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Kudos to Sanwo olu |
obembet:Confirm your phone number with the code they are going to send to your phone |
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Mercy2006:I use to troll them hard if they make senseless comments I just know this guy very well too for making some senseless comments on Nairaland |
immortalityk:Another petty comment Well i give up on your case |
Mercy2006:Another stupid comment from a low life |
immortalityk:Another petty comment What have you achieved personally? You think if all those successful Yoruba were like you sitting in one corner and obsessed with measuring dick with other tribes online you would be able to brag about them? |
immortalityk:Which Yoruba image are they spoiling? You are the one spoiling Yoruba image with your pettiness You are always commenting like someone with low self esteem and low IQ People would be thinking every Yoruba is like you Get a life dude |
immortalityk:I use to caution them if they talk any shit about Yoruba But you shouldn't be the one that is obsessed with measuring dick with them Only someone with low self esteem do like that Other tribe talking shit about Yoruba online will not take anything away from Yoruba, the records is there Find something better to do instead of embarrassing Yoruba on Nairaland with your petty comments |
immortalityk:Please get a job and stop embarrassing Yoruba online with your dick measuring contest obsession |
This is another hit back to back Kudos to Tiwa |
Lagos State Governor Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Wednesday launched N4 billion ‘LSETF W-INITIATIVE’ to provide funding for women entrepreneurs in the State to achieve their growth objectives and create jobs for the youths. The LSETF W-INITIATIVE, is a special intervention fund contributed between the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund and Access bank Plc, to provide access to affordable finance for female-owned businesses in Lagos State. The scheme, which targets between 5,000 and 10,000 women, was launched by Governor Sanwo-Olu at LTV Blue Roof as part of activities marking his 100 days in office. The event was attended by various women groups and entrepreneurs led by the president (Iyaloja-General) of Market Women Association, Chief Folashade Tinubu-Ojo. The Governor said the initiative was a measure to drive up financial inclusion among women and create financial access for SMEs in state, emphasising that it will also provide support to businesses to stimulate growth and consequently create employment for the teeming young population in the State. The Governor further expressed the commitment of his administration to tackle unemployment in Lagos, adding that creating opportunities for small businesses and ensuring that women are also in alignment with the THEMES objectives of the administration. He said: “There is no argument that climes, where young people and women are at the centre of economic planning, have emerged prosperous, progressive and remain the model of development. In Lagos State, the Government’s strategy is to optimise and sustainably grow our local economy, projected to be the fifth-largest economy in Africa, by creating access to funds for our women entrepreneurs. We are confident that it is an intervention that would create wealth for small businesses and consequently put our young and productive youth to work.” In his remarks, the CEO and Group Managing Director of Access Bank Plc, Herbert Wigwe said, “Access Bank is fully committed to bridging the existing gap and provide women with the support they need to successfully implement their business ideas.” “Looking at the number of women present here today, I don’t think the initial N4 billion we set aside to help women will be sufficient and based on that, the initiative fund will be increased to N10billion. Through partnerships with organisations such as LSETF, Access Bank will continue to help women break boundaries, reinvent the status-quo and take advantage of opportunities provided by technology and quality financial systems to make significant impact on the economy of Lagos State and Nigeria as a whole,” Wigwe added. Wigwe said Access Bank has a long history of supporting female empowerment, offering over 8,000 personal loans valued at over N10.6 billion since 2018, with over 330 loans given to women in business valued at over N16.6 billion. Also commenting, the LSETF Board of Trustees Chairman, Mrs Ifueko Omoigui-Okauru, said “The LSETF W Initiative aligns with the Fund’s strategic efforts to actualise the commitment of the State Government of ensuring that at least 50% of the beneficiaries of LSETF programmes are women.” The BoT Chairman revealed that the Fund is incrementally achieving this objective through its three core programmes. Women represent a total of 5,263 or 50% of the total number of loan beneficiaries and account for 43.54% of the Fund’s total loan portfolio with (approximately N3.07billion) so far. Also, over 74% of the beneficiaries in our Micro-Enterprise Start-Up Programme are women. Furthermore, 49% of the total 4,909 people trained through our Employability Programme are women. “That is not all. We have supported 16 female-led start-ups with workspace vouchers as part of the Fund’s Lagos Innovates programme which seeks to make Lagos State the tech-hub of Africa”, she added. In addition to the unveiling of the LSETF W Initiative at the event, 600 beneficiaries of the LSETF’s flagship Loan Programme were presented with cheques in a symbolic ceremony led by the Lagos State Governor. The new beneficiaries join 10,753 other entrepreneurs who have successfully been credited with N7.5 billion in the last 4 years. www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2019/09/04/sanwo-olu-launches-n4bn-lsetf-w-initiative/amp/
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Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun has flagged off a medical outreach with a promise that his administration would provide a beffiting Primary Healthcare Centres in each Ward across the State. Prince Abiodun who disclosed this at the flag off ceremony held at Ilisan, Ikenne Local Government Area, said health care was one of the critical sectors his administration was paying attention to, adding that Primary Health Centres would be made attractive to treat minor ailments. “We will ensure that a beffitinog Primary Healthcare Centre is made available closer to the people. Primary Healthcare Centre is the first port of call when one falls ill. Only cases that cannot be attended to can go to secondary health institutions”, he said. The Governor disclosed that rehabilitation and provision of modern equipment to the State Hospital, Ilaro, has begun, adding that similar work would be carried out in other States hospitals across the State. “We are strengthening the health sector as a matter of priority. There is significant intervention going on at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu, which used to rank as high as the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LUTH). We are expecting the report of the Administrative Panel report tomorrow and we will implement the report to reposition the hospital to what it used to be”, he noted. He said the free medical outreach was to underscore the importance of health as the administration was poised to make the state the biggest economy not only in Nigeria, but in Africa. While calling for support and cooperation of the people, Prince Abiodun said his vision for the State was driven by passion to partner the private sector for the economic development that would lead to individual prosperity. Speaking earlier, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health, Dr. Efundayo Ayinde, said the outreach would provide eye surgery and other medical services free of charge in the Health Camps across the three Senatorial Districts. He called on the people to take advantage of the Programme. Also speaking, Chairman, Illisan Community Development Association, Mufutau Oyegunle, said the community has been looking forward to such opportunity. He appreciated the State governernment for the laudable programme which he said would be of great benefit the less privileged. https://thenationonlineng.net/abiodun-flags-off-free-medical-services-in-ogun/ Cc Lalasticlala Mynd44 |
The Governor of Kwara State, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, on Wednesday inaugurated the electronic registration of non-Nigerians residents in the state. He described the exercise by the Nigeria Immigration Service as a key step to ensure national security and socio- economic development. The programme, which has taken off in eight states, would see the NIS officials documenting all-Nigeriens living in the country as part of the larger efforts to keep accurate data and curb crimes in the age of transnational terrorism and other security threats. AbdulRazaq, who said the initiative offered an opportunity for effective national security and socio-economic planning, congratulated the NIS for the foresight. He said, “This is another milestone in our collective efforts to secure our country in this age of transnational terrorism and other crimes that threaten our national security. “I also see it as an opportunity to properly document people who live within our borders for effective planning, development and mutually beneficial collaborations. “The programme is to ensure proper registration of migrants in the country and targeted at generating a robust personal profile and electronic biometric database of all foreigners that intend to stay in Nigeria beyond the period of 90 days. “I therefore call on all migrants in Kwara State to key into this programme by immediately submitting themselves at the Nigeria Immigration Service office in Ilorin, the state capital, and all designated centres for proper documentation and registration,” the governor said. He pledged government’s support for the exercise and urged the officers doing the capturing to ensure that it was done professionally and in the overall interest of the country. The Comptroller of the NIS in the state, Edith Onyemenam, said the registration was to capture every migrant above 18 years staying beyond 90 days in Nigeria. https://punchng.com/abdulrazaq-says-immigrants-e-registrationll-boost-security/ Cc Lalasticlala Mynd44 |
Useless news on Nairaland all because of cheap Traffic |
ZombieDestroyer:They are not parading themselves as saints like Mrs Oby |
SLAP44:Oby is the one parading herself as a Saint and activist others are not even though they are all guilty of the same thing |
SLAP44:There is every justification to attack Oby She is the one parading herself as a Saint |
glink2015:Ogbeni Rauf was the best Governor In the History of Osun State You can not compare his infrastructure achievements with other past Governors in the state even though he failed in workers welfare |
SLAP44:You will find different colours of roofs in Osun State Those brown roofs were once shining silver colour roofs Brown roof is the result of aging of Iron sheet Igbo in Osun State alone are more than all the Yoruba you will ever find in South East and they are doing their businesses in Osun without any problems Respect that instead of talking Bad about the state |
Aregbesola really tried in Osun State in terms of Infrastructures his only failure was Workers welfare |
happney65:Poverty kee you there Your brothers are in every corner of Osun State Pushing wheel Barrows and Hawking Garden eggs In case you don't know Osun have the lowest poverty rate in Nigeria unlike Anambra that is a beggars colony
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These people want to feed on Nigeria reserves by all means |
Ekiti government has turned to Scammer in broad day light |
Success1020:It is very obvious you are the Lazy and frustrated one here Blackmailing afonja because they are taking away your women ![]() A Lazy Afonja is the second Richest Black man in the world right now while your wretched generation is no where to be found You must have thought selling drugs and getting killed daily in Asia is what they call hardworking ![]() |
Success1020:But your women can't wait to get married to their Lazy ass while you keep hating like a typical wretched soul Another fact ![]() |
Success1020:But your women can't wait to get married to their Lazy ass ![]() A Yoruba is still the second Richest Black man in the world right now when your wretched generation is no where to be found You think getting killed daily in Asia for drugs is what they call hardworking? You are the Lazy and jealous ass hating on hardworking men |
kingk:I don't know much about that |
Ikpeazukerosene:I am judging base on this Article The government official that presented the Cheque to the deceased's family said it was for the fulfillment of Sanwo-Olu promises to the deceased's family not Insurance |
Ikpeazukerosene:It was not from Insurance The person that presented the cheque to the family said it was to fulfilled the promise Sanwo-Olu made to the deceased's family |
Some protesters on Tuesday stormed the Lagos State House of Assembly to express their displeasure over the killing of Nigerians in South Africa. News Agency of Nigeria reports that the protesters stormed the gate of the assembly at about 6p.m. The protesters carried placards with various inscriptions: “Stop the killing of innocent Nigerians in South Africa;” “MTN Nigeria, DSTV, Shoprite will not operate until the killings are stopped,” etc. NAN reports that the violence gathered momentum on Sunday when a protest march against drug dealing by local residents at the centre of Johannesburg was blamed on immigrants and later degenerated into violence, with shops being attacked and looted. The violence spread to the nearby city of Pretoria, where mobs attacked immigrant traders, workers and shopkeepers on Monday. South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa, condemned the violence on Tuesday and promised to discuss with ministers having responsibility for security. The leader of the Lagos Assembly protesters, Allwell Ademola, said they had visited the Assembly to express their grievances over the “gruesome killings of innocent Nigerians in South Africa.” Ademola, a popular Yoruba actress, urged the House of Assembly to come to the aid of Nigerians living in South Africa by stopping the killings. While addressing the protesters, Mr Rotimi Olowo, representing Shomolu Constituency I, urged the protesters not to engage in destroying property owned by South Africans in Nigeria. “We have thousands of Nigerians working in DSTV, MTN and some other South Africa companies, so if you destroy their property, it will surely affect the livelihoods of these Nigerians working for them. “Let us follow due process in resolving this issue because we cannot use violence to resolve violence,” he said. On his part, Mr. Temitope Adewale, representing Ifako Ijaye I, appealed to the protesters not to take laws into their hands, promising that the House would take urgent steps on the issue https://punchng.com/protesters-storm-lagos-assembly-over-killing-of-nigerians-in-south-africa/amp/ Cc Lalasticlala Mynd44 |
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