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Did you know Zanzibar wasn’t always ruled by Oman?
Long before the 1800s, 12th-century trade brought Arab and Persian merchants to Africa’s coast.
By 1107 AD, early Muslim settlers built the famous Kizimkazi Mosque.
They linked East Africa directly to world trade.
Oman didn’t take full control until centuries later in 1698!
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Nobody forced the Igbos to be in one Nigeria, Igbos forced themselves and also forced other tribes to be in one Nigeria. Now they are the ones crying and claiming the victims every day, blaming people up and down
Igbo man spill the truth to the behaviours of their fellow Igbos
“You are learning how to do construction on our road. I am very disappointed with the concessionaire, but I take full responsibility for the misdeed.” — Umahi speaks during his visit to the Benin–Agbor–Asaba Road 👇🔥
Rarara saw an opportunity and he took it, now he is President Tinubu’s official campaign musician anywhere in Northern Nigeria......
The kind votes Tinubu will pack in 2027 eh...
"Whether you belong to the APC or not, it doesn't matter...We shall all 'retaliate' during the presidential election for President Tinubu."
Olubadan of Ibadan, Oba Rashidi Ladoja
The issue of subsidy has been ongoing for quite some time, and Mr. President has taken the bold step of removing it. I hope we can all support him to succeed.
— Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar
The commencement of the dualisation of the Ibadan–Ijebu Ode Road yesterday marks another major milestone in our collective drive for better connectivity, stronger commerce and sustainable economic growth across Ogun, Oyo and the wider South-West region. We sincerely appreciate the President and Commander-in-Chief, His Excellency, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for this strategic intervention under the Renewed Hope Agenda, as well as the Honourable Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, CON, and his team for their commitment to its implementation.
For us in Ogun State, the project will significantly improve access to Ijebu-Ode, Ago-Iwoye and the Gateway International Airport, strengthen our industrial and agricultural corridors, create new economic opportunities and complement our ongoing investments under the Building Our Future Together Agenda.
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We no wan hear say Ogun state was a former capital oh 😂
See what the governor turned a forest into.
4,000 housing estates.
Low-cost for that matter.
We don't save money in bank in Yorùbá land, we save lives by using government funds religiously
From Egbe to Fort Lauderdale ✈️
Don Campion, founder of Banyan Air Service in Florida, was born and raised in Egbe, Kogi State. His childhood exposure to aviation in Egbe inspired a journey that led to building a major aviation business in the U.S.
JUST IN: TINUBU ORDERS EMERGENCY ROAD RESCUE! UMAHI RUSHES TO BENIN AS MOTORISTS SPEND DAYS STRANDED❤️🔥👇
The Federal Government has launched an emergency intervention on some of Nigeria’s most troubled road corridors after President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ordered the immediate restoration of movement for motorists and commuters facing severe hardship.
The directive has prompted the Minister of Works, Senator Engr. David Umahi, CON, to mobilise emergency teams to the Benin-Agbor-Asaba road and the Ifaki-Kabba-Ado Ekiti corridor, where worsening road conditions have reportedly left motorists stranded for hours and, in some cases, days.
Umahi said President Tinubu had directed the Ministry of Works to take urgent corrective action to restore movement as quickly as possible.
“President Tinubu, GCFR, has directed the Federal Ministry of Works to urgently intervene and ensure that necessary corrective actions are taken to restore movement on the affected roads as quickly as possible,” Umahi said.
UMAHi MOVES INTO ACTION
In response to the presidential directive, the Minister has activated an emergency response plan, directing the Minister of State for Works to lead ministry officials to the Ifaki-Kabba-Ado Ekiti axis to assess the situation and commence immediate remedial works.
As of 10 a.m. on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, ministry officials were already on the ground in Ekiti and Kogi States to begin the intervention.
But the Benin-Agbor-Asaba corridor has also received urgent attention.
Umahi personally travelled to Benin, Edo State, alongside members of the National Assembly Works Committees to begin a coordinated response to the crisis on the strategic road linking Edo and Delta States.
The meeting is expected to involve representatives of the Edo and Delta State Governments, as well as the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), in a bid to find immediate solutions to the worsening situation.
‘WE TAKE RESPONSIBILITY’ — UMAHI APOLOGISES TO MOTORISTS
The Works Minister also accepted responsibility for the situation and apologised to commuters who have suffered prolonged delays and been stranded on the affected routes.
He assured Nigerians that the government’s intervention would not stop at temporary relief.
According to him, emergency measures are being pursued alongside permanent solutions aimed at restoring the roads and improving their long-term reliability.
The latest intervention comes amid growing concerns over the condition of key highways that serve as critical links for commuters, businesses and goods moving across the affected states.
The Federal Government says the message is clear: immediate action is now required to get traffic moving again.
Francis Nwaze
Senior Special Assistant to the Honourable Minister of Works (Media)
August 25, 2026