Ayoyinka Moshood Ayoola ❤️

When I started Next Street Movers, I had one goal in mind! To make moving stress-free, safe, and reliable for everyone. I know how overwhelming moving can be, and that’s why my team and I are committed to handling every move with care.

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10 months ago

Empires aren’t built with riches, they’re built with righteous partners. Wallah, that’s the real wealth 😍❤️.

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Bro Cooked

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10 months ago

Bro cooked 💀😂

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Omoalhaja

@omoalhajaabiola

10 months ago

Missed calls cost businesses money. Hiring sales assistants helps but it’s expensive, and humans get tired. An AI call assistant works 24/7, never misses a call, never gets tired, and once set up, it works for you forever. Tomorrow, we’ll show you exactly how to build one using VAPI and @make_hq (no advanced coding needed) 📅 Date: Tomorrow ⏰ Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM 📍 Venue: Skill Afrika AI Automation Community Page (@skill_afrika_) Be there

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Oluwaseun Osiyemi

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11 months ago

LASG TO ROLL OUT INSPECTION SCHEDULE FOR E-HAILING OPERATORS Government moves to enforce safety standards, database integrity, and vehicle roadworthiness. The Lagos State Government has mandated all e-hailing operators to ensure that their drivers present their vehicles for inspection, in a move aimed at improving safety, service quality, and regulatory compliance across the sector. The Commissioner for Transportation, Mr. Oluwaseun Osiyemi, disclosed this at a recent engagement with the operators at the Ministry of Transportation, Alausa, Ikeja. He stated that the Ministry has observed the deplorable condition of some vehicles operated by drivers under licensed e-hailing platforms within the State, necessitating a comprehensive audit of all vehicles in use. According to him, any vehicle found unsuitable will not be allowed to operate on Lagos roads. He further decried the growing safety concerns for motorists and the poor service delivery by some operators, stressing that the State Government is committed to safeguarding lives and property, and will not tolerate practices that endanger Lagosians. In addition, the Commissioner raised concerns over the lack of robust databases among many e-hailing platforms, making it difficult to track discrepancies and criminal activities perpetrated through their services. He warned that the Ministry will not hesitate to enforce sanctions where necessary. Speaking on the same issue, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Mr. Olawale Musa, emphasized that the use of vehicles not registered with the Lagos State Government will no longer be tolerated. He noted that such practices hinder effective tracking and pose significant security risks. According to him, the Ministry will strictly enforce penalties for any infractions. He explained that the digital system developed by the Ministry requires up-to-date data to enable effective regulation of the transportation sector. He added that all drivers must be duly registered and certified by the Lagos State Drivers’ Institute (LASDRI), urging operators to comply or risk suspension of their licenses. The transportation Permanent Secretary further urged Lagosians to stop booking e-hailing rides offline to avoid bypass of the safety features and accountability mechanisms built into the apps. In response, representatives of licensed e-hailing platforms shared updates on recent upgrades aimed at improving safety and accountability. These include enhanced driver verification systems, mandatory license checks, panic buttons, and improved onboarding/offboarding procedures. The Commissioner concluded the meeting with a call to action, urging all e-hailing operators to conduct their businesses with empathy, prioritizing public safety and customer satisfaction over profit-making. He also reminded them to settle all outstanding licensing documentation and resolve all necessary regulatory requirements. Stakeholders present at the meeting included representatives from Uber, Bolt, Lagride, Laurie, Vas Acquico, InDrive, Folti Tech, and EDryv.

$seunosiyemi_'s tweet photo. LASG TO ROLL OUT INSPECTION SCHEDULE FOR E-HAILING OPERATORS Government moves to enforce safety standards, database integrity, and vehicle roadworthiness. The Lagos State Government has mandated all e-hailing operators to ensure that their drivers present their vehicles for inspection, in a move aimed at improving safety, service quality, and regulatory compliance across the sector. The Commissioner for Transportation, Mr. Oluwaseun Osiyemi, disclosed this at a recent engagement with the operators at the Ministry of Transportation, Alausa, Ikeja. He stated that the Ministry has observed the deplorable condition of some vehicles operated by drivers under licensed e-hailing platforms within the State, necessitating a comprehensive audit of all vehicles in use. According to him, any vehicle found unsuitable will not be allowed to operate on Lagos roads. He further decried the growing safety concerns for motorists and the poor service delivery by some operators, stressing that the State Government is committed to safeguarding lives and property, and will not tolerate practices that endanger Lagosians. In addition, the Commissioner raised concerns over the lack of robust databases among many e-hailing platforms, making it difficult to track discrepancies and criminal activities perpetrated through their services. He warned that the Ministry will not hesitate to enforce sanctions where necessary. Speaking on the same issue, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Mr. Olawale Musa, emphasized that the use of vehicles not registered with the Lagos State Government will no longer be tolerated. He noted that such practices hinder effective tracking and pose significant security risks. According to him, the Ministry will strictly enforce penalties for any infractions. He explained that the digital system developed by the Ministry requires up-to-date data to enable effective regulation of the transportation sector. He added that all drivers must be duly registered and certified by the Lagos State Drivers’ Institute (LASDRI), urging operators to comply or risk suspension of their licenses. The transportation Permanent Secretary further urged Lagosians to stop booking e-hailing rides offline to avoid bypass of the safety features and accountability mechanisms built into the apps. In response, representatives of licensed e-hailing platforms shared updates on recent upgrades aimed at improving safety and accountability. These include enhanced driver verification systems, mandatory license checks, panic buttons, and improved onboarding/offboarding procedures. The Commissioner concluded the meeting with a call to action, urging all e-hailing operators to conduct their businesses with empathy, prioritizing public safety and customer satisfaction over profit-making. He also reminded them to settle all outstanding licensing documentation and resolve all necessary regulatory requirements. Stakeholders present at the meeting included representatives from Uber, Bolt, Lagride, Laurie, Vas Acquico, InDrive, Folti Tech, and EDryv.$

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Omoalhaja

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11 months ago

I beg you to please Enrol here if you plan to work NGOs and international organizations as a project manager Smartsheet Masterclass: Complete Guide to Project Management Streamline Projects, Automate Workflows, and Build Dashboards Coupon code is 4777F255513D78695759 https://t.co/PfwHlHtICO

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Omoalhaja

@omoalhajaabiola

11 months ago

Do you want to become a Certified AI Agent Builder? We are kicking off a 30 day free AI Agent Builder Bootcamp! Building AI Agents is THE most valuable skill you can have moving forward! About the Bootcamp: 👉 Totally free of charge 👉 Go from amateur to professional, CERTIFIED, AI Agent Builder in 30 days. 👉 Get a credential / badge that verifies your certification 👉 Be listed in our database of certified builders, and eligible to get inbound leads of companies looking for help. 👉 Every organization needs people that can build AI Agents!!! What's required of you: 1. Be committed to investing a month to level up your skills. 2. Be able to attend 6 Zoom sessions over 30 days (1-2 hours each). 3. Be committed to completing building assignments (homework). 4. Be committed to taking the certification exam at the end of the month. If you're interested, fill out the registration form here: https://t.co/5SVpvyn8Hm

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