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A few months ago, this was the state of Agbara Junction along the Badagry Expressway. Fast forward to today, and the transformation is impossible to miss. The progress on site is truly impressive, and I can't wait to share the latest footage with you in the coming updates. #BadagryExpressway #LagosInfrastructure #NigeriaDevelopment
A few months ago, this was the state of Agbara Junction along the Badagry Expressway. Fast forward to today, and the transformation is impossible to miss. The progress on site is truly impressive, and I can't wait to share the latest footage with you in the coming updates. #BadagryExpressway #LagosInfrastructure #NigeriaDevelopment
ADO AGBARA WILL BE SHOWING ON MONDAY 27/4/26 VIA MRLATINTV YOUTUBE CHANNEL
ADO AGBARA WILL BE SHOWING ON MONDAY 27/4/26 VIA MRLATINTV YOUTUBE CHANNEL
Agbara Nla Trailer Edit 🔥 🔥 🔥
Agbara Nla Trailer Edit 🔥 🔥 🔥
Today making it 9 years. No light in my village. Please my able governor look into this. Is getting worst than we think. Our business are collapsing in AGBARA OTOR Tag Governor Sheriff @dsgovernment @sheriffoborevwori @sheriffoborevwori @sheriffoborevwori
Today making it 9 years. No light in my village. Please my able governor look into this. Is getting worst than we think. Our business are collapsing in AGBARA OTOR Tag Governor Sheriff @dsgovernment @sheriffoborevwori @sheriffoborevwori @sheriffoborevwori
The International Implications of Rising Production Costs — Chief Chris Ogunbanjo (1984) In this powerful excerpt from the 1984 BBC documentary Nigeria: A Squandering of Riches, Onyeka Onwenu interviews Chief Christopher Ogunbanjo, chairman of Metalbox Toyo Glass Company, Agbara, about the international implications of rising production costs — a challenge that remains relevant today. The documentary also features Chief Samuel Asabia, the first indigenous Chief Executive and Managing Director of First Bank of Nigeria, highlighting another challenge confronting businesses and the wider Nigerian economy at the time. Decades later, the questions raised in this documentary remain strikingly relevant from rising input costs to the wider pressures facing Nigerian manufacturers. A look back at an old Nigeria, and a conversation that still feels remarkably familiar today. #compassnigeria #nigeriahistory #onyekaonwenu #history #explore
The International Implications of Rising Production Costs — Chief Chris Ogunbanjo (1984) In this powerful excerpt from the 1984 BBC documentary Nigeria: A Squandering of Riches, Onyeka Onwenu interviews Chief Christopher Ogunbanjo, chairman of Metalbox Toyo Glass Company, Agbara, about the international implications of rising production costs — a challenge that remains relevant today. The documentary also features Chief Samuel Asabia, the first indigenous Chief Executive and Managing Director of First Bank of Nigeria, highlighting another challenge confronting businesses and the wider Nigerian economy at the time. Decades later, the questions raised in this documentary remain strikingly relevant from rising input costs to the wider pressures facing Nigerian manufacturers. A look back at an old Nigeria, and a conversation that still feels remarkably familiar today. #compassnigeria #nigeriahistory #onyekaonwenu #history #explore
A day well spent at the Nestlé Open Day Fun Fair, Agbara! ❤️✨ Beyond the factory, the products, and the work, it was beautiful seeing the amazing people behind it all — the staff and workers who keep everything moving. From the laughter to the games, the energy, and the genuine moments of connection, it was truly a day to remember. Sometimes, the best memories are made when we step away from work and simply have fun together. 🙌🏾 Thank you, Nestlé Agbara, for an amazing day! 🥳❤️ #NestléOpenDay #Agbara #GoodTimes #TeamSpirit #FunAndConnection Cc @nestle
A day well spent at the Nestlé Open Day Fun Fair, Agbara! ❤️✨ Beyond the factory, the products, and the work, it was beautiful seeing the amazing people behind it all — the staff and workers who keep everything moving. From the laughter to the games, the energy, and the genuine moments of connection, it was truly a day to remember. Sometimes, the best memories are made when we step away from work and simply have fun together. 🙌🏾 Thank you, Nestlé Agbara, for an amazing day! 🥳❤️ #NestléOpenDay #Agbara #GoodTimes #TeamSpirit #FunAndConnection Cc @nestle
AGBARA ADUA LATI DI OLOWO NI KIAKIA TODAJU INSHA ALLAH TAHALA
AGBARA ADUA LATI DI OLOWO NI KIAKIA TODAJU INSHA ALLAH TAHALA
#Repost @mrlatin1510 ADO AGBARA SHOWING NEXT ON MRLATINTV YOUTUBE CHANNEL.. KEEP WATCHING MRLATINTV
#Repost @mrlatin1510 ADO AGBARA SHOWING NEXT ON MRLATINTV YOUTUBE CHANNEL.. KEEP WATCHING MRLATINTV
As part of our engineering review and commitment to durability, adjustments are being made to ensure the Atan–Lusada–Agbara Road meets the highest standards of strength and longevity. The existing road foundation remains sound, and current works are focused on delivering a finished roadway that can withstand heavy industrial traffic, high axle loads, and frequent usage, while also reducing long-term maintenance demands and ensuring better value for public funds. The 19.1-kilometre road, linking the highly industrialised Agbara axis to Lusada and Atan, remains a vital economic lifeline for industrial, commercial, and residential communities. Phase Two of the project is currently underway, reinforcing our resolve to deliver long-lasting, world-class infrastructure. With the Federal Government’s takeover of the Sokoto–Badagry Highway, which includes this corridor, the area is well positioned for sustained infrastructure growth, improved mobility, and accelerated economic development across Ogun State. As construction advances, traffic flow and road safety along this critical corridor are already improving, while overall travel time for motorists continues to reduce, further supporting productivity and daily economic activities within the axis. #BuildingOurFutureTogether #OgunState #InfrastructureDevelopment #DapoAbiodun
As part of our engineering review and commitment to durability, adjustments are being made to ensure the Atan–Lusada–Agbara Road meets the highest standards of strength and longevity. The existing road foundation remains sound, and current works are focused on delivering a finished roadway that can withstand heavy industrial traffic, high axle loads, and frequent usage, while also reducing long-term maintenance demands and ensuring better value for public funds. The 19.1-kilometre road, linking the highly industrialised Agbara axis to Lusada and Atan, remains a vital economic lifeline for industrial, commercial, and residential communities. Phase Two of the project is currently underway, reinforcing our resolve to deliver long-lasting, world-class infrastructure. With the Federal Government’s takeover of the Sokoto–Badagry Highway, which includes this corridor, the area is well positioned for sustained infrastructure growth, improved mobility, and accelerated economic development across Ogun State. As construction advances, traffic flow and road safety along this critical corridor are already improving, while overall travel time for motorists continues to reduce, further supporting productivity and daily economic activities within the axis. #BuildingOurFutureTogether #OgunState #InfrastructureDevelopment #DapoAbiodun
Prayers from Ori Oke Agbara, Jesu Kristi wa sibe. #iyaaduraestherajayi
Prayers from Ori Oke Agbara, Jesu Kristi wa sibe. #iyaaduraestherajayi
ADO AGBARA STILL SHOWING ON MRLATINTV
ADO AGBARA STILL SHOWING ON MRLATINTV
Agbara Federal 🙌 Alh. Musiliu Akinsanya (MC OLUOMO) @kingmcoluomo NURTW National President
Agbara Federal 🙌 Alh. Musiliu Akinsanya (MC OLUOMO) @kingmcoluomo NURTW National President
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