VillagePipu:


I don't blame Seyi Makinde neither do I blame those who voted for him. He didn't win cos he deserved it, he's a mediocre candidate. Adelabu is far better than him.

Makinde won cos of the foolishness of Ajimobi and the short-sightedness of APC leaders who failed to caution Ajimobi.

People voted against Ajimobi, they didn't vote for Makinde. There's a difference. If Makinde was in APC and Adelabu was under PDP, Makinde would have lost.

alvan06:
Oyo state Governor looks intelligent and well prepared,he keeps winning my heart

alvan06:
With our collective efforts

Buhari must go

Return to Daura is a national agenda

Florblu:



Read to understand before responding,justify the education you've had.Your kind of logic defies reason though.
Where in my comment did I mention Oluomo sent people to kill for him?

It is better to boldly ask questions than to be confidently raising dust.

Florblu:
Hmmm mmmm....while other people's children are killing and dying to make money for MC Oluomo.

Please show this post to all touts on your way home or out. They should be reoriented.

LASEMA gets new General Manager

The Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babajide Sanow-Olu has approved the appointment of Dr. Oluwafemi Oke-Osanyintolu as the General Manager, Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA).

A statement signed by Lagos State Head of Service, Mr. Hakeem Muri-Okunola announced the appointment, noting that Osanyintolu’s vast experience in emergency management services at the State and Federal level will serve as an advantage to enhance the performance of the Agency.

Prior to the present appointment, Mr. Osanyintolu had served at the Presidency as Senior Technical Adviser on Disaster Risk Management since 2017.

He was General Manager/Chief Executive Officer of LASEMA between 2005 and 2016 with the responsibility of formulating State policies on disaster management and coordinating research activities relating to risks at the local level.

Osanyintolu, a Medical Doctor, also served as Head of Lagos State Ambulance Services (LASAMBUS) from 2001 – 2005 and successfully coordinated medical/first-aid services for patients of disasters and emergency situations in Lagos State.

His appointment takes immediate effect.

hush15:



i know your types will respond. without sense for that matter.

Valedictorian A student, usually the one ranking highest academically in a school graduating class, who delivers the valedictory at the commencement exercises.

hush15:


Why the palletive measures is suppose to make sense, what about the total reconstruction of the said road. there is nothing to maintain on that road. also, what happened to ccec construxtion going on on that axis? Are they discontinuing that project? this government is very confused and wasteful but its like thats how some people want it

engineerboat:


As usual noise and ranting


The evidence had been laid down by the hope.

But you said its false.

Provide your true story of get out of my mention.

If you dont have any meaningful true report of yours, stop ranting on this thread

24SEVEN:


On the Rivers monorail project, I wnt you to know that government is a continuum, as such Wike was within the limit to complete such an outstanding project. But Wike, an individual notorious for petty vindictiveness opted against it, to the detriment of Rivers. Other examples include the Banana plantation, fish farms and scraping of RSSDA. Not to mention TimaRiv and the sacked Ken-Poly lecturers. Had to mention all these to let you know I'm grounded in Rivers.


On the issue of white paper that indicted Amaechi, I oblige you to make same available on this platform for all to see his indictment or forever be know as a Big Fat Liar!!!

engineerboat:


This are facts that is looking at us bare face.

How far on Lagos Ibadan rail.

Going nowhere completion


pH Monorail going nowhere except to Daura skyscraper rail journey

Amitez:

Sometimes one wonders if this moniker is a sensible being. Defending trash with super dumb argument.

engineerboat:


Your doing more damage than good.

Bring forth the truth situational account and let compare

The Federal Government, Monday, flagged off reconstruction works on Okokomaiko-Agbara end of the Lagos-Badagry Expressway, disclosing that N3.6 billion has been released for the exercise.

The Managing Director, Federal Road Maintenance Authority, (FERMA), Mr. Nurudeen Rafindadi, who disclosed this at the flag-off ceremony added that due to the importance of the road, rehabilitation works would be completed on the 12 kilometer portion of the road in six months.

He stressed that the aim behind the project was to reduce travel time on the international road.

“And that was why the Federal Executive Council, FEC in May approved the documentations submitted for the rehabilitation of the road,” Rafindadi added.

He explained that aside the Federal Government, the Lagos State Government was also working on another section of the road; dividing it into three Lots for easy and smooth completion.

According to him, the three sections on the 70 kilometre Lagos-Badagry Expressway are from Eric Moore to Okokomaiko which is 20 kilometre, Okokomaiko to Agbara, which is the second section, is 12 kilometre and the third section is from Agbara to Seme, which is from 32 kilometre down.

“While the first is been handled by the state Government, the Federal Government through the ministry and FERMA are handling the second and third sections. The second section is where we will be embarking on rehabilitation works. And for the third section, the contract has been awarded and would be reconstructed.”

On the second section which is been rehabilitated, the Managing Director said: “I can assure the motorist that in the next six and 12 months, they will see a better road because the contractor (Wizchino Engineering Limited) is ready to commence the work.”

While assuring motorist of improved traffic management during the rehabilitation exercise, Rafindadi hinted that FERMA would engage the Lagos State Government and the Federal Ministry of works on traffic management.

He said: “There will always be arrangement for traffic management. We have been on the project before today. We have done a lot of works. What I can assure you is that during the construction, the traffic will not be hectic as it presently is.”


https://leadership.ng/2019/06/19/fg-flags-off-reconstruction-of-n3-6bn-lagos-badagry-expressway/

gare:


If you can't defend what the OP wrote with facts just shut and look for something useful to do with your data

leofab:
i don’t blame you... only a country with citizens like you will a government and a reputable instituting like INEC bishetnfor illegalities and what is against the law.. enough attention; now you can bug off.!

“The contract was awarded by the regime of former President Goodluck Jonathan for $11.917bn. When we took over at the ministry, we renegotiated with the CCECC and we succeeded in reducing the contract sum from $11.917bn to $11.117bn and we are able to save $800m after the renegotiation,” he had explained.

https://www.marketdigestng.com/news/new-n458bn-lagos-ibadan-rail-project-commences-february/

Buckubuck:

Must you be daft? So because amaechi is not looting, Nigeria should pay more for projects. Where then is the competence?
You sound naive if you think there's only one way to get kickbacks. Ganduje did not receive transfers. He received hard dollars straight into his babanriga pockets. Go figure!!

olajide8:
Na so one idiot wake up, and decided to turn town crier- saying the governor of one state because it was controlled by the APC stole N400b of workers salary, and it went viral - without checking what the states budget for 4yrs was- which when calculated was not even up to the money they said the governor sold, the state depends on FG allocation and less then N2b IGR - but what happened? the vocal minority took the matter on social media to an enviable high of ludicrousness and were shouting and making noise - educated illiterates

PentiumPro:


You are the one shooking and poke nosing into MC OLUMO family affairs with your hate infested nose and mouth!


If you are normal, you will know his children education and how and where he decides to educate his children is none of your business but your hatred have taken away your sanity

Flat headed Osus are not normal though

Buckubuck:

You wey get "intellectual curiosity" instead of remaining stuck on one spot as an armchair critic, show us the difference. You're covering your face with one finger; an act synonymous with imbecility

HeyCorleone:


Do you even reason? What analysis do you want to do to justify the matter? That another country is constructing a railline that is more than twice the one your country is doing for roughly the same amount. What mental gymnastics do you want to employ here? If the rail track here was to be 250-300Km, I could have reasoned with you. Not 156. And you're telling me of bridges, tunnels and labour. So? Isn't that a universal thing when constructing rails? what makes ours different?

See ehn, it's easy to defend anything. People defenses, and are still defending, the Holocaust. So don't even think you are right.

Modphase:
I told you the last time that your article is always biased and wanted to curse your soul here you are at it again

Buckubuck:

Since you know all these, why don't you get the details out to prove ur point? You're terribly and hopelessly bereft of shame.
Just look at the roll call of those holding positions in ur next devil govt. A fraudster and a mace thief have taken over the legislature. By the time amaechi and Fashola resume as minister, this govt will go down in history as one having the highest number of criminals at inception in both arms of govt.
You should be proud

HeyCorleone:



Lol. Please.

What is so special about the rail we want to have were? Would the trains fly? What special feature that would allow a Ghanaian rail of more than twice the length cost roughly the same? Because some of you are bent, obviously because of your political leanings, on defending mediocrity, and excesses.

A country is doing something cheaper, instead of you to try and understand why you're saying "how many tunnels. how many bridges". Because the one in Ghana won't have those. It's built on the air.

Esejojo:


This issue of the Lagos Ibadan railway has been in the public space for a while now. Don't you think the stakeholders should have made public the content of the contract in order to defend themselves?