Lagos to kampala.....Legally lethal. S'il vous plaît ne me jugez pas. Rise like a phoenix C.R.E.A.M . hasta el fuego
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Carrick hasn’t been good enough but they never gave him the tools to succeed
Bro finished 3rd and they gave him 30 year old Tielemans, a Chelsea bench warmer and Baleba, bunch of clowns man
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“How many of you have held your local government chairman, House of Assembly members, House of Representatives members, and governors accountable for the money being given to them every month? We don’t ask this question”
Sabinus on the situation of the country
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OGUN STATE IS NOW PERFECTLY POSITIONED FOR SOMETHING BIG. 🔥🔥🔥
The new Abeokuta 330/132kV Transmission Substation at Toolu is now on track for completion by December 2026 (video attached).
Here are 6 things you should know:
1. The project is part of Phase 1 of the Siemens Presidential Power Initiative (PPI).
It is expected to contribute 480MW of additional transmission capacity to the national grid. It’s roughly 50% of the 986MW capacity upgrade of the Phase 1 of the project, which covers 5 substations across the country.
2. A massive 300MVA transformer has arrived and it is being installed.
3. The existing facility is being upgraded into a modern 330/132/33kV transmission substation.
In simple English, this means a stronger connection to the national electricity transmission network and greater capacity to move electricity into Ogun State for onward distribution.
4. The improved transmission infrastructure is expected to strengthen electricity supply to major industrial and manufacturing clusters across Ogun State.
5. This means cheaper operating costs for businesses as the dependence on diesel (production fuel) will reduced significantly. Direct effect of that is more industrial investment, greater potential for business expansion and job creation.
6. This is a Federal Project. The Presidential Power Initiative (PPI) is a partnership between Nigeria and Germany, with Siemens Energy. Its broader ambition is to modernise Nigeria’s electricity infrastructure and increase the country’s power system capacity towards 25,000MW.
The Abeokuta project is one of five major substations being upgraded in the first batch, alongside projects in Oyo, Kwara, Anambra and Sokoto.
Ogun State holds the key to a prosperous Nigeria.
God bless Ogun State.
God bless Nigeria.
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1. There was no single mention of Tinubu anywhere in the tweet. You just put that there to draw support from the ever gullible public.
2. The claim that the image in the masterplan differs from what’s on the PPP website is false.
The site says;
“The Forth Mainland Bridge is a proposed 38km long bridge by the Lagos State Government, connecting Lagos Island by the way of Lekki, LANGBASA and Baiyeku towns and across Lagos Lagoon to Itamaga in Ikorodu”.
The image I shared clearly shows the takeoff from Langbasa.
The site further says;
“The Bridge is expected to become the second longest in Africa, featuring 3 toll plazas, 9 interchanges, 4.5km LAGOON BRIDGE and an eco-friendly environment”
I clearly highlighted this fact in the video.
So what exactly does the PPP website discredit?
Now to the meat of the matter…
Neither you, I nor the so called MIT architect have the qualifications to debate on which proposal is best.
At least I am a graduate mechanical engineer, but records show you didn’t graduate from the university and that technically makes me a superior authority on this subject to both of you.
The following questions will need to be answered…
1. What would the combined cost of the roads, bridges, land acquisition and associated infrastructure of your proposal of multiple bridges be, compared to the single Fourth Mainland Bridge?
Common sense says your will be more expensive but again we will leave that to professional town planners and civil engineers
2. The Lekki Ikoyi link bridge is less than 2km and cost $139m as at completion 13 years ago.
How much do you think even a single 6km bridge will cost, and will the traffic and economic activity be sufficient to recover the cost or even justify it?
The link bridge was to be funded by tolls, ad spots and other means
3. Some of those “undeveloped lands” are wetlands and creeks. Have you carried out an ESIA to know the ecological impact of your multiple bridges on these places?
I can go on and on but I will rather bet on a plan that has been carefully reviewed by seasoned experts for decades, than AI generated dreams of unqualified politicians.
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This NYSC issue exposes the lack of understanding of the allocation of responsibilities among public institutions in Nigeria.
Ogun State is a victim of its own standards, just like Lagos has always been.
Let me establish some facts:
1. Ogun State has one of the best NYSC Orientation Camp infrastructures in Nigeria. The Sagamu camp is consistently recognised by corps members for its facilities, security and organisation.
2. NYSC is solely responsible for the deployment of corps members to states. It determines how many people are posted to each camp.
3. Ogun State's camp has a maximum capacity of about 3,000, yet NYSC deployed over 4,000 corps members there. The number has reportedly risen from the usual 1,500 to over 4,000.
4. The camp is now overcrowded as a result. Yet, Governor Dapo Abiodun has gone ahead to provide over 600 additional beds to accommodate the unexpected increase.
Now, how exactly does this translate to Ogun State failing to provide adequate facilities?
The state has invested in infrastructure, provided a standard camp (see the video attached) and even gone beyond its expected responsibilities to accommodate the consequences of NYSC's deployment decisions.
Rather than holding NYSC accountable for deploying more than the camp's capacity, some people are attacking the state that has done considerably more than it is required to do.
This is exactly what Lagos experiences. States that set higher standards often become victims of the demand those standards attract.
You cannot reward excellence with more responsibility and then blame the state when a federal agency fails to manage the resulting numbers.
Direct your anger at the institution responsible for deployment.
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Yesterday GRV said he’s going to abandon the 4th mainland bridge idea and replace them with 3 proposed parallel bridges.
Unfortunately his proposal is worse than what the Lagos state government currently has in place.
I don’t know if he did that ignorantly (which is an embarrassment to his MIT architectural degree) or he intentionally twisted the facts to deceive the gullible public who don’t have access to the plans of the state.
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Omo, Just after the Flamingos lie was busted, another false narrative from Peter Obi and the Obidients has been exposed again — Big thanks to sir JJ @Omojuwa 🔥
#ReElectPresidentTinubu #RenewedHopeinJigawa #ArewaForAsiwaju
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Because them no pay you PR again 😂😭😭🙌
You guys brought influencers together, paid them, activated them on a Seyi Makinde campaign and are still trying to lie to our faces that you didn’t???
No politician born of a woman can come to say they have paid me for a campaign. None. If there is, bring the evidence.
You and I know a huge part of this SM thing started and is still a heavily paid campaign but you want us to say otherwise. I’m not against you guys tbh. Idc. I just find it funny you are not using the current failure in office as a benchmark.
I will be dragged for it but I retain, it is very dishonest to pretend otherwise.
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This Igbo Lady truly held Peter Obi’s neck
It’s a straight bullets from beginning to the end 😂
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Has President Tinubu really borrowed more than all of Nigeria's past Presidents combined?
Here is the truth!
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Barely a year after the creation of the Mid-West on 9 August 1963, the NCNC-controlled Mid-Western government (under the broader political leadership of Nnamdi Azikiwe’s NCNC) dethroned Olu Erejuwa II and exiled him to Ogbesse for his consistent stand that the Itsekiri should remain with their Yoruba kinsmen in the Western Region.
Mid-West Creation (itsekiri decision to remain with western region)
Resolution of the Itsekiri Nation, Aghofen, 15 May 1957
On the fifteenth day of May 1957, the Olu of Warri, together with the Traditional Chiefs of Itsekiri land, assembled at Aghofen in the name of the Kingdom of Warri, the Warri Traditional Council, and the General Assembly of the Itsekiri Nation. Having carefully considered the resolution previously adopted by the Divisional Council on the ninth day of May 1957, they unanimously endorsed it and recorded the following determinations:
“The Itsekiri people being an integral part of the Yoruba Nation desire that their association with their kith and kin the Yoruba of the Western Region must remain unbroken. That the proposed Mid-West State is inimical to the interests of the Chiefs and people of the Warri Division and the Council of Traditional Chiefs here sitting dissociate themselves from this proposed state if and when it is formed”
This resolution stands as a formal expression of the collective will of the Itsekiri leadership and the itsekiri people.
📸; Olu Erejuwa II 1951-1986
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Imagine that even @ARISEtv's actual newsroom cannot escape reporting the facts about what Tinubu is doing, yet their couch-bound "junknalists" spend every waking hour, working against their own newsroom to convince you to hate this president.
Watch this video until the end.