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1. Mr WordPress

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2. Naija news today - 11th July 2017

   July 12, 2017 at 12:39 am ·

   The long awaited cable car project is on the verge
   of completion, says Governor Babatunde Fashola, but he did not give a date for the completion of the project.

   Fashola, who spoke at the World Habitat Day held at the Adeyemi Bero Audirorium,
   Alausa in Ikeja, Lagos, southwest Nigeria on Monday, said residents of the state would begin to enjoy cable car and light rail
   transportation within the metropolis as the projects would
   be completed soon.

   The governor stated that cable car, which is part of the Apapa model city plan,
   would transit between Apapa and Falomo, via Lagos Island, while
   describing the innovation as vital to achieving
   the mega city status.

   He said his administration was committed to activating every means of transportation in the state in order to reduce the number
   of vehicles on the road, which cause unheal thy carbon emissions.

   Fashola, who was represented by the Commissioner for Transportation, Kayode Opeifa, pledged that
   his administration would continue to formulate policies to improve transportation and mass movement of people, stressing that the theme
   of the celebration, which is Urban Mobility, was a key factor in the development of the state to a model mega
   city.

   The governor stated that the light rail project would
   be commissioned before the end of next year as it was estimated that 1.6 million Lagosians
   would be transported daily, which translates to 19.2 million passengers annually.

   “By the end of 2014, The Blue Line should transport Lagosians from Mile 2 to Marina, a journey of about 13.5 kilometres, in the shortest possible time. We are also proud to say that the cable car; a veritable means of fast and unhindered transportation, is on the verge of completion.

   “To grow the economy of our dear city of Lagos into one of the model Mega Cities in Africa, embracing the best practices in the transportation/urban mobility cannot be
   overlooked. Lagosians must accept this concept of transportation as safer and
   more economical. We must recognise that individual transportation translates to more vehicles on the roads, which translate to an unhealthy
   volume of carbon emissions.

   “Hence, our drive to provide a combination of transportation that would include road, rail and water ways. The challenges, however, are formulating more innovative changes aimed at ensuring the sustainability of these policies.”

   The governor pointed out that in the last 14 years, priority attention had been paid to the improvement
   of urban mobility through the development of roads, water ways and rail lines, while identifying inadequate public transportation and parking spaces, as well as congestion as contemporary challenges.

   Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development,
   Olutoyin Ayinde said the theme of the event was not determined by the United Nations, saying that the state government was leaving nothing to chance to implement the intermodal
   transportation.

   According to him, “our water transportation now moves about two million people daily. The cable car will take off from Apapa and link to Falomo via Lagos Island. The feasibility study is on and tests are being conducted. Soon, Lagosians would experience another transportation experience.

   “The Blue line and the Red line rail projects are ongoing
   and will soon be completed. Lagos State is the third in the
   African continent to achieve urban mobility.

3. bet9jalive score

   September 10, 2017 at 10:03 am ·

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   Spouse pours sizzling water on husband for consuming the family’s dinner

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   Police raid house of innocent residents as a
   result of they personal a BMW

   In the meantime, some members of the Nigerian Police Power simply
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   raided her dwelling and assaulted her and her boyfriend.

   These dudes claimed that the lady and her boyfriend took half in cultism.
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   Significantly.

   Masquerade noticed in a Bet9ja store

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   what’s a masquerade doing in a Bet9ja store? Nigerians consider that the masquerades solely come out throughout particular events, as they symbolize
   the spirits of our ancestors. Nevertheless, the financial recession appears to have hit the
   spirit world too; one among our supposed ancestral spirits confirmed up in a betting store someplace
   in Lagos. Properly, that should have been one awkward dialog
   with the cashiers.