@jidesanwoolu Commendable project, yes same is needed in Lekki axis as well as other areas. I have only two words and they are: waste management. That seems to be a huge challenge in Lagos right now
@tokunbo_wahab Please what is the long term plan, it seems the capacity for disposal is past limit and the current approach is outdated. This betrays the ambition of the state for future development. It would help Lagosians if we can see positive plans for the future.
@NigeriaStories This is called wheeling and it applies in every Country where citizens are incentivised to generate their own energy. Why can't citizens also get paid for the excess they produce? The real question is if the power companies will honour their own side of the bargain.
@NigeriaStories Nowhere in the world do you pay 1yr rent or more on advance. The real estate market is unregulated. Nothing has been done because everyone is complicit . What use is growth of you spend it all on shelter. It is out of control. That is blatantly obvious.
@renoomokri I John 1:1-4 NKJV
[1] That which was from the beginning, which we have heard, which we have seen with our eyes, which we have looked upon, and our hands have handled, concerning the Word of life— [2] the life was manifested, and we have seen, and bear witness, and declare to yo
@NGRPresident This is very welcome and long overdue. NYSC should be a catalyst for youth development and the growth engine of the nation, we have to position our youth, train them and inspire them to lead at the highest level in the Nation.
@SamDox7@AfricanHub_ We already tried it in Nigeria, where have you been?. However for a small country like Burkina Faso it is possible, look at Rwanda for example. Let's support this regime, it's a good learning experience for all
Swapping leaders every four years won't transform Nigeria; it's akin to merely repainting a deteriorating wall. We require a systemic overhaul. An upgrade of our national mindset is necessary, embedding long-term, disciplined, and industrious thinking in the upcoming generation.
Nigeria won’t change by swapping leaders every 4 years. That’s just repainting a crumbling wall. We need a system update. A firmware upgrade of our national mindset. Long-term, disciplined, hard-graft thinking is needed for the next generation.