AWỌN OLÙGBÉ ÌPÍNLÈ ÈKÓ PÈ FÚN ÌPÀDÉ, BÍ ÌJỌBA ÌPÍNLẸ̀ ÈKÓ ṢE SÍ ATẸ ÈTÒ TUNTUN TÍ WỌN LÈ GBÀ SỌRỌ

Àwọn Olùgbé Ìpínlè Èkó pè fún Apero, bí Ìjọba Ìpínlẹ̀ Èkó ṣe ṣètò àwọn Nọmba ẹrọ ibanisọrọ mẹta t'awọn aráàlú lè pe sí tí wọn yóò tún bá àwọn oṣiṣẹ Ọba sọrọ.
Àwọn Nọmba ẹrọ ibanisọrọ métèèta jẹ tí Ilé -Ise tó n mojuto Òrò awọn Ọdọ àti Ìdàgbàsókè àwọn ohun igbafe, awọn Nọ́mbà náà ni (+2347077178295), Ilé -Ise Ìròyìn àti Ọgbọn Atinuda ní,(+2348119655788) Nọ́mbà ẹrọ ibanisọrọ Ofiisi tó n mojuto Òrò ètò Òsèlú, Ẹka Isofin àti Ọrọ awọn aráàlú ni (+2348025224347).

Laarin wákàtí Merinlelogun tí wọn sí àwọn Nọmba ìpè ẹrọ ibanisọrọ náà, o le ní igba àwọn aráàlú tí wọn ti pe s'awọn ilé-iṣẹ́ métèèta náà. Awọn èèyàn tí pe ni wọn sọrọ nípa àlàáfíà tí o j'ọba lásìkò ifehonu hàn tí o wáyé láì pé, N'ipinle Yìí, wá rọ, Gómìnà Babajide Sanwó-Olu pé kí wọ́n jẹ k'awọn ètò tí wọn n ṣe tunbo máa tẹsiwaju, l'ojuna àti dín ìnira t'awọn aráàlú n kojú kù.

Ohun tí o l'eke nínú nnkan tí wọn fẹ ní ìdápadà ọjà Àìkú tí wọn n ṣe, ìyẹn "Ounjẹ Èkó" tí wọn n ṣe káàkiri Ìpínlè yìí; iko Meedogbon nínú ida ogorun tí wọn yọ kúrò nínú owó ọkọ si wà sibẹ àti ètò ìlera ọfẹ kò gbẹyin.

Ọkan lára àwọn Olùgbé Ìpínlè yìí ra owó ebe sí, Gómìnà Babajide Sanwó-Olu pé kí wọ́n dá adinku owó ọkọ BRT padà. Irinajo láti agbègbè Ipaja nínú ọkọ BRT tí wọn dinku láti Ẹgbẹrin Náírà, ìyẹn ₦800, di Ẹgbẹta Náírà, ìyẹn ₦600, tún tí padà sí Ẹgbẹrin Náírà bayii, inú wa yóò dun bí Gómìnà bá lè pàṣẹ f'awon alakoso ọkọ BRT kí wọ́n dín owó náà kù padà. Èyí yóò jẹ k'owo ọkọ r'oju.

Akékòó kan láti Ilé Ẹkọ Gíga Fasiti Ìpínlè Èkìtì, Ayomide Olarinmoye, bèrè nípa owó T'ijoba Àpapọ fẹ fún àwọn akékòó.
Nkechi Ajubike sọrọ nípa ebi tó n b'awọn aráàlú finra, wá mú amoran wà nípa àwọn ohun tí wọn lè ṣe f'odindi oṣù mẹ́fà tí yóò dín ìnira ètò ọrọ Ajé t'awọn aráàlú n kojú kù.

Ewe, Komisona Ìròyìn àti Ọgbọn Atinuda, Ògbéni Gbenga Omotoso sọ pé, bo ṣe ye kí o rí nìyẹn. Ìpínlè Èkó Nìyí. A o fayegba Àpérò bóri Rogbodiyan, l'eyii tí kìí ṣe ònà wa.
Komisona náà tẹnumọ pé, ìṣàkóso Ìjọba Gómìnà Sanwó-Olu yóò tunbo máa gbé agbára wọ̀ awọn odo at'awọn akékòó nípa ṣíṣe ìdánilékòó fún wọn, yóò tún pèsè àwọn ohun èlò iṣẹ f'awon tí wọn bá fẹ s'owo.

"Ètò biba awọn ọdọ sọrọ yóò di àlàfo tí o wà láàárín àwọn ọdọ àti awọn tó n ṣàkóso Ìjọba" Ògbéni Omotoso sọrọ yìí.

#Agbega Ìpínlè Èkó Ajumọṣe Gbogbo wa ni
#Ijoba Ìpínlè Èkó.

@jidesanwoolu @drobafemihamzat @gbenga_omo @gboyegaakosile @BSaluHundeyin @Mr_JAGs
@Mo_ogunlende

#LASG #AGreaterLagosRising

Translation for non Yoruba speakers.

Lagosians opt for Dialogue as LASG Opens New Channel of Communication

Lagosians have chosen dialogue, going by the huge response to the state Government’s introduction of three telephone lines on which residents can interact with officials. The numbers are for Ministry of Youth & Social Development (+2347077178295), Information and Strategy (+2348119655788), and the Office of Political, Legislative and Civic Engagement (+2348025224347).

Within 24 hours of unveiling the telephone numbers, an average of 200 calls were received by each Ministry. Callers acknowledged the peace that existed during the recent protest and urged Governor Babajide Sanwo-olu to sustain the programmes put in place to reduce the present economic burden on Lagosians.

Top on the list of requests is the return of “Ounje Eko” Sunday market across Lagos State; the 25% rebate on fares paid on all state transportation platforms and concessions in the health sector.

A resident said; “Please, we are asking Governor Sanwo-Olu to return the discount on BRT bus fares. A trip from Ipaja BRT, which was reduced from N800 to N600, is back to N800, but we will appreciate if the Governor directs the BRT Operators to take it down again. This will help us reduce our daily cost of transportation”

Ayomide Olarinmoye, a student from Ekiti State University, inquired about accessing Federal student loans. Nkechi Ajubike highlighted hunger and suggested a temporary subsidy for six months to alleviate economic hardship.

Commissioner for Information and Strategy Gbenga Omotoso said: “This is the way it should be. This is Lagos. We will always choose dialogue above violence, which is never our way.

Speaking further on the government’s initiatives, the Commissioner maintained that the Sanwo-Olu administration would continue to empower youths and students by providing training and equipment to those who opt to become entrepreneurs.

“The ongoing engagement with youths is expected to bridge the gap between the youth population and foster a collaborative approach to governance,” Omotoso said.

technicallyrich:
Ehnnn but you should remember that if igbos must go from aw then the yorubas in both ss/se must go too.
Go to most ss state and you will see many yorubas there working,and we don't disturb them.
Also 90 percent of folkinizers,taxi drivers,meat sellers and meachanic in ph expecially and ss in general are from Yoruba.

technicallyrich:

We are not tired

technicallyrich:
Ehnnn but you should remember that if igbos must go from aw then the yorubas in both ss/se must go too.
Go to most ss state and you will see many yorubas there working,and we don't disturb them.
Also 90 percent of folkinizers,taxi drivers,meat sellers and meachanic in ph expecially and ss in general are from Yoruba.

technicallyrich:
Ehnnn but you should remember that if igbos must go from aw then the yorubas in both ss/se must go too.
Go to most ss state and you will see many yorubas there working,and we don't disturb them.
Also 90 percent of folkinizers,taxi drivers,meat sellers and meachanic in ph expecially and ss in general are from Yoruba.

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