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Phone/Internet MarketRe: Unlock ur ZTE & Huawei Modem Including E303(UPDATED FOR ZTE MF SERIES)8/9/13 by sentix(m): 11:49pm On May 26, 2013
MTN modem e303
IMEI: 867648010604443
Thanks.
AutosRe: Free Vin Checks And Reports Sponsored By Auctionexport.com by sentix(m): 1:30pm On May 20, 2013
Hi,

Please help me check this VIN

4N2DN11W8SD857493

Thanks for a wonderful job
Car TalkRe: Vin Check. by sentix(m): 1:21pm On May 20, 2013
Please help me check this VIN
4N2DN11W8SD857493
Thanks.
WebmastersRe: Syskay.com Just restored All My Websites by sentix(op):
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I am a reseller with syskay.com.
EducationRe: Naughty Things You Did In Primary School by sentix(m): 12:58pm On May 12, 2013
When I was in primary 2, I engaged in a rocking horse war with a class made ended up breaking 48 panes of glass and got suspended for a week.

As that was not enough I did not tell anybody at home that I was suspended. Once my dad dropped me at the school gate I will wait till his car disappears and then I will roam the staff quarters of oau from road 7, 10, 11, 24 till closing time and will come back to the school gate.

The scheme worked until Friday when my dad came early and went to see my teacher only to be told I was under suspension.

THE BEATING NO GET PART 2!!!
Technology MarketRe: Buy Used Playstation 2 @ Cheap Price by sentix(m): 6:58am On Apr 28, 2013
10k
AutosRe: A 1996 Nigerian Used Toyota Previa For Sale.....420K by sentix(m): 10:25am On Apr 22, 2013
Interested N350k, When can I inspect!
PoliticsRe: Okonjo-Iweala Interview With Christiane Amanpour On CNN by sentix(m): 8:16am On Apr 19, 2013
After watching the interview I finally realised that Nigeria has a major problem. We keep saying the military, the military in a few year the number of year under military will be equal to the number of years we have spent under democracy.

They've started using the excuse since 1999. My father was working at the PTI when the warri refinery was built. It was completed in 16 months though the expected delivery date was 18 months. we have spent almost 16 year fixing those refinery. Who are we fooling! It does not take a decade to fix any problem no matter how bad the situation is. Obasanjo spent 8 years - Yaradua/jonathan another 8 years. 16 years and not a single problem we had before 1999 has been fixed seriously!

Please give me one good reason why you should not be corrupt in the present situation in Nigeria.

Madam Coordinating Minister has been there almost through these two regimes. THAT HAVE FAILED WOEFULLY!
PoliticsRe: Is Amnesty The Solution To Insecurity, Terrorism & Boko-Haram Crises? by sentix(m): 8:45pm On Apr 08, 2013
Reference: Shoo. Why den no go show off. No be dia oyel. By the way wetin you dey take all dis power do. Abi you too don dey refine crude.
So when I pay my taxes its for Nigeria but when they dey pump oyel 'oil' its their own!
When Nigeria win Nation's Cup its for all of us but when they pipe gas its their own!

Well basically for video editing when power failure is not an option!

ENCODING TAKES TIME!
PoliticsRe: Is Amnesty The Solution To Insecurity, Terrorism & Boko-Haram Crises? by sentix(m): 5:55pm On Apr 08, 2013
My 2 cents!

We cannot keep bribing everybody! The daylight robbery that was FG sanctioned in the Niger Delta was the biggest mistake ever made in Nigeria. Has the Amnesty granted to the Niger Delta Militant improved the economy of the Area, NO. Instead these so-called billionaire-militant and millionaire-militant come to Lagos to show off!

We should stop believing we can just throw money at every problem in this country.

Government should instead focus on making Nigeria a better economic and social state. China did not become so large by spending money, they created the enabling environment to tap their biggest resource - WORKFORCE. Nothing stops Nigeria from feeding West Africa.

My House is a virtual power hub -

2 Generators
1 Inverter
2 UPS
Battery bank of 6 100AH

My Power Wish list still needs
4 Solar Panels
More Batteries
Wind Turbine

My House don turn Mini - Power Station
Technology MarketRe: Swift Networks Promo by sentix(m): 9:37am On Apr 08, 2013
I have starcomms modem can it be swapped!!

sentix2k@gmail.com
ComputersRe: Is This As A Result Of Spoilt Motherboard by sentix(m): 8:33am On Mar 31, 2013
Next time you get water in any electronic gadget. Remove the battery and if possible disassemble it complete. Place all the components especially motherboard, rams, etc in a bag of rice! Leave for about 2 days if possible.

It should come back to life!

Happened to me was brushing my teeth, then i accidentally knocked over the cup of water all over the laptop! I immediately removed the battery and disassemble the whole thing and placed then in rice.

The laptop Still works!!!
PoliticsRe: All Progressive Congress (APC) Party: ANPP, CPC, ACN And APGA Finally Merged by sentix(m): 8:22pm On Feb 06, 2013
[size=16pt]Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC)[/size]
Christianity EtcRe: Winners' Chapel Broadcasting Network On Satellite by sentix(m): 5:31pm On Feb 04, 2013
[size=14pt]Am surprised I was part of the team that fixed their satellite transmission equipment years ago![/size]
PoliticsRe: N20k & N200K Deposit Limit For Account Holders by sentix(m): 8:05am On Jan 28, 2013
Genius100: This is a good policy, those of you wey dey yab Sanusu, abeg make una learn to read.

What they are saying is that for low value accounts, the banks do not need to verify your residence. You don't even need to physically go to the bank to open the account and the account can be opened with 0 Naira. The effect of this policy is that it will be relatively easy for people that are not making a lot of money to open up a bank account.

For medium value accounts, you need to be physically present at the bank to open the account and other levels of verification are required.

High value accounts require a lot more verification.

[size=23pt]And you Think any bank will open an account for you without you being there!
Continue Day Dreaming[/size]
SportsRe: Ethiopia Vs Nigeria - AFCON 2013 (0 - 2) On 29th January 2013 by sentix(m): 6:46am On Jan 28, 2013
Is there hope for Africa's Best Loser?

Anything below 5 or 6 - 0
irrespective of the other game is problem.
ok
PoliticsRe: N20k & N200K Deposit Limit For Account Holders by sentix(m): 7:02am On Jan 26, 2013
Is there a limit to the number of accounts I can operate!!!
EducationRe: Nicknames Your Teachers Were Given In School And How They Earned It. by sentix(m): 8:18pm On Jan 22, 2013
English teacher - Uncle Bee - in his obj question you will always see BEE BEE there - (eventually got a student preg and disappeared)
Geography - Ladder - his catch phrase was 'All of you Cannot Pass'
VP - Pepeye
Physics - Eko - always eating eko and akara
Physical Education - Terminator - He really looked like the terminator
PoliticsRe: Boko-Haram Attack In Damboa , 12 Dead by sentix(m): 7:27pm On Jan 22, 2013
Tolexander: bbc just said boko haram, later JAMB will claim responsibilty.
Seems nigerian problem is becoming more complicated than its supposed solution to terrorism which we were promised would end last year june.
When will WAEC and GCE start killing people too!
Technology MarketRe: Buy Your screen motherboard charger memmory battery by sentix(m): 5:02pm On Jan 17, 2013
acer aspire 5250 15.6 Led LCD screen how much! 08023192283
Technology MarketRe: Startime TV And GOTV by sentix(m): 7:30pm On Dec 11, 2012
I have both your choice depends on your viewing habits

Startimes:
If you love telenovella
if you love low quality
if you love local channels
if you love old nigerian movies

GoTv
If you love football
if you love documentary
if you love series
if you dont love telenovella
if you love wrestling
if you want complete kiddies channel
FamilyRe: When Your Wife Lied To You About Her Salary by sentix(m): 4:17pm On Dec 08, 2012
Most people here dont understand married women at all!

All Good Women always keep some extra cash from their husband!
Provided the woman is doing somethings in the home with her money I dont think you should be worried about how much she earns. It is your duty to provide for for her!

Make your own money!
Technology MarketRe: 12-cell Laptop Batteries that lasts 5hours plus For Sale@ Reduced Price by sentix(m): 6:36am On Dec 05, 2012
Do you have 12 cell battery for Dell Latitude E6400
08023192283 or sentix2k@gmail.com
PhonesRe: What Are The Phones You've Used So Far And Their Fates? by sentix(m): 6:45am On Nov 24, 2012
Sagem 969 (lost it)

Nokia 3310 (contact service)

Nokia 1100 florescent (worked for almost 4 years till my frend poured beer on it)

Nokia E63 (gave my gf now my wife)

NOkia x1-01 & Nokia 5800 (both stolen by burglars)

Nokia C2-00 & Curve 3 (gave my sis in law)

HTC Desire S & Nokia C2-00 (current phones)
I cant use any phone above 4inch screen
PoliticsRe: Fashola Tasks LCCI On Okada Riders Business Plan by sentix(m): 6:19pm On Nov 14, 2012
There has been about 12 different burglary in my area since this okada thing! They even caught one guy last sunday come see beating
Serious beating before police! The guy did not know that the guy they waylaid lives in our area!
Nairaland GeneralRe: Habits You've Had Since Childhood? by sentix(m): 8:59am On Nov 14, 2012
[size=14pt]Once I eat meat and food is remaining my wife will start complaining because she knows that I will not touch the food again!
Also when am tense I tend to bite my nails I have tried everything to stop it but no way![/size]
RomanceRe: Describe Your Ex With One Word... by sentix(m): 12:05pm On Oct 28, 2012
[size=35pt]Expensive[/size]
Christianity EtcRe: What Makes You Go To Church? by sentix(m): 11:13am On Oct 28, 2012
I used to go to Church to hear the word of God and come back home thinking about all the wrongs I have done during the week and pray for forgiveness.

But Now the only thing I hear is prosperity gospel from pastoprenuers. The only message is Sow, Sow, Sow nothing else. I don tire sef!
PoliticsRe: Okada Accidents Killed 107 In Two Years – LASG by sentix(m): 2:06pm On Oct 26, 2012
Complete List of Roads where Okada is Banned!

AGEGELOCALGOVERNMENTAREA 1. Oba Ogunji Road 2. Old Abeokuta Road 3. Capitol Road 4 Alfa Nla Road 5. Oko-Oba Road 6.Akilo Street 7. Agunbiade Road 8. Ogba Road 9. Ipaja Road 10. Moricas Road 11. Oyewole Road 12. Arigbanla Street 13. DopemuRoad 14. Oke-Koto Junction 15. Oniwaya Road 16. Adebisi Awosoga Street 17. Old OtaRoad 18. IjaiyeRoad 19. Akin Doherty Road 20. Amoo Street 21. Pen Cinema Roundabout 22. Surulere Street 23. Agbedeji Street 24. Ayige Street 25. Sule Street 26. Ashipa Street 27. Salawu Street AJEROMI-IFELODUN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA 1. BaaleAdeyemo Street 2. MbalCardoso Street up to Oto Wharf 3. Mobil Road up to Boundary Road 4. Boundary Road-Aiyeke Bridge-Tolu Bus/Stop 5. Wilmer Crescent 6. Industrial Road 7. Achapo Road/New Road 8. Idewu Street 9. Baale Adeyemo Road 10. MaluIMobil Road 11. OjoRoad 12. Cemetery/Mosafejo/ Alaba Road 13. BakarelFaro Road APAPA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA 1. Creek Road 2. Wharf Road 3. Burma Road 4. Randle Road 5. Marine Road 6. Kofo Abayomi Road 7. Liverpool Road 8. Point Road 9. Park Lane 10. Itapeju Avenue 11.Entire Network of Roads in Apapa GR.A -12. Dock Yard Road 12. Oduduwa Road 13. Ladipo Oluwole Road 14. Bonny Road 15. Commercial Road 16. MalulMobil Road 17. Warehouse Road 18. Orile-Iganmu Road

AL~OSHOLOCALGOVERNMENTAREA 1. Ipaja - Ayobo Road 2. Ekoro Road 3. Egbeda - Idimu Road 4. Egbeda-Akowonjo Road 5. Iyana-Ipaja-Idimu Road 6. Idimu-Ikotun Road 7. LASU-IbaRoad 8. Ikotun-Egbe Road 9. Ipaja Road 10. Igando Road 11. Egbe -Idimu Road 12. Old Ota Road 13. Meiran Road 14. Ayobo Road 15. Ajasa/Command Road 16. Baruwa Road 17. Liasu Road 18. Governor's Road 19. Abaranje Road 20. Ijegun Road 21. Shasha Road 22. Baruwa/ Aina Obembe Road 23. Adefemi Road, Ipaja 24. Goye

AMUWO-ODOflN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA 1. Oshodi-Apapa Expressway 2. Durbar Road/ Asiwaju Bola Tinubu Road 3. The Entire Network of Roads in Festac Town 4. Circular Road 5. The Entire Network of Roads in Zones A,B,C & D of Amuwo-Odofin Low - Cost Housing Estate 6. Old Ojo Road 7. Mumuni Adio Badmus Way 8. Lagos Badagry Expressway

BADAGRY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

1. Lagos - Badagry Expressway from Eric Moore to Seme Road 2. Badagry Roundabout to Topo Road 3. Joseph Dosu Road

CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT (CBD) ROADS

1. Inner Marina 2. Broad Street 3. Nnamdi Azikwe Street 4. King George V Road 5. Idumagbo Avenue 6. Outer Marina 7. Adeniji Adele Street 8. Martins Street 9. Balogun Street 10.Odunlami Street 11. Ereko Street 12.New Balogun Street 13. Campbell Street 14. Breadfruit Street 15. Abibu Oki Street 16. Davies Street 17. Kakawa Street 18. Force Road 19. Oloto!Fosbery Road

EPE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA Femi Agbalajobi Ayetoro Road Hospital Road Marina Road Central Mosque Road Kasali Oluwo Street Ekundayo Street Lagos Road Ijebu to Itoikin Road from Agbowa to Itoikin Omu- Ijebu to Ketu Roundabout Ketu Roundabout to Ejinrin Town Ota Road OlofinRoad Orungbo - Ido Road Agbowa-Ikosi Road Ketu Roundabout to Epe

17.

Ketu Roundabout - Itoikin

ETI-OSA LOCAL GOV

EPE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA Femi Agbalajobi Ayetoro Road Hospital Road Marina Road Central Mosque Road Kasali Oluwo Street Ekundayo Street Lagos Road Ijebu to Itoikin Road from Agbowa to Itoikin Omu- Ijebu to Ketu Roundabout Ketu Roundabout to Ejinrin Town Ota Road OlofinRoad Orungbo - Ido Road Agbowa-Ikosi Road Ketu Roundabout to Epe Ketu Roundabout - Itoikin

ETI-OSA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA The Entire Network of Roads and Bridges in Ikoyi/Obalende and IruJ

Victoria Island Local Council Development Areas Eti-Osa/Lekki-Epe Expressway

IFAKO-IjAIYE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA /OJOKORO LOCAL COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT AREA

1. Ogunnusi Road 2. Lateef Jakande Road 3. College Road 4. Jonathan Coker Street 5. Iju Road 6. WEMPCO Road 7. ACME Road 8. New Oko-Oba Road 9. Lagos Abeokuta Expressway 10. Agbado Road 11. Baale Animashaun Road 12. Yaya Abatan Road

IKEJA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA 1. Lagos Ibadan Expressway (from Lagos Boundary to Lagos - Toll gate) 2. Sheraton Link Bridge 3. Oba Akran Avenue 4. Obafemi Awolowo Way 5. Kudirat Abiola Road 6. Mobolaji Bank-Anthony Way 7. Lateef Jakande Road 8. Nurudeen Olowopopo Drive 9. Otunba Jobi Fele Way 10. Allen Avenue 11. Opebi Road 12. Secretariat Road 13. Mobolaji Johnson Road 14. Osho Street 15. Hakeem Balogun Road 16. IPMWay 17. Ashabi Cole Street 18. Toyin Street 19. Entire Ikeja GRA Road Network 20. ACME Road

lKEJA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA Con/d.

21. WEMPCO Road 22. Oduduwa Road 23. Isaac John Street 24. Alausa Secretariat Perimeter Road Network 25. SimbiatAbiola Road 26. Kaffi Street 27. Opebi Link Bridge 28. Ikosi Road

29. Adeniyi Jones Avenue 30. EntireAlausa CBD 31. Ladipo OluwoleAvenue 32. ASBFI Road 33. Olowu Street 34. Ola Ayinde Street 35. Unity Road 36. AromireAvenue 37. Ijaola Street 38. Iyaoloye Crescent 39. Olu Akerele Street 40. Emmanuel Street 41. Odo-Iyalaro Underbridge 42. Olatunbosun Street

IKORODU LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

1. Ikorodu Road (from Mile 12 to Ikorodu Benson Roundabout) 2. Ipakodo-Ibeshe Road 3. Lagos-Ikorodu Express Road 4. T.O.S. Benson Road 5. Oba Sekumade Road 6. Lagos-Shagarnu Road 7. Obafemi Awolowo Road 8. Ikorodu-Itoikin Road 9. Igbogbo Road 10. Ayangburen Road 11. Alhaji Street

IKOYIlOBALENDE LOCAL COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT AREA

1. Alfred Rewane Road 2. Glover Road 3. Alexander Road 4. Awolowo Road 5. Bourdillon Road 6. Gerald Road 7. Osborne Road Estate 1 & 2 8. Lugard Avenue 9. Olu Holloway Road 10. Bayo Kuku Street 11. Oba Adeyinka Oyekan Avenue 12. Mobolaji lohnson Road 13. Club Road 14. Federal Secretariat Road 15. Thompson Avenue 16. Lateef lakande Avenue 17. Moore Road 18. Oyinkan Abayomi Road 19. Maroko Close 20. Adeyemi Lawson Street 21. Femi Okunnu Road 22. labita Close 23. Onikoyi/Turnbull Road 24. lru Close 25. Ajayi Bembe Street 26. Entire Park View Estate Roads 27. Awori Road 28. The Entire Network of Roads in Ijeh, Dolphin Estates Highrise and Duplex 29. Lawrence Road 30. Reeve Road 31. St. Gregory Road 32. Ribadu Road 33. Raymond Njoku Street 34. Okotie Eboh Street 35. Keffi Street 36. Norman Williams Street IKOYIlOBALENDE LOCAL COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT AREA

37. Ilabere Avenue 38. Oloto Road 39. Ojora Road 40. McPherson Avenu 41. Olanijonyin Avenue 42. Owena Street 43. Agodogba Road 44. Mobolaji Johnson Road 45. Bedwell Road 46. Murtala Muhammed Road 47. Obalende Road 48. Toyan Street 49. Odo Street 50. Awolowo Road 51. Bankole Oki Road 52. Ademola Street 53. Turnbull Road 54. Cameroon Road 55. Yemi Cardoso 56. Banana Estate 57. Dolphin Estate Duplex 58. Dolphin Estate Highrise 59. Alhaji Kannike Street 60. Igbo Street 61. Moshalashi Street 62. Eleshin Road 63. Ajeniya Street 64. Dr Bode Olajumoke Street 65. Alhaji Bashorun Close 66. Alhaji Alade Odunewu Street 67. Aromire close 68. Barrow Avenue 69. Olofin Street 70. Lalupon Street

LAGOS ISLAND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

1. The Entire Network of Roads and Bridgesin Lagos Island Local Government Area and Lagos Island East Local Council Development Area

LAGOS MAINLAND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

1. Herbert Macaulay Way 2. Barikisu Iyede Street 3. Murtala Muhammed Way 4. Third Mainland Bridge 5. Ijora Causeway 6. Commercial Avenue 7. Old Yaba Road 8. Sabo Round About 9. University Road 10. Abule-Ijesha Road 11. Harvey Road 12. Montgomery Road 13. Onike Iwaya Road 14. Morocco Road 15. Aje Street 16. Musiliu Smith Road 17. Hughes Avenue 18. Birrel Avenue 19. Hussey Road 20. Oweh Street 21. Aggrey Road 22. Borno Way 23. Apapa Road 24. Jibowu Street 25. Iwaya Road 26. Okobaba Street 27. Cemetery Street 28. Freeman Stre

KOSOFE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA 1. Ogudu Alapere Expressway (from Toll Gateto Third MainlandBn 2. Ogudu Road 3. Demurin Street 4. Alapere Road 5. CMDRoad 6. Doyin Omololu Street 7. Davies Street 8. 50 Metres from Ikorodu Road on Ikosi Road 9. Omololu Street 10. Diya Street 11. Williams Street 12.

MUSHINLOCALGOVERNMENT AREAlODI-OLOWO COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT AREA

1. Agege Motor Road 2. Fatai Atere Way 3. Idi-Araba Street 4. Ilupeju By-Pass 5. Itire Road 6. Palm Avenue 7. Ladipo Street 8. Layi Oyekanmi Street 9. Olateju Street 10. Isolo Road 11. Ojekunle Road 12. Ilasamaja Road 13. Ogunmokun Street-14. Association Avenue 15. Kayode Street 16. Town Planning Way 17. Coker Road 18. Post Office Road 19. Mushin Road

OJO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

1. Igbo Elerin Road 2. Lagos-Badagry Expressway 3. Iyana School Bus stop to Ishasi Road 4. Oba Ayoka to Iba New Site 5. Alaba International Market Road 6. Olojo Drive 7. Ojo Igbede Road 8. Nepa Road 9. Ishasi Road

10. Abule Aka Road to Ajangbad i Road 11. Akoberu / Sabo Road 12. Itire - Ilogbo Road 13. Iyana Era-Ilogbo Road 14. Ajangbadi-Shibiri Road 15. Kemberi / Aka Road

OSHODI/ISOLO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

1. Okota Road 2. NNPCRoad 3. Oshodi-Apapa Expressway 4. Airport Road

S. EgbeRoad

6. Ago-Palace Way 7. Isolo Road 8. Osolo Way 9. Abimbola Street 10. Ejigbo-Ajao Estate Link Road 11. Estate Isheri-Oshun Road 12. Post Office Road 13. Oyetayo Street 14. Oshodi Road 15. Church Street 16. Afariogun Street 17. Sehinde Callisto Street 18. Mafoluku Road 19. Adeyemi Street 20. Ajibulu Street 21. New Airport Road

SOMOLU LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

I. Ikorodu Expressway (from Mile 12 to Yaba Terminus)

2. George Street 3. Morocco Road 4. Market Street 5. Bajulaiye Road 6. Fola Agoro Street 7. Apata Street 8. Oguntolu Street 9. Pedro Road 10. Igi Olugbin Street 11. Ashogbon Street 12. Gbagada Road 13. St. Finbarrs Road 14. Jibowu Street 15. Oweh Street

16. Isaac John Street 17. Watch-tower Avenue 18. Shylon Street 19. Shipeolu Street

SURULERE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

1. Funsho Williams Avenue

2. Adeniran Ogunsanya Street 3. Ogunlana Drive 4. Bode Thomas Street 5. Akerele Road 6. Itire-Ojuelegba Road 7. Tejuosho Street 8. Alhaji Masha Road 9. Itire-Ijesha Road 10. Ishaga Road 11. Eric Moore Road 12. Randle Avenue 13. Agbebi Street 14. Babs Animashaun Road 15. Ijesha Road 16. Enitan Street 17. Adeshina Street 18. Adelabu Street 19. Adetola Street 20. Nuru Oniwo Street. 21. Adekunle Kuye Street 22. Shaki Crescent 23. Oshogbo Street 24. Tokosi Street 25. Okota link Bridge 26. Opere Street 27. Odichie Street 28. Olatunde Onimole Street 29. Brown Street 30. Agboyin Street 31. Agbonyin Avenue 32. Nnobi Street 33. Sanya Street 34. Opeloyeru Street 35. Kilo Street 36. Adetioye Street 37. Fasoro Street 38. Oladimeji Street 39. Ojuolape Street 40. Solabomi Street 41. Ogungbesan Street

IRU/VICTORIA ISLAND LOCAL COUNCIL DEVELOPMEN AREA

1. Ahmadu Bello Way 2. Adeola Odeku Street 3. Kofo Abayomi Street 4. Ozumba Mbadiwe Avenue 5. Ajose Adeogun Road 6. Idowu Taylor Street 7. Idowu Martins Street 8. Adeleke Adedoyin Street 9. Elsie Femi Pearse Street 10. Musa Yar Adua Street 11. Walter Carrington Crescent 12. Bishop Oluwole Street 13. Samuel Manuwa Street 14. Akin Olugbade Street 15. Molade Okoya Thomas Street 16. Sinari Daranijo Street 17. Bishop Aboyade Cole Street 18. Ligali Ayorinde Avenue 19. Saka Tinubu Street 20. Karimu Kotun Street 21. Muri Okunola Street 22. Etim Inyang Crescent 23. Adetokunbo Ademola Street 24. Adeola Hopewell Street 25. Ahmed Onibudo Road 26. Engineering Close 27. Sanusi Fafunwa Street 28. Tiamiyu Savage Street 29. Olosa Street 30. Oyin Jolayemi Street 31. Marinho Drive 32. Moshood Olugbani 33.Fatai Durosinmi Street 34.. Adeyemo Alakija Street 34. Oko Awo Close 35. Afribank Street 36. Jide Oki Street 37. Festival Road 38. Federal Housing Complex Road 39. Oba Idowu Oniru Road 40. Palace Road 41. Oniru New Market Road 42. Water Corporation Road 43. Akin Adesola Street

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PoliticsRe: Okada Accidents Killed 107 In Two Years – LASG by sentix(m): 1:59pm On Oct 26, 2012
PLEASE PLEASE TAKE YOUR TIME READ THIS: ECONOMIC EFFECT OF OKADA BAN

Fashola and his advisers, by pursuing this policy have really shown the height of their ineptitude. Forget the issue of being humane. Economics 101 should have taught them how crazy and idiotic this policy is.

Job loses: It is conservative to say that there are 100,000 Okadas in Lagos State. 100,000 Okadas = 100,000 jobs. Plus, another 200,000 jobs for people who lease, sell and repair Okadas, as well as people who sell engine oil and spare parts to Okada people. Then there are the street kitchens who feed them with food and snacks. Let us say that conservatively, the total jobs lost = 300,000. Let us assume that each Okada job makes an average of =N=2000 a day. =N=2000 x 300,000 Okadas = =N=600,000,000 (six hundred million) a day in lost business to the Lagos economy.

Killing the future: Then there are the kids that may drop out of school because of loss of income for their parents, others that would die of simple illnesses for lack of free medical care. These children's health and education define the future of Lagos to a significant extent. Let me leave out the extended family and networks that these incomes support. I can't quantify the cost to Lagos in this respect.

Undermining efficiency: It is the height of ignorance to fail to recognise the efficiency that Okadas bring to business operations and activities in Lagos. Where are they roads? As bad as the riders are, Okada's are the most efficient means of getting around the gridlock that is Lagos during the day. No government invited them to start operations. Okadas began in Lagos organically in response to a need for a faster way to get around and a way to reach the nooks and cranny ill serviced by public transport vehicles. That need has not gone away and the weak infrastructure has not changed. The immediate cost to businesses small and large that depend on Okadas may also run into the hundreds of millions a day.

Unfair devaluation of private asset value: The estimated 200,000 Okada vehicles in Lagos, who is going to buy them? What happens to their value? Let us say they are each worth at least =N=50,000 on average. That is 10 billion Naira worth of private assets devalued with a single policy. Is there an Okada buy back policy to at least give these now jobless people some capital to find another means of livelihoodhuh??

The idiotic case for the ban: Yes robbers use Okadas to terrorise the city. Yes Okada riders can be rough on the road. Yes many have been maimed by Okadas. These are good reasons to see Okada as a problem, but hardly a justification. Why? If you think robbers are using Okadas to gain an advantage, imagine if 1% of 300,000 turn to robbery for a lack of employment. That is three thousand robbers injected into the society in one go. Imagine if 5% turn to other forms of crime or negative social behaviour. That makes 18,000. Do we not have enough of those in Lagos. Do we have the jails to hold them?

Okada riders are rough on the road. So is every one. Unless it is a different Lagos, the Lagos I know is one where you deserve a special license for being able to drive in it. Almost every one is in a hurry. It is easy to pick out the small guys. But how can a government that has not built the good roads banish road users for being rough. The terrain shapes the nature of navigation. Many have died and been maimed by Okada accidents. But more have died from the bad and neglected government roads. If you need to sack any one in this regard, it is the guys in power, who have misused our collective wealth instead of building our infrastructure.

The bigger nuisance in Nigerian and in Lagos is the governance and not Okada. Those in power are stealing much more than robbers have stolen with Okadas. They have left the infrastructure to decay in a city with so much wealth. They are building up elite neigbourhoods while the masses wade the floods to their homes. They have killed more through their negligence. The Okada man is an easy target to help clean up their mess. If you need to decongest the roads, build more and expand existing roads, create new public transportation modes (trains, buses,boats), build bicycle lanes, etc. If you need to improve security, equip the security forces and install more security infrastructure. Think for solutions first before taking the easy and ill informed way.

Fashola has really really disappointed me and ACN can not win a free election in Lagos if this policy stands. The masses are the majority and not the elite.
PoliticsRe: Okada Accidents Killed 107 In Two Years – LASG by sentix(m): 1:54pm On Oct 26, 2012
How many of you have even read the new law it bans them on more than 500 roads. They include some roads that are just funny hrs ikeja where commercial buses are banned. Fagba road. All roads in agege. Pls read the law before commenting

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