₦airaland Forum

zimoni:
Isaac Adewole (Osun) Minister of Health

Lai Mohammed – (Kwara) Minister of Information

Kemi Adeosun – (Ogun) Minister of Finance

Babatunde Fashola -(Lagos) Minister of Power, Works and Housing

Kayode Fayemi- (Ekiti) Minister of Solid Minerals

We are not doing badly.

I hope Fashola will work towards generation, transmission and distribution of electricity in each state. The current arrangement is not working.

FG must scrap the damn privatization and let each state be in control of their destiny.

There are lot of companies who are ready to invest into electricity. I bet, everybody will want to buy Lagos' slot. 21million people is a huge market. I would like to buy that of Osun shaa

I am praying that each region is given its freedom to run things by itself so that the SW can use the renewable energy kind of tech to give us steady and affordable electricity.The renewable energy thingy is generally defined as energy that comes from resources which are naturally replenished on a human timescale.These resources are sunlight, wind, rain, tides, waves, and geothermal heat. Renewable energy replaces conventional fuels in four distinct areas: electricity generation, air and water heating/cooling, motor fuels, and rural (off-grid) energy services...

WIZGUY69:
[size=24]Federal government to build 150 housing units in ondo[/size]
As part of efforts in making houses avoidable for Nigerians, the Federal Government has commenced the construction of 150 units of two and three-bedroom flats in Akure, the Ondo State capital. The project, which is being handled by Meadville Building and Construction Company, is expected to be completed within the next three months. Speaking during the inauguration of the programme, the State Controller of the Federal Mortgage Bank, Mrs. Mojisola Gbadebo, advised interested members of the public to key into the National Housing Fund Scheme. Gbadebo said this would enable them to benefit in the acquisition of the buildings as soon as they are completed. She further explained that the project was being sponsored by the bank in collaboration with the Federal Housing Authority Homes under the supervision of the Federal Ministry of Lands and Housing. According to her, a prospective buyer who must be a contributor to the housing fund stands the chance of accessing the loan from the bank with six per cent interest rate with 30 years repayment period. She noted that the amount to charge the contributor depends on his or her income and age, adding that loan is not exclusively for salary earners but all income earners from the age of 18 years.

I do hope this project would be executed using the red earth-compressed traditional method of building, we spoke about in the earlier pages.

And they should engage good architects that would provide imaginative and affordable designs, not the lacklustre, bland design that characterises govt-built estates all over Nigeria.

They could also use the clay bricks manufactured at Ire in Ondo State to build these houses.

There are two different types of brick available in Nigeria. The first type is the compressed laterite brick, which is manufactured by pressure on a type of red soil found in abundance across 80 percent of Nigeria. Laterite bricks may be produced on a small scale, or even on-site, and require very little energy input in a nation where shortage of industrial energy is a major concern. The second type of brick is the baked clay brick, which is kiln-fired and requires greater investment and energy input.

To the homeowner, however, the cost difference between brick and block is substantial. It costs between 30 percent and 47 percent LESS to build with compressed laterite bricks than with blocks, according to a 2012 study from scholars at the University of Agriculture, Makurdi, Benue State. Building with baked clay bricks costs 19 percent less, per square meter, than building with concrete blocks. This study included not only the cost of the materials, but also mortar and labour, in the calculation. Considering that structural elements constitute about 50 percent of the material cost of a new home, using bricks instead of blocks to construct the walls results in significant overall cost savings to the home buyer.

Furthermore, bricks in Nigeria are made from indigenous materials which support the local economy all the way up the supply chain; concrete blocks use cement as the major cost input, a material that is customarily expensive in Nigeria by world standards and of which a large proportion is imported, mainly from China.

Despite all of these advantages – delivering technical durability, superior appearance, and better cost – brick is used in only about 10 percent of housing construction in Nigeria. Bricks provide serious room for market expansion, and the dearth of brick homes is a dilemma. Let us examine some of the market myths surrounding bricks. http://oduainvestment.com.ng/brick-matters-nigerias-chance-to-improve-housing-industry/

zimoni:
Kwara State
Founded : May 27, 1967
Area : 36,825 km2
Population : 2,591,555 (2005)

I thought rawani said nupe people only dominate one LG in kwara?.. what I am seeing here is more than one o

zimoni:
Kwara State
Founded : May 27, 1967
Area : 36,825 km2
Population : 2,591,555 (2005)

I thought rawani said nupe people only dominate one LG in kwara?.. what I am seeing here is more than one o

Ritchiee:
I am praying that each region is given its freedom to run things by itself so that the SW can use the renewable energy kind of tech to give us steady and affordable electricity.The renewable energy thingy is generally defined as energy that comes from resources which are naturally replenished on a human timescale.These resources are sunlight, wind, rain, tides, waves, and geothermal heat. Renewable energy replaces conventional fuels in four distinct areas: electricity generation, air and water heating/cooling, motor fuels, and rural (off-grid) energy services...

Word. You've said it all.


The ministers are actually 7.

1. Kemi Adeosun - Finance

2. Babatunde Fashola - Power/Works/Housing - Great, Epic! As in? What's PMB thinking?

3. Kayode Fayemi - Solid Minerals

4. Isaac Adewole - Health

5. Shittu - Communication

6. Lai Mohammed - Information

7. Omoleye Daramola - State, Niger Delta.


These guys must deliver. No excuse.

laudate:
I do hope this project would be executed using the red earth-compressed traditional method of building, we spoke about in the earlier pages.

And they should engage good architects that would provide imaginative and affordable designs, not the lacklustre, bland design that characterises govt-built estates all over Nigeria.

They could also use the clay bricks manufactured at Ire in Ondo State to build these houses.

don't you think 150 is too small

zimoni:
Word. You've said it all.


The ministers are actually 7.

1. Kemi Adeosun - Finance

2. Babatunde Fashola - Power/Works/Housing - Great, Epic! As in? What's PMB thinking?

3. Kayode Fayemi - Solid Minerals

4. Isaac Adewole - Health

5. Shittu - Communication

6. Lai Mohammed - Information

7. Omoleye Daramola - State, Niger Delta.


These guys must deliver. No excuse.

wtf
seems they have updated it.
as in is baba trying to bribe us?
play with Yoruba's at your own peril

WIZGUY69:
I thought rawani said nupe people only dominate one LG in kwara?..
what I am seeing here is more than one o

Bro, endeavour to click submit command once.

Ethnic Composition, Languages, Culture and the Arts: Kwara State is currently dominated by three major ethnic groups, i.e, the Yoruba, Nupe and Baruba. The last group is found mainly in Kaiama and Baruten local government areas, while the Nupes dominate Edu and Patigi local govern ment areas. The Yorubas, who are in the majority, are found in the remaining twelve local government areas, i.e. at Asa, Ekiti, OkeEro, lfelodun, llorin East, llorin West, llorin South, Irepodun, Isin, Moro Offa and Oyun.

i.e

Nupes.............Edu and Patigi Local Goverment Areas

Baruba...........Kaiama and Baruten Local Government Areas

http://www.onlinenigeria.com/links/kwaraadv.asp?blurb=313

I have a question please
daramola is from which state.

zimoni:
Bro, endeavour to click submit command once.

Ethnic Composition, Languages, Culture and the Arts: Kwara State is currently dominated by three major ethnic groups, i.e, the Yoruba, Nupe and Baruba. The last group is found mainly in Kaiama and Baruten local government areas, while the Nupes dominate Edu and Patigi local govern ment areas. The Yorubas, who are in the majority, are found in the remaining twelve local government areas, i.e. at Asa, Ekiti, OkeEro, lfelodun, llorin East, llorin West, llorin South, Irepodun, Isin, Moro Offa and Oyun.

i.e

Nupes.............Edu and Patigi Local Goverment Areas

Baruba...........Kaiama and Baruten Local Government Areas

http://www.onlinenigeria.com/links/kwaraadv.asp?blurb=313

thanks.
don't know baruba tribe before though.

WIZGUY69:
wtf
seems they have updated it.
as in is baba trying to bribe us?
play with Yoruba's at your own peril

Yes oooooooo

Our media houses are doing a good job. Even we, nairalanders, are doing a good job. They read the complaints.

Now, these dudes must give us result. No story.

WIZGUY69:
I have a question please

daramola is from which state.

Ondo State.



Barubas are found in Nigeria(Kwara and Niger States) and Benin Republic.

Ritchiee:
As we all know, Yoruba people are the pacesetters in Nigeria, Africa and in some cases, the world at large. We are the head, never the tail. Here are a few of Yorubas who have comfortably enshrined their names in the record book. .[color=#000000]
Taslim Alias was the first and only Nigerian to be the President of The World Court-Prof Bola Ajibola was the first and the only Nigerian to have headed the UNO, albeit temporarily-Abimbola Awoliyi is Nigeria’s first female doctor -Kolapo Hamzat is the youngest professor of physiotherapy in Nigeria and Africa -Adegoke olubunmo is the first professor of Mathematics in Africa -Momodu Mosobalaje Olaloye is the first African professor of Geology -Dele Olojede is the first and only African to win a Pulitzer prize -Abimbola jayeola is Nigeria’s First Female Helicopter Pilot -William Akinola Dawodu was the first Nigerian car importer, he started importing cars into Nigeria in 1905 -Prof. Jade Akande was the first female professor of law in West Africa -Kofo Ademola is the first black woman to receive an undergraduate degree from Oxford University -Dr. Olaoluwa Hallowed Oluwadara is the youngest African PHD Holder in Mathematics -Deborah Enilo Ajakaiye is the first female physics professor in Africa and also the first black African to be named a fellow of the Geological society of London -Wole Soyinka is the first black and only African to win a Nobel prize for literature -Thomas Adesanya ige grillo is the first Nigerian professor of anatomy -Taslim Elias is the first African to be president of the International Court of Justice (World Court) -Folake Folarin-Coker the first African-based fashion designer to stage a show twice at the New York Fashion Week -Latunde Odeku is the first US-trained black neurosurgeon and the 1st professor of neuro- surgery in Nigeria. -Bode Thomas created the First indigenous Nigerian law firm -I.K dairo is the first Nigerian to be conferred title of Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE -Amzat Beyioku Adebowale is The first Nigerian to bring Sharp range of electronic products in Nigeria -Prof. Taiyewo Kolawole is the first Nigerian neuro- radiologist -Prof. Arinola Olasumbo Sanya is the first female Professor of Physiotherapy in Africa. -Dr. Olu Jaiyebo is The first Agronomist in Nigeria. Professor Micheal Adepoju Adeyemo is The first Nigerian Chartered Accountant -Latola Films was the 1st film production company in Nigeria -Prof. Ilesanmi Adesida, is the first black Vice- Chancellor in an american unversity -Mrs. Sade Thomas-Fahm is the First woman to own a boutique in Nigeria -Nojim Maiyegun is the first Nigerian to win an Olympic medal -Adenike Osofisan is the first African Female Professor of Computer Science. -Prof T.O Ogunlesi is the first professor of Medicine in Nigeria -Chief Akintola Williams is the First African to qualify as a chartered accountant -Ezekiel Adekunle Ifaturoti is the first mining engineer in Nigeria -Rotimi Adebari is the First black mayor of Ireland -Folake Solanke is the First Female Senior Advocate of Nigeria -Elizabeth Abimbola is the First Nigerian Female Doctor-1937 -Helen Folasade Adu is the First Nigerian-born artist to win a Grammy-1986 -Prof. Bolanle Awe: Nigeria's first female Professor of History -Professor Thomas Adeoye Lambo is Africa’s first professor of psychiatry. -Engineer Dr. (Mrs.) Olatokubo A Somolu: is Nigeria’s first Female to hold a PHD in Engineering -Mrs Adetowun Ogunsheye is The first female professor in Nigeria -Mrs bisoye esther tejuosho is Nigeria’s first female industrialist -Michael Onafowokan is Nigeria’s first Architect 1952 -Aderonke Kale is the first Female Nigerian Armed Forces (2 Star) Major General: -Chief (Dr.) Bola Kuforiji Olubi is The first Female Chartered Accountant in Nigeria -George Olatokunbo Okikiolu, has written more mathematics papers than any other Black mathematician in history -Katherline okikiolu is the first black person to win the most prestigious award for young mathematics researchers in the United States and the first black woman to publish an article in the Annals of Mathematics -Samuel Layinka Ayodeji invented the excision knife to treat tropical ulcers. he won the Robert Wilson Memorial Prize in Chemistry and the Welcome Prize in Medicine.[/color]

This is not only great; it is also awesome.

I just saw the ministerial list - not bad.

I knew we'll get the finance ministry.

They took aviation like I predicted.

Who's the attorney general?

Not really feeling Fayemi as solid minerals minister. That guy should be somewhere in international relations, an ambassador somewhere, foreign affairs, or an adviser in the military.

And I've got mixed feelings about throwing Fashola into the bottomless pit of the ministry for power. The man is being groomed to rule Nigeria and that ministry can ruin him. Does he have what it takes to do it? - I don't know. Scary.

ProfShymex:
I just saw the ministerial list - not bad.

I knew we'll get the finance ministry.

They took aviation like I predicted.

Who's the attorney general?

Barr James Ocholi (Kogi) Minister of Justice and Attorney General

Good morning!

Aareonakakanfo:
Whao beautiful contributions from profshymex,mayoroflagos,zimoni,ritchiee,wizguy69,superduperjay and every other person I forgot to mention
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Shymm3x all we do in Naija is copy and paste.
Truely,we can definitely break the jinx about black Africa. We've done it before
Ilekehd get into the studio and compose a song ASAP
Superduperjay that Idanre hills is messed up.The locals are just messing around the whole place.There are videos of it on youtube.smh

Song already composed. Waiting for platinum status.

Congrats to all my lovely beautiful smart Yoruba ministers. But there's no pride in your work if you neglect the SW/ Yoruba interest.

Fashola, don't forget Lagos state. Kemi, don't forget Ogun state. Omoleye, don't forget Ondo state.Fayemi, don't forget Ekiti state. Isaac Adewole, don't forget Oyo state.


Remember your heritage: Oduduwa.

This flag design is a nice concept except for few things.

The colors. In Yoruba spirituality all colors are used but three stand out for cosmic representation and should be adopted as our national colors, instead of the four bands here -
Osun, Red
Efun, White
Aro, Blue

Cowries. Whats the significance of the seven, why not sixteen?

zimoni:
Yes oooooooo

Our media houses are doing a good job. Even we, nairalanders, are doing a good job. They read the complaints.

Now, these dudes must give us result. No story.

e sure me.
they will deliver, dont know of other tribe whatever A Yoruba person indulge him/her self ends up in distinction. except trading

zimoni:
Barr James Ocholi (Kogi) Minister of Justice and Attorney General

I'm Nostradamus - you nyggahs need to start paying me.

My post two days ago:

Shymm3x:
Aareonakakanfo, Laudate, quimicababes, mayoroflagos, superstar1, 9jacrip, oduatstates, ileke/ilekehd, Aareonakakanfo, ritchiee, and everyone else who wants to contribute.

I want to us discuss the dynamics of Nigerian politics under the current government and what Yorubas stand to gain. I'll use excerpts from quimicababes' post as the preamble.



Now let's analyse the most important portfolios under Buhari's government.

- President: Northerner (Buhari)
- Senate President: Northerner.
- Speaker of the House: Northerner.
- Judiciary: Northerner.
- Chief of Army Staff: Northerner (this is the most important portfolio in the Nigerian armed forces cos of the structure and whoever heads the army controls the armed forces cos the Nigerian army is the only section within the Nigerian military that's potent. The Chief of Defence is just a mere appendage).
- Head of Customs: Northerner.
- Head of the Ports: Northerner.
- Petroleum Minister: Buhari should head this one - another Northerner.

The remaining important portfolios for decision making which are yet to be given out are:

- Finance
- Aviation
- Attorney General.

I think Northerners would take at least two out of the three. Mostly likely: Attorney General and Aviation.

So what's the implication of this hegemony on the Yorubas and how can we win the fight for regional-government/true-federalism when Northerners control all the important portfolio required to implement it?

P.S: please, post with a clear mind.

Check out the sentence in bold.

WIZGUY69:
e sure me.
they will deliver, dont know of other tribe whatever A Yoruba person indulge him/her self ends up in distinction. except trading

The Ijebus and Ijeshas will disagree with you.

We are good traders. I learnt a lot from my Mom.

zimoni:
Ondo State



Barubas are found in Nigeria(Kwara and Niger States) and Benin Republic.

wow. surprising.
tbh, the portfolios are full of surprises.
like that of fayemi And shittu
it's well

Proud of Kemi Adeosun (I hope I got her name right).

She has her work cut out due to how the women before her messed up the Nigerian economy with voodoo economics and magical numbers - and the ever reducing oil prices.

So Lai Mohammed is Yoruba?

I always thought the guy was Northerner, never bothered to check his profile. hmmmp

ProfShymex:
I'm Nostradamus - you nyggahs need to start paying me.

My post two days ago:



Check out the sentence in bold.

In Yoruba, we say "Ori E Wa Nbe". In naija local parlance, we say "Your Head Is There".

Your Head Is There Prof.


I'm still missing Prof Katsumoto. Only God knows knows where he is.

zimoni:
The Ijebus and Ijeshas will disagree with you.

We are good traders. I learnt a lot from my Mom.

Ibebe/Ilekehd

The romanis can't compete with us when it comes to trading. Ijebus and Ijeshas.

We've been trading far and wide, way before they could speak an intelligible language.

We're merchants.

zimoni:
The Ijebus and Ijeshas will disagree with you.
We are good traders. I learnt a lot from my Mom.

Haha OK o but you know, there's differences between trading & business. fact is the richest Yoruba people are into business (especially the ijebus). leave business for the red mud Romanis please. CC : Aareonakakanfo

zimoni:
In Yoruba, we say "Ori E Wa Nbe". In naija local parlance, we say "Your Head Is There".

Your Head Is There Prof.


I'm still missing Prof Katsumoto. Only knows knows where he is.

I'm sure the Emeritus Professor, Katsumoto, of the last samurai fame, is watching and is proud of us.

ProfShymex:
Ibebe/Ilekehd

The romanis can't compete with us when it comes to trading. Ijebus and Ijeshas.

We've been trading far and wide, way before they could speak an intelligible language.

We're merchants.

When it comes to business, give it to them.

And I'm not talking about 2x2 shops or street hawking.

zimoni:
In Yoruba, we say "Ori E Wa Nbe". In naija local parlance, we say "Your Head Is There".

Your Head Is There Prof.


I'm still missing Prof Katsumoto. Only knows knows where he is.

That guy was a history book to behold. I miss his posts too.

Ibebe:
When it comes to business, give it to them.

And I'm not talking about 2x2 shops or street hawking.

Who's "them"?

We're better traders.

ProfShymex:
Who's "them"?

We're better traders.

Ijebu/Ijesa