Mr Rafiu Sanni

We have had Okada ban in all the state capitals in the south east for years now. Hurt a bit initially but no one misses them today. Lagos is just coming late to the party

Yes. You are right. This was how oyinbo developed aeroplanes.

How many of our IT firms have developed traffic management softwares and applications they can pitch @jidesanwoolu to buy? Are our coders are working on BRT systems and locator app? If @GokadaNG brings double decker buses to Lagos today, @followlasg will give it BRT right of way.

How many of our universities have started giving project topics on solving Lagos traffic problems apart from topics that will allow them ask students for sex or money? I am not aware if any professional body organized a symposium to discuss solutions to Lagos traffic problems.

I'm not aware of any social problem Nigerians solved together as a people. Immediately okada was banned, everybody turned to govt, "yeepa! We are trekking o! There's no alternative to Okada o! Nobody is suggesting specific workable transport models. Whereas opportunities abound.

“In this digital era, Fulani elders have lost control over their kids, many of whom are now professional kidnapers and cattle rustlers. In the pre-digital era, Fulani men and women were the most law-abiding people.” - Mahmud Jega

@MBuhari give us more helipad along our borders and highways.

Yes! Organised, orderly, respecting traffic lights and without Okada and Keke Marwa driving one way or speeding through the middle to potentially cause accidents and scratch cars. https://twitter.com/GokadaNG/status/1224274082126090240 …

Did CAN contract him? At what point did CAN interview him? Thank God for his accent and diction, if he had the fulani accent, hell would have been let loose.

CAN said the Kaduna bombing suspect told them his name is Mohammed and not Samuel. My question is assuming it is true, what has that got to do really? He is a bomb suspect, he is a bomb suspect. All these attempt at rationalizing nonsense must stop. Well, it’s CAN. It’s their way

I will never forget, one of the best nurses I ever worked with died of the demon that is addiction. We all watched big Pharma push these drugs that killed so many good people.

She was in throes of an almost fatal overdose. Long story short she was so angry with us for trying to help get her into rehab. She already had HEB, HIV from a used needle that killed her brother. I left the US two months later she was dead.

One day she did not show up to work, I did something I never did before. My instincts felt something was really wrong. Went to her house, she did not answer door. Had apartment management let us in, found her semi-unconscious. Pills strewn everywhere. Called an ambulance.

A thread #1 Years ago I was managing a rehab unit, my favorite nurse Didi (not real name) was so caring and good with patients till I noticed on her shift every prn drug was signed for. Every single Oxycontin and Percocet. We had a problem, started watching her every move.

€250,000,000? Where? That’s an average of €7million per state!. Were these projects awarded directly or via Nigerian Government? Are they ongoing or already executed? Could you post a link to these projects as they would’ve been noticeable if even half this amount was invested.