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Cracks on Lameco Bridge, Osogbo Expose Governor Adeleke’s Substandard Projects Across Osun State The ongoing Lameco Flyover Bridge project in Osogbo, Osun State, is already displaying visible cracks and other defects, even though construction is still in progress. This early sign of structural issues is alarming and raises serious... questions about the quality of materials, workmanship, and overall execution. This incident is not isolated, as residents and observers have repeatedly pointed out similar concerns with several infrastructure projects across Osun State under Governor Adeleke's administration. Many argue that poor quality control and substandard delivery are becoming a pattern. Critics particularly highlight that Governor Ademola Adeleke appears to approve these projects without adequate follow-up monitoring or supervision after the contracts are awarded. This lack of oversight contributes to rushed or compromised work, ultimately endangering public safety and wasting state resources. The people of Osun deserve durable, well-built projects that truly serve the public interest. Wale Adedayo 🌍🔰 SULAIMAN, Gafar Blessing Abdullahi A. Tadese (Wisdom Prince) Remi OMOWAIYE Prince Adeshina TallJohn🌍 Larry-Jay Olanrewaju Adeolu Gabriel Omisore ayotunde rasheedshow more

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Gov Ademola Adeleke

41,756 views • 3 months ago

Chief Bisi Akande did not govern Osun for Ila alone. Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola did not make the state about Okuku. Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola did not govern only for Ijesaland. Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola did not turn Osun into Iragbiji. They all governed with the understanding that every community mattered and every town deserved a sense of belonging. Today, many people are asking why Governor Ademola Adeleke appears determined to concentrate major projects and attention on Ede. The proposed state airport was relocated to Ede, while the bridge promised to Ikirun was abandoned. It raises an important question: should the development of Osun be centred on one town at the expense of others? Osun deserves a governor who will serve every community fairly and ensure no part of the state is left behind. On 15/08/26, let's vote for Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji (AMBO), a leader committed to a united, inclusive, and prosperous Osun. #BridgeToModernOsun #AmboAtide

Chief Bisi Akande did not govern Osun for Ila alone. Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola did not make the state about Okuku. Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola did not govern only for Ijesaland. Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola did not turn Osun into Iragbiji. They all governed with the understanding that every community mattered and every town deserved a sense of belonging. Today, many people are asking why Governor Ademola Adeleke appears determined to concentrate major projects and attention on Ede. The proposed state airport was relocated to Ede, while the bridge promised to Ikirun was abandoned. It raises an important question: should the development of Osun be centred on one town at the expense of others? Osun deserves a governor who will serve every community fairly and ensure no part of the state is left behind. On 15/08/26, let's vote for Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji (AMBO), a leader committed to a united, inclusive, and prosperous Osun. #BridgeToModernOsun #AmboAtide

Iyalaya

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PRESS STATEMENT 24/07/2006 APC’s Desperate Plot to Discredit Adeleke’s Achievements Through Project Vandalism Must Be Stopped - OSUN ACCORD The Osun Accord has received credible reports of a disturbing pattern of vandalisation targeting public infrastructure delivered by the administration of Governor Ademola Adeleke. These acts are not ordinary criminal activities but appear to be part of a calculated attempt by desperate elements in the opposition APC to undermine and discredit the remarkable achievements of the current administration ahead of the forthcoming governorship election. Having failed to match the Governor’s impressive record of performance, these elements seem determined to destroy the very projects that are transforming communities across the state in order to create a false impression of government failure. These acts of sabotage is strongly condemned in the strongest terms and those behind them should know that public infrastructure belongs to the people of Osun State, not to any political party. The destruction of roads, public facilities, streetlights, and other government assets is an attack on the collective interest of our citizens and will not diminish the resolve of Governor Adeleke to continue delivering dividends of democracy to every part of the state. The security agencies is hereby called on to thoroughly investigate these incidents, identify those responsible regardless of their political affiliation, and ensure they face the full weight of the law. We hereby urge residents, community leaders, youth groups, and all well-meaning citizens to remain vigilant and take ownership of public assets by promptly reporting any suspicious activities around government projects to the appropriate security agencies. The people of Osun have witnessed unprecedented infrastructural development under Governor Ademola Adeleke, and no amount of politically motivated vandalism will erase these visible achievements or derail the administration’s commitment to building a more prosperous and secure state for all. As a ruling party in government, we will ensure proper surveillance of all our projects, including setting up a monitoring team while the ministry of Works has commenced inspection of the site to examine level of sabotage. Together, we must protect our common heritage from those who seek to sacrifice public interest for partisan political gain. Signed: Pastor Victor Akande Chairman, Osun Accord

PRESS STATEMENT 24/07/2006 APC’s Desperate Plot to Discredit Adeleke’s Achievements Through Project Vandalism Must Be Stopped - OSUN ACCORD The Osun Accord has received credible reports of a disturbing pattern of vandalisation targeting public infrastructure delivered by the administration of Governor Ademola Adeleke. These acts are not ordinary criminal activities but appear to be part of a calculated attempt by desperate elements in the opposition APC to undermine and discredit the remarkable achievements of the current administration ahead of the forthcoming governorship election. Having failed to match the Governor’s impressive record of performance, these elements seem determined to destroy the very projects that are transforming communities across the state in order to create a false impression of government failure. These acts of sabotage is strongly condemned in the strongest terms and those behind them should know that public infrastructure belongs to the people of Osun State, not to any political party. The destruction of roads, public facilities, streetlights, and other government assets is an attack on the collective interest of our citizens and will not diminish the resolve of Governor Adeleke to continue delivering dividends of democracy to every part of the state. The security agencies is hereby called on to thoroughly investigate these incidents, identify those responsible regardless of their political affiliation, and ensure they face the full weight of the law. We hereby urge residents, community leaders, youth groups, and all well-meaning citizens to remain vigilant and take ownership of public assets by promptly reporting any suspicious activities around government projects to the appropriate security agencies. The people of Osun have witnessed unprecedented infrastructural development under Governor Ademola Adeleke, and no amount of politically motivated vandalism will erase these visible achievements or derail the administration’s commitment to building a more prosperous and secure state for all. As a ruling party in government, we will ensure proper surveillance of all our projects, including setting up a monitoring team while the ministry of Works has commenced inspection of the site to examine level of sabotage. Together, we must protect our common heritage from those who seek to sacrifice public interest for partisan political gain. Signed: Pastor Victor Akande Chairman, Osun Accord

Elijah Oluwasayo

15,540 views • 1 month ago

Yesterday evening, I inspected the vandalized section of the Lameco Flyover in Osogbo. I commend the hardworking engineers from the Ministry of Works who have swiftly mobilized to the site to ensure the immediate repair of the damaged section. During my visit, I received direct briefing from the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Works, Engr. Bashiru Bello, on the circumstances surrounding the act of vandalism. It is unfortunate that some saboteurs, whose sole objective is to undermine our developmental strides and destroy the legacy of this administration, would resort to attacking public infrastructure built with taxpayers’ resources. I enjoin security agencies to strengthen the protection of public infrastructure across the state and ensure that those responsible for this criminal act are identified, arrested, and brought to justice. These projects belong to the people of Osun State, and every well-meaning citizen has a responsibility to protect them from acts of sabotage and vandalism. My administration remains resolute in its commitment to delivering quality infrastructure and will not be deterred by the actions of those who seek to impede our progress.

Yesterday evening, I inspected the vandalized section of the Lameco Flyover in Osogbo. I commend the hardworking engineers from the Ministry of Works who have swiftly mobilized to the site to ensure the immediate repair of the damaged section. During my visit, I received direct briefing from the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Works, Engr. Bashiru Bello, on the circumstances surrounding the act of vandalism. It is unfortunate that some saboteurs, whose sole objective is to undermine our developmental strides and destroy the legacy of this administration, would resort to attacking public infrastructure built with taxpayers’ resources. I enjoin security agencies to strengthen the protection of public infrastructure across the state and ensure that those responsible for this criminal act are identified, arrested, and brought to justice. These projects belong to the people of Osun State, and every well-meaning citizen has a responsibility to protect them from acts of sabotage and vandalism. My administration remains resolute in its commitment to delivering quality infrastructure and will not be deterred by the actions of those who seek to impede our progress.

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158,468 views • 1 month ago

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“Governor Francis Nwifuru of Ebonyi State has continued to face criticism from some residents and political observers over his performance since taking office. Critics claim that since being sworn in as governor, they are yet to see what they describe as a major project commissioned under his administration. Many Ebonyi voices making comparisons point to former governor turned minister, Engr. David Umahi, whom they credit with massive infrastructure development, road projects and visible transformation across the state during his tenure. According to these critics, the state handed over by Umahi was on a strong development path, but they believe Governor Nwifuru has struggled to sustain that pace. Some dissatisfied citizens have even tagged him the “worst governor,” questioning his handling of the state and expressing disappointment over the direction of governance. Interestingly, amid the criticisms and growing debates around his administration, Governor Francis Nwifuru has now emerged as the consensus candidate for re-election, a development that has generated fresh reactions and conversations across Ebonyi State.”

MaziTundeEdnutfan

17,705 views • 3 months ago

OSOGBO, OSUN: Yesterday, August 19, 2026, Naija Confra reported a cultist face-off in the Oja Oba area of Osogbo, Osun State. The clash involved Eiye (ACN) and Aye (NBM) cultists. Although the Governor of Osun State, Governor Ademola Adeleke, was reportedly in the area yesterday, the incident had nothing to do with an att@ck on the Governor. There have also been reports claiming that some cultists wanted to att@ck one of Nigeria’s biggest musicians, Davido, who is a nephew of the Governor of Osun State. However, these reports have NOT been verified by Naija Confra. What we can confirm is that the incident involved a clash between Eiye and Aye cultists, and at least one person was reportedly k**led. Following yesterday’s incident, Naija Confra received reports this morning, August 20, at around 4am, of another att@ck in the same Oja Oba area, where a man identified as Cango was reportedly k**led. As we continue to monitor the situation in Oja Oba, we urge residents and everyone in the area to remain vigilant and stay safe. We also call on security operatives to urgently look into the situation and prevent further violence. Reject Cultism.

OSOGBO, OSUN: Yesterday, August 19, 2026, Naija Confra reported a cultist face-off in the Oja Oba area of Osogbo, Osun State. The clash involved Eiye (ACN) and Aye (NBM) cultists. Although the Governor of Osun State, Governor Ademola Adeleke, was reportedly in the area yesterday, the incident had nothing to do with an att@ck on the Governor. There have also been reports claiming that some cultists wanted to att@ck one of Nigeria’s biggest musicians, Davido, who is a nephew of the Governor of Osun State. However, these reports have NOT been verified by Naija Confra. What we can confirm is that the incident involved a clash between Eiye and Aye cultists, and at least one person was reportedly kled. Following yesterday’s incident, Naija Confra received reports this morning, August 20, at around 4am, of another att@ck in the same Oja Oba area, where a man identified as Cango was reportedly kled. As we continue to monitor the situation in Oja Oba, we urge residents and everyone in the area to remain vigilant and stay safe. We also call on security operatives to urgently look into the situation and prevent further violence. Reject Cultism.

Naija Confra

73,668 views • 7 days ago

EBONYI STATE IS IN A BIGGER MESS NOW.... I pity anyone plying flyovers or bridges constructed under Gov. Francis Nwifuru. Chances are that you're playing with your life. He doesn't award contracts to established contractors. This is the latest of such fake construction works he has undertaken. Any house built by his administration is a potential carnage. It'll collapse soon. One tipper of sand, three bags of cement! Mr Governor has normalized poor standards. This is not good for our state. Stop giving contracts of legacy projects to family members and politicians. You're endangering the lives using such facilities. You're also creating a bad legacy for yourself. This is not about criticism; it's reality staring at you in the face. You've not delivered any project that can stand the test of quality and longevity. I'm pained because it's our money that is being wasted in this manner. Senator Nwariver knew the blame goes to the governor. He was just being sycophantic in the video. The guy said it's the governor's company that is constructing the bridge. You see that governor awards contracts to his company which delivers shoddy jobs... There's bigger problem in the land.

EBONYI STATE IS IN A BIGGER MESS NOW.... I pity anyone plying flyovers or bridges constructed under Gov. Francis Nwifuru. Chances are that you're playing with your life. He doesn't award contracts to established contractors. This is the latest of such fake construction works he has undertaken. Any house built by his administration is a potential carnage. It'll collapse soon. One tipper of sand, three bags of cement! Mr Governor has normalized poor standards. This is not good for our state. Stop giving contracts of legacy projects to family members and politicians. You're endangering the lives using such facilities. You're also creating a bad legacy for yourself. This is not about criticism; it's reality staring at you in the face. You've not delivered any project that can stand the test of quality and longevity. I'm pained because it's our money that is being wasted in this manner. Senator Nwariver knew the blame goes to the governor. He was just being sycophantic in the video. The guy said it's the governor's company that is constructing the bridge. You see that governor awards contracts to his company which delivers shoddy jobs... There's bigger problem in the land.

Onwa_Nnewi

29,077 views • 23 days ago

I am pleased to announce that the Lagos Island regeneration project is steadily progressing. This is a direct result of the commitment of Mr. Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu Babajide Sanwo-Olu , to restore order and ensure sanity in our environment across the state. From drainage upgrades to the clearing of illegal structures and the transformation of under-bridge spaces, we are seeing visible improvements. Flood-prone areas are being addressed, public infrastructure is being protected, and residents are already experiencing better living conditions. This project is about long-term value. It is about safeguarding lives, preserving infrastructure and restoring the true character of Lagos Island. We will stay the course and ensure that every phase of the regeneration is delivered responsibly and in the best interest of our people. #AGreaterLagosRising

I am pleased to announce that the Lagos Island regeneration project is steadily progressing. This is a direct result of the commitment of Mr. Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu Babajide Sanwo-Olu , to restore order and ensure sanity in our environment across the state. From drainage upgrades to the clearing of illegal structures and the transformation of under-bridge spaces, we are seeing visible improvements. Flood-prone areas are being addressed, public infrastructure is being protected, and residents are already experiencing better living conditions. This project is about long-term value. It is about safeguarding lives, preserving infrastructure and restoring the true character of Lagos Island. We will stay the course and ensure that every phase of the regeneration is delivered responsibly and in the best interest of our people. #AGreaterLagosRising

Tokunbo Wahab

22,964 views • 6 months ago

This is Osun, not Saraki Kwara State. When Governor Adeleke met with the “Federal might," it was a normal visitation, but when the APC governorship candidate, AMBO, met with the “Federal might," it was bragging—OKAY! The president of Nigeria is an APC member. He has the right to support any APC members vying for election in Nigeria. Under President Tinubu's administration, we witnessed a free, fair, and less violent election in Nigeria. Recall the 2022 election: an APC member, FPMBUHARI, was the president in 2022, yet you didn’t accuse the OSUN APC of “Federal Might” when we lost to ADELEKE. It’s now that you all are playing a pity game. The Osun election is about grassroots political workings and not social media politics. The margins in the Osun election are always closer between the APC and the PDP, regardless of the candidates both parties presented. The Osun election is always tied—this already refutes your “wide margin speculation.” These are the results of the last two elections in Osun State. Osun 2022 result. PDP—403,371 APC—375,073 Osun 2018 result APC—255, 505 PDP—255,023 The current political structures don’t favor Adeleke. The PDP structure has collapsed, the Accord structure is weak, the bigwigs who assisted the governor's emergence have left the party, no Aregbesola anti-party, there is no voting till 11pm in Ede again, there are no sympathy votes, etc. The current Osun election DATA doesn’t favor Governor Adeleke. No Chochocho. No emotional or media blackmail would work this time around. Please, Egbon, always tell the governor the truth! The only governor who had a wide margin was Aregbesola. Aregbesola achieved it via the defection of PDP bigwigs to the APC, despite being the Governor then. The likes of Oyinlola, Serubawon(Late. Isiaka Adeleke), and others. Aregbesola APC (394,684) and OMISORE PDP(292,747) As of today, Osun APC is adding up at the grassroots. We aren't relying on "Federal might." The President will support any APC members vying for an election—That’s sacrosanct! APC will win the Osun August 15th election and we’d vote massively for President Tinubu in 2027✊🏼. BOLA l’Osun. BOLA ni Federal.

This is Osun, not Saraki Kwara State. When Governor Adeleke met with the “Federal might," it was a normal visitation, but when the APC governorship candidate, AMBO, met with the “Federal might," it was bragging—OKAY! The president of Nigeria is an APC member. He has the right to support any APC members vying for election in Nigeria. Under President Tinubu's administration, we witnessed a free, fair, and less violent election in Nigeria. Recall the 2022 election: an APC member, FPMBUHARI, was the president in 2022, yet you didn’t accuse the OSUN APC of “Federal Might” when we lost to ADELEKE. It’s now that you all are playing a pity game. The Osun election is about grassroots political workings and not social media politics. The margins in the Osun election are always closer between the APC and the PDP, regardless of the candidates both parties presented. The Osun election is always tied—this already refutes your “wide margin speculation.” These are the results of the last two elections in Osun State. Osun 2022 result. PDP—403,371 APC—375,073 Osun 2018 result APC—255, 505 PDP—255,023 The current political structures don’t favor Adeleke. The PDP structure has collapsed, the Accord structure is weak, the bigwigs who assisted the governor's emergence have left the party, no Aregbesola anti-party, there is no voting till 11pm in Ede again, there are no sympathy votes, etc. The current Osun election DATA doesn’t favor Governor Adeleke. No Chochocho. No emotional or media blackmail would work this time around. Please, Egbon, always tell the governor the truth! The only governor who had a wide margin was Aregbesola. Aregbesola achieved it via the defection of PDP bigwigs to the APC, despite being the Governor then. The likes of Oyinlola, Serubawon(Late. Isiaka Adeleke), and others. Aregbesola APC (394,684) and OMISORE PDP(292,747) As of today, Osun APC is adding up at the grassroots. We aren't relying on "Federal might." The President will support any APC members vying for an election—That’s sacrosanct! APC will win the Osun August 15th election and we’d vote massively for President Tinubu in 2027✊🏼. BOLA l’Osun. BOLA ni Federal.

SALAWU||OMOIYAONIPAKO

16,119 views • 5 months ago

Escaping The Public Contract Trap While Building African State Capacity: The Examples Of Ghana And Burkina Faso Two road projects currently underway in West African neighbours Burkina Faso and Ghana have raised an interesting question about how African public infrastructure is built and whether the assumptions behind the popular existing models are wrong. The received wisdom for decades has been that roads and other public infrastructure projects are packaged into "contracts" or "tenders", which are then awarded to private business entities in a project that is perennially tainted with waste and corruption. Burkina Faso's Ouagadougou - Bobo Dioulasso Expressway and the first phase of Ghana's Accra - Kumasi Expressway have both achieved impressive levels of delivery after being assigned to the Engineering Corps of the respective militaries of both countries. These projects have proceeded with minimum fuss, maximum output and close to zero waste, which begs an important question: In a developing country still recovering from the economic and societal devastation of colonisation and neocolonialism, why does the military not play a larger role in infrastructure development, and who decided that such an important function should be left to "the market"? Mayowa Durosinmi examines this question for The Spearhead.

Escaping The Public Contract Trap While Building African State Capacity: The Examples Of Ghana And Burkina Faso Two road projects currently underway in West African neighbours Burkina Faso and Ghana have raised an interesting question about how African public infrastructure is built and whether the assumptions behind the popular existing models are wrong. The received wisdom for decades has been that roads and other public infrastructure projects are packaged into "contracts" or "tenders", which are then awarded to private business entities in a project that is perennially tainted with waste and corruption. Burkina Faso's Ouagadougou - Bobo Dioulasso Expressway and the first phase of Ghana's Accra - Kumasi Expressway have both achieved impressive levels of delivery after being assigned to the Engineering Corps of the respective militaries of both countries. These projects have proceeded with minimum fuss, maximum output and close to zero waste, which begs an important question: In a developing country still recovering from the economic and societal devastation of colonisation and neocolonialism, why does the military not play a larger role in infrastructure development, and who decided that such an important function should be left to "the market"? Mayowa Durosinmi examines this question for The Spearhead.

The Spearhead

47,064 views • 27 days ago

Earlier today, I addressed a World Press Conference in my capacity as the Director-General of the Imole Campaign Council (TICC) on the disturbing rise in political violence in Osun State and the tragic killing of 14-year-old Ezekiel Olapade in Ilobu, Irepodun Local Government Area. With deep sorrow, I condemned the gruesome murder of the innocent teenager and demanded the immediate arrest and prosecution of Saheed Kareem, popularly known as "Tanfeani," and every individual connected with this heinous crime, following the public identification of the gang leader by the police. I warned that political violence is fast becoming a dangerous trend in Osun State, posing grave threats to peace, security, and democratic stability. I noted that the unfortunate incident in Ilobu is not isolated, but part of a disturbing pattern of violence that has claimed lives and endangered citizens in Ikire, Ilesa, Owode-Ede, Osogbo, and other parts of the state. I called on the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu TUNJI DISU, psc(+), NPM Nigeria Police Force and Nigeria Police Force_CRU, to order a comprehensive investigation into all incidents of political violence and ensure that perpetrators, sponsors, and collaborators are brought to justice irrespective of their political affiliations or social status. I also expressed our lack of confidence in the leadership of the Osun State Police Command under Commissioner of Police Ibrahim Gottan, citing the recurring incidents of violence and the growing public perception of selective law enforcement. Consequently, I called for his immediate redeployment and a thorough investigation into the apparent operational failures under his watch. Furthermore, I appealed to the National Human Rights Commission, civil society organisations, election observers, diplomatic missions, and the international community to closely monitor developments in Osun State before the situation degenerates further. As supporters of His Excellency, Governor Ademola Adeleke, and members of the Accord family, we remain committed to peace, democracy, and the rule of law. However, peace can only endure where justice prevails and accountability is guaranteed. Enough is enough. No society can prosper under the shadow of politically motivated killings. We demand justice for young Ezekiel Olapade and all victims of violence. Those responsible must be arrested and prosecuted, and every institution charged with protecting lives must rise to its constitutional duty. The people of Osun State deserve peace, security, and a democracy free from fear and bloodshed. #JusticeForEzekielOlapade #SayNoToPoliticalViolence #RedeployIbrahimGottanFromOsunState #PeaceForOsun #Imole2026 #ImoleCarryOnAccordingly

Earlier today, I addressed a World Press Conference in my capacity as the Director-General of the Imole Campaign Council (TICC) on the disturbing rise in political violence in Osun State and the tragic killing of 14-year-old Ezekiel Olapade in Ilobu, Irepodun Local Government Area. With deep sorrow, I condemned the gruesome murder of the innocent teenager and demanded the immediate arrest and prosecution of Saheed Kareem, popularly known as "Tanfeani," and every individual connected with this heinous crime, following the public identification of the gang leader by the police. I warned that political violence is fast becoming a dangerous trend in Osun State, posing grave threats to peace, security, and democratic stability. I noted that the unfortunate incident in Ilobu is not isolated, but part of a disturbing pattern of violence that has claimed lives and endangered citizens in Ikire, Ilesa, Owode-Ede, Osogbo, and other parts of the state. I called on the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu TUNJI DISU, psc(+), NPM Nigeria Police Force and Nigeria Police Force_CRU, to order a comprehensive investigation into all incidents of political violence and ensure that perpetrators, sponsors, and collaborators are brought to justice irrespective of their political affiliations or social status. I also expressed our lack of confidence in the leadership of the Osun State Police Command under Commissioner of Police Ibrahim Gottan, citing the recurring incidents of violence and the growing public perception of selective law enforcement. Consequently, I called for his immediate redeployment and a thorough investigation into the apparent operational failures under his watch. Furthermore, I appealed to the National Human Rights Commission, civil society organisations, election observers, diplomatic missions, and the international community to closely monitor developments in Osun State before the situation degenerates further. As supporters of His Excellency, Governor Ademola Adeleke, and members of the Accord family, we remain committed to peace, democracy, and the rule of law. However, peace can only endure where justice prevails and accountability is guaranteed. Enough is enough. No society can prosper under the shadow of politically motivated killings. We demand justice for young Ezekiel Olapade and all victims of violence. Those responsible must be arrested and prosecuted, and every institution charged with protecting lives must rise to its constitutional duty. The people of Osun State deserve peace, security, and a democracy free from fear and bloodshed. #JusticeForEzekielOlapade #SayNoToPoliticalViolence #RedeployIbrahimGottanFromOsunState #PeaceForOsun #Imole2026 #ImoleCarryOnAccordingly

Senator Lere Oyewumi, PhD.

31,419 views • 2 months ago

There’s a video circulating online claiming to show damage to one of the Miami signature bridge’s arches so I reached out to FDOT for comment. Here’s what they told me: “We want to assure the public that this is not a safety issue. The areas shown in the images are not structural cracks, but minor surface finishing inconsistencies that can sometimes occur after concrete is poured and the formwork is removed. These surface variations are cosmetic in nature and are not structural components or defects. They do not affect the safety, durability, or structural integrity of the bridge in any way. Any surface irregularities are addressed through standard concrete finishing procedures as part of normal construction practice. FDOT is fully committed to ensuring the safety, quality, and long-term durability of the I-395 Signature Bridge. The project is subject to rigorous engineering standards, continuous inspection, and strict quality control measures throughout every phase of construction. Safety remains FDOT’s highest priority, and the Department works closely with project leadership to uphold and exceed established structural and safety requirements. We appreciate the community’s attention and willingness to report anything that seems unusual.”

There’s a video circulating online claiming to show damage to one of the Miami signature bridge’s arches so I reached out to FDOT for comment. Here’s what they told me: “We want to assure the public that this is not a safety issue. The areas shown in the images are not structural cracks, but minor surface finishing inconsistencies that can sometimes occur after concrete is poured and the formwork is removed. These surface variations are cosmetic in nature and are not structural components or defects. They do not affect the safety, durability, or structural integrity of the bridge in any way. Any surface irregularities are addressed through standard concrete finishing procedures as part of normal construction practice. FDOT is fully committed to ensuring the safety, quality, and long-term durability of the I-395 Signature Bridge. The project is subject to rigorous engineering standards, continuous inspection, and strict quality control measures throughout every phase of construction. Safety remains FDOT’s highest priority, and the Department works closely with project leadership to uphold and exceed established structural and safety requirements. We appreciate the community’s attention and willingness to report anything that seems unusual.”

Joel Franco

49,073 views • 6 months ago

𝐕𝐈𝐃𝐄𝐎: 𝐕𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐨𝐫 𝐃𝐞𝐜𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝐍𝐞𝐠𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭 𝐎𝐟 𝐎𝐬𝐮𝐧'𝐬 𝐄𝐫𝐢𝐧-𝐈𝐣𝐞𝐬𝐡𝐚 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐟𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐬 A visitor to the Erin-Ijesha Waterfalls in Osun State has expressed disappointment over the state of disrepair, citing litter, erosion, and lack of maintenance. The concerned citizen called on the Osun State Government to take immediate action to preserve and conserve the Erin-Ijesha Waterfalls. Sharing the video on Facebook on Monday, Prince Isaac Fayose wrote, "Erin-Ijesha Waterfalls. What a shame. A poor state like Osun, sitting on a potential money earner has decided to abandon this in favour of almighty federal allocation." A voice in the video was heard saying in part, "I am sorry to be very emotional about this. I think it is a real shame that people will come here and disrespect our heritage like this. "They are literarily defecating on us, urinating on us. They are literarily destroying our heritage and we look on because we collect peanuts. I think it's a real shame." The Osun State Government has announced plans to upgrade several tourist sites in the state, including the popular Erin Ijesha Waterfalls. This move comes after public outcry over the site's current condition. The government also announced plans to oversee the upgrade and management of Erin Ijesha Waterfalls, stating that a tripartite committee will be formed, involving the government, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, and the local community. The state Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, Kolapo Alimi, made the disclosure in response to a recent viral video on the state of Erin Osun Water Falls, announcing that the government is implementing a systemic upgrade after decades of neglect by previous administrations. The commissioner noted that the tourism infrastructure upgrade plan covers the Osun Groove, Owala Inland Beach Resort in Olorunda Local Government Area, Sango Timi Shrine in Ede Local Government Area, Ayunkunnugba Waterfalls in Oke-Ila Orangun, in Ifedayo Local Government Area and other cultural sites. ---

𝐕𝐈𝐃𝐄𝐎: 𝐕𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐨𝐫 𝐃𝐞𝐜𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝐍𝐞𝐠𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭 𝐎𝐟 𝐎𝐬𝐮𝐧'𝐬 𝐄𝐫𝐢𝐧-𝐈𝐣𝐞𝐬𝐡𝐚 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐟𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐬 A visitor to the Erin-Ijesha Waterfalls in Osun State has expressed disappointment over the state of disrepair, citing litter, erosion, and lack of maintenance. The concerned citizen called on the Osun State Government to take immediate action to preserve and conserve the Erin-Ijesha Waterfalls. Sharing the video on Facebook on Monday, Prince Isaac Fayose wrote, "Erin-Ijesha Waterfalls. What a shame. A poor state like Osun, sitting on a potential money earner has decided to abandon this in favour of almighty federal allocation." A voice in the video was heard saying in part, "I am sorry to be very emotional about this. I think it is a real shame that people will come here and disrespect our heritage like this. "They are literarily defecating on us, urinating on us. They are literarily destroying our heritage and we look on because we collect peanuts. I think it's a real shame." The Osun State Government has announced plans to upgrade several tourist sites in the state, including the popular Erin Ijesha Waterfalls. This move comes after public outcry over the site's current condition. The government also announced plans to oversee the upgrade and management of Erin Ijesha Waterfalls, stating that a tripartite committee will be formed, involving the government, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, and the local community. The state Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, Kolapo Alimi, made the disclosure in response to a recent viral video on the state of Erin Osun Water Falls, announcing that the government is implementing a systemic upgrade after decades of neglect by previous administrations. The commissioner noted that the tourism infrastructure upgrade plan covers the Osun Groove, Owala Inland Beach Resort in Olorunda Local Government Area, Sango Timi Shrine in Ede Local Government Area, Ayunkunnugba Waterfalls in Oke-Ila Orangun, in Ifedayo Local Government Area and other cultural sites. ---

Punch Newspapers

72,178 views • 2 years ago

I’m glad people are beginning to see how badly run Governor Jide’s administration has been. There are far more abandoned projects than completed ones, and that is very disappointing. It feels like seven years have passed with very little that directly improves people’s daily lives. Under this administration, you can see a 50-meter road taking almost eight years to complete. Basic infrastructure now looks like rocket science. Many projects are started but never finished across Lagos, both in highbrow and low-income areas. If you want a current comparison, look at Nyesom Wike who is very much a "politician". His administration is ongoing just like this one, yet he has already delivered over 15 flyovers and more than 300 roads. Meanwhile, Lagos has more resources, talent, and access to funds, yet we still struggle to complete any meaningful major bridge. Even the Opebi Link Bridge has been completed for months but is still not in use. Another issue is the state of major roads. The Lekki‑Epe Expressway is a critical road that should be rehabilitated to the highest standard, yet just see the shabby work his team is doing. Why not give such roads to reputable companies like Julius Berger, Craneburg Construction Company, or Hi‑Tech Construction Company to fix them properly? So when are they going to do the finishing if not now? Even the drainage infrastructure in the whole of Lekki today is still largely what was built during the administration of Babatunde Fashola around 2008, with no meaningful upgrades despite the massive population growth,all the interlock laid by Gov. Fashola has been eroded and its less than 7 months to E1..yet no single sign of environmental management. At the same time, the government keeps announcing huge IGR figures, but people cannot clearly see the impact of that money on infrastructure. Roads remain in poor condition and many projects remain unfinished. Is he the only politician in Nigeria??? This is not just criticism; it is a genuine concern. Lagos is supposed to be a mega city, yet under this administration, infrastructure appears to be deteriorating instead of improving. A government should at least deliver visible, tangible projects that people can point to, but that has largely been missing. 🎥: embarrassing shabby work bring done on one of lagos' must critical transport corridor Lekki-Epe Expressway,and AI rendering of a basic and easily achievable finishing

I’m glad people are beginning to see how badly run Governor Jide’s administration has been. There are far more abandoned projects than completed ones, and that is very disappointing. It feels like seven years have passed with very little that directly improves people’s daily lives. Under this administration, you can see a 50-meter road taking almost eight years to complete. Basic infrastructure now looks like rocket science. Many projects are started but never finished across Lagos, both in highbrow and low-income areas. If you want a current comparison, look at Nyesom Wike who is very much a "politician". His administration is ongoing just like this one, yet he has already delivered over 15 flyovers and more than 300 roads. Meanwhile, Lagos has more resources, talent, and access to funds, yet we still struggle to complete any meaningful major bridge. Even the Opebi Link Bridge has been completed for months but is still not in use. Another issue is the state of major roads. The Lekki‑Epe Expressway is a critical road that should be rehabilitated to the highest standard, yet just see the shabby work his team is doing. Why not give such roads to reputable companies like Julius Berger, Craneburg Construction Company, or Hi‑Tech Construction Company to fix them properly? So when are they going to do the finishing if not now? Even the drainage infrastructure in the whole of Lekki today is still largely what was built during the administration of Babatunde Fashola around 2008, with no meaningful upgrades despite the massive population growth,all the interlock laid by Gov. Fashola has been eroded and its less than 7 months to E1..yet no single sign of environmental management. At the same time, the government keeps announcing huge IGR figures, but people cannot clearly see the impact of that money on infrastructure. Roads remain in poor condition and many projects remain unfinished. Is he the only politician in Nigeria??? This is not just criticism; it is a genuine concern. Lagos is supposed to be a mega city, yet under this administration, infrastructure appears to be deteriorating instead of improving. A government should at least deliver visible, tangible projects that people can point to, but that has largely been missing. 🎥: embarrassing shabby work bring done on one of lagos' must critical transport corridor Lekki-Epe Expressway,and AI rendering of a basic and easily achievable finishing

Mide.O 🩷

16,171 views • 5 months ago

We have substantially completed the reconstruction of Tam Balogun Road in Ijebu-Ode, with all major asphalt works now finished under our administration’s ongoing drive to strengthen road infrastructure across Ogun State. The project is currently at about 98% completion, with only lane markings left to be carried out. With both the binder and final wearing courses in place, the road is fully motorable and already improving movement, safety, and travel time for residents and road users. This is one of several strategic road projects we are delivering to ease transportation, support local economic activities, and make daily commuting smoother for our people, as we continue to build a better and more connected Ogun State. #BuildingOurFutureTogether #RoadInfrastructure #DapoAbiodun

We have substantially completed the reconstruction of Tam Balogun Road in Ijebu-Ode, with all major asphalt works now finished under our administration’s ongoing drive to strengthen road infrastructure across Ogun State. The project is currently at about 98% completion, with only lane markings left to be carried out. With both the binder and final wearing courses in place, the road is fully motorable and already improving movement, safety, and travel time for residents and road users. This is one of several strategic road projects we are delivering to ease transportation, support local economic activities, and make daily commuting smoother for our people, as we continue to build a better and more connected Ogun State. #BuildingOurFutureTogether #RoadInfrastructure #DapoAbiodun

Prince Dr. Dapo Abiodun, CON

184,563 views • 7 months ago

📌📌📌One state, One governor. Using the substantial FAAC allocations being received from the Federal Government led by Bola Ahmed Tinubu to permanently rewrite the destiny of his state. Meanwhile, some governors are stashing away funds meant for their people or spending them on needless projects, while heaping blame and telling lies about Mr. President. History will judge all of us for what we do today, even when we appear untouchable because we wield the power of the state. No one remains governor forever. What endures are the projects we build, the lives we touch, and the opportunities we create for our people. Even something as simple as releasing local government funds and allowing the councils to use them judiciously for grassroots development can become a defining legacy. Governors have come and gone. History is filled with examples of those who served their people faithfully and those who did otherwise. Stash away the FAAC. Tell the people that every problem is the fault of the Federal Government. Shift responsibility if you must. But remember that history is patient, and history is a harsh judge. Instead of all these airports that the common man is unable to access , let's have rail. Intra state rail, the next Gov and state to build one like that of Lagos will etch his name in gold,forever. Enough of all this shallow thinking projects. May history be kind to us all‼️ #KemKem Big shout out to all those from 👇state, say hi if you come across this post .

📌📌📌One state, One governor. Using the substantial FAAC allocations being received from the Federal Government led by Bola Ahmed Tinubu to permanently rewrite the destiny of his state. Meanwhile, some governors are stashing away funds meant for their people or spending them on needless projects, while heaping blame and telling lies about Mr. President. History will judge all of us for what we do today, even when we appear untouchable because we wield the power of the state. No one remains governor forever. What endures are the projects we build, the lives we touch, and the opportunities we create for our people. Even something as simple as releasing local government funds and allowing the councils to use them judiciously for grassroots development can become a defining legacy. Governors have come and gone. History is filled with examples of those who served their people faithfully and those who did otherwise. Stash away the FAAC. Tell the people that every problem is the fault of the Federal Government. Shift responsibility if you must. But remember that history is patient, and history is a harsh judge. Instead of all these airports that the common man is unable to access , let's have rail. Intra state rail, the next Gov and state to build one like that of Lagos will etch his name in gold,forever. Enough of all this shallow thinking projects. May history be kind to us all‼️ #KemKem Big shout out to all those from 👇state, say hi if you come across this post .

Lady K

14,402 views • 2 months ago

People ask me all the time, “Can a Democrat win in Oklahoma?” The answer is YES. Because Oklahoma is not a red state, it’s a gerrymandered state. Just two governors ago, we had a Democratic governor and a more balanced legislature. Today, Oklahoma is ranked 50th in quality of public education and 49th in access to affordable health care. After nearly two decades of one-party control, we are at the bottom of the lists that matter most to working families. It’s not because Oklahomans don’t care, it’s because the maps protect politicians instead of representing the people. Oklahomans want a governor focused on what actually affects their lives: strong public schools, affordable and accessible health care, and an economy that works for everyday families. Those are not partisan issues. They are Oklahoma priorities. As Governor, I will fight for real, sustainable investment in our public schools, including meaningful pay raises for teachers and support staff. I will work to strengthen and expand access to affordable and accessible health care, especially in rural Oklahoma. And I will focus on lowering costs and building an economy that works for everyday families. Thank you to Governor Andy Beshear for having me on the podcast and helping elevate these issues. Oklahoma deserves better, and I trust the people of this state to help us move forward.

People ask me all the time, “Can a Democrat win in Oklahoma?” The answer is YES. Because Oklahoma is not a red state, it’s a gerrymandered state. Just two governors ago, we had a Democratic governor and a more balanced legislature. Today, Oklahoma is ranked 50th in quality of public education and 49th in access to affordable health care. After nearly two decades of one-party control, we are at the bottom of the lists that matter most to working families. It’s not because Oklahomans don’t care, it’s because the maps protect politicians instead of representing the people. Oklahomans want a governor focused on what actually affects their lives: strong public schools, affordable and accessible health care, and an economy that works for everyday families. Those are not partisan issues. They are Oklahoma priorities. As Governor, I will fight for real, sustainable investment in our public schools, including meaningful pay raises for teachers and support staff. I will work to strengthen and expand access to affordable and accessible health care, especially in rural Oklahoma. And I will focus on lowering costs and building an economy that works for everyday families. Thank you to Governor Andy Beshear for having me on the podcast and helping elevate these issues. Oklahoma deserves better, and I trust the people of this state to help us move forward.

Cyndi Munson

28,099 views • 5 months ago

The President, is building a bridge linking Benue State and Taraba State, yet people in these places are not posting about it. A lot of the projects the President is executing across Nigeria are not being highlighted by residents. Why? You don’t post what he is doing in your city or appreciate it, yet you complain that nothing is being done. Just recently, the Abuja–Kaduna highway has been trending, yet hardly anyone based there is posting about it. That’s not fair. You cannot ignore ongoing projects and then claim the President is doing nothing in your city,it’s not criticism, it’s misinformation. For example, I choose to appreciate what the President is doing in Lagos because it is visible and impactful. The road networks being developed on the island will reduce travel time, improve productivity, and make life easier for residents. When the government does something good, I will say it. Yes, there is inflation, and the government should work towards reducing the cost of living so Nigerians can thrive better. But it is still important to acknowledge the good being done. Please highlight projects in your own cities. Thank you, Mr. President, for your efforts. I know it is taxpayers’ money, but I still choose to appreciate it. Please continue to build more infrastructure. For example,Lagos needs more infrastructure, especially with the level of real estate development going on. More bridges, more road networks etc,this will make life easier for residents and future residents. Even if others don’t appreciate it, I do. THANK You sir 🎥: Nigeria man reveals an ongoing bridge contribution linking Benue State and Taraba State

The President, is building a bridge linking Benue State and Taraba State, yet people in these places are not posting about it. A lot of the projects the President is executing across Nigeria are not being highlighted by residents. Why? You don’t post what he is doing in your city or appreciate it, yet you complain that nothing is being done. Just recently, the Abuja–Kaduna highway has been trending, yet hardly anyone based there is posting about it. That’s not fair. You cannot ignore ongoing projects and then claim the President is doing nothing in your city,it’s not criticism, it’s misinformation. For example, I choose to appreciate what the President is doing in Lagos because it is visible and impactful. The road networks being developed on the island will reduce travel time, improve productivity, and make life easier for residents. When the government does something good, I will say it. Yes, there is inflation, and the government should work towards reducing the cost of living so Nigerians can thrive better. But it is still important to acknowledge the good being done. Please highlight projects in your own cities. Thank you, Mr. President, for your efforts. I know it is taxpayers’ money, but I still choose to appreciate it. Please continue to build more infrastructure. For example,Lagos needs more infrastructure, especially with the level of real estate development going on. More bridges, more road networks etc,this will make life easier for residents and future residents. Even if others don’t appreciate it, I do. THANK You sir 🎥: Nigeria man reveals an ongoing bridge contribution linking Benue State and Taraba State

Mide.O 🩷

69,130 views • 4 months ago