billions)

He should sign FOI so we can find out the truth ourself!

[s]

Acidosis:
hehehe

Fashola the "best" governor Nigeria has ever produced. ...always commissioning projects without telling the donors (Lagosians) the costs of these projects

The easiest place to loot public funds in the whole world is Alausa.

Steal their billions and the robots will shout "E ko o ni baje" without asking questions in regard to contract cost & implementation

[/s]


Still, Lagos state commissions projects everyday while your own village governors have not even a classroom to show for 16 years of taxes, allocations and governance. Come back when you develop enough balls to ask your own non productive and no projects in 16 years governors what they did with your taxes and allocations.....I feel your pain and sorrow...

Eofclub:
Like if u like, share if u hate

who no like beta tins..only mumu!

udemzyudex:

All this APC fans will never say the truth,he commission 100 bus as if it is for the public or civil servant..

Instead of you to say he commission new BRT bus,you're here decieving yourself... Pls give us the full article or link.

it will create more jobs and mind u d bus is for d driver if he serve 4 certain period! U are just hater that fails to appreciates when u see good tins..u need change!

Good one from Fash. At least we can see these buses not like the ones some people promised but only appear in the papers.

AmucheJane:
He should provide more roads not buses. Lagos holdup is much.

hmmmm..this is what he did that create hatred from people..no community in lagos that has not enjoy fashola Iju even Obawole in Iju isaga in on progress..kosi ogbo toleda tole fo te aye lorun!

Oh, I see the 1909 locomotive junk from Siberia.... This is what your worthless , corrupt and incompetent masters in Abuja achieved after 16 years in office after tens of billions stollen..?


The billions your corrupt masters stole is enough to build modern, fast, bullet and digital age train system....

Thank God Nigerians are getting ready to banish mediocrity, corrupt, incompetent and mediocre clowns...#GMB...#GMB..

talktimi:
Osinbajo said its not good for govts to advertise their works since its a symbol of failure so why this advertisement na ? Let the people speak for you

ders diff btw media news and advertising for gej! Use some sense nah forget hate!

redsun:


A functional rural area with all the basic amenities are dae better than concrete slums like Lagos. If oyinbo could run back the time,they will wish they have unadulterated rural African sceneries they could manage with reverence and minimal green orientated innovations.

Who is this one kidding? Which rural community in Nigeria has more amenities than urban areas??

talktimi:
Osinbajo said its not good for govts to advertise their works since its a symbol of failure so why this advertisement na ? Let the people speak for you

shud we assume many lack comprehensive brain? Was the thread sponsored by LASG/Fash? Media outlets will *carry* it in their news, bt a sponsored advert is different. I'm greatly sorry if my words hurt.....ehm.

harbarzzy:
ders diff btw media news and advertising for gej! Use some sense nah forget hate!

the tin dey pain me o.

udemzyudex:
come and seize my phone so that i won't comment.. Did u even read my post very well b4 u comment,or u just want to form Rambo huh?... The op just post without giving a detailed post on what the bus are meant for.. Now do u expect me to applaud him on the bus that he is going to use to make more money for himself and Tinubu? Don't you pay for TF when u enter a BRT bus? Is it free?

Where in the world do they buy bus for free transportation? Please let me know

RoyalPriesthuud:
shud we assume many lack comprehensive brain? Was the thread sponsored by LASG/Fash? Media outlets will *carry* it in their news, bt a sponsored advert is different. I'm greatly sorry if my words hurt.....ehm.

your ignorance is a disease so don't ever quote me again

lagosians let fashola chop small cos he his diligent in his work. Even bible say so(ye who is diligent in his work will stand before kings nd not mere men)