PrinceOfLagos:
Chaired by Remi Tinubu

The same Woman her husband, Tinubu, did not support Oodua Nation

Lmaoo

Tinubu Sabi hold this guys by the balls

You this guy, you are two-faced. What exactly is your problem bro? You are here attacking Tinubu on the basis that he supposedly doesn't support Oodua Republic. But you yourself don't support the agitation (I have attached evidence below). So should we also attack you? Or is that you just hate Tinubu and are looking for any opportunity to vilify him? The worst part is that you are not even yoruba, so why expending so much energy on yoruba-related issues?

Smh.

FarahAideed:
Africans and this primitive accumulation of land mindset ..Africa is the only place on Earth I still here people talk of land and landed property like fools . As people we must remember Life is nothing but an experience and our duty here is to capture and deliver as much experience as we can before we die because that's all we got ..in the real sense nobody owns any material thing in this place called earth not even a grain of sand , the only thing this place allows us to own are memories of experience ..

This is a very shortsighted perspective concerning property ownership. Some investors, like myself, invest in landed property as a way of gaining access to credit financing for various business ventures.

noble71:
tell Abuja peeps
Fake life full there.

Abuja fake life no get part 2.

Omashola might get lucky releasing some konji tension with one or both of these hoes.

ok

Falz should keep saying the truth. Those of us with a conscience are on the same page with him. Nigeria is fast becoming a land of fraudsters and scammers. It's so sad.

Can you imagine?

“We’ve taken this route to ensure that unlike what happened between 2013 and 2016, when over 416 lives were lost to road crashes and 2,498 injured. Research has however proved that the road crashes on our roads are as a result of human errors which has proved to be responsible for 90% of accidents while mechanical and environmental factors account for only 10%. Today we are proud to say that since the inauguration of the two centers at Ojodu and Ikorodu, 93,768 vehicles have been taken there between April 2017 and December 2017. To this effect, 53,970 vehicles passed, 39,798 failed and 29,977 of those that failed had a retest and passed. It is noteworthy that over 60% of the vehicles that failed was as a result of faulty brakes while others failed due to issues relating to lighting, suspensions, tyres and so on.”

Interesting stats.