FULL SPEECH: President Tinubu's Remarks At The Inauguration Of First Phase Of Red Line Rail In Lagos 

Love him or hate him, Jagaban is a legend!

OGUN, LAGOS AND OYO STATE MUST TEAM TOGETHER TO ACHIEVE INTERSTATE MORDEN TRAIN SERVICES AND NOT REFURBISHED WAGONS.

Allah SWT will strengthen you, grant you all the wisdom and health to lead the nation. We are proud of you our own Jagaban of the universe

God bless Gov sanwoolu,God bless president Tinubu, God bless Nigeria, Nigeria shall be great again

Lagos state has been blessed with intelligent and hardworking governors who have by the virtue of being in the same party, worked on a shared vision and direction. I congratulate them all. Congratulations to all Lagosians too. May we continue to witness progress all around us. Congratulations Mr. President for the vision and your role in all these

Manufacturing of train parts and assembly should be in Nigeria.

Listening to Mr president gives me hope.

I hope that Nigerians will value this man who God has sent to us at this difficult time. God bless Nigeria and God bless our President Bola Tinubu..

Bravo 👏 👏 we love the President ,may there be peace during ur 🙏 reign any evil form against u shall be distroyed IJN .

If this is one of the reasons some folks are ranting on social media that Tinubu held unto lagos let it be so. Those who did not held unto their state like Atiku and Obi we can also see their states today.

The children of haters are not here yet, maybe only one or two hwre, maybe probably they disappear because their headache is very much around in Lagos😮, after their headache depart back to Abuja you will see them returning to start their usual behaviors of cursing, just wait you will see them very soon

Gov of ogun state sit down there while nothing good is going on in his state

I love the way he addressed lagos as "My Lagos" it fills my heart.

God bless you Mr President, we know you are a man of vision and believe in your reforms but help the poor so that they don't feel the side effects of impacts, pls regulate prices. Thank you sir!

God bless and guide the president of Nigeria

Obaseki is the last person to call because he is a fulish governor of edo state

Thank you Mr president

God will strengthen you

God bless jagaban God bless Nigeria and God bless me

Well done Team Lagos

May almighty Allah continue to guide and protect you Mr president, God bless Lagos state, God bless NIGERIA.....

Tinubu should directly work with LG chairmen and local govt autonomy should be granted. That alone, you wont have any reason to remove any subsidy in the first place. Corruption should be fought with strategy not force

People hailing this man here 🤔, i sincerely wonder what you're hailing. Kai 🤦 ignorance is a thief of Destiny. Nigerian awake, we are more than this cheap sentiment of progress 🤷🏽‍♂️.

Ę Baami mi fúń Baami ni teewò 👏👏💚🇳🇬 JAH-Ga- Ban nunn8️⃣/💞🔟👑 Tè mi ni Kann sòsò🚉🖥.👏

I love this man too much. Nigeria needs modernisation amongst other reforms, so our economy can meet up with modern economies which are thriving

of the continent as slaves. Map 15 (this page) gives some sense of the scale of the slave trade. Using modern country boundaries, it depicts estimates of the cumulative extent of slavery between 1400 and 1900 as a percent of population in 1400. Darker colors show more intense slavery. For example, in Angola, Benin, Ghana, and Togo, total cumulative slave exports amounted to more than the entire population of the country in 1400. The sudden appearance of Europeans all around the coast of Western and Central Africa eager to buy slaves could not but have a transformative impact on African societies. Most slaves who were shipped to the Americas were war captives subsequently transported to the coast. The increase in warfare was fueled by huge imports of guns and ammunition, which the Europeans exchanged for slaves. By 1730 about 180,000 guns were being imported every year just along the West African coast, and between 1750 and the early nineteenth century, the British alone sold between 283,000 and 394,000 guns a year. Between 1750 and 1807, the British sold an extraordinary 22,000 tons of gunpowder, making an average of about 384,000 politically kilograms annually, along with 91,000 kilograms of lead per year. Farther to the south, the trade was just as vigorous. On the Loango coast, north of the Kingdom of Kongo, Europeans sold about 50,000 guns a year. All this warfare and conflict not only caused major loss of life and human suffering but also put in motion a particular path of institutional development in Africa. Before the early modern era, African societies were less centralized politically than those of Eurasia. Most polities were small scale, with tribal chiefs and perhaps kings controlling land and resources. Many, as we showed with Somalia, had no structure of hierarchical political authority at all. The slave trade initiated two adverse political processes. First, many polities initially became more absolutist, organized around a single objective: to enslave and sell others to European slavers. Second, as a consequence but, paradoxically, in opposition to the first process,

Nigeria will rise and shine ❤❤❤❤

What is the difference between the red line and the blue line?

God bless my dear country Nigeria and the president it is well with everyone us in Jesus Christ Mighty Name Amen Amen Amen.

kudos to Mr President, and all right thinking Nigerians irrespective of their tribes. He says, Gives me hope, the works are ongoing. Then, made mention of saboteurs, said, he know Smugglers, Buru De change, Oil thieves and so on will fight back, but we shall fight them too, and win by God's grace. and so shall it be. we as small as we are, despite of hardship, we remain steadfast, and focus on my daily routing legal activities, and strongly believe peace and tranquility will return soonest across the nation.

GOD BLESS YOU MR PRESIDENT.

Excellent as we are already progressing step by step .6️⃣/8️⃣/🔟💚🇳🇬👏.

Please what is the name of that man calling tinibu on stage ...

Competent president,I believe in God, and our prayers surely Nigeria is going to sweet. Thank s. BOLA AHMED TINUBU is a great man. God Almighty continue to guiding u in all your ways.

May asiwaju succeed 🇳🇬

Who even that comment here that tinubu is a good man thunder we fire you i swear

Our very great president.may asiwaju succeed.i love you ❤

This is a great president

Congratulations to all political leadership in Yoruba land for massive infrastructure development for better future ahead. To those complaining what has your state governments done in your region/state. Don't be enemies of progress in Yoruba land. God bless Nigeria

People just don't want to dream they want things to exist in reality too

Oga say my lagos 😢😢😢😢😢

Talk is cheap, what are the indices of this hope? Nigeria is hungry...... And people can't go to the factories where food is produced because of insecurities. Whining.

they imposed on Ternate even allowed the Dutch to come and destroy any clove trees they found there. Ambon was ruled in a manner similar to much of Europe and the Americas during that time. The citizens of Ambon owed tribute to the ruler and were subject to forced labor. The Dutch took over and intensified these systems to extract more labor and more cloves from the island. Prior to the arrival of the Dutch, extended families paid tribute in cloves to the Ambonese elite. The Dutch now stipulated that each household was tied to the soil and should cultivate a certain number of clove trees. Households were also obligated to deliver forced labor to the Dutch. The Dutch also took control of the Banda Islands, intending this time to monopolize mace and nutmeg. But the Banda Islands were organized very differently from Ambon. They were made up of many small autonomous city-states, and there was no hierarchical social or political structure. These small states, in reality no more than small towns, were run by village meetings of citizens. There was no central authority whom the Dutch could coerce into signing a monopoly treaty and no system of tribute that they could take over to capture the entire supply of nutmeg and mace. At first this meant that the Dutch had to compete with English, Portuguese, Indian, and Chinese merchants, losing the spices to their competitors when they did not pay high prices. Their initial plans of setting up a monopoly of mace and nutmeg dashed, the Dutch governor of Batavia, Jan Pieterszoon Coen, came up with an alternative plan. Coen founded Batavia, on the island of Java, as the Dutch East India Company’s new capital in 1618. In 1621 he sailed to Banda with a fleet and proceeded to massacre almost the entire population of the islands, probably about fifteen thousand people. All their leaders were executed along with the rest, and only a few were left alive, enough to preserve the knowhow necessary for mace and nutmeg production. After this genocide was complete, Coen then proceeded to create the political and economic structure necessary for his plan: a plantation society. The islands were divided into sixty-eight parcels, which were given to sixty-eight Dutchmen, mostly former and current employees of the Dutch East India Company. These new plantation owners were taught how to produce the spices by the few surviving Bandanese and could buy slaves from the East India Company to populate the now-empty islands and to produce spices, which would have to be sold at fixed prices back to the company. The extractive institutions created by the Dutch in the Spice Islands had the desired effects, though, in Banda this was at the cost of fifteen thousand innocent lives and the establishment of a set of economic and political institutions that would condemn the islands to underdevelopment. By the end of the seventeenth century, the Dutch had reduced the world supply of these spices by about 60 percent and the price of nutmeg had doubled. The Dutch spread the strategy they perfected in the Moluccas to the entire region, with profound implications for the economic and political institutions of the rest of Southeast Asia. The long commercial expansion of several states in the area that had started in the fourteenth century went into reverse. Even the polities which were not directly colonized and crushed by the Dutch East India Company turned inward and abandoned trade. The nascent economic and political change in Southeast Asia was halted in its tracks. To avoid the threat of the Dutch East India Company, several states abandoned producing crops for export and ceased commercial politically activity. Autarky was safer than facing the Dutch. In 1620 the state of Banten, on the island of Java, cut down its pepper trees in the hope that this would induce the Dutch to leave it in peace. When a Dutch merchant visited Maguindanao, in the southern Philippines, in 1686, he was told, “Nutmeg and cloves can be grown here, just as in Malaku. They are not there now because the old Raja had all of them ruined before his death. He was afraid the Dutch Company would come to fight with them about it.” What a trader heard about the ruler of Maguindanao in 1699 was similar: “He had forbidden the continued planting of pepper so that he could not thereby get involved in war whether with the [Dutch] company or with other potentates.” There was de-urbanization and even population decline. In 1635 the Burmese moved their capital from Pegu, on the coast, to

God bless you Governor Sanwolu All Governor in Yoruba Lands wake up this is your time Ohun ti e ba se fun ile Yoruba itan ko ni gbagbe yin.

May Asiwaju succeed in all ramifications of life and in the affairs of our nation....

BAT and Lagos na 5&6.😂. I love the way he loves his homeland.

Nigerians it takes only 6 weeks for yam to grow, it takes few weeks for potatoes to grow as well, start farming and start encouraging your community to go into farming, start the change you want instead of crying on the internet.

The governor of Ogun state is their without doing nothing in his state.

I see and realize from comments made here by people of a particular tribe that culturally, they don't RESPECT ELDERS in their towns of birth. We the Yorubas, we do respect our tribe leaders hence, we don't write insulting jargons against our leaders. Insultive online writers, please take cue from we Yorubas as we greatly respect our elders.

I use my digital card in Washington for rails,buses and even shopping…well done guys

Confusion talk. People are HUNGRY for food, not all this useless talk about old chinese train from 1980 that doesn't provide employment, food, and healthcare. Boring and uninspiring speeches that DON'T do anything for the masses, everything na lie.

Why tinubu Talk so slow i guess its a good thing that way people won't miss a single word he says...they can always bring him back to remembrance 😅

He has nothing to say 😢

Say something important about our economic not greetings 🥵

Funny nigeria 🇳🇬president😅😅😅

Buhari project

I love you jagaban

Leave grammar sir go ooen border ooo tinubu😊

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Talk about what you promise Nigerian ,people are suffering reduce fuel price that is enough ,.We voted for you and you went to increase price of fuel .I don't know what is really wrong with this old man .Nigerians are suffering mr man

Your father not my

Mumu ppl

He has nothing to say..but greetings for all that attended 😅😅😅🎉🎉😂😂

When the home is at peace Abi ? But you are not thinking na Tinubu

The plan is to develop lagos state before Nigeria is divided. Alright! That's why he stole our mandate.

tinubu have special interest in hope uzodima and wike because of the criminal role they played during 2023 election

see their faces! hahahaha! confusion pro max. hahahaha

Econony don scatter for city boy hand. Empty talk.

No doubt Tinubu is a visionary. The problem however is that he doesn’t seem to have what it takes to lead in 2024. Leading Nigeria shouldn’t be a reward to past performance, leading Nigeria should be given to the person that understands today’s challenges and has the ability to solve them (including verbally & physically). The mere fact that Tinubu is not capable of visiting affected parts of Nigeria or holding consistent press conferences is a big issue. I pray he proves me wrong & transforms Nigeria for the better.

The people are far from his speech because the words are uniformed in communication.

why are yhese governors sleeping like the judges at the tribunal😂 don' t come and attack me unless you got your wifi/ data from the presidency. Because ambsure some people are getting subsidy on data to defend their man, brother and father. I believe that one day, leadership will not be by turn/ tribe but by qualification

Bias President, He went to Lagos but cannot go to Abia state for power plant Inauguration.

This speech is so uninspiring and a reflection of how low and confused Nigeria has become in the last nine months.Sad.

Ndi ofe mmanu shame shame on you all

how did this guy get to be president of Nigeria 🇳🇬 the continent largest economy

Get out from that office ooooo, old grand pa! I can’t even bear reading Tifnubu speech, tufikua!

We need light 🕯️🕯️🚨 in Nigeria mr tinubu ,your father your ancestors the man who is responsible for the hunger and hardship ,unhappiness of Nigerians mr bola almed Tinubu please leave us alone go to age people home and enjoy your dirty money

This man called Tinubu your sick and too old to lead.

𝓡𝓲𝓭𝓮 𝓸𝓷 𝓲 𝓪𝓶 𝓵𝓮𝓪𝓻𝓷𝓲𝓷𝓰