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Ibadanpikin:
This one u are posting nice pictures of Lagos,if u check very well,out of 1000 people living in those places yorubas are not up to 100.Lagos is already captured,forget Nigerians just leave yorubas to be playing their dirty politics but time is coming una eye go clear.

why are u pained ?

jrjfjfj:
Your input is not needed here ,just respect your self and move out

that's why I refused to respond to his quote... I want him to continue with his miscreant actitude... Dbguy dey too jealous

OneTemplate:
Excellent points. Personally planning to go into livestock and food/cash crop farming in future once security improves across the SW.

Insecurity will truncate many developmental plans of the SW if the region does not give it robust priority asap.

Very nice ideas

WHY AMOTEKUN IS NOT YET FUNCTIONAL IN LAGOS BY GOV SANWO OLU..

The Amotekun Corps has not been integrated into the security architecture in Lagos State because the state lacks a formal operational base for the corps to function, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu said yesterday.

The governor spoke yesterday on Arise Television while answering questions on how his administration has fared in the last two years.

According to him, the concept of Amotekun was for members of the corps to focus on border patrol by going into the forest, gather information and relay same to security operatives for further action.

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He said: “I was in the committee on Amotekun and I supported it fully. The concept of Amotekun is for the corps to go into the forests and focus on border patrol. But what borders does Lagos have? Is it Berger bus stop where we don’t even know where Lagos ends or begin? We all need to think out of the box and proffer local solutions peculiar to each state.

“Each state has its own challenges; ours in Lagos is not having forests where kidnappers hide, but our challenges revolve around cultism, traffic robbery and others, which we need to deal with. I need to think global but act locally to solve these peculiar problems.

“It’s not just about the fanciful name of Amotekun, but in the quality of what we are seeking to achieve. It’s all about intelligence gathering; going into the communities to gather information for the real security operatives to deal with. So, my colleagues agreed that Lagos should strengthen the 6,500 men in its Neighbourhood Watch Corps for this purpose.

“We even gave 1,250 men of our Neighborhood Watch to the police to support their community policing while Lagos still pays their salaries. So, we need to go back and recruit this number back to strengthen the corps.

“We have also approached the traditional rulers and local government chairmen to give us men who know and understand the community well for this purpose.”

The governor also said insecurity still thrives in the country because there is no consensus as to establishing state police.

He added: “Insecurity is thriving because we have not agreed, as a nation, that we should have state police. Amotekun and Neighbourhood Watch are reflections of state police, and if members of these groups are properly trained, they will become stronger, and challenges around kidnapping and others will be nipped.

“Whether Amotekun or Neighbourhood Watch, these are all pointers to the necessity of states to have police to make them stronger. All the kidnapping and killings we have been witnessing can be nipped in the bud. The Inspector-General of Police (IG) will be in Lagos in two days and these are conversations we would have and take steps on.

“Two days ago, I received report of abandoned buildings across the state from Neighbourhood Watch. The list is about 250 pages with addresses and pictures of the buildings. These are some of the places where criminals and miscreants hide to launch their activities. We are passing this list to the security for immediate response and actions.

“Government will also take over such buildings following consensus reached at a consultative security meeting where participants urged government to take over abandoned buildings and vehicles so they don’t become security threats to the people.”

Sanwo-Olu also said he would not receive pension after leaving office. “I have no intention to receive any pension after I leave office. That’s why we have sponsored an executive bill to repeal the existing Pension Law for ex-governors in the state. The bill is before the House of Assembly for consideration into law,” he added.

Lovely....

No state for Nigeria wey no get better place...no let people decieve u here.. naa inferiority dey worry them... More of ibadan..

Lovely pictures from ib

Make we dey focus small on in matter

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These pictures are snapped in the year 2017....Enjoy some 9f nice pictures of ibadan formal Western region's political capital...

These are the list of current projects going on in Lagos...





by Usman Alabi

S/N Project Name

1





Construction of Re-inforced
Concrete Dual Carriage Flyover

at Abule-Egba Junction along

Abeokuta Expressway


Ifako-Ijaye LG Ongoing, 68%complete
2 Rehabilitation of Strategic Arterial/Inner Roads in Epe Phase 1 Epe LG Ongoing, 63% complete

3 Upgrading/Rehabilitation of New Market/Camp Davis/Ishefun (Section 1) Alimosho LG Ongoing, 97% complete

4 Upgrading/Rehabilitation of Aiyetoro road (section 1) Alimosho LG Ongoing, 84% complete

5 Rehabilitation of Oba Adeyinka Oyekan Road(Formerly Second Avenue) Ikoyi Eti-Osa LG Ongoing, 30% complete

6 Construction of Elegbede Street Alimosho LG Ongoing, 70% complete

7 Construction of Balogun/ Alade/Sunny/Adebisi/Adebosi/Adeyanju network of Roads Epe LG Ongoing, 72% complete

8 Completion of Igbo-nla Model College(Phase 2) Erodo Epe LG Ongoing, 79% complete

9 Construction of Leadforte Gate Avenue/Portion of Hon. Idowu Eletu/Ajelogo Street, Awoyaya Ibeju-Lekki LG Ongoing, 70% complete

10 Construction of Access Roads (Okusanya Network of Roads) to the Dana Plane crash location (Phase II) Ifako-Ijaye Ongoing, 57% complete

11 Construction of Arowojobe link Bridge and approach road at Mende Maryland Kosofe LG Ongoing, 5% complete

12 Construction of Harvey/Access to Grammar School Yaba, Lagos Mainland Ongoing, 69% complete

13 Construction of Bankole/Shodimu Streets with Bridge Shomolu LG Ongoing, 67% complete

14 Construction of Bolaji Omupo Street Shomolu LG Ongoing, 45% complete

15 Reconstruction of Lagos-Badagry Dual Carriageway(Lot 1) Ongoing, 88% complete

16 Construction of Ijegun-Isheri Osun-Isolo (Jakande Estate) Road Alimosho LG Ongoing, 88% complete

17 Dualization of Improvement of Isheri Olofin-Iba-Ojo(LASU) Road (Phase II) Alimosho LG Ongoing, 85% complete

18 Reconstruction of Lagos-Badagry carriageway(Lot 2A) Amuwo-Odofin/Ojo LGAs Ongoing, 34.65% complete

19 Reconstruction of Lagos-Badagry carriageway (Lot 2A)- Segment 1 Amuwo Odofin/Ojo LGAs Ongoing, 95% complete

20 Reconstruction of Lagos-Badagry carriageway (Lot 2A)- Segment 2 Amuwo Odofin/Ojo LGAs Ongoing, 54% complete

21 Reconstruction of Mushin Isolo Road Mushin LG Ongoing, 92% complete

22 Reconstruction of Lagos-Badagry carriageway(Lot 2A)-Segment 3 Amuwo Odofin/Ojo LGAs Ongoing, 8% complete

23 Reconstruction of Gaskiya College Road/Sari-Iganmu Road Apapa Ongoing, 98% complete

24 Construction of Ajare Age- Ilaso Poka/Erekiti road with bridge Badagry LG Ongoing, 68% complete

25 Completion of Ariyo (Mile 10), Ira-Muwo Bridge-Phase 1 Ojo LG Ongoing, 56% complete

26 Construction of Ipaye-Mission Road Ojo LG Ongoing, 64% complete

27 Construction of Afromedia-Adaloko Road, Phase 1 Ojo LG Ongoing, 79% complete

28 Construction of 4-legged Pedestrian bridges at identified locations within Lagos Metropolis. Between Ifako-Ijaye and Alomosho LGAs Ifako-Ijaye and Alomosho LGAs Ongoing, 78% complete

29 Construction of reinforced concrete flyover at Ajah and replacement of the existing roundabout with a signalized Intersection and rehabilitation of freedom road to Admiralty, Lekki-Ikoyi Link Bridge Roundabout in Eti-Osa LG Eti Osa LG Ongoing, 56% complete

30 Construction of Second Pedestrian Bridge, Ojota Kosofe LG Ongoing, 855 complete
31 Construction of reinforced concrete foot bridge at Okunudun/Itogbesa & Erekun Communities Ojo LGA Ongoing, 8% complete

32 Construction of Olugborogan Road by Conservation Park, Off Lekki-Eti-Osa Expressway Eti Osa LG Ongoing, 40% complete

33 Construction of Anuoluwapo street, Ejigbo Oshodi-Isolo LG Ongoing, 45% complete
34 Completion of the construction of Access Road to Olusosun Dumpsite, Ojota Ikeja LG Ongoing, 91% complete

35 Construction of Johnson Umejei Close, Ajao Estate Oshodi-Isolo Ongoing, 62% complete

36 Reconstruction of Ozumba Mbadiwe, Bonny Camp, Victoria Island Eti Osa Ongoing, 98% complete

37 Construction of floating Jetty at Ibeshe Ikorodu LGA Ongoing, 82% complete

38 Construction of Jetty with Terminal Buildings at Badore and Ipakodo Eti Osa and Ikorodu LGAs 100% complete at Ipakodo and 75% at Badore

39 Construction of Jetty with Terminal Buildings at Osborne Foreshore

Alaro City is an integrated, mixed-use city planned for over 2,000 hectares(1.25 x the size of Victoria Island) in the Lekki Free Zone. Alaro City has areas for offices, logistics and warehousing, homes, schools, healthcare facilities, hotels, entertainment and 150 hectares of parks and open spaces.

Located in the North West Quadrant of the Lekki Free Zone, Alaro City is ideally situated on the Lekki-Epe Expressway for ease of transportation to Lagos or towards the rest of Nigeria.

Alaro City is adjacent to the future Lagos international airport and close to the region’s largest deep sea port and major Nigerian and international companies.

Alaro City holds full land title with Certificate of Occupancy.

The free zone receives a number of benefits targeted towards its developers and occupants.

- Zero corporate income tax on Free

Zone income

- Zero withholding tax on dividends

- Zero VAT on purchases made within

the free zone

- No customs duties on imports

- Revenue collection in USD allowed

in the Zone

- No inspection of imports until

arrival on-site in the Zone

- Exemption from FX controls

- Repatriation of foreign capital

investment and gains in the Zone

- Up to 100% foreign ownership of

business

- No need for Company Expatriate

Quotas

Alaro City is a partnership between Lagos State Government and Rendeavour. The city works with a number of global and Nigerian organisations to deliver a world-class city.

Cost of land in Alaro City:

500 Sqm at a sale price of $50,000 or NGN 18 Million

750 Sqm at a sale price of $75,000 or NGN 27 Million

1,000 Sqm at a sale price of $ or NGN 36 Million

Investment

Alaro City is designed as an inclusive mixed-use city. Be it residential, industrial, commercial, retail or social, there is an investment opportunity for all. Land values at Alaro City are projected to increase by over 20% per annum as infrastructure is rolled out. This is mirrored in the Lekki axis as a whole that has seen land value increase by over 400% in the last decade

00FFT00:
Lagos was Nigeria's capital for so many years. Lagos was developed over these many years with Niger delta and Igbo oil money. While ports, bridges, cultural centers, Roads, Airports, Hotels, Housing estates, etc, were built in Lagos with this same oil money by successive governments, Onitsha was ignored and starved of the slightest federal investment. What anyone will see in Onitsha today is the hard work and ingenuity of the Igbo man.

This here is an attempt to sow seeds of discord between Igbos and their Yoruba brothers. Your antic is dead on arrival as these two great nations can no longer be divided by you fulani snivelling, wannabe manipulators.

Bro stop deceiving yourself.... Lagos as got its status pre-independent even before amalgamation of southern and northern Nigeria....it is the geographical area that favoured Lagos above other states....

nku5:
The same Lagos without government pipeborne water? LMAO

we can all work on that my telling the government to do the needful... But stop castigating...Lagos is Nigeria best

IDENNAA:
Most of you are irredeemably sstuppid! Is Lagos not part of Nigeria. Did you not fight us to remain in that country with you ? What is wrong with these people ?

U are right bro... Speaks to those that are de-marketing Lagos... This is the best they have in Nigeria now... I am not for this bro...they should stop abusing Yoruba...

IDENNAA:
You "tot ", eeh ? So , you don't know that Igbo control a big stake in Lagos ? You don't know that the biggest markets in Lagos are dominant by Igbo , most who pay huge taxes so that you can generate revenue to build infrastructures. Hate is a dangerous poison.

bro take it easy....Lagos government is generating it's revenues from manufacturing firms, land used charge and other tax avenues including driver's license, vehicle license, company's license, cooperate tax, company's tax, faulters ticketing ( driving offerder etc... ) U are making money in Lagos that's why u are able to pay ur shop's leveals..If Lagos is not marketable u and ur family won't be here...

Asgard73:
Must it be Lagos?

What about other five Yoruba states?

Can’t they transform themselves in reality and not on NBS statistics.

must u mentioned Yoruba in other for u to give out your point

Why do your governor travel out to look for foreign investors...bro if east is marketable.. investors we come... U guys should stop decieving yourself....u are in Lagos because of job opportunity...even your forefathers[/quote]

Why do your governor travel out to look for foreign investors...bro if east is marketable.. investors we come... U guys should stop decieving yourself....u are in Lagos because of job opportunity...even your forefathers

izombie:
Everything in onitsha today is owned by igbos. We have been developing every part of igbo land since 1970. The onitsha you see today is because of the hardwork of igbos. There is no federal government owned property in onitsha except the army Barack. Just shut your mouth.

Why do your governor travel out to look for foreign investors...bro if east is marketable.. investors we come... U guys should stop decieving yourself....u are in Lagos because of job opportunity...even your forefathers

fukNaija:
you can't deny this facts mf

bro go and look for your mate to thread with... I am avoiding to he in this kind of shit.. I am clamouring for southern unity...bro...I dey travel well well ... Ur people go travel during the Christmas come dey take selective pictures due to their inferiority ...come the show them self for nairaland... Go to the north and see construction of good infrastructures... If your place is good and marketable, investors will and and invest there without any government inderance..

fukNaija:
Lol.. No be Lagos wey we dey go ni.

Oga- if only you know how many companies igbos have in China and will willingly bring them in when Biafra comes.. U go just shut up- I just pity innoson .assuming dangote have a vehicle manufacturing company- by now govt would have banned motor importation lol

u peoples tell your great lies....it is well... I think have done this in the past.. I don't want to go back into it