Nigeria’s minister of power, works and housing, Babatunde Fashola (SAN), may have gotten his assignment as a newly-appointed minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
This is following suggestions from a second republic senator, Ayo Fasanmi who asked the immediate past governor of Lagos state to ensure the completion of the Lagos/Ibadan expressway rehabilitation.
The Nation reports that Fasanmi, an All Progressives Congress (APC) elder statesman, who hailed President Muhammadu Buhari over his appointments, described the road as the busiest in the country, adding that the 126.5-kilometre road is critical to national economic interest.
In a telephone conversation with The Nation’s correspondent, he further extolled the virtues of the ministers from the soouthwest, expressing utmost confidence in their ability to deliver.
“Lagos/Ibadan Expressway is a challenge for Buhari and his team. The Minister of Works is up to the task. In fact, our ministers from the Southwest – Fayemi, Shittu, Adewole, Adeosun and Daramola, are great assets. The region has confidence in their ability.
“They have performed in positions of responsibilities before as governors, administrators and politicians.
“For example, Fahsola is a man after my heart; hardworking, unassuming. He deserves the portfolios, having raised the level of governance in Lagos to a high pedestal. These ministers will actually change, perform and excel,” Fasanmi said, while urging Nigerians to support the administration in its drive for change.
Nigerians have also reacted to Fashola’s portfolio stating that the former governor is a three-in-one individual, and in a related development, the new minister was received by his new workers with cheers when he resumed for work.
“I became attracted to my daughter, when I saw her. And I told her I wanted to show her true love… Actually, she was the person that started it by always changing her cloths in front of me and this attracted me” – Says John Awah, who claimed that the multiple rounds of sex he had with his daughter was ‘consensual’ It sounds bizarre, untrue, and squeamish, but it’s the whole truth. Yes, it actually took place in Nigeria, Lagos, a city where everything seems possible. When Chinyere, 18, decided to leave her mother in Abia State and pay her father, John Awah, a visit in Lagos, she must have been longing for a tender loving care, which fathers give their children. But she surely did not bargain for what she eventually ended up with – steamy sex sessions with her father. Upon her arrival, her father was shocked to his bone marrow that his daughter who left him when she was a year old, had suddenly grown to a full girl, and he suddenly fell in love with her. Awah said: “I became attracted ...

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