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@seyilaw1 please don't waste your energy talking to obidiots. They will drain you. No dey cap with failures.
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@originalproflle is one most stupid guy I know, he went to US to go start influencer job. Oponu
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@jidesanwoolu please leave the money for the next set of train in bank o. So we can get huge interest. Just joking Sir when you are not like @PeterObi who keep bragging of past records that we can't verify. @jidesanwoolu keep the good work pouring in we dey root for you.
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I Believe in Karma retweeted
We have commenced the offloading of three new train sets, comprising 24 coaches, for the Red Line.
Each eight-coach train can carry up to 2,000 passengers per trip. This means more capacity, more room for commuters and the opportunity to run more frequent services along the Oyingbo-Agbado corridor.
The trains were procured with the support of the Federal Government under the leadership of HE President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.
We are making steady progress towards putting these trains into passenger service before the end of the year, as promised.
More trains, better journeys and an easier way to get around Lagos. We keep moving.
If @GRVlagos as governor is investing public resources in housing, why should the conversation begin and end with who wins an apartment, rather than how to build a housing system that continuously expands access to homeownership?
I off mic for here. Make all of una go reason am
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Rent-to-Own: Residents gradually acquire ownership through structured monthly payments.
Mass Housing Development: Partnerships with private developers to increase housing supply across different income categories.
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My thought is what can't we have a comprehensive housing programme built around four models:
Social Housing: Subsidised housing for vulnerable and low-income households.
Affordable Homeownership: Government-supported mortgages with reasonable repayment periods.
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Should access to decent housing in a resource-rich state depend on winning a lottery, or should @GRVlagos have a long-term housing policy that progressively makes homeownership attainable for ordinary residents?
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Congratulations, I hope your status done change and you can build your own house, or you will wait for @GRVlagos to build you micro-apartment and program your future. Oponu
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also The objective should not necessarily be to give everybody a house for free. That may not be financially sustainable. It should be to create a system where ordinary working people can realistically afford to own or rent decent homes.
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4. Where is the long-term vision? Is it not better to develop different housing categories for low-income earners, middle-income earners, civil servants, young professionals and larger families.
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3. What happens to people who don't win? A lottery may allocate the available units, but it does not address the housing needs of everyone else.
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2. Why micro-apartments as the dominant solution? Compact housing may maximise land use, but housing policy should also consider family size, privacy, children's needs and long-term living conditions.
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The government could establish a long-term housing scheme with affordable mortgages, rent-to-own arrangements and subsidised housing.
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@GRVlagos & the clueless followers that behave like robot, na them suppose acquire quality education. I want to ask you these questions.
1. Why lottery rather than a structured homeownership programme?
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@Farida888474 no go vote @PeterObi it's a death sentence for Nigerians, a ticking time bomb waiting to explode.
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This idiot that went and marry while he told others women are scam, and guys should not marry, you people shock me o. Why are you obidients so gullible?
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I Believe in Karma retweeted
Omo, Just after the Flamingos lie was busted, another false narrative from Peter Obi and the Obidients has been exposed again — Big thanks to sir JJ @Omojuwa 🔥
#ReElectPresidentTinubu #RenewedHopeinJigawa #ArewaForAsiwaju