9jacrip:

Nice!
Now we are on the same page which should be the case with any well meaning Yoruba/Osun indegene.

The roads are rightly going to open Osun up as you've rightly stated but these roads are rushed. Take for example: the roads the OP listed to have been constructed in Ikire are mostly plied by bike-men and logger trucks. They do not lead anywhere necessary and this is why I said the construction of roads should be slow paced and selective.

Aregbe has honestly put a cart before the horse and the bridge @ Gbogan junction is unnecessary and it seems he intentionally left it untouched for a while now (many other untouched sites as such) in order to coerce people to vote him to be able to continue/finish them.

It is crazy!

anonimi:

Is Oyinlola no longer a freshly baptised & redeemed born-to-gain progreTHIEF of the Amunisin (Enslavement) People's Congress, APC
Dem go take you do MUGU tire

How did you know I am from the East

9jacrip:

Are you resident or do you visit?
Both sides of the divide (muslim/xtian) loath Aregbe for creating the crisis. You'll be shocked Yoruba do not vote based on religious affiliation. This is why almost every muslim or christian Yoruba still go home to practice their traditional beliefs.
Religion for Yoruba comes secondary!

mogentle:

Stop your usual pay per post attack on APC. Just answer my question. What FG project was brought to Osun as a payback during Oyinlola days?

mogentle:
That means development of SWest is not a thing that can happen now. Stomach structure. Pathetic.

9jacrip:


As if S/east itself is developing. You better troop back to the SEast and focus on what is happening there rather than kill yourself over SWest that you have no stake in whatsoever.

Call it stomach structure or whatever suits you but the fact remains, all over Nigeria, withholding salaries, non payment of pensions, outsourcing state contracts, meager payments to youths all in the name of empowerment etc over infrastructural development will never sit well with any people(s) of any region of Nigeria and that is the case with Aregbe, finito!

Simple logic, survival and well-being before progress.

abacus:




chief, the @mogentle guy is right asking that question. You called for it.

Leave tribe and religion out of this argument, you simply confirmed our fear that PDP will only share money but no development. That he who construct roads and build houses is wasting his time.

Osun is going the way of Ekiti .. Stomach infrastructure.

olapluto:
This pix was taken last week or so. This is IWO. The person slouching is the Amir of Taawun, in that room were alfas of Iwoland praying for Aregbesola. Iwo lo ni Qurani, Iwo owns the Quran...and you know the slogan amongst those alfas:
Aregbesola may not build a mosque, but he cannot demolish it. Funny that Omisore came to campaign in Iwo and promised to return Baptist schools. Epic fail in a place like Iwo.

9jacrip:


Who are you?
And what has the governor of your home-state done for you to sweat over Osun?

abacus:

Don't expect me to answer that question. People like you are the one causing confusions in the land.

Years ago, if you want to measure any office holder's performance, you tend to ask how many roads, houses, school etc he constructed? Since after Ekiti election performance is now based on masses picking money on the street. And too bad, this trend is coming from my people.

In my social studies days, Mr. Ogunseye, taught us that good road is one of factors of citing industry. Good road also reduced cost of production etc. So in one way or the other Ogbeni Aregbe is promoting economic activities in the state.

For your information, am a yoruba man. My grandma is from Ifon-Osun, Osun State. My great grandfather was a kolanut merchant, a famous one for that matter.

9jacrip:

Good, thank you for being openly honest; I needed to know if you were directly a stake holder in Osun before engaging you so as not to waste my time with someone who has been ingrained to attempt to taunt their supposed enemy - the Yoruba at any given opportunity.

Now please do us both the favour of reading the bolded part of your post and reading through my posts earlier then tell me what differences contained there in.

Lastly, most of those roads, although welcomed but should not be rushed and put above the welfarism and empowerement of the residents. Rather, it should be paced at complementing the social growth of the populace. The roads the OP cited are of not much use(s) other than for bikemen and loggers, giving the streets sane appearance but[b] not many[/b] of these locals in Ikire wake up to jobs except usual meager businesses - graduates at that. Everyone of them have resorted to politics as a means of eating - Aregbe should woo investors, create the jobs then slowly do the entire roads (with major roads done already) you will be surprised not much will be done with the second term other than usual embezzlement.

abacus:

The bolded should not make Oke-fia vacant.

9jacrip:

Good, thank you for being openly honest; I needed to know if you were directly a stake holder in Osun before engaging you so as not to waste my time with someone who has been ingrained to attempt to taunt their supposed enemy - the Yoruba at any given opportunity.

Now please do us both the favour of reading the bolded part of your post and reading through my posts earlier then tell me what differences contained there in.

Lastly, most of those roads, although welcomed but should not be rushed and put above the welfarism and empowerement of the residents. Rather, it should be paced at complementing the social growth of the populace. The roads the OP cited are of not much use(s) other than for bikemen and loggers, giving the streets sane appearance but not many of these locals in Ikire wake up to jobs except usual meager businesses - graduates at that. Everyone of them have resorted to politics as a means of eating - Aregbe should woo investors, create the jobs then slowly do the entire roads (with major roads done already) you will be surprised not much will be done with the second term other than usual embezzlement.

Zionope:
The road u said does not lead anywhere, do u mean there are no houses along those road?

9jacrip:


As if S/east itself is developing. You better troop back to the SEast and focus on what is happening there rather than kill yourself over SWest that you have no stake in whatsoever.

Call it stomach structure or whatever suits you but the fact remains, all over Nigeria, withholding salaries, non payment of pensions, outsourcing state contracts, meager payments to youths all in the name of empowerment etc over infrastructural development will never sit well with any people(s) of any region of Nigeria and that is the case with Aregbe, finito!

Simple logic, survival and well-being before progress.

mogentle:

Stop your usual pay per post attack on APC. Just answer my question. What FG project was brought to Osun as a payback during Oyinlola days?
I know you very well (on NL).

9jacrip:

Good, thank you for being openly honest; I needed to know if you were directly a stake holder in Osun before engaging you so as not to waste my time with someone who has been ingrained to attempt to taunt their supposed enemy - the Yoruba at any given opportunity.

Now please do us both the favour of reading the bolded part of your post and reading through my posts earlier then tell me what differences contained there in.

Lastly, most of those roads, although welcomed but should not be rushed and put above the welfarism and empowerement of the residents. Rather, it should be paced at complementing the social growth of the populace. The roads the OP cited are of not much use(s) other than for bikemen and loggers, giving the streets sane appearance but not many of these locals in Ikire wake up to jobs except usual meager businesses - graduates at that. Everyone of them have resorted to politics as a means of eating - Aregbe should woo investors, create the jobs then slowly do the entire roads (with major roads done already) you will be surprised not much will be done with the second term other than usual embezzlement.

shizzle11:
Fool! This is how evil and black your heart is, every one who makes a statement of fact is Igbo. You are so so full of hate that even in your sleep, you dream igbo. And its idddiotts like you that will first complain.

Ode!

Meanwhile, Omisore all the way.

mogentle:
Aregbe may not be the total best for now, but I believe Omisore can never do anything better than him, forget all these their federal ''gragra''.
I still believe he can adjust and do better, change is never achieved in a day. I was in some cities in Germany and I saw the kind of roads they had all over their cities, then I began to wonder when we will start rebuilding to get lasting structures. Come over to Ogun State and see roads constructed by OGD just about 4 years ago(e.g Sabo Market-GRA Road, Sagamu), you will never believe that road had ever been constructed there in about 20years ago. That is why I still love the costly but durable and long lasting roads by APC.
A road at Kola Balogun, CREPA Road beside St. Mark's opposite Presidential Hotel is an example, it was furnished with laterite before the asphalt overlay, such road will last long. You dont expect such road to have same cost with those PDP roads in which asphalt is placed directly on a muddy or clay soil. I'm not partisan but a pure analyst who compares and contrast on a plain mind basis.

abacus:




chief, the @mogentle guy is right asking that question. You called for it.

Leave tribe and religion out of this argument, you simply confirmed our fear that PDP will only share money but no development. That he who construct roads and build houses is wasting his time.

Osun is going the way of Ekiti .. Stomach infrastructure.

9jacrip:

You're completely stupid and I do not feel sorry for you.
It is only right to get defensive and avoid your ilks based on how everything SWest gives you aches and hard-ons that you're quick to jump in.
Either Omisore or Aregbe, how does it affect your forefathers? Nor go hold Rochas, Obiano, chime nuts to give you dividend of democracy make you dey open your putrid orifice.

anonimi:

This is not about Oyinlola, who is now with APC, bringing FG projects to Osun.
It is about the performance of Aregberascal and whether he has done well enough based on the allocations he received on behalf of the people and the IGR he raised from our people.

The OP is yet to answer my questions about Ayedaade and TAP water provision in Ikire. Maybe you can help him respond.

mogentle:
I was in some cities in Germany and I saw the kind of roads they had all over their cities, then I began to wonder when we will start rebuilding to get lasting structures.

anonimi:

Did you also notice children wandering around on the streets of Germany out of school?
Did you find out the MINIMUM wage compared to that of Angela Merkel, the Chancellor vis-a-vis what obtains in Nigeria?
What do you think is the ratio of TECHNICIANS to Engineers in Germany and then the % of those two professions to the whole population?
And does everyone dig boreholes or wells in Germany to have water or the government provides TAP water?

Keep chasing shadows of roads without having a SUSTAINABLE foundation for growth & development

9jacrip:

I am not in support of either parties, I just want the one with the better deal for my state.
As an analyst, how do these long lasting till Jesus comes road put food on the table of an average Osun indigene?
As an analyst, so many formular 1 race roads but no industries or companies employing, rather youths are gathered to cut grass on the sides of these roads for stipends.
Do not be just an analyst, be a realist. As I previously stated, I would prefer Aregbe continues but he needs to do a review of his approach.

mogentle:

Who are you asking those silly questions?
And can we move near such target with your style of Amala Politics and Stomach Infrastucture? Go and ask PDP that has been ruling Nigeria all these while. Ask them why our governors are still using the meagre allocations to construct FG roads all beacause of neglect. Even during PDP days as governor in Osun, no single federal roads was done. So, how can you now convince people to return to their vomit. Disgusting.

NewNigeriaMind:

I was waiting for somebody to point this out to him.
I am from Osun though I was in my home town Ilesa once for a friends wedding.

We keep saying these people in Ekiti are right to choose stomach infrastructure, is survival the ultimate, what about the future.

I prefer APC government for all south west states because we must and should make sacrifices for tomorrow. We should start building those roads, bridges, airports, rail and other major infrastructure now or tomorrow our kids will ask us why we could not sacrifice for them.

PDP is the worst thing that has happened to the south west. I almost wept when listening to Fayemi speech after the election in Ekiti. The man was not sad he lost the election, he was sad his people will choose what they will eat today over their tomorrow.

Awolowo will turn in his grave seeing what the Ekiti people did.

shizzle11:
you are such an iddiott! fvcking delusional hypocrite. Same way you jumped in mentioneing igbo in your stewpid comment without reason, fool! same way your iddiottic South West brothers were jumping up and down killing themselves during the anambra state guber. Fvck you and fvck whatever you represent. Open your filthy mouth again and i'ma poo on it. dumb arze!

9jacrip:

I am not in support of either parties, I just want the one with the better deal for my state.
As an analyst, how do these long lasting till Jesus comes road put food on the table of an average Osun indigene?
As an analyst, so many formular 1 race roads but no industries or companies employing, rather youths are gathered to cut grass on the sides of these roads for stipends.
Do not be just an analyst, be a realist. As I previously stated, I would prefer Aregbe continues but he needs to do a review of his approach.

mogentle:
Keep digressing. No matter what, go and check the history, no state has ever/ is enjoying tap water flow like Osun. I dont know the issue you are having with that in Ikire but I believe the solution will surface if the report gets to the authority. So don't use that as anti campaign point.

Also....STOP WASTING COLOUR now. We dont lack Vitamin A

NewNigeriaMind:

I was waiting for somebody to point this out to him.
I am from Osun though I was in my home town Ilesa once for a friends wedding.

We keep saying these people in Ekiti are right to choose stomach infrastructure, is survival the ultimate, what about the future.

I prefer APC government for all south west states because we must and should make sacrifices for tomorrow. We should start building those roads, bridges, airports, rail and other major infrastructure now or tomorrow our kids will ask us why we could not sacrifice for them.

PDP is the worst thing that has happened to the south west. I almost wept when listening to Fayemi speech after the election in Ekiti. The man was not sad he lost the election, he was sad his people will choose what they will eat today over their tomorrow.

Awolowo will turn in his grave seeing what the Ekiti people did.