@IkejaElectric I don’t know ikejaelectric still exist ooo. Since last Saturday morning,we only had power supply for 20mins today(Monday-05/10/2026) at Alapere axis of Ketu,Lagos. Imagine,this happening in an assumed smart city!
@HonMayorDele Adetola no follow your steps ooo(she no do anything). Go see as the road leading to Goodluck axis look from Adisa balogun,not even a palliative!
Kudos to your administration,as I wish well in the coming higher election!
With 24 hours gone and ‘Aminu from Yobe State’ still not found, I am reproducing a Hausa version of my original post for wider reach, courtesy of @Salimsanishehu1:
Ina neman Aminu daga Jihar Yobe, shi ne dalilin da ya sanya rayuwata ta kasance har zuwa yanzu, shi ne mutumin da ya ceci rayuwata a yankin Sahara a tsakanin garin Gatrun zuwa Sabha a daren 24 ga watan Yuni. Kafin na ankara, na yi masa godiya, na nemeshi na rasa sama ko kasa bansan inda ya yi ba.
Idan kasan Aminu wanda ya tafi kasar Libya ta Sahara a farkon wannan shekarar da muke ciki kuma ya tabbatar maka da labarinsa da na bayyana a rahoto na (Bangare na III), Dan Allah ina so a hada ni da shi.
Ina so na yi duk mai yiwuwa dan ganin na tseratar da shi daga Libya (idan yana da burin barin kasar), sannan na sama masa aiki a Nigeria.
Ana cewa, idan aka yi maka alheri...
The Redeemer’s Health Village recorded a landmark achievement as the facility carried out its first tele-surgery session, marking a significant day in the history of medical innovation in Nigeria.
https://t.co/7uaaalVeMP
THE ONDO WE DESERVE, THE NIGERIA WE MUST BUILD
Politics should not be about who shouts loudest. It should be about who listens, understands the pain of the people, and turns hope into reality.
The people of Ondo State are hardworking. From our cocoa farms to the markets of Akure, Owo, Ikare, Ore, Ilaje, and every corner of the Sunshine State, we all desire one thing: a better life.
Our young people do not want pity. They want opportunity. They want jobs, skills, access to capital, and leaders who open doors. Our traders want a stronger economy. Our farmers need roads, markets, storage and finance. Our entrepreneurs need an enabling environment. Our communities need security. Our families deserve peace of mind.
Ondo has great potential in human capital, agriculture, solid minerals, coastline, tourism and talent. What we need is visionary leadership, responsible politics and purposeful investment to turn this into jobs and prosperity.
As we approach 2027, elections must not be about slogans. They are about our children’s future. We must demand politics with conscience, development over division, investment over dependency, and empowerment over empty promises.
Ondo deserves leadership beyond the next election. Nigeria deserves leadership beyond the next appointment. The future belongs to those who build, not those who only talk.
I remain committed to a New Beginning, a Shared Vision and a Greater Nigeria for or Ondo, for Nigeria, and for our children.
H.E.B.A., FCA