@Gbolahan18Taiwo@tochukwu78@winexviv You are completely correct, Akeredolu took the state back to the era of Agugu or even Adefarati, unfortunately self gratification was his primary concern. The State might not recover any time soon
I’m thinking of a concept where we gather children especially those from low-income communities and rural villages in viewing centres to learn Mathematics and Science together in preparation for the South East Maths Olympiad to close learning inequality.
The centres would be designated quiet zones, where every child studies with their books while watching world-class lessons delivered on large screens. The quality of instruction would be far beyond what many of them currently have access to in their schools.
It could become a powerful way to keep children meaningfully engaged during the holidays while strengthening their academic foundation.
What do you think?
The Central Bank of Nigeria, which requires annual returns from banks in Nigeria, has not published an Annual report and Statement of Account since 2022.
@Gbolahan18Taiwo@tochukwu78@winexviv Increased tuition in the state University to the extent that most parents could no longer afford, took away almost every leverage that made life easier for the people. Had it not been for Mimiko, Ondo State would still wear that village outlook till date.
In 1992, Governor Michael Otedola of Lagos signed a controversial PR contract with a communications consultancy firm reported to be worth ₦400 million.
The governor's spokesperson, Sina Ogunbambo, said the objective of the campaign was not to launder the image of the state government as rumoured, but to make people "sympathise with the government so as to promote loyalty and understanding."
According to Citizen's report, the state's House of Assembly denied knowledge of the ₦400 million deal and ordered a legislative investigation.
A lawmaker, Niyi Fabikun, noted that the contract's value represented 10% of the state's revenue allocation.
Another lawmaker, F.O.A. Arebi, said it was insensitive at a time when thousands of school pupils could not sit for the last promotions exam due to the state's financial constraints.
But the governor's spokesperson dismissed the controversy. "We will continue to use reputable external communications consultants," he said.
Total length of these four projects: 2,657 km
• Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway: 750 km
• Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway: 1,068 km
• Akwanga–Maiduguri Superhighway: 700 km
• Gombe–Biu Highway: 139 km
According to you, only the section 1 (30km) of the Lagos Calabar highway has been substantially completed.
Out of 2,657km, you have only completed 30km in over 3 years. That's roughly 1.13%
Are you not ashamed of yourself
@OyesileJohn Meanwhile your papa fit be drunkard there oo, but na another man dey give you diarrhea of the mouth, you life dey lánàá yet na Obi be your problem, data boy no be work oooooo