AJE

Senior Special Assistant on Media to Lagos State Governor | Enterprising Reporter | Friend to everyone; Friend to no one | Opinions strictly mine 🤓🫣🤗

[AJE @Riddwane]

@JohnFanimokun I swear… it’s called Oja Bazaar 😅😅

[TallJohn🌍 @JohnFanimokun]

This is a crime.

[JJ. Omojuwa @Omojuwa]

Anyone who can blatantly claim that Nigeria borrowed $100b over the last three years will lie about anything.

The entire video below is a lie. He developed no such thing.

[KOH2027 @OfficialKOH2027]

“I believe in providing more affordable and convenient transport options, reviewing transport allowances for teachers and creating housing closer to workplaces for our doctors, nurses and other essential workers” ~ Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat

#PBATKOH2027 #TheLagosPROMISE #KOH2027

[Tokunbo Wahab @tokunbo_wahab]

Hamzat’s Promise: Putting Lagosians at the Centre of Governance

Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat’s promise represents an opportunity to deepen people-centred governance in Lagos, where the needs, welfare and aspirations of residents remain the ultimate measure of leadership.

At the heart of this vision is the understanding that governance must go beyond policy pronouncements and infrastructure development to deliver tangible improvements in the everyday lives of Lagosians. From environmental sustainability, flood resilience and improved infrastructure to accessible healthcare, quality education, affordable housing and economic opportunities, the focus must remain on building a Lagos that works for everyone.

From my perspective, Hamzat’s promise is also a commitment to sustaining the progress already made while strengthening the institutions and systems required to address Lagos’ evolving challenges. A sustainable, resilient and well-governed Lagos requires continuity, innovation, institutional efficiency and, most importantly, a government that listens, responds and delivers.

What makes this promise significant is its emphasis on accountability. The people must not merely be beneficiaries of governance; they must be active participants who can demand results and measure performance.

Ultimately, the true value of Hamzat’s Promise will not be in the promises made, but in the lives improved, communities transformed and measurable results delivered. Lagosians must remain at the centre of every policy, decision and development initiative.

#KOH2027

[THE TROJAN BEAST @THETROJANBEAST]

Peter Obi ran to the Airport to meet the same flamingos that Obidients prayed would lose, just because they don't want TINUBU to have another cup to his name.

Why are they mad 🤣🤣

Watch Peter Ibi press conference

[Àkànní @idofoi]

War in ADC: "...ADC is not ready to take part in the 2027 election... I will never take part in undermining the judiciary..." - Solomon Dalung, Director, Mandate Protection Directorate, ADC Presidential Campaign Council

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

Tinubu carry the campaign go jigawa

Son Seyi Tinubu carry campaign go Kebbi

Where is your candidate’s son??

[AJE @Riddwane]

@SAsekome Aswar

[AJE @Riddwane]

These claims expressed in the video are all lies from the depths of hell, to start with.

At no point has the Lagos State Health Service Commission (HSC) politicised or ethnicised recruitment into the main system, let alone a housemanship where medical graduates are absorbed for a fixed term.

Anyone familiar with the Lagos health sector knows the Ministry of Health does not hold sole authority to place staff in the public health system. The statutory body that recruits is the Health Service Commission (HSC), which is overseen by its own distinctive Permanent Secretary. Although HSC is an attachment to the Ministry of Health, it is not a pliant agency under it.

Secondly, recruitment occurs constantly in HSC because medical staff regularly leave for Japa abroad. The Commission, then, has the Governor Sanwo-Olu’s explicit approval to recruit and replace personnel leaving the system as needed without a new memo to that effect.

HSC operates like a quasi-private firm where merit and professionalism are highly considered. There are hundreds of employees currently in the Lagos public health system who come from outside of the state, and none were asked for party membership or ‘ethnic passport’ before being absorbed.

In short, there are hundreds of medical personnel of South East origin currently working in Lagos HSC. So, why have they not been asked to resign because of their ethnic origin or political views?

Why do these godforsaken Obidient bastards always want to heat up the polity with their hoax stories? Same people who openly play tribal politics without remorse! Where did they get the idea that Lagos HSC asks people to submit APC membership cards or show their Yoruba identity before being recruited as staff or house officers?

The specific misbegotten individuals in this video revealed their shallow understanding of academic grading. Which institution in Nigeria or Africa awards First Class certificates to doctors? Abeg, which school did these barbaric bums attend? 🥸

[Lilian Ogechi @Adaigboglobal]

6 FIRST CLASS DOCTORS CHASED OUT OF LAGOS FOR NOT BEING YORUBAS OR NOT HAVING AN APC CARD

[A.Y.O @YusufAsunmogejo]

I think they just recruited you because this is the first time I am seeing your account. As usual, you already exposed yourself in two seconds.

Just take a look at your copy-and-paste job: you typed "(Quran 14}" with a broken bracket when the inheritance verses are in Surah An-Nisa (Chapter 4:11 to 12 and 4:176), not Chapter 14. It shows you don’t know what you are doing.

But for the sake of Muslims and bystanders, let me enlighten you.

The bone of contention is: A woman dies leaving a husband (1/2, which is 3/6), a mother (1/6), and two sisters (2/3, which is 4/6). When you add, those numerators (3 + 1 + 4) add up to 8 parts over a base of 6, which is 4/3. 

Why does a conditional legal code assign fixed fractional weights that sometimes add up above 1 (Awl) and sometimes add up below 1 (Radd)?

Because the Quran is laying out general statutory claim weights across infinite family combinations. The Quran is not writing a single static receipt for one family.

The Quran is making a universal legal rule where every single heir's share depends on who else is alive in the room. This means those fractions operate as relative weights rather than isolated slices of one fixed pie.

This right here is the basic part you people never understand. And I do not even blame you, because when your whole mission is hunting for faults in the Quran, your brain shuts off and you stop thinking critically. 

Every legal and financial system on earth works this way. In estate law and bankruptcy liquidation, if someone dies leaving $60,000 and three statutory claimants hold valid claims of $30,000 (1/2), $10,000 (1/6), and $40,000 (2/3) which totals $80,000, nobody on the surface of the earth will scream that the law forgot how to count.

Every court applies pro-rata abatement: you keep the statutory ratio between the heirs intact (3 : 1 : 4) and divide the estate into 8 equal shares instead of 6, giving them 3/8, 1/8, and 4/8 (1/2). 

This is the basic thing you and your ilk have failed to understand all this while. Or do you think if there was a genuine mistake in this verse, it is you in 2026 with a copy-pasted tweet that would discover it?

For over 1,400 years, sworn enemies of Islam who mastered classical Arabic, Jewish and Christian scholars living right beside the Muslims, and brilliant mathematicians combed through every single letter of the Quran looking for a crack to bring it down, and none of them could fault this system. It’s better you know your limit. There is a limit to propaganda.

Again, just like Ashkan on Saturday, calling Awl an "outside correction" invented because Allah missed the math is historically and mathematically ignorant.

Funny enough, that second column on your own table labeled "The Accurate Share" (3/8, 1/8, 1/2) IS OUR ISLAMIC AWL calculation that you copied and tried to weaponize against us without knowing how ratios work!

Cutting only the sisters' share or only the husband's share randomly, the way ignorant critics expect a static list to work, is what would violate Allah's word.

When Umar ibn al-Khattabconsulted the Companions, including Al-Abbas and Zayd ibn Thabit, they applied the same Quranic principle already used when unpaid debts exceed a dead person's estate.

Scaling the denominator from 6 to 8 preserves every heir's Quranic weight relative to one another without cheating anyone.

Did you also know that solving Islamic inheritance fractions (Ilm al-Fara'id) is what pushed Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi to write the foundational book of Algebra, dedicating half the book to inheritance math?

Wait: Do you even have a fraction of this legal precision anywhere in your own book?

People whose scripture gave women zero guaranteed inheritance alongside brothers, and who threw their own religious laws in the dustbin centuries ago to subject their families and estates to the whims of secular British law, now want to lecture Muslims on divine jurisprudence. lol 😂

Allah knows best.

[Ayekooto @DeeOneAyekooto]

“Initially, I desisted from campaigning for politicians until I see what President Tinubu is doing. I’m not talking of what they told me, but what I use my eyes to see. Today, five good roads enter my hometown in Ikenne and all the roads are good. I remember in those days when I have shows and we need to fill my band members trucks, I’ll be lobbying petrol station owners to sell petrol for me but today, we enter any filling stations and buy fuel. Unless you don’t have any work or business, that is when you won’t know the positive things currently ongoing. If you’re a parent and your children’s university education is going on smoothly without ASUU strike, you know when exactly your children will graduate, you’ll be happy and realize that something positive is going on. This is what I said on my video and some people were asking me not to say it again, that I should just not talk. I asked them “am I not a Nigerian? Am I not seeing and feeling this progress myself?” So I think people like that are enemies of Nigeria. They only want to talk when things are bad but keep quiet when life improves.

“I was coming from the US last week, foreigners were more inside the plane than Nigerians because Asiwaju has opened up the country for business. Today, everyone can generate electricity. Asiwaju has decentralized it. We will all see the effect of this very soon. Progress is not a day’s job but Asiwaju has started. That is why companies that have left before are returning back. Why will anyone ask me not to vote for Tinubu in 2027? The petrol price increase was caused by Trump and Americans are rejecting him now, the entire world is feeling the pain of Iran war, why will any reasonable person blame Tinubu? Tinubu has done very and I cannot keep my mouth shut just because I am a celebrity…..”

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[Farmer Akin Alabi® @akinwale_cfi]

HOW LAGOS STATE HAS DISPLAYED LEADERSHIP IN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMS IN NIGERIA WITH FACTS AND FIGURES.

Despite being Nigeria’s smallest state by land area and heavily urbanized, Lagos State has established itself as a trailblazer in agriculture and Food systems transformation.

Under its current administration, the state rebranded its focus toward the Lagos State Ministry of Agriculture and Food Systems to shift away from conventional farming and build a fully integrated, tech-driven food and urban farming ecosystem.

Lagos has displayed leadership in agriculture and food systems through several key achievements some of which includes:

A. Food Systems Strategic Roadmap

1. Over N7 Trillion GDP Contribution: Strategic agricultural policy interventions have unleashed a massive contribution of over ₦7 trillion to the state’s Gross Domestic Product which has increased the state agriculture program and Food systems.

2. N500 Billion Offtake Produce for Lagos Fund: Lagos introduced a ₦500 billion offtake guarantee fund to seamlessly connect local processors, traders, and consumers.

B. Infrastructure & Logistics projects in Lagos state Food systems

1. Imota Rice Mill: Lagos established and operationalized the Imota Rice Mill, recognized globally as the largest rice mill in Africa for Eko Rice

2. Central Food Logistics Hub: Built in Ketu Epe, this mammoth facility serves as the central node for food storage, reducing waste, and securing the regional supply chain.

3. Mid-Level Market Fresh Food Hubs: Pioneered modern market infrastructure, such as the Agege Fresh Food Hub, to optimize clean and efficient food distribution.

4. The Lagos Dairy and Cattle Farm initiative at Epe for the production of livestock programs in Lagos.

C. Young People Agricultural Training

1. Over 100,000 young people trained : Through flagship initiatives like APPEALS, the Lagos Agripreneurship Programme (LAP) and specialized programs like the Butchers Academy, more than 100,000 individuals have been upskilled on different skills and program.

2. Lagos Agric Scholars: The state has set up over 40 school agricultural laboratories, Greenhouses and training labs to groom youth and senior secondary students for future agribusiness and Food systems.

3. The Lagos state government has given Grants to young and vibrant Agroprenurs in Lagos state across all the value chain from N100M - N250M to support and upscale their business.

4. The Eko flavors program has also supported the culinary professions from young people to children with amazing financial support.

Lagos also set up the Ounje Eko 25% Discount Markets to directly tackle inflation, Lagos launched subsidized food discount markets alongside specialized aquaculture and fresh dairy feedlot projects and the end of the year December Lagos Food Festivals.

Thanks to the administration of Mr Governor @jidesanwoolu his deputy and incoming Governor @drobafemihamzat for setting the standard and making Lagos unique in the business of agriculture and food systems led by the Food system architect HC @Abi_Olusanya

@Riddwane
@Mr_JAGs
@lagosagric1
@lagos_agriclub

[AJE @Riddwane]

@iamanisabeeb Never. They want to take everything. Awon ole

[AJE @Riddwane]

@Emways @alfrojay 😅😅

[AJE @Riddwane]

City builders par excellence. Distribute all of them across the 5 plots and see wonders no one has seen since 1967… 🤓

[AJE @Riddwane]

@pontrol_777 Na dem

[AJE @Riddwane]

This is a recruitment notice issued by a Government in their region where no qualified Nigerian is allowed to apply for a medical job if they are not of Igbo origin. But it is the Lagos Government they are trying to blackmail to give them medical jobs unconditionally as Nigerians from the South East 🤗

[De simple @OwolabiAbd15279]

@Riddwane Don't mind them my brother, They knew what they are doing, They want to use this tactics for employment in Lagos state.
Why can't them stay in their State to get employment their.
Have you forgotten what their governors said in their employment letter?

[AJE @Riddwane]

@lollylarry1 Like Peter Obi, like Obidients. Dem don take lies swear for them.

[AJE @Riddwane]

@Virus_pluto 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[AJE @Riddwane]

@Dejinery_ There is absolutely nothing they can do. Absolutely nothing.

[36kinniun media👑 🦁 🕊 @fattylincorn_01]

Seyi Tinubu @STinubu Omo Nie!

Doing all this on the streets for your father!

I love his encounter with this beautiful lady in a hijab in Kebbi State!🥰🥰🥰

@CityBoyMedia