I love how this Woman Dey Drag Asiwaju on Seyi Makinde.
He said Seyi Makinde isn't doing anything, so President TINUBU should stop giving him money and make him account for all the money he's collected!
A 40KVA solar power system donated by Senator Sharafadeen Abiodun Alli, PhD, that powers the entire Federal Science and Technical College (FSTC), Igangan.
Sadly, an intervention of this magnitude did not receive the media attention it deserved. Simply because the facilitator does not want to. Lol
There is a clear difference between a government building housing estates and a government providing affordable, low-cost housing for ordinary citizens. The two are not the same.
You cannot take over more than 46 hectares of Agodi Gardens, 27 hectares in Trans Amusement Park and justify it in the name of providing housing for citizens. The question is how many ordinary residents can actually afford the houses or plots of land that will emerge from such a project?
Take Lere Adigun Estate, carved out of the BCOS land in Basorun, for example. How many average income earners can afford to purchase a plot of land there? If the land must be developed for housing, then the houses or plots should be sold at prices ordinary citizens can afford.
Otherwise, there should be serious consideration for preserving such public spaces for their existing purposes. Affordable housing is not about how many estates a government builds, it is about how many ordinary citizens can actually afford to live in them.
“We got all our allocations from Federal Government in Naira as governor, where did you get the Dollars you said you saved for Anambra State?... You said the DG of Debt Management office organize an event for you because you didn't borrow, you lied…”
There is an appointed time for everyone and for everything in life.
I have come to understand that life does not always happen when we want it to happen. Sometimes, we pray, we prepare, we work, we wait, and yet nothing seems to move. We look around and wonder why someone else is getting what we have been waiting for. We begin to question our own journey, our timing, our abilities and sometimes even our worth.
Nothing happens to a man until his appointed time comes. And when that time comes, sometimes you suddenly realise why certain things did not happen earlier. Why some opportunities passed you by. Why some relationships ended. Why some doors refused to open. Why certain plans failed despite your best efforts.
Life has a way of making sense in retrospect.
But there is another lesson that is just as important: you must be prepared when your time comes. Timing alone is not enough. Opportunity meeting preparedness is what changes lives.
I am, in many ways, a testament to that.
There have been seasons when I had to wait. Seasons when I had to learn. Seasons when I had to work quietly, improve myself, build relationships, gain experience and simply keep moving even when there was no evidence that anything significant was happening.
Then, at different points, opportunities came. And when they came, I was ready.
There is also something else I have learnt along the way: bitterness can make you miss your own season.
Bitterness is expensive. It consumes energy that could have been used to build something meaningful. It keeps you emotionally connected to situations that have already happened while life is moving forward without you.
You cannot spend your present fighting battles that ended in the past and still have enough peace to build your future. At some point, you have to let go.
There is no wisdom in spending your life trying to prove something to people who have already decided what they want to believe about you. There is no peace in constantly comparing your journey with another person's journey. There is no happiness in measuring your worth by what somebody else has achieved.
“Sharafa Abiodun Alli is not covetous, he is not greedy, he is humble, he is a man of the people, he is kind, well-known, friendly and generous” — Man explains what qualifies Shaafadeen Alli above other Oyo guber candidates
This man is a mole to Seyi Makinde’s ambition as President. How dare you commend PBAT for the establishment of new military divisions and battalions?
APM should expel this man asapu.
“Seyi Makinde took credit for most of my projects. I started most of the school buildings he is taking credit for before I left government.” - Late Abiola Ajimobi