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switex: ar u a super star, u can make de best bt wnt worth anytin

Why you dey take panadol for anoda man headache.

hahahaha
http.www.ecowas.int/
ok triple..whatever, Now show me d light train LASG started building from scratch according to ur broda educationalist guk..
sum pple need to be aware say day don break.

Now l see why pple fail exam even our educationalist guk and co..
pls always update urself and stop disgracing urself in public..l said "ask google" lagos state gov't had neva in it history build light rail..what u are refering to(national theatre,orile,alaba,mile2,mazamaza,volks,lyana lba,okoko,afromedia to abidjan) is ecowas project..and its because fg sign the contract..
l don't know where they get d notion 4rm "LASG is buildin light rail"
sum1 waz telling me to come to lagos n see..l am a lagosian..

Olaolufred: COME TO LAGOS, YOU WILL SEE THE WORK IN PROGRESS ON THE 1ST PHASE OF THE PROJECT.

DOES YOUR PD-PIGS LED FG HAS ANY EXISTING RAIL THROUGH BADAGRY EXPRESS WAY?

STOP DECIEVING YOURSELVES.

[quote author=Guk]Bros, if Lagos is not building from scratch, what is it doing? Building on alrady existing infrastructure? U r the one who needs to educate yourself before coming here to post. You can also take a trip down to National Theatre.
NT/ORILE/OKOKO IS ECOWAS PROJECT.

@Educationalist GUK..l strongly disagree with your No 1..."lagos is building from d scratch"
where are ur proof/link or you lntend typing lagos is yet to start building from the scratch..pls do ur research b4 u post things.
google will give you d ans

What you are seeing as a light rail...in lagos is because fg with ecowas (2003)..agree dat it should be done in lagos..l'm not pdp supporter..but l hate it when sum1 claim anoda man's glory..
apart 4rm dat1(lganmu-okoko) where is lagos state light rail
but the first thing most NLers shud av tought of is..who own the highway? fg or lagos..
so if l decide to borrow loan and build a gigantic structure in lagos..you'll say fashola is working..
wake up from ur sleep lagosians.

ECOWAS Ministers of Works/Road
Infrastructure, Transport, Finance
and Justice from Benin, Cote
d’Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria and Togo,
will meet on Monday, 22nd April 2013
in Abuja to agree on strategies
towards the construction of a
homogenous highway from Lagos to
Abidjan.
The one-day meeting follows a
directive from the Heads of State of
the five countries who met on the
margins of the 42nd ordinary summit
of regional leaders on 28th February
2013 in Yamoussoukro, Cote
d’Ivoire for the ministers to further
improve the Lagos-Abidjan corridor.
The ministers will deliberate and
agree on an implementation plan with
a clear indication of responsibilities
and corresponding implanting
stakeholders. They are also expected
to benefit from presentations from
some of the development and
technical partners, such as the
Abidjan-Lagos Corridor Organization
(ALCO), the World Bank and the
African Development Bank who have
some on-going activities on the
corridor.
Their report will be presented to the
Presidents of the concerned Member
States at the margins of the 26th
May 2013 summit in Addis Ababa.
Also expected to attend the
ministerial meeting are the World
Bank, the African Development Bank
(AfDB), the African Finance
Corporation (AFC), the French
Development Agency (AFD), the
Abidjan-Lagos Corridor Organization
(ALCO), Japan International
Cooperation Agency (JICA), Osprey
Investment Group of the United
Kingdom, and the ECOWAS Bank for
Investment and Development (EBID).
The Abidjan-Lagos corridor covers a
total distance of 1,028 kilometres
and carries more than 75 per cent
of trade in West Africa. It connects
Lagos, Accra, Cotonou, Lome and
Abidjan, which are considered as
some of the largest and economically
most dynamic cities in Africa. In
addition, links vibrant sea ports
serving Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger
– the three landlocked countries in
the region.
ECOWAS and its development
partners have made several
interventions in order to facilitate
transportation on the corridor. These
include improvement of road
infrastructure, restructuring of
border posts as well as soft
transport facilitation interventions to
improve the free flow of persons,
trade and transport.
http://www.ecowas.int/

[quote author=Zalza]Hmmmmm...... It's a pity that some nairalanders still behave like illiterates at this jet age. How can you be comparing light rail project with railway project being done by federal government?
Where is lagos light rail project?

I don't know d problem with lagosians..comparing lag light rail..with fg locomotive rail..tell me where and when lagos built light rail.
lagos still uses fg rail for intra state transport.
anyway dreaming is free of charge..

Do your research well and don't link lganmu/mile2/okoko railway project with lagos state.
its world bank/ECOWAS project.
lagosians are easily decieved cos of ignoran...
any big project seen in lagos they say "fashola is working".l'm from orile.

So wat will happen to my keke napep if l don't lock it manually.

I may not have a scriptural back up...sure it is not a SIN..But be sincere with urself..you don't need a prophet or a prophetess to tell you if it is a SIN or NOT..don't pitch ur tent towards sodom.A word is enough 4 d wise that have a listening hear

Are you pastor chris?
are you gani fawhemi?
are you wole soyinka?
don't settle for mediocrity...
be urself and aim high..
things are changing..

Charity begins at home...our upbringing influences the way we relates with others..op asked 4 an help/advice..if he's careless, then l ask you a questn avn't you loss sumtin valuable in your life b4?.any1 could be a victim..
no one is perfect.

If really you know who God is...
then you should also know he have the ability to fight for himself.

Stop posting rubbish...
l'm in the north.

FG take note there shudn't be any irrelevant public holiday hence..

lagcity: security agents? abeg make we hear word jor the prof. has already killed himself in front of the world academia, na who wan kill am again?

he didn't killd himself, l guess he was exited..we are diffrent in approach

Hmmm a research on HIV/AIDS..and the institution will not be aware..
l don't believe that.

A lecturer once explained to me "there is cure for HIV but it will create set back for many HIV/AIDS Awareness organisation"
perhab he found the cure..but you shud knw dis is naija.
dr ibeh at this moment of ur life l think you need security agents.

my principal warnd us "face ur study, make it in life and they will start runing after you"..