omokab:
I will only answer you because, you asked if I am a yoruba man. I'm a typical yoruba man and base in Osogbo. Would you compare the work aregesola arege has done in osun to any of those you mentioned excluding bola ige. Join all of them together, they can't match the work of aregbe. Also you people don't even know what borrowing means to economy. What matter most is to use it for the purpose it was meant for. But if you don't know osogbo in the pre Aregbesola era you may not appreciate his work. Even babatope said it last week or so that it will be difficult for other party to defeat apc in their coming election Bcs of good work of aregbe in osun stat

CodeTemplar:
You don't expect a 55% increase in IGR to sell as a good justification for a debt that will increase capital expenditure by over 500%.

That's if we pretend the increase in IGR is directly influenced by projects the debt funded. You will agree with me that the increase in IGR was largely down to blockage of old leakages.

calyto:
Ok sir.
Oya go and argue with your mates.
I don't have time to argue with kids

CodeTemplar:
Boxed into the corner.

johnnyvid:
you are still a ranter on top ipob matters. stop your rant OK.

CodeTemplar:
You don't expect a 55% increase in IGR to sell as a good justification for a debt that will increase capital expenditure by over 500%.

That's if we pretend the increase in IGR is directly influenced by projects the debt funded. You will agree with me that the increase in IGR was largely down to blockage of old leakages.

matrixme:
Good. But all there is here are 3 large, aesthetic swimming pools, couple of houses, some good landscaping and indoor draft centre. Maybe it's like one of those children's book that you're asked to spot the missing item or so.

deomelo:





This is just a reflection of your own ignorance and cluelessness about debt.

When government take out debts to build infrastructures, it's always to create jobs, generate investments and ultimately, boost the IGR and according to available data and documented records, the debts created jobs, created educated manpower, boosted investments and massively increased the IGR which is needed to pay and service debts and build more infrastructures and create government social programs.


We don't even have to keep arguing or lecturing you Igbos all the time because the positive results for the debts are out their in black and white.

1. Osun is the 2nd state in Nigeria with the lowest unemployment rate, what position is your village?

2. Osun ranks 2nd in human capital ( human capital is defined as the skills, knowledge, and experience possessed by an individual or population, viewed in terms of their value or cost to an organisation or country. These are what actually facilitate or constrain the development of any organisation, state or nation) , what position is your village?

3. Osun ranks 2nd less miserable and poverty-ridden state Nigeria, what position is your village?

4. Osun is the 2nd richest state in Nigeria, what position is your village?

5. Osun is the most peaceful and secured state in Nigeria, what position is your village?


Do you know one of the reasons why they have the lowest poverty rate in Nigeria.

Look at the school feeding program, they feed tens of thousands of school children 5 days a week, it means 15,000 whole chickens, 254,000 eggs, 35 heads of cattle and 400 tonnes of catfish are purchased weekly from farmers and food vendors..

That's thousands of jobs from farmers, transports, cooperatives, food vendors, cooks and a lot of IGR moving within the local economy and into government accounts.


34% IGR increase did not happen by accident, it's because of wise, smart and strategic government policies, a text book effect of smart borrowing.

calyto:

Ok sir.

Oya go and argue with your mates.

I don't have time to argue with kids

CodeTemplar:
Keep ranting there. what is debt to igr ratio. so if there was oil Osun cant stand alone to take and repay low interest debts?
Stop trying to hard to win an argument and start being more logical.

deomelo:
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And you are still an ignorant and unintelligent ipob.

johnnyvid:
it's when my point is paining you that you will now have the time to be singing ipob songs. I strongly believe you are dreaming of ipob members everyday.

deomelllo:
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And you are still an ignorant and unintelligent ipob.

deomelo:





This is just a reflection of your own ignorance and cluelessness about debt.

When government take out debts to build infrastructures, it's always to create jobs, generate investments and ultimately, boost the IGR and according to available data and documented records, the debts created jobs, created educated manpower, boosted investments and massively increased the IGR which is needed to pay and service debts and build more infrastructures and create government social programs.


We don't even have to keep arguing or lecturing you Igbos all the time because the positive results for the debts are out their in black and white.

1. Osun is the 2nd state in Nigeria with the lowest unemployment rate, what position is your village?

2. Osun ranks 2nd in human capital ( human capital is defined as the skills, knowledge, and experience possessed by an individual or population, viewed in terms of their value or cost to an organisation or country. These are what actually facilitate or constrain the development of any organisation, state or nation) , what position is your village?

3. Osun ranks 2nd less miserable and poverty-ridden state Nigeria, what position is your village?

[s]4. Osun is the 2nd richest state in Nigeria, what position is your village?[/s]

5. Osun is the most peaceful and secured state in Nigeria, what position is your village?


[s]Do you know one of the reasons why they have the lowest poverty rate in Nigeria.

Look at the school feeding program, they feed tens of thousands of school children 5 days a week, it means 15,000 whole chickens, 254,000 eggs, 35 heads of cattle and 400 tonnes of catfish are purchased weekly from farmers and food vendors..[/s]

That's thousands of jobs from farmers, transports, cooperatives, food vendors, cooks and a lot of IGR moving within the local economy and into government accounts.


34% IGR increase did not happen by accident, it's because of wise, smart and strategic government policies, a text book effect of smart borrowing.

mightyfacts:


Osun is not the second richest state in Nigeria.

Are you sure they purchase them from vendors around Osun

johnnyvid:
you are still pained about ipob progress Hmmmmmmm. you will rant and forget what you are doing on earth.

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deomelllo:
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Typical ignorant and unintelligent ipob nonsense.

Keep quiet if you have zero facts to counter with