Our goal is simple, we will develop quality infrastructure that will bring prosperity to millions of Nigerians in both urban and rural areas - President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria 🙏🏾
Your remind me of Aderonke...
A lovely damsel who was hands down the finest female Ikare Akoko had ever seen... But she was too poor to cross over to Akure, let alone Lagos, so despite her beauty she ended up nothing but a local champion..
Tunde may not be Nigeria's best chess player, but he is by far our most impactful and well-known.. Where his poor chess skills have started taking him is miles and oceans ahead of where your stellar skills dropped you..
Your envy is obvious and smelly..
Do better..
PHOTO NEWS: NNPC, SNEPCo, NCDMB Donate Geosciences Centre to UNILAG
NNPC Limited, in partnership with Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company Limited (SNEPCo), the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), and the University of Lagos (UNILAG), commissioned and donated the newly built UNILAG Geosciences Centre of Excellence to the University on Friday.
Purposely built to strengthen geosciences education and research in Nigeria, the Centre was inaugurated by the Chief Upstream Investment Officer of NNPC Upstream Investment Management Services Ltd. (NUIMS), Olanrewaju Igandan, alongside the Managing Director of SNEPCo, Ronald Adams; Director of Capacity Building (NCDMB), Abayomi Bamidele; Lagos State Commissioner for Tertiary Education, Tolani Sule; and the Vice-Chancellor of UNILAG, Professor Folasade Ogunsola.
The Centre boasts of a 250-seat auditorium, geoscience and instrumentation laboratories, a rock preparation workshop, hydrogeology, mineralogy, environmental geology, sedimentary and palaeoenvironmental sciences laboratories, a seismic interpretation room, a modern library, a digital museum, and collaborative spaces for students and researchers. It is also supported by a 600 kVA transformer, a 40 kVA solar power facility, and a field investigation coaster bus.
By connecting academia, industry, and government under one roof, the Centre provides Nigerian students and researchers with hands-on access to modern energy tools, reduces the oil and gas industry's reliance on international markets for testing and training, and builds the in-country expertise Nigeria's energy sector needs.
NNPC Limited remains committed to driving capacity building, supporting national development, and working with partners to secure a stronger energy future for Nigeria.
#EnergyForToday
#EnergyForTomorrow
She is doing her convocation on Friday. Ladies & gents; I'm flummoxed. Her name is Feyi & I had forgotten about her. Truthfully, I don't even recall her face again.
She is a graduate.
I win 2019, you heifers!
Man.
A few years ago, I was drinking at this joint I normally drink at in G.R.A when this young waitress served. Looked all of 17 & it was quite late. I was a bit bothered. She looked way too young. So I asked her. She was 17. Pretty young girl...
Woe to those who manipulate religion and the very name of God for their own military, economic, and political gain, dragging that which is sacred into darkness and filth. #ApostolicJourney#Cameroon https://t.co/bKteFZ3iWE
We have received a new set of 24-car trains to strengthen the Lagos Red Line fleet.
This will improve capacity, reduce wait times and make daily commuting easier for Lagosians.
We remain focused on building a transport system that is efficient and reliable for everyone. That is still our goal.
I recently discovered that all federal universities in Nigeria are tuition free and what we pay are ancillary fees which are not determined by the Government but the Governing council of each school and it is dependent on the course of study.
Cocoa House (originally “Ile awon Agbe”—“House of Farmers”*)
Built between 1959 and 1964—the vision of regional Premier, Chief Obafemi Awolowo—and opened 1965.
26 storeys, 105 meters tall—at the time West Africa's first skyscraper, and sub-Saharan Africa's tallest building.
Architects: The Plan Group (West Africa)
Construction: Cappa & D’Alberto
Client: National Investment & Property Company (NIPC) of the Western Region
*Wholly financed by agriculture produce revenues.
If you look at the top of Cocoa House, bold letters now proudly spell out the name of the iconic building.
At night, the letters glow, adding a new layer of beauty to Ibadan’s picturesque skyline.
📽️@theayoadams
Congratulations the In-coming Gov @AdeolaYAYI
2: Thank you President @officialABAT Baba Osoba and other leaders of @OgunApc
3: Thank you @DapoAbiodunCON
4: Our people, it is time to work together to deliver @AdeolaYAYI
I know it’s good to run a propaganda, while I like the two of them it’s also true to state the truth instead of using lies to sell a candidate. Gbadebo is a great guy, so also is Hamzat.
Hamzat graduated from the University of Ibadan in 1986 with a degree in Agricultural Engineering in 1986 and a master's in Agricultural Engineering in 1988. In 1992, he had his PhD in System Process Engineering at Cranfield University, England.
Hamzat has worked at RTP Consulting Services, Columbia University, Merrill Lynch Inc, Morgan Stanley and OandoPlc. In Oando Plc, he served as the Chief Information Officer and Group Head IT Strategist.
In August 2005, Dr. Hamzat was appointed Commissioner for Science and Technology during the tenure of @officialABAT. He retained his position when @tundefashola assumed office in 2007. It was during his tenure as Commissioner for Science and Technology that @drobafemihamzat enforced the application of modern technology in the state's ministries, thus changing the face of data and record keeping in Lagos and at the same time eliminating the trend of state ghost workers. The office had gone without a commissioner during Fashola's first four years (post-Rauf Aregbesola's appointment), with only a Special Adviser.
Hamzat was appointed as Special Adviser on Works to the Honourable Minister for Works, Power and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola in 2015. In September 2018, he resigned that role to contest in the Lagos state gubernatorial elections. After a long-fought primary, Dr. Hamzat emerged as the running mate for Babajide Sanwo-Olu for whom he had stepped down during the primaries. He later became the Deputy Governor of Lagos State for 7 years plus now.
Let me ask you again, “Who would you trust to lead your company?”
As a party, we continue to grow stronger, more united, and better positioned to lead Ogun State into a new phase of development. We call on all members to remain focused, law-abiding, and aligned with our collective goal as we prepare for the forthcoming gubernatorial contest.
With this mandate, we are confident that Senator Adeola will build on the legacy of progress and deliver even greater dividends of democracy, in line with the aspirations of our founding fathers and the expectations of our people.
#APC #OgunState #DapoAbiodun #Consensus
We engaged widely, including at the highest level, and carefully assessed all interested aspirants based on competence, capacity, and alignment with our vision for Ogun State. Our choice reflects not only these qualities but also a shared commitment to sustaining the progress we have made over the years.
In reaching this consensus, we secured the understanding and support of leading aspirants from Ogun West, including Hon. Gboyega Nasir Isiaka and Rt. Hon. Isiaq Abiodun Akinlade, who have demonstrated commendable unity and commitment to the collective interest of the district and the party. Together, we are determined to break the long-standing jinx and ensure that Ogun West produces the next governor of our dear state.
We have officially unveiled Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola (Yayi) as the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (@OfficialAPCNg) in Ogun State for the 2027 election. This decision follows extensive consultations and strategic engagements with key stakeholders across the party, all aimed at presenting a strong, united, and credible candidate for the task ahead.
A surviving soldier from the Benisheikh attack told it raw: “They came like a swarm, but we remembered our oath. When the commander fell, we fought harder not for rank, but for the families behind us.” These men are fathers, husbands, brothers. One rescued civilian later said, “The soldiers ran into bullets so my children could sleep safe.” This is the human face of Operation Hadin Kai. Not just numbers real people paying the price so Nigeria stands.
To every civilian reading: if you know someone in uniform, send them a prayer or a kind word today. Who else has a soldier in the family? Share their story respectfully. Let’s humanise the sacrifice.