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As much as I prefer to avoid debating with people who settle for nonsense, I deem it necessary to elucidate further on our already very clear plans. As an aside, without regard to the merit or demerits thereof, the dating of the map he displays as a 2011 extract of a so-called 2008 "master plan" also reveals that it was published by Fashola, not Tinubu as has been widely claimed. I'm glad this person said that the portion of the PLANNED (but not executed) 4th mainland bridge that crosses the lagoon is 4km or 5km. This confirms our position that OUR proposed bridges do not need to break any records for length. Lagisians do not need hugely expensive vanity projects at this point. We want to keep them short, simple and easy to achieve, not for the plans to sit on the government's desk, gathering dust and deceiving voters for another 2 decades. Now, to the merits of the "master plan". The image he shows of the proposed (unbuilt) 4th Mainland Bridge does not correlate with the plans laid out on the Lagos State PPP website. The entire project is 38km long, proposed to land at Itamaga in Ikorodu. That portion of Ikorodu already suffers terrible gridlock, and the sheer weight of traffic coming from Lekki will just compound the problems already faced by residents. Essentially, what it translates to is that APC is proposing to demolish thousands of homes in Lekki and Ikorodu, just to build 33km of expensive bridge where it is not really needed, to gather traffic from all over Lekki, and dump it all in an already congested part of Ikorodu. Not very smart. We prefer to spend the huge amount that would have been used for that excess 33km to: 1. Extend the existing Ibeshe Road, which terminates at Ibeshe, along the Ikorodu Foreshore, all the way through Imota, Isiu, Agbowa, Ejinrin, all the way to Epe Marina. 2. Extend the existing Badore road, by building a small bridge across the creek there, eastwards to Oriba, along the Lekki Northern Foreshore, all the way to Oko-Orisan and on by bridge to Ita-Oko and Freedom Islands and on to the Lagos Coastal Highway. 3. Build another bridge from Epe Marina to join the Ita-Oko bridge, thus closing that circle. A plan that cannot be reviewed is not a plan. It is dogma, and dogma is expensive. We're not doing dogma over here. Building 5 or 6 more bridges into UNDEVELOPED parts of Lagos ties in with our plan to spread development across Lagos State and help with our Affordable Homes Initiative. You should know that the Jakande- built Ìlasàn Housing Estate was only possible after Alhaji Jakande built Lekki-Epe Expressway. Same for Abraham Adesanya. I understand you would not know, since it your knowledge of Lagos is clearly limited to the famished Tinubu era. If we all work together, we can Make Èkó Great Again. #VoteGRV2027 #VoteADCLagos #MEGA2027 #OurLagos

Whenever we talk about basic amenities, The average Nigerian makes it feel like the things we see in developed countries are an impossibility in Nigeria. “Put body first” for electricity that has been conquered in so many countries already😂

This used to actually be a nice deal because as long as agreed you got a 4 bedroom house with a garage and your kids were upwardly mobile. Nothing really wrong with working at the factory, especially if your coworkers are cool. You got promotions and respect. The issue is they..

Omo Eko Pataki. Your concerns are germane. Far be it for me to impoverish and rob Lagos indigenes of their lands as the APC have done for decades. We will compensate all land owners and partner with them as stakeholders / beneficiaries of this project. We have no intention of using conventional construction methods or models, neither do we plan to restrict ourselves to conventional construction typologies or materials. We would use the Jakande LBIC model to purchase materials in bulk to achieve economies of scale as well as use direct trained labour that are certified products of our skill acquisition centres. Further more, we will lean on upcycling materials to achieve our aims, some Examples include reconstituting concrete hard-core and container- tecture. As part of our declaration of emergency in the housing sector,We will also pass a law that gives the state first right of refusal on all hard-core produced by demolitions in the state. This material will be crushed and reconstituted as precast members for our modular housing units. Affordability, speed , innovation and solid stakeholders engagement will bring our vision to reality. #Ourlagos

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This is why we don't get anything good that would favor the masses solved... We just make everything look like rocket science and what you're just said now would be said again in 10yrs time again... So, at what point does the government step in with solutions???

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Shebi y'all saw how "it'll favour me and my family" turned out? I really pity una this time.

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This show had so much promise but also has the most annoying conclusion

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talking about historical enemies like Yoruba people haven’t been fighting among each other for centuries

“low iq” man on a list like this? High IQ niggas should be embarrassed of themselves

As corny as it sounds watching Naruto again has ignited a fire in me . Like recalling myself when I first watched it . All the hobbies I did that I lost with age . I’m pouring back into those again and it feels amazing!

The problem with prolonged incompetence is that it dampens the imagination of people and compels them to accept mediocrity as the gold standard. Firstly, between 1988 and 1991, less than four years, South Korea delivered over two million homes to tackle homelessness and affordability. Between 2020 and 2024, Algeria delivered 1.7 million units to tackle affordability and access, a program driven and implemented by the ministry of housing. In Singapore, where housing is views as a social welfare infrastructure, homelessness is practically zero and every young graduate gets an accommodation because the government invested in building millions of housing. I can give several more examples from Finland, Vienna, or even Ireland. But sadly, our people can’t imagine this because for nearly 26 years in power, the APC HAS NOT delivered up 20,000 units of social or affordable housing. Even worse, our people have forgotten that Alhaji Lateef Jakande delivered over 20,000 units in 4 years over 40 years ago. How can people imagine possibilities when President Tinubu’s ambitious housing program has actually completed about 1000 units in almost four years. So honestly, i understand why this basic idea passes off as impossible. But is it also so because the APC has been so incompetent they have killled our collective ability to dream. #Ourlagos

There's a video where Nigel Farage claimed that "Commonwealth soldiers were not forced to fight for Britain, they all freely volunteered". This, of course, is not true; I recall watching a video in which a Nigerian veteran of the Burma War claimed he was "kidnapped" at Yola - and that was the beginning of his journey to fighting the Japanese in Burma as part of the Royal West African Frontier Force. I also recall reading books by V.C. Ike, in which he described British Army "Belly never Full" trucks - once they visited a community, some youths from that community ended up in those trucks. Somewhat related; Kemi Badenoch once essentially claimed that empire did not make Britain great. No problems, now that Britain no longer has an empire, let's see how "great" Britain can be.

The benefit is they are my friends and we hang out and have fun

We are in dire need of proper mentorship in creative fields, a lot of people do not know how to send the elevator back down…