Olufemi Ogunkoya

@TheFl0orIsLaVa @elonmusk the Chinese version will rather fly than being pushed when stuck. I'll put my money where mouth is.

Lol having your "truck" towed out by a minivan is somehow deeply symbolic.

@jon_d_doe ..and you cunts take delight in an American president being treated "badly" like that? I thought you guys were smart and respective.

This is true though. The difference is clear 😂

@channelstv The only way to that reality is to reach compromise with others towards 2038. I like Obi, but the possibility of him getting it next year is very remote. The North are smart politically. The issue of Obi spending 1 term will not fly a kite when the time comes. The evil we know...

I am looking forward to a time when only Ndigbo will contest for the presidency of Nigeria. 'We are the only people in the South that have not produced a president; they must allow us to produce a president,' says Kenneth Okonkwo. I am going to make all the necessary alignments to make sure somebody from the South East becomes president or Vice in 2027 and becomes President thereafter, he added. – Kenneth Okonkwo, ADC Member #PoliticsToday

@dolawanle @Keir_Starmer I sincerely like him too, especially for standing up to the orange man. I think Labour should give him more time.

Whether they kick Prime Minister @Keir_Starmer out of office or not, I will forever love him. I love his sense of humor and the way he talks. All the best, Mr. Stammer❤️😂😂

@MarioNawfal China is able to achieve this and more because spending $1.5 trillion on defence is not part of their priorities. And the irony is after spending such humongous amount on defence, you end up going to war with Iran, Venezuela, Cuba and Syria 😀😀

🇨🇳 China is now running trams without rails. Just virtual guidance systems on normal roads. The vehicle can carry 500 passengers and reach speeds of 70 km/h. China is already testing the next version of urban transport. Meanwhile the U.S. is still arguing over whether trains should even exist. Hopefully Trump sees this and decides America should start building futuristic infrastructure again instead of just talking about it.

@AishaYesufu There are no indigenous land owners in FCT. All lands belong to the Federal govt. If the original owners were not compensated as planned, govt must do so now. The purpose of making Abuja and its environ the FCT had defeated the issue of omo onile. This is not Lagos.

FIVE: They can't just take your land and bulldoze your house. Indigenous Rights and Land Protection Bill— Full compensation for ancestral lands.  Land Rights Tribunal.  No demolitions without proper notice and fair payment.  Affordable housing for middle- and low-income families.  Your dignity is not negotiable.

@Midatlblog About 16 yrs after Fashola introduced Alausa power project. See what lack of continuity can do? The blind refusal to follow those who can see, is a sad commentary. In 2014, during inspection, he promised Adiyan ll would be completed in 2019; it was also abandoned until of recent.

Isolo Power Gen Limited has secured approval to develop a 9MW embedded power generation project in Lagos State under the latest licensing round issued by the Lagos State Electricity Regulatory Commission (LASERC). The company is one of 14 licensees recently approved by LASERC, but the only operator cleared under the embedded generation category for a 9MW project in this round. The facility will serve Isolo and the surrounding areas, supporting Lagos State’s ongoing push to decentralise electricity supply and improve power reliability across industrial and residential corridors. If completed, residents in the surrounding areas could enjoy 24/7 power. Lagosians find out which of the 14 Gencos your area falls under and follow them. 😊✌️ #Roadto24hourspower

@thecableindex @crossriverstate We need explanation from Ogun State govt. It appears what belongs to Ogun is being credited to Lagos. The correction has to be made asap.

What states contributed to the VAT pool and what they received in February 2026 1. Lagos Contributed: N215.34bn Received: N51.93bn (24.12%) 2. Rivers Contributed: N110.78bn Received: N29.22bn (26.37%) 3. Oyo Contributed: N28.30bn Received: N12.97bn (45.82%) 4. FCT Contributed: N20.46bn Received: N9.37bn (45.78%) 5. Bayelsa Contributed: N19.81bn Received: N9.38bn (47.35%) 6. Delta Contributed: N14.42bn Received: N9.47bn (65.68%) 7. Edo Contributed: N13.34bn Received: N8.83bn (66.19%) 8. Kano Contributed: N12.02bn Received: N11.56bn (96.22%) 9. Borno Contributed: N6.23bn Received: N7.86bn (126.25%) 10. Jigawa Contributed: N5.95bn Received: N7.90bn (132.83%) 11. Akwa Ibom Contributed: N5.78bn Received: N7.66bn (132.54%) 12. Niger Contributed: N4.28bn Received: N7.38bn (172.30%) 13. Sokoto Contributed: N4.06bn Received: N7.21bn (177.64%) 14. Adamawa Contributed: N3.89bn Received: N6.92bn (178.01%) 15. Gombe Contributed: N3.80bn Received: N6.50bn (171.28%) 16. Kwara Contributed: N3.38bn Received: N6.43bn (190.25%) 17. Kebbi Contributed: N3.20bn Received: N6.82bn (212.71%) 18. Plateau Contributed: N2.84bn Received: N6.72bn (236.25%) 19. Kaduna Contributed: N2.78bn Received: N8.11bn (291.79%) 20. Ogun Contributed: N2.72bn Received: N6.96bn (255.57%) 21. Nasarawa Contributed: N2.54bn Received: N6.01bn (237.21%) 22. Anambra Contributed: N2.42bn Received: N7.12bn (294.39%) 23. Ondo Contributed: N2.30bn Received: N6.73bn (293.09%) 24. Ekiti Contributed: N2.27bn Received: N6.21bn (273.41%) 25. Yobe Contributed: N2.21bn Received: N6.17bn (279.79%) 26. Abia Contributed: N1.93bn Received: N6.37bn (329.11%) 27. Bauchi Contributed: N1.88bn Received: N7.24bn (384.52%) 28. Osun Contributed: N1.84bn Received: N6.63bn (360.80%) 29. Taraba Contributed: N1.75bn Received: N6.07bn (347.59%) 30. Kogi Contributed: N1.65bn Received: N6.53bn (395.48%) 31. Katsina Contributed: N1.46bn Received: N7.71bn (526.85%) 32. Ebonyi Contributed: N1.39bn Received: N5.94bn (426.41%) 33. Enugu Contributed: N1.30bn Received: N6.45bn (494.97%) 34. Zamfara Contributed: N1.27bn Received: N6.44bn (508.56%) 35. Benue Contributed: N1.05bn Received: N6.86bn (652.53%) 36. Imo Contributed: N905.99m Received: N6.70bn (739.16%) 37. Cross River Contributed: N679.58m Received: N6.14bn (903.89%) #TheCableIndex

@Millishield01 I was trying to liaise with someone about the availability of its spare parts in Lagos. It's very imperative.

@Agiraomo 12m u get this at ur door steps if u live in Lagos.

Plenty here in Ghana One day...Nigerians will be able to enjoy good rides. But for now...the limits nah Corrola😄😄😄😄😄 2010 Ford F-150.

@Mario9jaa @DipoPopson Very true. Not that Fashola wasn't good, David is just better. He's an engineer by profession who truly knows his onion. Apparently where he has an edge is the introduction of concrete on federal roads. Although, Fashola & Dangote might disagree cos of Apapa/ Oshodi exp way.

@DipoPopson He has been better regardless.

UNPOPULAR OPINION: Dave Umahi has been a better Minister of Works than Fashola in less than three years.

@SwedishRumble I concurred with your observation totally. But one more thing I also observe is lackadaisical attitude of our players and this has been going on for quite a while. The senior players choose when and when not to play to their strength and most matches we lost was due to this.

❗️Brentford played United and City away B2B. Think the difference between the games tells a lot about the state of things. 🔺At Old Trafford, Brentford had 54% possession. Jensen and Damsgaard had 170+ passes. Jensen completed 79 of 94. At the Ethiad, Brentford had 40% possession. Jensen completed 35 of 52 passes. 🔺Watching the games — the cause for the difference on the pitch is clear as day. City lifted up their back 4, took away space from Brentford in the build-up, and Brentford could not handle it. Brentford even pushed high with 4 players at times, but City still didn’t drop back. Jensen and co are good, not elite. He was in way over his head against City. Against United, Brentford sent up 1-3 players and United dropped deep with 7 players and Brentford played through our press with such an ease. 🔺But why do Man Utd play which such a deep line? It has nothing to do with the midfield. You cannot press with a deep line. As seen in the picture below, Utd is 7 against 3 in our own half, and Brentford is consequently 7 against 3 in their half. You cannot press with 3 players against 7. It has everything to do with the lack of pace at CB. This is a problem we have had for a long long time. It does not get the attention it deserves. 🔺I really try to like the idea of Carrick getting the job. Sometimes I am excited about it. But it’s 2026. We have three games left of a season without a knife against our throat. We play Sunderland. What does Carrick do? The first name put on the the team sheet is Harry Maguire and we play an extremely deep line. This is what we need to work on. It cannot be up for debate. Why is Lenny Yoro sat on the bench? Why doesn’t we even try to improve here? When we play this deep, the best we can hope on is counter attacks because we will never be able to establish sustained pressure. 🔺Brentford and Sunderland are good. But it will — not — be any different in Europe next season. Well organized teams like Bodo-Glimt, FC Copenhagen, Sparta Prague and the likes will have a field day, just like Brentford, Sunderland and Leeds. People think we will do well in the big group stage of the CL just because we play in the PL. Most European teams can’t handle the physical nature of PL clubs. That is why Newcastle and Tottenham are top in the CL while bottom in the PL. When we play such a deep line — we get nothing of that. ⚽️My bar is extremely low, for what I would settle for with a new manager. Looking around Europe the last decade, what works is possession focused 4-2-3-1, high line and high counter press. Give me that and I would take it. Why? We simply cannot waste time building teams in the wrong direction. We have done it since Mourinho, who was past it tactically when we got him. I cannot be in favor of appointing a manager who clearly favors this ultra deep line counter attack style.

@HonMayorDele How I wish you were denied, then handed ministry of works and housing. I'm just saying.

A true representation is assured… and Kosofe is about to feel the difference. For years, leadership has been about staying connected to the people, understanding their realities, and delivering impact that can be seen and felt. That same spirit of service, accessibility, and performance is what we are taking to the House of Representatives. The people know us.
They know our journey.
They know our commitment.
And they know we have never disappointed them… we will not start now. This is beyond politics; it is about giving Kosofe a voice that truly represents the hopes, struggles, and aspirations of the masses. A representation rooted in experience, compassion, capacity, and results. Support Mayor Dele Oshinowo for Member, House of Representatives, Kosofe Federal Constituency. Stronger Representation; Stronger Kosofe! 💪🏽

@AishaYesufu Don't waste your money, wait for 2031. You haven't got the capacity to challenge Wike in Abuja. Well, what do I know? All the best.

WHY THE SENATE? I have spent years calling out the problems. Now I am seeking the platform to implement the solutions. From the outside, I could shout. From the inside, I can legislate. From the outside, I could demand. From the inside, I can enforce. A better Abuja will not build itself. It requires constitutional power

@channelstv P Obasanjo has reiterated time and again that the refineries will never work again but govt after govt appears to have hiddenagenda. It's obvious without mincing words that we are witnessing a source of cash cow for the politicians and their elite cohorts. Sad, really sad.

This MoU is just an intention to commence conversation and to go into the nitty-gritty. It's just a signal that they are having a conversation. - Festus Osifo, Chairman, TUC, speaking on NNPC Ltd's MoU with Chinese companies for the completion and operation of the Port Harcourt and Warri refineries. #PoliticsToday

@ruffydfire @YouTube P Jonathan to save failing economy? The economy had started failing b4 he left office. Could you pls show us one project he started and completed in 5yrs? I have nothing personal against him but its no for me. Even the power he privatised has been in comatose since then.

Jonathan 2027? Can He Save Nigeria’s Failing Economy? youtu.be/mN3O07CRQnk?si… via @YouTube

@_2High4Dis @AirtelNigeria This has been going on for quite a while; subscribers becoming disillusioned with horrendous service by network providers and the minister of communication has remained muted.The guy is just enjoying the peck of office. History will record him as the worst ever.

-@AirtelNigeria u worst pass tinubu

@dolawanle @Nigel_Farage Are they gullible or they know how to punish their politicians who refuse to heed to their needs and observation? I'm just saying.

The British people are so gullible. They were deceived by @Nigel_Farage into voting for Brexit, which led to our exit from the European Union. He then disappeared, only to return with his anti-immigrant slogan. They fell for it again in the 7 May Election. The nation is reeling from the effects of our exit from the EU, and immigrants will feel the latest wave of Nigel Farage’s reform party. Racism is back.

@SAsekome @Flohairs @Omomoore22 @mamatii001 @woye1 @aonanuga1956 @Riddwane @iamAhmadOlolu @Yeribaaba @TinubuMan01 @Hindatu___ @DapoAbiodunCON this is how Sango/ Ota bridge should have been instead of the flyover. The PDP got it wrong back in the day.

I hear that this roundabout went from THIS to THAT somewhere in Benue State!🔥 This Transformation is CRAZY!! APC Governors dey vex!!😁

@renoomokri Reno, pls stop it! You're brazenly misleading the people. If you google it, you wld have found how much it actually cost without tax( find attached) Moreover, considering UK minimum wage, an average car ower can afford to buy the fuel. Unfortunately, reverse is the case in Naija.

Petrol Is Now ₦3200 Per Litre In England. Almost Three Times What We Pay In Nigeria. Price Increases Are a Global Issue Caused By The Middle East Crisis