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Debo’s dad died and took Yoruba language with him

Some other roads in Abeokuta. I think we should show our roads in Abeokuta more.

@Letter_to_Jack One of the most important roads on the Lagos-Ogun border region is getting the much needed attention. I can see how much work is being done on it from the video. Looks very solid. My issue now is with how landlords will shoot up rent and we won't be able to do anything about it

Channels TV report 20 hrs ago: Ongoing construction of AKUTE/LAMBE road in Ifo LGA, Ogun State. Listen to what the landlord said: as soon as reconstruction begun on the road, they increased shop rents from 2500 to 7,000 per month. Nigerians! God bless Governor Dapo Abiodun

@Letter_to_Jack Make I baff naked if him reply

Ibadan state people are always months behind by posting picture taken during the construction of the road. This is the current state of the road. This is a road in Iperu btw. All you people ever show is Ibadan. Rest of Oyo don enter one chances

The other day, one podcaster even suggested getting an interpreter for a governor of Lagos that can't speak Yoruba. The next step after that is that the governor of a Yoruba state doesn't have to be Yoruba. And with that, the erasing of culture is institutionalized.

@Chindaah Why did you mention Ogbomosho of all cities? Better own your tribalism with your full chest.

It’s impossible to visit other parts of Nigeria and still be tribalistic—You will love the beautiful diversity in Nigeria. But no, you will be Ogbomosho and be causing divisions.

@Odogwu3430464 @Big_marvis If you're in Lagos I can drop location. How about that?

@kayodeCF @Big_marvis If I see you one on one, I swear to god you know go survive my hate I had for una. Useless tribe.

Igbos don't hate Tinubu, they hate Yoruba passionately. Their grandfathers thought them to hate the Yoruba for no reason.

Na Latin Lagos Dey speak or how is Lagos a less Yoruba state!?? You mother isn’t Yoruba too.. you are fond of dragging Yoruba people while defending ibibio That was how you called Yorubas defending Gele stupid meanwhile tweet of you defending ibibio and akwaibom full your tl

@Odogwu3430464 @Big_marvis Na that hate go kill you.

@Big_marvis Sure!! I hate una so much!!! I wish I have the power to wipe una out of this planet.

Remember the indigenous bill, it took the efforts of Yorùbá conservatives to stop it. Non-conservative Yorùbá APC members know how dangerous that Bill was but they couldn't say anything against it. I honestly don't blame them and I understand why they are quiet? But the big question is, those of us who can be loud about dangers like this, why did you (APC members) deem it fit to collapse our movement into the APC where we won't be able to address tribal, religious and cultural issues that affect our existence as a race? This is a big question!

Okafor say “Lagos try”, the Standard Gaslighters will hype old achievements like unverified number of Primary Health Centres that Local Governments are already building in Lagos and turning into almost General hospital, but they downplay other people’s achievements… It’s a Pandemic at this point 🤣🤣

See road to a new Airport in ordinary Togo here. When will Nigeria get it right?

@Letter_to_Jack See scenery I beg

Road to the airport in Algeria. 🔥🔥🔥 When will Nigeria have this kind of scenery?

@Letter_to_Jack They have a deep hate for anything Yoruba.

I saw a negative quote about the Gateway airport, but the clown has blocked me. The person said 70% of all the roads in Ogun State are bad, so we can’t have airports. Over 20 roads have been commissioned in Ogun State this year. More are under construction. Aside from the fact that the point is stupid and shows a lack of intellectual depth, research has shown that bad roads are a national problem, not an Ogun State specific problem. Multiple studies have consistently shown that between 70–80% of roads across Nigeria are in poor condition. That reality is spread across states, it’s not peculiar to Ogun (see attached). Only Lagos and Abuja can say they have touched the majority of places. Other states only treat their capital and one other city; that’s all. Meaning you guys hide your bad roads and beam lights on others, especially Ogun and Lagos. Good governance or gamesmanship? Yet somehow, the argument is: “because roads are bad, don’t build an airport.” Infrastructure is built in parallel, not in sequence. Even if you dedicate all of ogun state revenue (roughly N400bn last year) into fixing the roads, you won’t complete all roads in 10 years, so should everything else be placed on hold until the roads are completed? When Lagos and Abuja built their airports, were all the roads tarred? Are they not attending to roads even till today? Those are our administrative and economic capitals. Airports especially are not vanity projects (that is, for states that are known for production), they are economic engines. They unlock trade, logistics, tourism, and industrial growth. That’s exactly why a state like Ogun, which has now positioned firmly as Nigeria’s foremost industrial and manufacturing hub, as well as the gateway to the economic capital that is now overcrowded, is investing in Airports early. Frankly, it should have been earlier. So, your flawed logic is: despite the heavy industrialization going on, as Ogun State is now the industrial capital of Nigeria and perhaps West Africa, and the major roads now getting attention, Ogun State is not allowed to build for the future until every road in every street is tarred? How does that sound? I agree government must do more to tackle road infrastructure deficits, but they can be done simultaneously: roads, power, transport, health, industry etc, each one reinforces the other. Ogun State is tackling infrastructural deficit and investing in endeavors that would boost productivity and further open up the state to the world. Give us your best shot.

Drainage in Abia - Otti is the SI unit of performance. Trains in Lagos: Lagos should be competing with Heaven. JB slabs in Abia: My God, Is Otti even human, see excellence everywhere. Airport in Ogun: Rubbish. When the road to get to the airport is like the path to hell... We celebrate the barest minimum. If you allow these folks gaslight you, they are not the fools. They applaud and celebrate mediocrity of their own and denigrate real strides in yours, and then recruit you to amplify it. They are not the unfortunate ones...

@Letter_to_Jack @princepodi111 Me don dey on their matter since, and I have continued to point out their Standard Gaslighting and hypocrisy BUT it’s our people that are even joining them to call us ‘bigots’ just to look good to people online 🤣🤣