@ieServe If you people don’t want to give Pedro feeder light then please don’t… which one is bringing light for 10 minutes and taking it after 24 hours. Ko nice nau
@IkejaElectric@ieServe a nepa official living at ogunbadejo street bariga went into the transformer to tamper with the light now the whole street havent had light since yesterday..@IkejaElectric pls sanction the official and help restore power supply
"In 1995, the U.S. entered Vietnam under the guise of ending communism but ended up kpaing over two million Vietnamese soldiers and civilians. In 2003, they invaded Iraq without UN approval to remove Saddam Hussein, a war that claimed hundreds of thousands of Iraqi lives. By 2011, U.S. airstrikes helped topple Gaddafi in Libya, leaving the country in ruins to this day. Now they threaten to enter Nigeria, and we’re smiling? It won’t end well."
— Lady says.
I am incredibly proud of President Tinubu’s response so far.
No press conferences, No jittery trip to Washington, No panic. Just the typical silence you give to a mad man who doesn’t understand boundaries while you keep working on your security architecture.
My GOAT!
The US Deputy Energy Secretary, James Danny, said in Abu Dhabi that their oil reserve is almost empty and now there’s talk of sending troops to Nigeria and setting up a base in Port Harcourt
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“They created the problem, and now they want to come and solve it. One thing about this U.S statement on Christian gen0c!de in Nigeria is that our politicians and their children won’t suffer it.”
—Isa Bako reacts to those reacting over Donald Trump’s statement about Christians in Nigeria
@IkejaElectric Good morning,
I would like to make a complaint regarding the irregular power supply from the Pedro Feeder, which supplies electricity to areas including Popoola Street (Bariga), Ogunbadejo Street, and Pedro Road. we are in band C and we have only 3 hours power supply daily.
Ogun state government needs to step up and organize this festival properly if they truly want to make Ojude Oba as successful as it should be. The organization has always been mediocre, but the influx we enjoyed, thanks to last year’s PR worsened this year’s experience.