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cktheluckyman:Sharap there where was it taken? Yet you believe some of the pictures posted yesterday on front page? This was from yesterday |
Zionmdde:From your comment I have this to say One you are a Pdp member disguising like obidient You can’t tolerate any other faith You are a confirmed ipobiaaaaaaan |
Some Christians in Nigeria have lost it completely They preach and harbor hatred Christian association of Nigeria is a Pdp annex Am happy am not one of there members If you like go and killl yah Sef Tinubu is the next president Please don’t be unfortunate coz I didn’t not mention your name |
FAKE The Leader Of The Bishop's Delegation Who Led Bishops To Tinubu/Shettima's Unveiling Is The Presiding Bishop Of Peace Chapel Mararaba, Karu Local Government Area Of Nasarawa State. FAKE
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Christian leaders at the unveiling of kashim Shetima as Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu running mate today at the yar adua center Abuja
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PHOTO NEWS: Muslim faithful worship with Christians at ECWA Church on Lemu Road, Kaduna, on Sunday, as part of efforts at promoting inter-faith coexistence in Kaduna State. Credit: Isaiah Benjamin
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Greyworld:That is not an insult The thread is to have constructive criticism of the candidates mentioned |
Ttalk:Especially umahi with his revolutionary vision on infrastructure |
Lagos — Governor Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the payment of N99,338,252 as the National Examination Commission (NECO) fee for the 90,986 final year (S.S.3) students in the 367 public secondary schools in the state. The payment of the amount is to enable all final year SS3 students in the state's public schools sit for the final examinations. It’s still sustainable till date That’s legacy https://allafrica.com/stories/200102140089.html
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Viscuz:We are talking about achievements not beer parlor gist Bring superior arguments and achievements of Peter obi |
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Ttalk:On point I was in anambra I did not see any of his work that outlived his tenure as a governor All I do this I do that he always talked about We can’t see any visible achievements than what a local government chairman will do in lagos and no noise |
How Tinubu Conceived The Lekki Free Trade Zone Idea Nearly 20 Years Ago How Tinubu Conceived The Lekki Free Trade Zone Idea Nearly 20 Years Ago The year was 2003. Lagos State Governor at the time, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu saw into the future and luckily, had the future sitting next to him. He conceived the idea of Free Trade Zone in Ibeju Lekki and told the future at the time. Current Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu was the future. When Tinubu birthed the idea of a Free Zone, it was in its infancy, and almost two decades since that day, that dream is on the verge of being realised. “The idea around having a Free Zone in the Ibeju Lekki Area was conceived by our leader Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. I was with him in 2003, 2004 when we took a trip to China & we were trying to conceive a Free Zone” Sanwo-Olu said at the Commissioning of the Dangote Fertiliser Plant. How Tinubu Conceived The Lekki Free Trade Zone Idea Nearly 20 Years Ago Tinubu after signing the agreement for Lekki Free Trade Zone in 2006 The Lekki Free Trade Zone in Ibeju-Lekki is also home to the largest single refinery in the world, owned by Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote. Tinubu, at the time was on his second term as Lagos State Governor and had an open clash of ideologies with Nigeria’s President at the time, Olusegun Obasanjo. Obasanjo however hailed the idea and tagged it brilliant in 2006, when a contract establishing the Free Trade Zone was signed with the Chinese government. The final bidding and approval came in 2007. Obasanjo described Tinubu as a “brilliant governor with brilliant ideas” at the time. How Tinubu Conceived The Lekki Free Trade Zone Idea Nearly 20 Years Ago Obasanjo agreed with Tinubu on the conception of the Lekki Free Trade Zone The 90 hectares of land about to be commissioned as Lekki Port was a part of the 220 hectares of land which Tinubu’s government set aside and issued Certificate of Occupancy for as the Lekki Free Trade Zone. In what was the Lekki Master Plan many years ago, the Lekki Port and Airport were also conceived as constituent parts of the project.
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Today is the Osun governorship contest, and with the atmosphere charged for a possible showdown, especially between the two leading contenders of the APC and PDP, the key issues that may determine the outcome of the poll. Voters in Osun State, South-west Nigeria, will on Today file out to elect their governor for the next four years, beginning from November when the tenure of the incumbent, Isiaka Oyetola, will end. But Mr Oyetola has again been presented by his party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) for reelection. And his closest rival in 2018, Ademola Adeleke, a former senator and younger brother of the state's first governor, Isiaka Adeleke, is also again the candidate of the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Three other candidates in the race are also popular. They are Akin Ogunbiyi of the Accord Party; Goke Omigbodun of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) and the former deputy speaker of the House of Representatives, Lasun Yusuf, who is flying the flag of the Labour Party (LP). No fake results please Cc mynd44 Cc lalasticlala
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Bola Tinubu achievements in lagos As far back as 1999, when what we have in Lagos today were only dreams in the minds of visionaries, Tinubu took over like that proverbial octopus with all its hands in all the jars, weaving Lagos state from pit to the palace it is today. First was the gory sight of Lagos which was occasioned by pollution from different sectors of Lagos state at that time. And combating the imminent fear of an epidemic that obviously engulfed the state, the former governor separated the ministry of environment from the ministry of physical planning and repositioned it to combat flooding and coordinate waste management and disposal. Of course, even the bible pointed out that when men of vision lead, the people rejoice. This was Tinubu’s greatest strength as he toes the path of exemplary administration through his many leadership qualities. Advertisement First was a free health policy for children below 18 and adults above 65 years that the Tinubu administration introduced, knowing the importance of healthcare delivery to building a healthy society. The drugs for patients were heavily subsidised. Under the Blindness Prevention Programme, millions of Lagosians were saved from sight problems. There were free eye surgeries and glasses (Jigi Bola) were distributed to patients for free. To reduce the scourge of HIV/AIDS, the Lagos State AIDS Control Agency intensified its enlightenment programme targeted at youths. The administration’s ‘Roll Back Malaria’ programme complemented the Eko Free Malaria Treatment programme under which millions of people were treated. The government also combated dreadful diseases, including tuberculosis by setting up clinics devoted to the disease and polio through the immunization of millions of children. Advertisement To cap it all, the LASAMBUS scheme was initiated. Dozens of ambulances were provided to ease rescue operations. Tinubu introduced reforms, which led to the decentralisation of the health management board, the revitalisation of the primary healthcare system, the establishment of the Lagos State Health Facility Monitoring and Accreditation Agency to ensure quality assurance, the establishment of the Hospital Services Commission and the promotion of partnerships in health between the government and the private sector. Showing clearly that a new sheriff is in town, the Tinubu administration’s youth development programme led to the annual ‘One Day Governor’ through the annual spelling bee for secondary school students initiated by the New Era Foundation that was promoted by his wife, Oluremi Tinubu as the first lady of Lagos. Knowing how the reformation of prisoners can help curb social vices, the former governor converted the dreadful Ita Oko prisoners camp into a youth skills acquisition centre. There was also a programme of women empowerment to enable women to cope with the harsh economic realities and make them become better individuals beyond housewives in their different families. More importantly, women were reoriented towards self-employment. Tinubu’s administration fired on all cylinders, leaving no stone unturned, down to the housing sector. His administration facilitated access to quality accommodation and succeeded in making the Lekki corridor the fastest growing real estate investment haven. The former governor lamented the federal government’s failed housing policy and the neglect of the housing needs of the former federal capital territory (FCT). He restructured the ministry of works and housing by upgrading the housing department or directorate into a full-fledged ministry. The ministry was mandated to provide 500 housing units yearly and coordinate the activities of the Lagos State Development and Property Corporation (LSDPC) and the Lagos Building Investment Company for more effective management. More importantly, the sector was repositioned to attract private sector participation. There was a turnaround in the fortunes of the LSDPC. Its account was red before Tinubu assumed office. In his first term, the moribund Michael Otedola Low Income Housing was completed. The Jubilee Housing Scheme comprising 1,300 units of low-income housing designated as Abraham Adesanya Housing Estate was completed. The project was undertaken directly by the ministry. Also delivered were the Lekki Scheme 1, named after the late Eleko of Lagos, Oba Adeyinka Oyekan, the Oko Oba units, Oregun Estate, Ikeja, Femi Okunnu Housing Estate, Lekki and the Mile 2 Housing Estate. Also, concerted efforts were made to develop the proposed estates in Gbagada 1 and 2, Ibeshe, Ikeja 1 and 2, Oko Oba/Alaba and Ewu Elepe. There were proposals for Teachers’ Village, Civil Servants’ Village and Judges Village. The mortgage system was strengthened and foreign investors were encouraged. Asides from the many restructuring of different organs and sections the administration achieved, it also pioneered novel initiatives in transportation, including the development of modern water transportation and the BRT system. LASTMA was established to ensure proper traffic management and deal with the problem of indiscipline on the road by drivers. Under the capable hands of an obviously experienced public servant as Tinubu, Lagos blazed the trail in the independent power project (IPP), which continually supplied 270 megawatts of electricity to the national grid. The project demonstrated the capacity of some states to generate electricity, if the power to legislate on it is on the concurrent list. Tinubu’s electrification project covered over 100 communities. In his first term, 53 rural communities were targeted. The projects were completed in Egan, Atewolere, Ifesowapo, Aboru, Agbado, Ayetoro, Akorede, Isheri Ikosi, Orile Aguntan, Rofo, Borokini, Omologbede, Araromi, Oke Agbo, Erekusu, Logberu, Okegelu and Ebute, Lekki. Others were Origanringan, Onigbolakowe, Oke odo Elemoro, Ipaja Isale Odo, Agenuba, Ajelogo, Mutaku, Egansando, Ayanfe, Topo and Ikola Agbenaje. Tinubu created additional 37 councils, following the legitimate agitations of Lagosians for improved governance at the grassroots. The number of the councils rose to 57. However, the national assembly refused to list the councils in the constitution. Advertisement As the saying goes, the fowl knows the animal that deprived it of its fathers during the rainy season. The people of Lagos can never forget the efforts of Tinubu’s administration in creating the Lagos of our dream today especially when the allocation for Lagos was seized, prompting Tinubu to put on his thinking cap. He embarked on a novel and aggressive revenue generation drive, which halted the dependence on federal allocations to the state. In 1999, under military rule, Lagos was generating N600,000 monthly. Today, the internally generated revenue (IGR) is around N45 billion. For eight years, Tinubu also agitated for special status, or special economic assistance, for Lagos state. Up to now, it is still a dream. Tinubu resolved the succession hurdle successfully in 2007. His successor, Fashola, built on his achievements. The saying that everything success begins and ends with pristine leadership was proven as Tinubu ended his administration with awards to crown his many efforts for the people of Lagos state. These laurels and awards include the Best Governor for 2001 by the Nigerian/Belgian Chamber of Commerce, Winner of 2002 Best Practices Prize in improving the living environment (by the federal ministry of works and UN habitat Group), 2000 Best Computerized Government in Nigeria (by the Computer Association of Nigeria), 2003 Green Crystal Award for Enhancing the Value of the Environment (by Clean-Up Nigeria (CUN), 2002 Healthcare Award as the best provider of best health services in Nigeria, Presidential Merit Award for technological Development by the Nigerian Society of Engineers, 2001 National Literacy award for outstanding contribution to mas literacy, Co-winner of 2002 Outstanding Alumnus award of the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC), 2001 Distinguished Alumnus Award by Chicago State University, Distinguished Service Award for Exemplary Leadership by the Lagos State Economic Summit Group, Certificate of Commendation by the national Conference of Black mayors, Silver Jubilee Anniversary Award as Labour Friendly Governor by the National Union of Petroleum and Natural gas Workers (NUPENG) and Award of Recognition by Nigerian Berge Limited for the initiation of the independent power project (IPP). |
Atiku Abubakar was Vice President between 1999 and 2007 Bola Tinubu was Governor of lagos state between 1999 and 2007 Peter obi was governor of Anambra between 2007 to 2014 Please let’s state facts no insults Let’s back our facts with links and pictorial evidence of there achievements in office They are all executive in their capacities
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Yesterday, I met these young Fulani guys at Shoprite. A different image from the one you hear about.https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid029MYYhbK1FYzGXHLmDokRhsngRwvZ9m5zD8NAZCid55vf47s5xFHqXcphc7vLpEAcl&id=1260146433
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limeta:Seriously am not on Twitter |
Zionmdde:We don’t do that We focus on progressive politics |
Zionmdde:The military used obasanjo to pacify Yoruba for June 12 We outrightly rejects him Igbos sin time immemorial goes against Yoruba politics They discussed and hates our politicians than the ones in their region |
limeta:Limeta baby That’s not me oooo I know dey Twitter ooo |
Zionmdde:Obasanjo was used to pacify for June 12 We aren’t ok with that coz obasanjo is not our choice We wanted falaye Now is the third time we are going for it after Chief obafemi awolowo and moshood kashimawo Abiola |
Zionmdde:Peter obi was the running mate to atiku while osinbajo was running mate to Buhari So your vote is for Peter obi |
Lalasticlala you never see this No be only davido go osun oooo |
Zionmdde:The Muslim Muslim ticket is the real deal It’s to make a statement about the most populous and dominance in terms of religion in Nigeria We want to kill the religion in our politics once and for all with this ticket |
Zionmdde:We voted against obj Igbos voted for him coz they want to spite yorubas They voted atiku to counter us on the choice of osinbajo that later betrayed us So they are all your candidates |
Zionmdde:Kwankwaso already said he’s for Tinubu He can’t beat the Muslim Muslim ticket North will definitely play that card 100% |
Zionmdde:You guys will understand what tribaaaaaal politics is now You guys have been doing it for years It’s the turn of south west Emilokan is real |
Validated:That’s a beer parlor analysis’ |
Zionmdde:You guys don’t understand the dynamics of Nigeria politics Atiku is from same place with kashim Shetima The power brokers and stakeholders in the northwest nominated Shetima That tells you north west is a done deal North east will be hands down aside adamawa and taraba that atiku will win not landslide though Southwest is locked for Tinubu It’s a bloc vote |
Moh247:Then go and vote your choice and allow us to support our own In Peace |
Totilopussylick:Till after osun election |
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