humberjade:
No time to be hoping for better governance again, let's breath down their necks for better governance.

The political class had better sit tight, or what happened in the last 3 weeks would be a child's play to what is coming.

The beast they have been creating is fast coming of age...peace out

Nazgul:
They should fix ojuore/illogbo road...that road is an eyesore. Infact almost all the roads in Nigeria are eyesore

lastempero:


Living faith with all their billions cant even help the situation.

helinues:
The way I am disgusted with the people residing in Sango/Ota/Idi Iroko people heh.

Those people don't know whas is right or wrong cos if not, that same Sango road should have been fixed long time ago.

Ever since I missed two TOEFL exams due to the traffic in that axis,I stopped plying the road

lalasticlala:
#FIxOtaRoads protest rocks Sango Ota as residents protest against bad roads.

Watch the videos:

Video 1) Residents storm the streets protesting against bad roads as police officers watch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LUL2NgRFrM

Video 2) Video shows some of the bad roads in Ota.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XkeTw0j_IM

Video 3) Protesters sing the National Anthem before starting their protest rally against bad roads

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbyielaLptg


See earlier thread about the protest here https://www.nairaland.com/6204202/ogun-state-residents-let-protest#95318882

TinubuGoQuench:


WHO DASH MONKEY BANANA?
WEY DEM CALL NAMES OF MEAT FOR POT, POMO GO STILL DEY RAISE HAND UP.
GO AND SIT DOWN!
YOU NEVER WRITE TOEFL BEFORE
NA LIE YOU DEY LIE
NA AGBO AND DR IGUEDO GOKO CLEANSER YOU DEY SELL

helinues:
The way I am disgusted with the people residing in Sango/Ota/Idi Iroko people heh.

Those people don't know whas is right or wrong cos if not, that same Sango road should have been fixed long time ago.

Ever since I missed two TOEFL exams due to the traffic in that axis,I stopped plying the road

helinues:


You just back... ain't interested in sending you back so Amma do like I didn't see this

helinues:
The way I am disgusted with the people residing in Sango/Ota/Idi Iroko people heh.

Those people don't know whas is right or wrong cos if not, that same Sango road should have been fixed long time ago.

Ever since I missed two TOEFL exams due to the traffic in that axis,I stopped plying the road

Nazgul:
They should fix ojuore/illogbo road...that road is an eyesore. Infact almost all the roads in Nigeria are eyesore

PattyMike:


Disgusted with them? Who says they don't know what is right or wrong. There has been many instances where the road should have been fixed but the state government rejected the proposal/offer. Pastor Oyedepo of winners wanted to fix that idi Iroko road from sango down go canaan land because of shiloh, state government turned it down. Gas line (shell) wanted to fix the road, they turned it down. Olota of otta and surrounding kings who needed thier roads fixed were asked to sacrifice their allowance for 12 months when they petitioned the state govt to fix the road, they all refused without thinking twice. And everyday this kings ply the bad road with thier staff of office protruding from the car.

helinues:


Good people well definitely demand for dividend of democracy, that can't be said about the people residing in those axis

lexy2014:


Oga, whose job is it first and foremost to maintain d road in question? What has d people of ota got to do with preventing d person or persons not doing their jobs?

Reference:


Good morning. Read my posts around election season and see how I resist those who go to the polls 'in hope'.

I usually tell them that you don't employ a driver and hope he doesn't send you off a bridge. You don't employ a security guard and hope you can get some sleep at night. No.

You screen and test for competency. Instruct, train and monitor on the job for performance. That is you get the best eggs and then MAKE the best omlette. Only a mad man will employ a cook to drive and expect miracles in the name of 'hope'. That is foolishness.

Great soccer players are made by great managers serving in great clubs. Great clubs ensure they buy certified or potentially great players. That is the right way.

If Nigeria desires to progress then it has to assemble the greatest set of Nigerians to lead them, get them contesting vigorously for office and after electing them MAKE them to deliver the best policies and programmes possible.

That is a surer way than 'hoping'. What the hell is hoping. That is gambling with your life, your future.

Brandonx:
The deplorable state of the road is quite alarming, but they should know when to back down because from the last #EndSARS protest it became clear most Nigerians are not mentally ready for a change.

Like the saying "Rome was not built in a day" This change we re all clamoring for takes time and most Nigerians don't know that, they are greedy and would use any opportunity they have to loot and cause pain to others.

TinubuGoQuench:


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titobi11:
Let's be a bit patient; we need to stop any protest for now.... till next yr

titobi11:
Let's be a bit patient; we need to stop any protest for now.... till next yr

GolDRoger:
Must Our leaders be drag out before they do what they were elected to do?? Its a shame. Otta of all places

helinues:


And if those who are responsible to do the road neglected it, what's the roll of the citizens?

It's almost 20 years now

lexy2014:


U aren't answering d question. U are just beating around d bush. whose job is it first and foremost to maintain d road in question? Did d people of ota prevent d person or persons from doing their jobs of fixing d road?

And if those who are responsible to do the road neglected it, what's the roll of the citizens?

helinues:
The way I am disgusted with the people residing in Sango/Ota/Idi Iroko people heh.

Those people don't know whas is right or wrong cos if not, that same Sango road should have been fixed long time ago.

Ever since I missed two TOEFL exams due to the traffic in that axis,I stopped plying the road

helinues:




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