loomer:
As the whole people of osun state no fit come out in their numbers to stage a very peaceful protest so that this man go leave office, the thing just dey make me wonder weda na jazz him use hold all of them.

Precide:
who told u they've nt been protesting?? U beta be well informed b4 u come online and think u knw of all news in town

loomer:


Oga shut up and read wat I said.

I meant the whole state in their millions not som few hundreds.

stop showing ur stupidity

stobery:
Chai
This man is the most wicked man on earth

Precide:
i won't abuse u jst 4 d sake of d suffering pple. Protests do nothing to affect d life of dat Rascal Gomina. He's nt even living in Osun of late. But wait, av u eva joined a protesting group in ur life??

loomer:


Protest will affect him if and when the state is flooded with people seated on the roads with no vehicular activity allowed to take place, with no sitting at the state house of assembly. Then he either does something or might have to face being impeached.

I've neva had a reason to protest and I pray I don't

Precide:
mass protests are rear in Nigeria. Or avn't u also observed that? Check d protest against BH in nigeria and compare with d one in cameroon u'll knw wat i mean. Assembly gates are also locked up, they are also on strike. Mass protes with no allowance of vehicular activity will be a STUPID step. Or don't u think so?

DandyWalker:
with due respect sir, this is a very insipid and shallow statement to make. Doctors have little or no control over terminal illnesses. To make this comparison is, at best, being blindly partisan.

agarawu23:
I don't know the best 'word' I will use to describe your illness

Sulaimon01:


Dindinrinity

temitemi1:
Some pple go come here now come dey talk rubbish sey no be only osun govt dey owe salaries but my question be sey why nah only Osun workers dey cry everyday This is what I called chronic HUNGER in the land of Osun, courtesy AREGBESE

loomer:


But there should be something the masses can do.
Petitions or something. They should find a way to shake me with impeachment.

Precide:
hmm, datz true. Buh only d wise can take clear steps in Osun. The man is a juju man. Even upon this salary payment crisis, he sponsored traditional pilgrimage to cuba last month. Dunno where the GOATEE got d money from. Aregbe is evil

loomer:


Na where him power stop some people own start o.

Precide:
i think buhari shld bail out those states owing workers' salaries. But d FG also owes abt #12Trillion. I hail 9ja my country

loomer:


Protest will affect him if and when the state is flooded with people seated on the roads with no vehicular activity allowed to take place, with no sitting at the state house of assembly. Then he either does something or might have to face being impeached.

I've neva had a reason to protest and I pray I don't

Precide:
hmm, datz true. Buh only d wise can take clear steps in Osun. The man is a juju man. Even upon this salary payment crisis, he sponsored traditional pilgrimage to cuba last month. Dunno where the GOATEE got d money from. Aregbe is evil

mytym:




I observed keenly the discourse between you two. @loomer i really say amen to your prayer because if by any chance you take part in any protest no matter how lil or peaceful it is, then you'll know it's beyond boastful internet musings or some virtual confidence being displayed by many folks who have no idea what it is or how it feels to be in this exact predicament. It was a catch-22 situation of some sort until recently.

Like @precide said, Aregbe is a wicked beast, callous and diabolical in his methods. He has used every means to subdue and silence well meaning efforts targeted against his government. Until recently recent, these protests we are now hearing of have started in one form or the other long ago but time has a way of exposing a liar.
The little protests being displayed now are a miracle and evidence of answered prayers because even the Labour Unions which hitherto had been rumored to have been bought over by the governor seem tired of his 'bribes'.
Some other persons will even say Osun people voted for him again, so the punishment is deserved. 80% of workers and pensioners did NOT vote for him and the ones who did owing to religious sentiments now know they have been fooled twice and are experiencing the consequence of their decision.
The governor for long had turned the traders and artisans against civil servants so their outcries were not believed until those ignorant traders also realised recently that when there's no cashflow, in a Civil Servant-Controlled economy like Osun, no business will survive.
Due to this disunity created by the governor, he got away with his cruelty for a long time and a formidable protest against an incumbent like the one you described will require alot of strong collective morale, and that my brother, is very low in Osun Streets. Food before anything!

loomer:


This was exactly wat I said in my first post, that seems like he has used diabolical ways to hold the people to his grasp.

But like u mentioned also, that the people of osun state have got low morale due to hunger, isn't it suppose to be a Hungry man is an Angry man?
They are are supos to be angry and show their anger collectively and be in union with each other. If they can do all that I'm so sure other states will suport them.
One thing I know about nigerians is that, no matter our differences, wen it comes to such matter we are unified.

No vex for my English o, I dey try my best

mytym:

Yea you are right, the few protest you now see are the result of unity which was very hard to get in osun. Divide and Rule worked well for Aregbesola.
Also @ bolded, try to start and lead a protest first then you will know where the loyalties of your followers lie. Only then you will have a deeper understanding of unity and betrayal.