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Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by Nobody: 3:25am On Dec 27, 2012 |
The Ogun road project has led to the destruction of several property. The massive road construction being embarked upon by the Ogun State Government has consumed the grave of the father of a former state governor, Olusegun Osoba. The grave is located at the Ago-Oba family residence in Abeokuta South Local Government Area of the state capital. The state government, as part of its road re-construction plan, has gone on a demolition spree, bringing down all property that are on the paths of the roads being constructed including the grave Markets, houses, graves, etc have all been demolished in the process with the state government paying compensation where appropriate. PREMIUM TIMES learnt that Mr. Osoba, governor from 1999-2003, had foreknowledge of the potential destruction of his father’s grave and had exhumed the corpse. He re-buried the corpse at his private residence located in the Government Reserved Area, Ibara, Abeokuta. Mr. Osoba’s father died in Osogbo, Osun State, some years back, and was buried there. The former governor, while he was in office, exhumed the corpse from Osun and re-buried it in the Abeokuta family house. By the latest re-burial, the corpse will be resting in its third burial spot. The current State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun, had announced that his administration is set to embark on massive road dualisation and re-construction across the state. http://premiumtimesng.com/news/112695-amosuns-road-project-consumes-osobas-fathers-grave-in-ogun.html |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by Nobody: 3:27am On Dec 27, 2012 |
This governor wicked sha
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Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by EkoIle1: 4:02am On Dec 27, 2012 |
Ogun o ni baje o 1 Like |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by PaulJohn1: 4:42am On Dec 27, 2012 |
Ogun A dara 1 Like |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by olafolarin(m): 4:44am On Dec 27, 2012 |
If a Former Governor can be this personally affected with the road expansion going on in Ogun state, why are street traders complaining ? Exhuming Corpse is almost a taboo in Yorubaland especially for a former state leader. |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by Gbawe: 4:52am On Dec 27, 2012 |
olafolarin: If a Former Governor can be this personally affected with the road expansion going on in Ogun state, why are street traders complaining ? Amosun is a very determined dude. Cross him at your own peril. @Topic. The governor should keep up the good work. I can see Ogun State vastly transformed under Amosun in the next 2 years to the extent Lagosians will relocate to the State and those who left will return. |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by k2039: 5:15am On Dec 27, 2012 |
PREMIUM TIMES learnt that Mr. Osoba, governor from 1999-2003, had foreknowledge of the potential destruction of his father’s grave and had exhumed the corpse. He re-buried the corpse at his private residence located in the Government Reserved Area, Ibara, Abeokuta. [color=soyouquotedme] [b] It must have taken great humility for Osoba to have accepted the move. It's obvious Amosun isn't ready to engage in favoritism because either way you look at it Osoba is his boss to some extent, great news for Nigerian Politics. About the corpse, I'm wondering what was being exhumed, I expected the body to have decayed by now, except they exhumed his bone [/color] |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by baksonlee: 5:18am On Dec 27, 2012 |
Eko Ile: Ogun o ni baje o Paul John: Ogun A dara Ogun has to find its own slogan and not copy others. Eko o ni baje Oyo o ni daru Osun a dara What are the slogans for Ogun, Ekiti and Ondo |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by Gbawe: 5:23am On Dec 27, 2012 |
Commendable also is Amosun's commitment to quality roads. http://www.ogunstate.gov.ng/index.php/news/518-ogun-signs-n903bn-road-contracts Ogun signs N90.3bn road contracts |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by geeez: 5:29am On Dec 27, 2012 |
Why are Yoruba people so progressive? 9 Likes |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by IB5(f): 5:33am On Dec 27, 2012 |
baksonlee: Yes o, they have to find theirs Lagos- Eko oni baje Oyo- Oyo oni daru Osun- Osun A dara Ogun- ? Ekiti-? Ondo- ? Senate01 Ileke-Idi Rhino05 Answer for your respective states 1 Like |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by seanet01: 5:46am On Dec 27, 2012 |
I-B.:On behalf of Ogun. It goes like this, The man greeting you will say "Omo Ogun" the responder will answer "Ise Ya" |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by EkoAtlantic1(f): 5:50am On Dec 27, 2012 |
geeez: Why are Yoruba people so progressive? Reason gotten from omukoro community development grammar school(Aba, Abia state) search engine says: It's their destiny. |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by Gbawe: 6:32am On Dec 27, 2012 |
geeez: Why are Yoruba people so progressive? It is not an ethnic thing. Regions will make progress if led by proven performers with good ideas and good intentions. Inversely, regions will regress if led by criminals, brazen looters and abject mediocrities. Let us not forget that the SW stagnated badly under the PDP thus negating your "Yoruba people are progressive" yarn. We have our demons and they will destroy, pull down and regress if given power. What I will agree we do better, and have suggested many times for others to embrace here, is being insular, minding our own business and focusing on our own deficiencies and how to address them. Others hollowly mistake this for tribalism without appreciating that being introverted is not tribalism and being extrovert does not make you liberal or detribalised. We were all the biggest daily critics of indolent and corrupt PDP administrators till a resolve and determination arose in most Yoruba folks that we must kick out the PDP. We were all the biggest and most honest critic about what a malevolent 'Yoruba son' was doing against his own i.e Obasanjo. Those things pay off in creating a 'never again' determination in everyone. We are our own biggest critics and getting better at setting checks-and-balances for ourselves and even rejecting, more and more, the notion "my son can do no wrong". Others join us in strengthening these concepts by criticising and focusing on the SW daily and even unfairly/unnecessarily. They do not realise they do this to the detriment of their own development. Look at what GEJ Is doing to his own region i.e regressing it via empowering and enriching an unfit militant class to take over everywhere. Do we not have SS Nairalanders who should be speaking vocally against this negative trends so that the region , in future, is not deliberately mired in the underdevelopment that will surely be delivered if unfit hands proliferates everywhere? Yet Beaf, previously the most prominent voice from that region, discussed SW affairs 24/7 here. Mischievously and with deceit for that matter as well. This is the bane of the development of others. It is not simply that we are 'progressive'. It is mainly an exponent of "temi to mi ro" ,i.e my situation is enough for me to reflect on, to the extent I think we have now moved on to be better critics of ourselves and gotten better at maintaining tunnel vision focus on leaders to ensure they deliver. Focus on your own problems and resolve them adequately before obsessing with others. I think Yorubas are currently doing that better than others. Of course having a better class of leaders help but you gain a better class of leaders ,in the first place, if only you make a committed resolve to better your own lot by removing the worthless old leaders instead of obsessing about what other are doing. Before the elections many of us were engaged in a deliberate campaign to ensure inept PDP leaders were voted out across the SW while I noted that others from badly led non-SW States showed no such commitment. They actually even preferred to discuss SW politics while abandoning their duty of sensitizing folks to the awful situation in their backyards. This focus on ourselves, now bearing fruit and indeed common worldwide, is what is mistaken here for "Yoruba people don't know beyond the SW" or "Yorubas are tribalist". How can we be "tribalist" given the tolerance we demonstrate on the ground that means everyone, wherever they are from, live in peace and can make progress in the SW? Is it not time we start telling ourselves the truth in Nigeria? DO folks not appreciate that tribalism = prejudice? Why is this prejudice not prevalent on the ground if the Yorubas are tribalistic? I think people just confuse being insular and being happy with every aspect of your existence to mean a dislike of others. I have told people several times that there is absolutely nothing wrong with being insular and taking an interest in developing yourself optimally first within your own structured culture/support system and socio-economic ways of life. Doing that does not mean you don't wish others well or that you don't have any regard for them. In fact, history even supports the notion that shutting down and facing your own problem can be a very good template for securing development. 19 Likes |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by dayokanu(m): 6:38am On Dec 27, 2012 |
geeez: Why are Yoruba people so progressive? Because of the quality of leaders we voted. Lets not forget that Long ago we were ruled by Alao-Akala, Fayose, Adedibu, OBJ, Bode George and the clueless PDP bunch. Did you see any progress then? But when we got people who had track record of success in their chosen career into power we all saw progress Eko o ni baje Omo Ogun ise ya Osun a dara Aji sebi Oyo laari Ekiti orisun imo 1 Like |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by ijigbamigb(m): 6:40am On Dec 27, 2012 |
I-B.: Ekiti a gbe a o... Ondo! Ise logun ise |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by Walexz02(m): 7:08am On Dec 27, 2012 |
Gud to hear this.. I am vry hapi there is no quarrel.. Gud job Amosun.... |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by seunfly: 8:04am On Dec 27, 2012 |
geeez: Why are Yoruba people so progressive?I think Yoruba peaple are a bit realistic, they realy don't do things out of sentiment and they judge you base on your contribution. I remember during the reign of AD when Governor Bisi Akande and Lamidi Adesina both misbehaved hoping that they will ride to their second term to office on Awo's goodwill but they were suprised when peaple threw them out of office and PDP were voted in and pdp peaple also fumbled cos they think they will use power of FG and inec but they were supprised too. This is a lesson that ACN has learnt cos if they fumble CPC, APGA, LP or any political party that present credible candidate can win the next election which they can't afford to. 3 Likes |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by markus1133: 8:46am On Dec 27, 2012 |
should have looked first |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by Slickest(m): 8:49am On Dec 27, 2012 |
seanet01: On behalf of Ogun. It goes like this,Ena wan work die ni? Buh nt witstandn,amosun shld carry on,d man wey die slept on d wrong side of d road |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by geeez: 8:59am On Dec 27, 2012 |
Why are Igbos not commenting on this thread? |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by Nobody: 9:02am On Dec 27, 2012 |
He re-buried the corpse at his private residence located in the Government Reserved Area, Ibara, Abeokuta. Why must it be in a GRA...it is in Naija that only the fools(leaders) get immunity to all laws |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by earthgreeners(m): 9:10am On Dec 27, 2012 |
I-B.: Ogun - Ise ya Besides, the remains should be that of ''James George Osoba'' who happens to be Osoba's grand father and my own great grand father..... ***Gov Amosun, keep up the good work....... |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by santakris(m): 9:26am On Dec 27, 2012 |
Pictorial evidence nko? |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by Nobody: 11:06am On Dec 27, 2012 |
Gbawe: Gbawe, I follow your posts 'beht' this one is shallow - ogun state vastly transformed and mowe/ibafo all the way to spark-light are more of deadzones with sahara like roads or ND swamp like when dry or rainy respectively? I don't know what roads the man is fixing - his efforts are concentrated in Abeokuta and that's like doing what has already been done. Abi the places I listed are not part of Ogun state? And even if Lagosians are relocating, it is to these spots I listed not far off in Abeokuta - BS! Na so Fashola sef dey pour money for Lekki when likes of Ajegunle, Mushin etc are in shambles. 1 Like |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by princemedico: 11:26am On Dec 27, 2012 |
geeez: Why are Igbos not commenting on this thread?I think Igbos have commented but what you really wanted to ask is why haven't the Igbos used the thread for tribal war? Ans: We appreciate good things and commend the former governor for acting maturely, so it is not necessary to be fighting over nothing. 1 Like |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by aljharem(m): 11:28am On Dec 27, 2012 |
Ogun a dara |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by seunfly: 12:37pm On Dec 27, 2012 |
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Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by delvinmaya(m): 1:28pm On Dec 27, 2012 |
Ise logun ise. Na so. |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by Jaideyone(m): 1:33pm On Dec 27, 2012 |
Good to know Ogun state is Working under the leadership of a good governor. Kudos to Amosun |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by Afam4eva(m): 1:50pm On Dec 27, 2012 |
What's Amosun's own with people's father's graves. He did same to Gbenga daniel's father's grave. |
Re: Amosun’s Road Project Consumes Osoba’s Father’s Grave In Ogun by babybos(m): 2:24pm On Dec 27, 2012 |
Ogun has to find its own slogan and not copy others. Eko o ni baje Oyo o ni daru Osun a dara What are the slogans for Ogun, Ekiti and Ondo[/quote] 0gun slogan : Omo Ogun Ise ya |
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