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Number 16 Palm Church Street Araoloya Lagos Island

22/08/2025

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Giwa Quadri Abiodun

61 surulere lagos

Osoroko Community, Ibeju-Lekki LGA, Lagos State, Nigeria

[email protected]

Date: August 22, 2025

To:
The Executive Chairman,
Ibeju-Lekki Local Government
Igando-Oloja, Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos State, Nigeria

Cc:
The Permanent Secretary,
Lagos State Ministry of Health
The Secretariat, Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria

Subject:
Urgent Request for Establishment of a Primary Healthcare Facility And The Rehabilitation Of The Delapitated Existing Ones In Osoroko Community, Ibeju-Lekki LGA

Dear Hon. Chairman, I am writing to draw your attention to the critical lack of healthcare facilities in the Osoroko community, located along the Lekki Free Trade Zone Road in Ibeju-Lekki Local Government Area, and to respectfully request the establishment of a primary healthcare center to address this pressing need.

Osoroko, situated near significant developments such as the Lekki Free Trade Zone, Dangote Refinery, and Lekki Deep Sea Port, is experiencing rapid growth as part of the "New Lagos" vision. However, residents currently face significant barriers to accessing healthcare, with the nearest facilities—Lekki Primary Health Care Center and Akodo General Hospital—located approximately 40 minutes away by road. This distance creates challenges, particularly for vulnerable populations such as pregnant women, children, and the elderly, who require timely medical care.
The absence of a local healthcare facility undermines the Lagos State Government’s commitment to accessible healthcare and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being.
The Ibeju-Lekki LGA has benefited from transformative infrastructure projects, including the Lekki-Epe Expressway and the Lekki Free Trade Zone, which are driving economic growth and population influx.
To support this development, a primary healthcare center in Osoroko would ensure that residents, including workers in nearby industries, have access to essential medical services. The Lagos State Ministry of Health’s successful partnerships, such as the recent polio eradication campaign in January 2025, demonstrate the potential for impactful health interventions through collaboration with local governments.

I kindly urge your offices to: Conduct a feasibility study for establishing a primary healthcare center in Osoroko to serve the community’s growing population.
Allocate budget resources in the 2026 fiscal year to initiate this project, potentially in partnership with private sector stakeholders, as seen in the Lekki Free Trade Zone developments.
Engage community leaders and residents in planning to ensure the facility meets local needs.

Iam committed to supporting this initiative through community advocacy and collaboration with your offices. I respectfully request your ministry to bring healthcare services closer to Osoroko residents. Thank you for your dedication to improving the lives of Lagosians. We trust in your leadership to address this critical gap and look forward to your positive response.

Yours sincerely,

Giwa Quadri Abiodun Planwell

19/08/2025

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IDUNTAFA

Iduntafa is a historic area, located on Lagos Island, Nigeria, specifically in the Isale Eko district, known for its deep cultural and historical significance. The name "Iduntafa" derives from the Yoruba word "Idu," a shortened form of "Iduro," meaning "stand" or "where the first occupier stops" to reside permanently, reflecting its origins as a settlement point. It is one of several "Idu" areas on Lagos Island, alongside Idumoibo and Idunshagbe, and is tied to the early settlement patterns of the Awori, a Yoruba subgroup, who are considered the indigenous inhabitants of Lagos.

Iduntafa was allocated as a plot for an "Iga" (a traditional Yoruba compound or palace) during the period when Benin influence was prominent in Lagos, likely between the 16th and 19th centuries. The area was part of land originally allocated by Aromire, an Awori leader, to Benin rulers or their representatives, such as the Olumegbon, a chieftaincy title. This suggests Iduntafa was a significant site for early governance or settlement, possibly linked to trade routes, as it was strategically located within the Benin east-west trade corridor.

Despite Benin influence, the cultural landscape of Iduntafa and Isale Eko is predominantly Awori, with Yoruba traditions, language, and practices prevailing. Claims of Benin founding or capturing Lagos are contested, as there’s no clear evidence of Benin cultural dominance in Iduntafa, reinforcing the Awori’s primary role in shaping the area’s identity.

Iduntafa is part of the vibrant Isale Eko, the historic core of Lagos Island, where the Oba (king) of Lagos resides. This area is known for its overcrowding, narrow streets, and bustling markets, contrasting with the wealthier commercial districts like Marina. It hosts the culturally significant Eyo Festival, a Yoruba masquerade event exclusive to Lagos Island, featuring white-robed masqueraders, drummers, and dancers. While not explicitly mentioned as the festival’s epicenter, Iduntafa’s location in Isale Eko places it within this cultural milieu.

Iduntafa is within the eastern, poorer part of Lagos Island, characterized by dense housing and proximity to major markets like Idumota, which derives its name from "Iduro Imota" (where Imota people from Ikorodu settled). The area is congested, with limited modern infrastructure, reflecting the challenges of urban sprawl and overcrowding in Isale Eko.

While Iduntafa itself is not a commercial hub like Marina, its proximity to markets like Idumota and Balogun makes it part of the economic ecosystem of Lagos Island, where trade and commerce thrive. The area’s historical significance contrasts with its current state as a densely populated, less affluent neighborhood.

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18/08/2025

A maiden name is the surname a woman has before she marries and potentially takes her spouse's surname. It’s her family name at birth or the one she used prior to marriage. For example, if Jane Smith marries John Doe and becomes Jane Doe, her maiden name is Smith.

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18/08/2025

Mahmud Muhammad Usman, also known as Abu Bara’a, Abbas, or Mukhtar, and Mahmud al-Nigeri, also known as Mallam Mamuda, are two high-profile terrorist leaders associated with the Al-Qaeda-linked Ansaru group, formally known as Jama’atu Ansarul Muslimina fi-Biladis Sudan, in Nigeria. They were arrested by Nigerian security forces in a targeted, intelligence-led counter-terrorism operation between May and July 2025, as announced by Nigeria’s National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu.

Mahmud Muhammad Usman (Abu Bara’a): Described as the self-styled Emir of Ansaru, Usman coordinated various terrorist sleeper cells across Nigeria.

He was the mastermind behind several high-profile kidnappings and armed robberies used to finance terrorism.

His operations included the 2022 Kuje prison break in Abuja, the 2013 abduction of French engineer Francis Collomp in Katsina, the 2019 kidnapping of Alhaji Musa Umar Uba (Magajin Garin Daura), and the abduction of the Emir of Wawa.

He maintained active links with terrorist groups across the Maghreb, particularly in Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso.

Mahmud al-Nigeri (Mallam Mamuda): Usman’s deputy and proclaimed Chief of Staff, Mamuda led the “Mahmudawa” cell operating around Kainji National Park, spanning Niger, Kwara, and Benin Republic. Trained in Libya between 2013 and 2015 under foreign jihadist instructors from Egypt, Tunisia, and Algeria, he specialized in weapons handling and improvised explosive device (IED) fabrication. He was also involved in the same high-profile attacks as Usman, including the Kuje prison break and the attack on the Niger uranium facility.

Both individuals were on Nigeria’s most-wanted list for years and were also wanted internationally by the United States, the United Kingdom, and the United Nations. Their arrests were described as a significant blow to Ansaru, effectively dismantling its central command.

The operation was praised by the U.S. Mission in Nigeria as a “significant step forward” in Nigeria’s fight against terrorism and violent extremism.

The captured leaders were responsible for multiple attacks on civilians, security forces, and critical infrastructure, and their arrests are seen as a major achievement in counter-terrorism efforts in Nigeria and the broader Sahel region.

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12/08/2025

MOJISOLA LASBAT MERANDA

Mojisola Lasbat Meranda is a prominent figure in Lagos politics, notable for being the first female Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly.
Born on August 16, 1980, into a politically influential family with ties to the royal families of Ojora, Aromire, Onitana, Oloto, and Oniru, she has a strong heritage in Lagos.
Her late father, Chief T.A. Lawal Akapo, was a legislator and the Ojora of Lagos, and her brother is Oba AbdulWasiu Omogbolahan Lawal, the Oniru of Iru land.
Meranda’s political career began in 2003 as a personal assistant to a senior special assistant under Governor Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
She later served in various roles in Apapa Local Government, including Senior Special Assistant on Intervention and Intergovernmental Affairs and Supervisory Councillor for Health.
Elected to the Lagos State House of Assembly in 2015 to represent Apapa Constituency I, she was re-elected in 2019 and 2023.
She held positions such as Chief Whip in the 9th Assembly and Deputy Speaker in the 10th Assembly before becoming Speaker on January 13, 2025, following the impeachment of Mudashiru Obasa over allegations of financial mismanagement and corruption. However, she resigned as Speaker on March 3, 2025, returning to her role as Deputy Speaker.
Known for her advocacy for gender equality, Meranda has pushed for greater female representation in politics, emphasizing that women must compete equally for leadership roles. Her legislative focus includes updating outdated laws, constituency projects like medical outreaches, educational support, and empowerment programs for traders and widows.
Her leadership style is described as collaborative, inclusive, and rooted in integrity, making her a trailblazer for women in Nigerian politics.

Giwa Quadri Abiodun Planwell

09/08/2025

Why do former governors like using Senate seat as their retirement plan?

Giwa Quadri Abiodun Planwell

09/08/2025

As I was coming from National stadium surulere today after my Saturday fitness routine,I took this video..

Dear Tokunbo Wahab the way people messed this place with feaces is alarming despite the fact that it's an open place

This area smells of feaces anytime I passes this place ,,better still the place can be barricaded and plant flower for beautification and also that stadium wall fence can be converted to advertisment board even at night there will be light all over place even a mobile toilet can be done under the stadium bridge and let someone manage it

Even the man-hole is full of feaces

My honourable please make someone a scape goat

So that others will learn..

Cholera is real ooo

Eko Oni baje ooo

And if am lying pin down the longitude and latitude on map and drive to the place

Thank you.

Giwa Quadri Abiodun Planwell

07/08/2025

This is Abiodun Egunjobi, alias Godogodo, he was a notorious Nigerian armed robber who terrorized Southwest Nigeria, particularly Lagos, for over a decade in the early 2000s. Known as the "one-eyed assassin" due to a physical trait, he was a scrap dealer from Gatankowa, Abule-Egba, Lagos,he turned to crime after serving seven years in prison for what he considered a minor offense (a fight).

Blaming the police for his imprisonment, he vowed to retaliate, forming a gang that targeted banks, bureau de change, and residences with precision and extreme violence.

Godogodo led high-profile heists, including the infamous Black Sunday robbery on September 9, 2012, in Lagos, where his gang killed two police officers and seven civilians. He was linked to over 100 police deaths and numerous civilian casualties, earning a fearsome reputation. He carried multiple loaded AK-47 rifles during operations and was known for his strategic planning, targeting only high-cash locations and investing his loot in property to avoid bank traces.

For over 10 years, Godogodo evaded capture, maintaining an air of invincibility among his gang, some of whom believed he had magical powers. He owned six houses across Lagos, Ogun, and Ondo States, never staying in one place for more than a month, and disguised himself as a successful businessman with 52 fish ponds. His family, including three wives, claimed ignorance of his criminal life.

On August 1, 2013, he was apprehended by the Lagos State Police Command’s Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), led by DCP Abba Kyari, at his Ibadan residence. Police recovered multiple AK-47s, over 1,000 SIM cards, and a bulletproof vest from his home. His capture followed a tip from an arrested gang member’s associate, ending his 14-year reign of terror.

After his 2013 arrest, information about Godogodo’s trial or fate was controversial.

A 2019 post by Abba Kyari claimed his case was "under prosecution," but by 2021, the Lagos State Directorate of Public Prosecution reported no record of his case, fueling speculation of extrajudicial killing by SARS, given their history of alleged human rights abuses. His current status remains unclear.

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04/08/2025

THE 2012 ISALE EKO VS ONOLA CLASH

On February 20, 2012, Lagos Island was thrown into chaos when youths from Idungaran in Isale Eko stormed Isalegangan Street in Onala, armed with dangerous weapons, including AK-47 rifles, knives, cutlasses, and gallons of petrol.

The attack began around 2 a.m., targeting the Onala/Agarawu/Itafaji faction, reportedly over an ongoing leadership crisis within the NURTW.

The conflict was fueled by tensions between supporters of two NURTW chieftains, Alhaji Akanni Olohunwa and Alhaji Musiliu Akinsanya (aka MC Oluomo).

The Isale Eko group, numbering over 60 and dressed in black, set a two-story building at 28 Isale gangan Street ablaze and torched approximately 20 vehicles while vandalizing about 30 others in areas like Agarawu, Isale Agbede, Aroloya, and Tom Jones at Idumota. Gunfire was reported, with the invaders shooting into the air to intimidate residents.

Unconfirmed reports indicated that four people were feared dead, though their identities was not known. Several residents sustained injuries and were rushed to hospitals.

Night guards in the Palm Church area blew whistles to alert residents, preventing further casualties as many were sleeping outside due to a power blackout. Elders from the Onala area, led by Alhaji Oladosu Fashola of the Fashola family, restrained their youths from retaliating to avoid escalating the violence. Fashola appealed to the Oba of Lagos, Oba Rilwan Akiolu, to intervene and restore peace, emphasizing the community’s desire for calm.
Impact on Daily Life: The clash paralyzed business activities, with shops closed and residents avoiding normal duties due to fear of further violence. Parents kept children from attending schools in the affected areas.

The conflict was rooted in a power struggle within the NURTW, a powerful union controlling transport-related activities in Lagos. The Isale Eko faction’s attack was reportedly a reprisal for the deaths of nine of their members most especially MARCUS OR COMA in a previous NURTW-related clash two weeks earlier. A resident, the attackers, dressed in black, aimed to avenge these losses, targeting the Onala faction. The Onala group staged a counterattack hours later, leading to further mayhem, with innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire.

As I always say

Say no to crime

Say no to cultism

Say no violence

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Giwa Quadri Abiodun Planwell

31/07/2025

They told us BOKO HARAM terrorists aren't Nigerians.

All of a sudden, they created an agency to rehabilitate FOREIGNERS that fought our land

The matter no clear

Giwa Quadri Abiodun Planwell

29/07/2025

FBI MOST NOTABLE CASES

1.) John Dillinger (1933-1934)Overview: John Herbert Dillinger, Jr., a notorious bank robber during the Great Depression, led a gang responsible for multiple heists and murders. His high-profile crimes captured national attention, making him a prime target for the FBI.

Outcome: Dillinger was killed by FBI agents in a gunfight outside a Chicago theater on July 22, 1934, ending one of the most extensive manhunts of the era.

Significance: The case solidified the FBI’s reputation as a force against organized crime and popularized the “G-men” moniker
2.) Bonnie and Clyde (1930s)Overview: The crime spree of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow involved bank robberies, murders, and auto theft across the U.S. Their notoriety grew due to their brazen escapes and media coverage
Outcome: The couple was ambushed and killed by law enforcement in Louisiana on May 23, 1934, with the FBI playing a key role in coordinating the manhunt.

Significance: This case highlighted the FBI’s efforts to combat violent crime during the “War on Crime” era.

3.) D.B. Cooper Hijacking (1971)Overview: A man identifying himself as “Dan Cooper” hijacked Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305, demanded $200,000 and parachutes, and jumped from the plane over the Pacific Northwest, never to be found.

Outcome: Despite extensive investigations, Cooper’s identity and fate remain unknown, making this one of the FBI’s most famous unsolved cases.

Significance: The case captured public imagination and remains a benchmark for unsolved mysteries.

4.) Patty Hearst Kidnapping (1974)Overview: Heiress Patty Hearst was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA), a domestic terrorist group. She later joined her captors, participating in bank robberies.

Outcome: The FBI tracked Hearst and the SLA, arresting her in 1975. She was convicted of bank robbery but later received a commuted sentence.

Significance: This complex case raised questions about brainwashing and coercion, showcasing the FBI’s role in counterterrorism.

5.) Unabomber (1978-1996)Overview: Theodore Kaczynski, the “Unabomber,” conducted a 17-year bombing campaign targeting individuals involved with technology, killing three and injuring many.

Outcome: The FBI’s task force, aided by Kaczynski’s brother identifying his manifesto, arrested him in 1996. He pleaded guilty and received a life sentence.

Significance: One of the longest and most challenging FBI investigations, it demonstrated the Bureau’s persistence in tracking lone actors.

6.) Oklahoma City Bombing (1995)Overview: Timothy McVeigh detonated a truck bomb at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, killing 168 people in the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in U.S. history.

Outcome: The FBI’s massive investigation, involving 28,000 interviews and three tons of evidence, led to McVeigh’s conviction and ex*****on in 2001.

Significance: The case underscored the FBI’s role in combating homegrown terrorism and handling large-scale investigations.

7.) September 11 Attacks (2001)Overview: The coordinated terrorist attacks by al-Qaeda killed nearly 3,000 people, targeting the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

Outcome: The FBI led the investigation, identifying the 19 hijackers and reshaping national security protocols. The case spurred global anti-terrorism efforts.

Significance: The attacks transformed the FBI’s focus toward counterterrorism, leading to significant policy changes.

8.) Enron Collapse (2001)Overview: The energy company Enron’s collapse revealed massive accounting fraud, leading to one of the largest white-collar crime investigations in FBI history.

Outcome: The FBI’s investigation, involving 1,800 interviews and 30 terabytes of data, resulted in 22 convictions, including key executives.

Significance: The case highlighted the FBI’s role in tackling complex financial crimes.

9.) Espionage: Rosenberg Case (1950s)Overview: Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were convicted of passing atomic bomb secrets to the Soviet Union during the Cold War.

Outcome: Both were executed in 1953 after a controversial trial, with the FBI’s investigation relying on decrypted Soviet communications from the Venona Project.

Significance: The case fueled Cold War tensions and debates over justice and espionage tactics.

10.)Civil Rights Murders (1960s)Overview: The FBI investigated key civil rights cases, including the 1963 Birmingham church bombing (killing four girls) and the 1964 murders of three civil rights workers in Mississippi (MIBURN case).

Outcome: The Birmingham bombing led to convictions years later, and the MIBURN case saw over 250 agents implicate local police and K*K members, securing justice.

Significance: These cases marked the FBI’s critical role in combating racial violence and supporting civil rights.

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