efembaba:
it's like this:
a 10-foot long ........
10 feet long....
e.g.

A 10 foot long pole was erected on the road

The pole is 10 feet long

SUPU

Jones4190:

I don't have time to read nonsense

educated but still an illiterate. Spit***

Jones4190:
is 30k not better than selling gala on third mainland bridge?

is better. That is why you are hungry. They have used hunger as a weapon on you. Every four years, you are given N30k to snatch ballot boxes.

Xxxxtentacion2:
Another Ajala the traveler...

KAAKU THE TRAVELLER

voltron14:

,WHY YOU DEY SHOW US OLUWOLE DOCUMENT?

IamAsiri:


Just wow! Not all men are like this. I have personally seen mothers who sacrificed everything for their children, from single-handedly paying all the children's school fees, house rents, to buying everything needed for the home, even while their husbands are with them in the homes, not divorced. That was why I corrected you about the statement of "mothers are overrated"; they are not.

you are right.


My dad was a SUPERMAN. let me burst your brain small. Do you know he hardly sleep at night. He will always come around at midnight, killing mosquito's he found on us and if there was no night, he will fan us till day break to avoid heat.

If any of his children fall sick, he is ready to give that child the whole world, Just to make such you get well soonest.

Is just to mention few. He was to caring.

IamAsiri:


You mean your mother was over-hyped.

my mom was over-hyped compared to my Dad.

Am not saying my mom didn't do her best, but you see my dad, how i wish he's alive.

He will go the extra miles to put food on the table.

He have received slap just to put food on the table(from his employer in a textile company)

He will convert his car (504 Peugeot)into taxi after work just to make both end meet.

Every December he sew new clothes for us.

He will take from my mum to the lastborn(family of nine) to tailor.

Buy Christmas shoes. Drive us to village, come back to his work. After the holiday he will come to the village and pick us again back to Lagos from east.

He will go to work and sign in, come back and drive us to school.

When we fall sick, he will take us to hospital himself.

He buys food stuffs including beverages, meat, fish himself.

He likes doing everything himself, thereby making my mom look insignificant in the family.

Just to mention bit few.

But among all mothers mine is the BEST

noble2faith:
As for me,
Father ₦60k
Mother ₦40k

What of you?

I will hand over the whole N100k to my Dad. My mum will have to go to him for money.

Mothers are over-hyped. I know what my dad went through for us. I'm giving it to him.

Sweet father, I no forget you. For the suffer wey you suffer for us.

.

Odetokun3:
How many state Eluu Pee win ..?

the question should be "how many states APC rig remain"

Mygoodsng:
Let him just forget about it

your opinion, not his.

Jokerman:
I would advise to forego this, and prepare grassroots for 2027

keep you advice to yourself.

Faber:
Explore every damn hole in your wives body. You paid for everything, even if she dies today, the burial na for your head e dey...you go still spend again even pass what you spend when you married her ...


Life of a man no easy, if na your anus go give your man joy, give it to him dear. Your girlfriends advising you against giving your husband anal sex, dey even lick their husbands anus, I don catch one before. No let them deceive you.

DEVIL'S INCARNATE.

SensualMan:
In as much as I am 100% Obidient for Peter Obi, Gbadebo share no similarity or philosophy with PO. He is not a student of PO philosophy. He is just opportuned.
However my take, Sanwo has just 4 years to go, it should be given to him. Gbadebo should use the 4 years ahead to study the philosophy of PO, garner enough experience and come back in 2027 with full force. The odds don't just favour him.

your opinion, not my business.

emee701:
All yorubas are lagosians even those that have not been to lagos before

That means GBADEBO should be given a chance. he is a true lagosian from badagry. Core lagosian.

I was born and brought up in Lagos, fdstac go be precise. Am a full Lagosian than you.

LivingSage:
Sanwoolu.

But why are you Osu outcasts care more about Lagos Election?

Coz I have landed property here in Lagos.

I have in lekki, festac, ago palace and the other one at ikotun. So I must vote.

youngsahito:
It is no more news that one of the candidates in the 2023 Lagos Gubernatorial election Gbadebo Rhodes-vivour cannot communicate in the language of his people, the people he wants to govern.

Lagos is known to be a Yoruba state, her people speak the popular Yoruba dialect. GRV, as he is fondly called, has been showcased in many footages battling to even greet or communicate properly in his people’s language.…

I will describe Gbadebo as an undetermined, ill-mannered, proud, disrespectful, and insensitive guy due to his regular style of crediting his inability to communicate fluently in his father’s language to exposure, and also non challantly exposing his unreadiness to be better.

He has severally referred to Lagos as a cosmopolitan state, hence why his communicating in his father’s tongue isn’t important to him. Where is the place of self development if you can’t get all from your parents?

There are many Gbadebos out there, with different mixed ethnic parents. His mother isn’t Yoruba; so we don’t expect her to speak Yoruba as her first dialect or even at all.

I will be referencing another young individual who is of Gbadebo’s age bracket and was intentional about improving himself and preparing for his political aspiration, Bankole Wellington, popularly called Banky W. Just like Gbadebo, both parents of Banky aren’t Yoruba. He’s from a Yoruba father, and he also schooled abroad. Banky contested for House of Reps for the first time in Eti-osa 2019 under an unpopular party. I guess one of the challenges he faced then was his inability to speak Yoruba or fluently. He wasn’t out there abusing and disrespecting the culture and his people, he engaged the services of an Oba-ile, Akure-born Olalekan Fabilola, olukoni Yoruba lori ero ayeluraja (an online Yoruba teacher) and it took him months to learn and improve his Yoruba speaking skill. He didn’t relent until he became a better person.

That’s how to know someone who is truly prepared to lead. A leader is never tired of learning. A leader learns daily and is always ready to improve and become better than yesterday. A leader is humble and doesn’t pride in ignorance.

On the other hand, Gbadebo has contested in three different elections, two before now, in three different political parties. Yet, he never made the slightest effort to get better.

Our parents may not get to teach us everything, if we are privileged to get the basics, it’s our duty to be intentional about developing ourselves and be better daily.

Gbadebo in 12 years of seeking public office couldn’t improve his ability to communicate with his people in the language they understand. Such character isn’t fit to lead the same State.…

He should forget about this election, go back to the basics and make himself better prepared for the next contest in four years time when Sanwo-Olu would have completed his second term.

He remains our Governor-elect.

Vote labour party.

Who language epp?

DanAugust2021:
Lagos State=APC(Samwo-Olu has performed, he will be given a second term.
Benue State=APC(Ortom of the PDP has performed abysmally, his stooge will not be allowed to take over from him)

You mean he order the shooting at lekki toll-gate? Is that your definition of performance?

Or hiding covid-19 palliative?

Or not getting Justice for Bamise?

Increasing Lasu school fees?


Gbadebo is on the way.

Vote labour party

TheNiceGuy:
We won't allow land grabbers to take over our land through proxy.

They want to steal Lagos money to develop South East.


We'll not allow that

and you keep selling your lands to southeast coz you can't hustle. Go to festac and see if Yoruba still exist there. Ibos Don take over.

skedman:
After the election on Saturday and eventually Apc wins

will there still be a good relationship between the igbos and yorubas ?

That is what they should understand they need to be diplomatic about it .

You don’t through stone on your host in the area of needs

Who is your host?

Dementia patient.

Even in the US, Nigerians are contesting for government positions.

What is it about this Lagos wey dem born me and still live here.

Those born in ekiti, Ibadan, ondo,osun,and ogun will be claiming lagosian.

Like say dem dey share free money for Lagos.

johnmartus:
Baba ewe as he fondly called Chief bisi Akande the first governor of osun state and a close ally of president elect chief Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Chief bisi Akande still the best governor of osun state and his achievements is second to none .

Oloye bisi Akande is a Nigerian politician, who was the governor of Osun State from 1999 to 2003, as a member of the Alliance for Democracy (AD) party, and was the first interim Chairman of the All Progressives Congress.

STOLEN MANDATE THAT WILL SOON BE RETURNED.PRESIDENT -ELECT MY FOOT.

Deltafirstson:
No less than 20 people have been tipped to form the cabinet of Nigeria’s president-elect, Bola Tinubu after he alluded on Thursday that competence rather than politics will weigh heavily on his choice of cabinet ministers.

The job of Nigeria’s president easily passes as one of the toughest in the world and Tinubu has declared that he is not unmindful of the challenges he and his team face.

Thus, to effectively discharge his duties as provided by the constitution, Tinubu has stated that he will hit the ground running by constituting a cabinet that will help him to run the machinery of the Nigerian state.

The people who are being speculated to make his cabinet include:

Babatunde Fashola

Among the names that have been mentioned to be part of Tinubu’s cabinet, Babatunde Fashola tops the list, as a likely candidate for the office of the Chief of Staff to the President, based on his vast experience, age and strength of character.

The Senior Advocate of Nigeria was the governor of Lagos State between 2007 and 2015. Before then, he had served as a Commissioner and Chief of Staff to Tinubu where he helped the then government of Tinubu to succeed, as Lagos State Governor, from 1999 to 2007. Little wonder, he was made to succeed Tinubu from 2007 to 2015. After his tenure, he was appointed, first as minister of power, works and housing and later Works and Housing, by President Muhammadu Buhari.

Fashola was the Director, election planning and monitoring of the APC presidential campaign council.
Having been a key part of Tinubu’s success story in Lagos as governor, and having been governor for eight years and minister for almost eight years, his wealth of experience is expected to stand him in good stead.

Nasir El-Rufai

A former director-general of the Bureau for Public Enterprises (BPE) and minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and about to serve out his eight-year two terms tenure as the Governor of Kaduna state, Nasir El-Rufai is primed for appointment into the Tinubu cabinet as the president-elect himself told the Kaduna helmsman that he should not go out of the country after his tenure but stay to serve the country.

To some within the Tinubu circle, El-Rufai is itching to again mount his former seat at Area 11, Abuja, the FCT Administration Headquarters. Those in the know of things, said the Kaduna governor intends to continue with and complete his dream of achieving the FCT master plan which he started decades ago. While his actions came with pains, many believe it was good for the development of Abuja as the nation’s capital.

Festus Keyamo

Keyamo is a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) and current minister of state for Labour and Productivity. The Delta born constitutional lawyer had served as the spokesperson for President Muhammadu Buhari’s re-election in 2019, the role he played in Tinubu’s campaign organisation.
There are strong indications that the lawyer would be a member of the Tinubu cabinet as a sort of reward for defending his principal (s) against all odds. Also, Keyamo would be bringing his wealth experience in the legal field and public speaking to promote and project government policies for the buy-in of the governed.

Wale Edun

The former Lagos State Commissioner for Finance was nominated by Tinubu for ministerial appointment in the first tenure of President Muhammadu Buhari but that was scuttled by certain political intrigues. Now that his boss will be president himself, Edun is in a vantage position to be in the cabinet.

Edun’s background in economics, public finance, international finance, banking and corporate finance at both national and international levels, make a compelling case for his choice as the finance minister.

Edun’s interview with the Africa Report last month provides an insight into some of the policies he may pursue as finance minister.

He showed his strong resistance to the continuation of the petrol subsidy, multiple exchange rates, revenue leakages in the oil and gas sector and inefficient tax waivers.

Edun said this would save the country N24 trillion, about the size of Nigeria’s federal budget for 2023.

Edun has served as an economist at the World Bank in the 1980s before taking on a series of senior posts with investment banks in Wall Street, such as Chase Manhattan and the ill-fated Lehman Brothers.

Edun would later be appointed Commissioner of Finance in 1999 on his return to Nigeria after Tinubu won the governorship of Lagos state as the ruling generals returned to the barracks.

Read also: Obi urges LP members to troop out, vote for party’s candidates

Dele Alake

Dele Alake was Commissioner for Information and Strategy to the then Governor of Lagos State, Tinubu between 1999–2007 and has remained with him as media aide. He is currently the Director of Media and Communication of the APC presidential campaign council.

Having remained and worked with Tinubu despite leaving office almost 20 years ago, the ace journalist and public affairs analyst is likely to be a member of his boss’ cabinet.

Hannatu Musawa

Hanatu Musa, the United Kingdom trained lawyer and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria is the deputy spokesperson of the APC presidential campaign council who working hand in hand with Keyamo and others on the media team projected the

Tinubu candidacy which emerged victorious at the just concluded presidential polls.

The renowned columnist, women and children advocate as well as relatively young Hanatu is likely to be part of Tinubu’s cabinet.

Hadiza Usman

 

Hadiza Bala Usman, a former Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports had also served as the chief of staff to the Governor of Kaduna State. She is presently the deputy director-general (administration) of the APC presidential campaign council, the team that delivered Tinubu as Nigeria’s president. The graduate of Business Administration and Development Studies is expected to be a member of the incoming cabinet.

Nyesom Wike

The outgoing governor of Rivers State, though a member of the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is primed to be a member of the next APC government’s cabinet. This is considering the role he played in the emergence of the ruling party’s candidate, who against all expiations won Rivers state.

APC won Rivers state with 231,591 to defeat Labour Party with 175, 071 and PDP which got 88,468 through the support of the governor and he is likely to be rewarded with a major appointment in the Tinubu government. Wike had served as minister of state for education in the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan.

Gboyega Oyetola

Gboyega Oyetola is the immediate past governor of Osun and a close ally of Tinubu who is also believed to have family ties with the president-elect. Oyetola is expected to be in the former Lagos state governor cabinet and with his experience as a former chief of staff to a governor and later governor, he would bring his experience to bear if appointed.

Ibikunle Amosun

 

The former governor of Ogun state and current senator representing Ogun Central Senatorial District, Amosun, stepped down for Tinubu at the primary election for the president-elect. He went ahead and supported the Asiwaju of Lagos to achieve his ambition. The combined experience of being a governor and senator puts Amosun in good stead to deliver well if appointed in Tinubu’s cabinet as anticipated.

Ben Akabueze

Ben Akabueze, is a Chartered Accountant and the current Director General of the Budget office for the Federal Republic of Nigeria. He was Commissioner for Economic Planning and Budget in eight years of Tinubu‘s tenure as Lagos State governor.
He is likely to be appointed into the cabinet of the president-elect. If that be, the former CEO of NAL Bank Plc may bring his private and public sector experience to drive the administration vision.

George Akume

Akume is a former governor of Benue State who served at the same time with the president-elect between 1999-2007 is the current minister of special duties and intergovernmental affairs. The University of Ibadan graduate was elected to the Senate for three terms in one of which he served as minority leader. Akume has been a political ally of Tinubu since 2011 when he joined the defunct Action Congress, one of the legacies that formed the APC.
The retired permanent secretary is the only leader that delivered for Tinubu/APC in the Benue Plateau axis of the north-central, comprising the present day Benue, Plateau and Nasarawa states and may certainly be rewarded by being part of Tinubu’s cabinet.

Abubakar Badaru

The outgoing Jigawa state governor who withdrew from the race for APC presidential ticket for Tinubu is also the vice chairman (north) of APC presidential campaign council. It was only Badaru and his Zamfara counterpart that delivered for Tinubu in their states.

With his contribution to the emergence of the APC national leader as president and one of the outgoing governors retiring to the Senate, Badaru is expected to be in Tinubu’s cabinet. The accountant will be completing his eight-year tenure as governor this year.

Abdullahi Ganduje

Ganduje, an academic and Kano state‘s governor whose tenure ends in May this year is a strong supporter of Tinubu. In the face of stiff opposition, Ganduje managed to muster a fair number of votes for his ally in the last general election. With their close political association, Ganduje is being touted as one of those to be in Tinubu’s cabinet. With his experience in academic and public service as deputy and now governor of the country’s most populous state and centre of commerce in Nigeria is equipped to deliver on a national assignment.

Atiku Bagudu

The outgoing Kebbi state governor and chairman of the Progressive Governors Forum (PGF) played a critical role in the emergence of Tinubu both as APC presidential candidate and now president-elect. He is undoubtedly the leader of the broom party in Kebbi and may be in the cabinet of the incoming president.

Bagudu who had served as a Senator but lost in another attempt to return to the green chamber, has amassed wealth of experience in both the legislative and executive arms of government.

Ibrahim Masari

Ibrahim Masari, a former national welfare secretary of the APC stood as placeholder for running to Tinubu until the nomination of Kashim Shettima as the substantive vice presidential candidate. The confidence reposed in him by Tinubu and his willingness to play a placeholder role position him for appointment into the next government.

Tanko Al-malkura

Al-malkura, a former governor of Nasarawa and Senator, representing the southern district of the north-central state is a close ally of the president-elect. Analysts had noted that the lawmaker lost his bid to become APC national chairman majorly because of his affinity with the former Lagos governor who was aspiring for the party’s presidential ticket.
Now that Al-malkura lost his second term bid to return to the Senate and his man is the president, there are feelers that he would be engaged in the government at the federal level. With vast experience in politics and business, the former governor and lawmaker has the capacity to deliver on cabinet responsibility.

Ben Ayade

The outgoing governor of Cross River and former senator is the leader of APC in the south-south state. Ayade who lost in a senatorial contest at the last Saturday general election is primed to be compensated with cabinet responsibility. The professor of biology had a stint as a lawmaker.

Ade Omole

Ade Omole is a leader of APC in Diaspora and is currently the director of Diasporan Affairs in the APC presidential campaign council. The London-based APC chieftain worked out modalities for Nigerians in the diaspora who have Permanent Voters Cards to return home to vote for Tinubu. He is primed for appointment into the cabinet of Tinubu where it is expected he would bring his international exposure and connection to help the government achieve its goals.

Simon Lalong

The outgoing Plateau state governor was the director-general of the APC presidential campaign council. Lalong whose tenure ends on May 29 failed in his bid for a senatorial seat and could not deliver his principal due to the political tsunami in Plateau that was championed by the Labour party.
Be that as it may, his efforts in steering the campaign that brought Tinubu victory could well help make a case for his appointment as minister.

Yemi Cardoso

With Tinubu’s resolve to have a strong cabinet and first class economic team, Yemi Cardoso who served as the first commissioner/ cabinet member for economic planning and budget for Lagos state, in 1999, is rumoured as the man that may likely replace Godwin Emefiele, as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor.

Yemi Cardoso, a financial sector and development economy expert, has over thirty years of experience in both public and private sectors.

Cardoso had served as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Citibank Nigeria and worked in several other banks, including the Citibank, Chase and Citizens International Bank.

He is credited to have written and monitored the implementation of the blueprint which catalysed economic development in Lagos State, turning it into world’s sixth largest megacity.

Yemi’s first degree is from the University of Aston, United Kingdom and his second degree from Harvard University, USA.


https://businessday.ng/paywall-free/article/tinubus-cabinet-may-feature-these-20-names/

STOLEN MANDATE

Omoawoke:
Nice one,

When I mentioned that all efforts are in place to take Lagos back to yoruba. You people thought I’m insane

We won’t fold our hands and let outsiders decide who rule is in our land
If you like, go to southeast and import 20million people to come and vote in Lagos, GRV chinedu will not win.

And after this election, this trouble makers will finally be put in the place they deserve.

As for the omoluabis, friends of omoluabis and the good igbo people that respect their hosts and here to make money, they are welcomed and will be treated with respect.
But for those who come here to start insulting us, Lagos will not contain you

looool. Let me ask you a simple question. Are you a lagosian. All this ekiti, Ibadan children claiming lagosian weak me.

Tweh .....

Them don re-package COVID -19 PALLIATIVES, come put sanwolu face there then tell Lebanese to help distribute them so that Nigerians won't raise eyebrows.

LeoDeKing:
I'm asking, is it that there are no gubernatorial and SHOA elections in the east? Why are igbos not interested in those elections in igboland?

You are nothing but a living dead. *Spit in your grave*

I see goal less draw. Sporting Lisbon dey defend like mad..

I put my money for under 1.5 goals

Like for GRV - share for Sanwolu

Make I vote first


Note no commenting, Just click like or share.

Like for me here.

another1:

Their prices are too high

thats is why I said go back and save more, so you don't end up buying KOROPE.

your best bet might be Nigerian used which is not advisable.

another1:
my spec is Toyota picnic

check Jiji

I don't know why Yoruba's don't use crayfish for cooking. Is one of the reasons I hate eating their food. Without crayfish, no food fit sweet.

jetwonder:

My brother I dong complain tire!
Access Bank deal with me mercilessly
Each time I receive money them go charged me between #300 to #500
Each time I send money them go charged me between #400 to #600
For serving account am using

wahala Don wear cover shoe oo