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Your logic is upside down as of 1999 Nigeria was 39 years old and the military had ruled for 29 years
Third mainland bridge was built by Shagari up to Ebute Metta before he was overthrown
The reality is that the military were in charge of the oil boom money twice and they failed to fix power, failed to fix rail and failed to fix refineries

Funding Abuja was done mainly with the proceeds of funds from the windfall increase in price due to the GUlf war in 1991. It was not foresight. What economic benefit does Abuja provide considering the billions that were spent there?

Many would disagree that building Abuja was a good use of money. That money would have been better spent on power or rail infrastructure
When the Military came again in 1983 the Naira was exchanging for $1.50 in 1999 when they left it was exchanging for 1.25 cents
We had come to embrace a culture of fuel shortage and university strikes.
When the military left in 1999 they left a huge debt that could not be serviced comfortably and we were left begging for debt forgiveness
What about the Abacha loot that keeps resurrecting 20 years later??
Please do not give a distorted account of the impact of the military in Nigeria. It was generally a disaster which we have not yet recovered from
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Third Mainland Bridge was built by Shagari?
Failed to fix refineries?
Who built the refineries?
Mind you, I am not supporting military regime because according to the late sage "the worst democracy is better than the best military government "
But I hate the offspring of Lai Mohammed. ]

So,it's no more fake lifestyle but celebrity lifestyle, so to say.r

This guy put smiles on the faces of football loving Nigerians. He surely deserves an accolades.[b][/b]

Its a pity. Even all the posters above me are finding it difficult to concentrate, that's why they could not type more than one word.
That guy have been enduring the sight for a long time till he could endure no more.

.Looks like the guy is wearing a black clothing because the color of the fingers look a bit different from that of the arm.

Aproko photographer.

This is very glaring, it is acting. Not real.

Oshoko for life.

Omo!

This woman don old ooh!

No wonder somebody say panla.
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Omo!

This woman don old ooh!

No wonder somebody say panla.

Saluting the man of political timber and caliber.

This IMO is full of amazement.

I guess you guys don't really understand the situation of things. The project of this magnitude, even if it is federal government, they won't find it easy. LASG/LAMATA is really trying, before they can source for loan to fund this and other project at hand, I think they deserve our commendation.

Make sense.

Then Miss Alebiosu,what a pretty teacher. She taught me in primary 4(Methodist Primary School-Igbogila).I will forever remember her.May God Almighty bless her and all her offsprings.

This lady has technically become a model.

That ram decided to commit suicide in its wicked attempt to make you spend extra cost.

Congrats to @zzetta.

Op,you tried but your research is not full enough. Is it because you r on Nairaland where almost everything is about Yoruba and Igbo? Try and google kanuri,gogobir and zuru,all of northern Nigeria and see for yourself. Their marks are more scary than that of Yoruba, in fact,one of those tribes used to have marks all over their bodies. And talking about tribal marks, it's not restricted to face alone,some have marks on their back, some on their arms,some on their stomach, some on their hands and some even have it on their legs.