9jacrip:

Lol!
See this pained bastard.
Gowon should have carpet bombed you lot off the surface of the earth - you should be avoided and shut out in all facets, you are a problem to yourselves and to other Nigerian groups.
When Hausa open thread, you'll be all over it as usual fuming over how you are better off and telling them they belong below amongst all other derogatory terms your ilks use.

If Yoruba open thread, na wahala.

If Ijaw talk, you begin to froth.

Why is it you lot alone really?

Anyways, I sought to know if my fellow posters are Ibos because I have no reason to waste time discussing Yoruba matters with them.

anonimi:

So when you were "in some cities in Germany" you heard that their governors WAIT for report to get to them BEFORE "the solution will surface"

- Is the state water ministry/board not supposed to have agents monitoring the whole state for TAP water provision?
- What is the state legislator representing the town doing?
- What is the LGA Chairman doing?


I wonder what exactly you were doing in Germany to be making such a DUMB statement here

Zionope:
As an analyst(which u call urself) I need u analyse how one can get industries and companies to eastablish in an area, what are the neccesary things to put in place? And two, I need u to tell everybody in this forum the things u need to consider before before citing your establishment in an enviroment as an entrepreneur.

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.

Zionope:
Oh boy! See REASONING with LEG!!!

mogentle:
Pls, dont go to tribal bashing with anybody so as to save the thread from distraction. We are discussing the interest of our dear state, surely you should know that people will want to distract our attention. So, pls dont allow that.
@Shizzle11, pls calm down. I also hate it when you use that unglorifying word (Waste) for my Great South West.

9jacrip:

Lol!
See this pained bastard.
Gowon should have carpet bombed you lot off the surface of the earth - you should be avoided and shut out in all facets, you are a problem to yourselves and to other Nigerian groups.
When Hausa open thread, you'll be all over it as usual fuming over how you are better off and telling them they belong below amongst all other derogatory terms your ilks use.

If Yoruba open thread, na wahala.

If Ijaw talk, you begin to froth.

Why is it you lot alone really?

Anyways, I sought to know if my fellow posters are Ibos because I have no reason to waste time discussing Yoruba matters with them.

NewNigeriaMind: Also to further buttress the need for road and rail infrastructure, Osun economic future is agriculture, how will the farmers survive if a simple tractor cannot make it to their farms or if they have no means of transporting their farm produce.

Please God stop the wave this new pdp stomach infrastructure in south west.

We want real infrastructure in roads and rail.

9jacrip:

Sir,

Survive now and put progress in place slowly. Osun is not Lagos, Abuja or PH where businesses are everywhere and if the governor decides to focus on infrastructure, people will still eat!


Are the people in Osun going to eat coal tar on these roads? This is why everyone is flooding to Lagos. Give Osun people something to make them stay, how many industries are in Osogbo the capital? Ilesa? Ife?

Aregbe is working, he should step up his game, simple.

The more the investments in Osun, the more infrastructures will boom.

A quick question: I read somewhere Osun owes about 40 billion (30 from world bank or so and 10 from islamic bank). With all the roads and no means of generating revenues, how do you think successive govts will pay back?

I am not for PDP nor APC. I am just stating good roads for four good years and not one company brought in despite the power stability in Osogbo and Ife. What are people to eat?

The graduate residents return from school and remain idle or struggle with different petty things, it is saddening really.

mogentle:
Pls, dont go to tribal bashing with anybody so as to save the thread from distraction. We are discussing the interest of our dear state, surely you should know that people will want to distract our attention. So, pls dont allow that.
@Shizzle11, pls calm down. I also hate it when you use that unglorifying word (Waste) for my Great South West.

anonimi:

You guys are really stretching it. Are you jokers





Because Engineer Aregberascal spent our N 1 billion to refurbish the railway station in Osogbo you start claiming railway infrastructure
Do you think we are all Dodo Ikire sellers here ni

NewNigeriaMind:

There has to be a balance though, but I will go with putting the infrastructure in place before policies to woo investors follow.

Take for instance you are the chairman of a company and a state government is asking you to come build a factory in his state. what are the first question you will ask, trust me those question are fundamental amenities such as good intercity roads and intra city roads, accessibility and the rest. this is economics 101, government invest in major infrastructures to attract investors to their domain.

You cannot expect economic activities to boom without putting in place the fundamentals.

The government has done its part, its the people turn to look for a way to make use of those opportunities instead of waiting for civil service salary and pension every month.

shizzle11:
Trust me bruv, i had no intention of dropping a comment on this thread untill i saw his annoying comment where he clannishly mentioned the south east, that was what drew my attention. People like that twerp will draw the first blood, then when they are given more than enough dose of their medicine, they begin to cry fowl.

Anyways i'm done commenting here, lest any fool call me out again, then be rest assured this thread will go to the dogs, for now i'll keep off. Y'all should enjoy your thread. Peace!

Am out!

NewNigeriaMind:

I want to beg you, read to comprehend before quoting me and if you are here to derail the thread, God send ebola your way.

I said road and rail infrastructure should be developed, I don't know about any rail station refurbished. As such I am not making any claim, do you get it now.

fucking retard.

9jacrip:

I was referring to the person I quoted who said he is an analyst.

My take is, slow down on these roads within streets where they are mostly unused, work on the major and necessary roads, woo companies to come - there is land, untapped mass of land to site structures, there's stable power. There might not be market but there are production tendencies and (major) roads to move the goods to the market coupled with how Osun seems to be geographically located in the centre of Yoruba land and connects with north via Ilorin and East via Ondo/Edo etc.

9jacrip:

Bro,

As I said, major roads can be worked on.
The roads the OP cited for example are within the nooks of Ikire - of what concern are these streets to investors?

Govt has done its part, what part? What stimulating thing has Aregbe done exactly to get the residents to tap into the economy?

Let's assume the construction of the project was not outsourced - I am sure there are osun indigenes capable of handling them it means employment.

Construction materials for these project are outsourced as well can they not be gotten locally to encourage locals to compete as suppliers and then by implication spread wealth?

Opon Imo was handed to his son, it cannot be broken into bits and handed to capable different Osun indigenes that can handle them or there's none asides his son? If this was done = employment.

School Uniform - handled by his wife. Sold for about 3k when material can be bought outsider for lesser. Anybody caught selling the material gets sanctioned likewise any student who doesnt purchase from Aregbe through school.

And the list goes on.

These projects could have been a means to put food on people's tables and endear everyone to him but opposite is the case.

Zionope:
I get ur point, but most of these major roads u're talking about are owned by d federal government, and I can tell u that 40% of over 1000km roads constructed by Aregbesola(except for the ones in the state capital) are those linking the rural areas wit d major town; let's give him more tym, he can not finish everything in a day, and the fact that he wants to link the rural areas wit d major towns does not mean he should leave the roads in the major town untouched. If u're not in Osun sate, dnt let anybody deceive u; Aregbesola is working. Imagine OBAF a PDP chieftain in Ife saying on radio dis morning that Osun state is still where PDP left it 3years ago, dat the few things on ground were done by the PDP administration, that is what they make pple believe; bt d truth is "OGBENI IS WORKING.

NewNigeriaMind:

Can you state for a fact the road constructions was not handled by an indigene of Osun. So if I get a contract in Osun now you will call me an outsider despite the fact that I am from the Osun Ogbonni clan.

On the other hand, I agree if all aspect of the government projects are sourced locally the people will feel they are a part of the development and they actually did it themselves. that I agree with you. involve the locals at all levels of the projects not just at the lower levels.

But in all, what alternative do we have, the pdp will not do anthing, they will just share money every month. which is worse, I will accept a better rational and thinking but with what we have, APC is better than the alternative.

anonimi:

Back to sender



And you dey comment for Osun state matter when you do not know "Engineer" Aregberascal's "achievements"

Guy park well!!! YOU ARE A TROLL.





Again back to sender

9jacrip:

Let's assume the construction of the project was not outsourced - I am sure there are osun indigenes capable of handling them it means employment.

Construction materials for these project are outsourced as well can they not be gotten locally to encourage locals to compete as suppliers and then by implication spread wealth?

Opon Imo was handed to his son, it cannot be broken into bits and handed to capable different Osun indigenes that can handle them or there's none asides his son? If this was done = employment.

School Uniform - handled by his wife. Sold for about 3k when material can be bought outsider for lesser. Anybody caught selling the material gets sanctioned likewise any student who doesnt purchase from Aregbe through school.

And the list goes on.

These projects could have been a means to put food on people's tables and endear everyone to him but opposite is the case.

9jacrip:

Yes, the road construction is being handled by contractors from Lagos.

Thank you for seeing from my angle. Asides the feeling of being part of the project, the transactions will put money on people's tables and wealth will spread.

I don't even care for party, I just need Osun to be nudged to life, it is practically a sleeping state where youths are not stimulated.

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.

anonimi:

Aregberascal has been a good apprentice to his Oga JagaBandit of Thief'nubu & Co.
Like Oga, like Omo Ise; Aregberascal siphoning Osun state money since 2010

shizzle11:
Isnt it pathetic that you pint accusing fingers at your convinience you FOOL? a yoruba man made an innocent comment, and then you called him an igbo man and attacked with other iddiottic comments to follow, only for him to point out to you that he is yoruba man with a link to prove himself. By your unwitting and stewpid assumption of mentioning south east, you have called out every igbo man, drawing his/her attention to a thread where he/she wouldnt have commented.

I dont blame you, only deranged faggits like you with inbred stewpidity are always ready and willing to exhibit their chronic sympton of lunacy and lameness. Blawdyy son of a b1tch!

NewNigeriaMind:

Praying for the people from here.

May the best for Osun win.

9jacrip:

Bro,

As I said, major roads can be worked on.
The roads the OP cited for example are within the nooks of Ikire - of what concern are these streets to investors?

Govt has done its part, what part? What stimulating thing has Aregbe done exactly to get the residents to tap into the economy?

Let's assume the construction of the project was not outsourced - I am sure there are osun indigenes capable of handling them it means employment.

Construction materials for these project are outsourced as well can they not be gotten locally to encourage locals to compete as suppliers and then by implication spread wealth?

Opon Imo was handed to his son, it cannot be broken into bits and handed to capable different Osun indigenes that can handle them or there's none asides his son? If this was done = employment.

School Uniform - handled by his wife. Sold for about 3k when material can be bought outsider for lesser. Anybody caught selling the material gets sanctioned likewise any student who doesnt purchase from Aregbe through school.

And the list goes on.

These projects could have been a means to put food on people's tables and endear everyone to him but opposite is the case.

NewNigeriaMind:

NA YOUR CHURCH YOU DEY.....

I know all I need to know about my state. There is no information like those that are living in the state and from all comments, Aregbe is the better and has done well.

NewNigeriaMind:

I said road and rail infrastructure should be developed, I don't know about any rail station refurbished. As such I am not making any claim, do you get it now.

Aregbesola Eulogised Over the Renovation of the Osogbo Railway Terminus

The governor of the State of Osun Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola has been described as prudent, talented, having vision and a God given gift to the state.

The special adviser to the governor on works and transport Engineer Oladepo Amudah stated this in his office while fielding questions from journalists on the rehabilitation and face lifting of the Railway Station, Osogbo.

According to him, government is using its meager resources to develop the station in order to enhance the social and economic status of the state and meeting the standard of Nigeria Railway Corporation.

Engineer Amudah said government has spent four hundred and twelve million naira on phase one, while the next stage will involve the recreation centre, clearing and separation from terminus to Olaiya which will cost six hundred million naira.

He maintained that at the end of the projects the state government will be spending over one billion naira to renovate the railway station.

From: http://osbcng.org/2013/05/29/aregbesola-eulogised-over-the-renovation-of-the-osogbo-railway-terminus/

Neyoor:

You've forgotten Osun state former chief of staff, Dr.Peter Babalola is strong enough to deliver Ikire for APC.