Yoruba4Life:


Brother, you talk true. Dem dem no get solidarity and unity among dem na..

That's why I'm here on this forum.. for Yoruba unity and my fellow colleague from Orunmila.. "Yoruba Assasin" .. to maintain peace, protection and protect against any form(s) from any okoro, pigs or piglets.

Dem no born their father well... make dem come, make I dey see..

Yoruba-Kingdom progress is our priority!

FishLegs:
he owe you salary?

Yoruba4Life:


Brother, you talk true. Dem dem no get solidarity and unity among dem na..

That's why I'm here on this forum.. for Yoruba unity and my fellow colleague from Orunmila.. "Yoruba Assasin" .. to maintain peace, orderliness and protect against any form(s) of attack whatsoever from any okoro pigs or piglets.

Dem no born their father well... make dem come, make I dey see..

Yoruba-Kingdom progress is our priority!

forghon:
Buhari sent him to islamisize dem

FishLegs:
he owe you salary?

iamdrfresh:
election is near

TheAngry1:
That's O'dua Land for you. We are ONE people, irrespective of religion...the Yoruba nation is ONE. All these internet ranters who come here and mention Yoruba Muslims and Yoruba Christians with the subtle goal of dividing us are deranged. Fayose and FFK are in the opposition politically, but are united spiritually to the Yoruba course. We don't mix politics with unity here, ODUA IS ONE PEOPLE!

Follygunners:


So if he doesn't owe me salary means he should owe innocent, hard-working folks, abi?

Craze dey worry you, I swear.

metronaija:
Osun state Governor Rauf Aregbesola attends the on-going revival of the Apostolic Church, Onigbogi Ilesha.

http://www.metronaija.ng/photos-gov-aregbesola-attends-revival-at-apostolic-church-onigbogi/

DTaj:


He is NOT contesting any election! His second term ends this year...

Meanwhile, his (Rauf Aregbesola’s) late younger sister was a Christian and her children (his nephews and nieces) live with him in Osun Government House, and he has always been responsible for their upkeep.

His immediate younger brother, Rafiu Olugbenga Aregbesola, is also a spirit-filled Christian! A lot of his relations in Ilesa are Christians and they live together without rancour.

Do not judge a person you know nothing about!

Yoruba people are tolerant regarding religion. In my extended family, we have Muslims and Christians co-habiting very well without issues...

Fadiga24:
Let him pay 2 years salaries of his government workers before forming holy

deebrain:


like you were reading My mind.

Signs wonders and miracles (apologies to Miracle of big brother fame) will be demonstrated by our politicians cos of 2019.

TheAngry1:
That's O'dua Land for you. We are ONE people, irrespective of religion...the Yoruba nation is ONE. All these internet ranters who come here and mention Yoruba Muslims and Yoruba Christians with the subtle goal of dividing us are deranged. Fayose and FFK are in the opposition politically, but are united spiritually to the Yoruba course. We don't mix politics with unity here, ODUA IS ONE PEOPLE!

TheAngry1:
That's O'dua Land for you. We are ONE people, irrespective of religion...the Yoruba nation is ONE. All these internet ranters who come here and mention Yoruba Muslims and Yoruba Christians with the subtle goal of dividing us are deranged. Fayose and FFK are in the opposition politically, but are united spiritually to the Yoruba course. We don't mix politics with unity here, ODUA IS ONE PEOPLE!

TheAngry1:
That's O'dua Land for you. We are ONE people, irrespective of religion...the Yoruba nation is ONE. All these internet ranters who come here and mention Yoruba Muslims and Yoruba Christians with the subtle goal of dividing us are deranged. Fayose and FFK are in the opposition politically, but are united spiritually to the Yoruba course. We don't mix politics with unity here, ODUA IS ONE PEOPLE!

seguno2:


Is the owing of salaries, deductions and pensions for several months and years by Aregbesola despite

- huge loans,
- high oil price,
- several bailouts
- increased IGR

also a sign of Odua unity?
If truly Odua is one people, why should the Aregbesola be stealing money meant to pay workers and pensioners without any massive recruitment of civil servants in his seven years of unfortunate governance

DTaj:


He is NOT contesting any election! His second term ends this year...

Meanwhile, his (Rauf Aregbesola’s) late younger sister was a Christian and her children (his nephews and nieces) live with him in Osun Government House, and he has always been responsible for their upkeep.

His immediate younger brother, Rafiu Olugbenga Aregbesola, is also a spirit-filled Christian! A lot of his relations in Ilesa are Christians and they live together without rancour.

Do not judge a person you know nothing about!

Yoruba people are tolerant regarding religion. In my extended family, we have Muslims and Christians co-habiting very well without issues...

deomelllo:
If you are going to spew the usual ipob rubbish, common sense dictate that you show us facts per what is owed and for how long.

Also, show us what was stolen, how much, from where and where he hid the money


This is the problem with you Igbos, you regurgitate the same mantra all over the place, but common facts you can not produce to back up your rubbish.

Omooba77:
The debt status of most states of the federation exceeds 50 per cent of their annual revenues. For 18 states, the debt profiles exceed their gross and net revenues by more than 200 per cent. Lagos, Osun and Cross River states record over 480 per cent debt to gross revenue.

The Fiscal Responsibility Commission, which stated this in its 2016 Annual Report obtained by our correspondent in Abuja on Monday, said the development was contrary to the guidelines of the Debt Management Office on debt sustainability.

According to the guidelines, the debt status of each state should not exceed 50 per cent of the statutory revenue in the previous 12 months.

The report stated, “In the light of the DMO’s guidelines on the Debt Management Framework, specifically, sections 222 to 273 of the Investment and Securities Act, 2007 pertaining to debt sustainability, according to the guidelines, the debt to income ratio of states should not exceed 50 per cent of the statutory revenue for the preceding 12 months.”


However, an analysis presented in the FRC report showed that most states flouted the directive. In fact, the debt status of many states exceeded the debt to revenue ratio by more than 100 per cent. The analysis was based on the debt profile of the states as of December 31, 2016.

The states with the highest debt to gross revenue ratios were Lagos (670.42 per cent), Osun (539.25 per cent), Cross River (486.49 per cent), Plateau (342.01 per cent), Oyo (339.56 per cent), Ekiti (339.34 per cent), Ogun (329.47 per cent), Kaduna (297.26 per cent) and Imo (292.82 per cent).

Others were Edo (270.8 per cent), Adamawa (261.96 per cent), Delta (259.63 per cent), Bauchi (250.75 per cent), Nasarawa (250.36 per cent), Kogi (221.92 per cent), Enugu (207.49 per cent), Zamfara (204.91 per cent), and Kano (202.61 per cent).

The debt to net revenue ratio of the states puts some of the states in even more precarious situations. The debt to net revenue of Lagos, for instance, is 930.96 per cent, while that of Cross River is 940.64 per cent.
only states whose debt did not exceed the 50 per cent ratio by more than 100 per cent are Anambra, Borno, Jigawa, Kebbi, Sokoto, Yobe and the Federal Capital Territory.

The debt to revenue ratio is very important in debt analysis as it can give an indication of the capacity of the debtor to service and repay the debt.

However, the FRC noted that it should not be concluded that a state had over-borrowed because its debt to revenue ratio was more than 50 per cent.

The report stated, “It should be noted that the fact that some states exceeded the threshold of 50 per cent of their total revenue is not an indication that they over-borrowed as the debt limits of the governments in the federation are yet to be set.

“Furthermore, only total revenue is used for the foregoing analysis as comprehensive data on the states’ Internally Generated Revenue were not available. In any case, the IGR on the average is not more than eight per cent of the states’ total revenue except for Lagos State. In essence, the non-inclusion of the IGR may not distort the result of the analysis.

“Therefore, there is a need for each of these states to work towards bringing their respective consolidated debts within the 50 per cent threshold of their total revenue in order to guarantee a general public debt sustainability in the country.”

http://punchng.com/lagos-osun-crivers-debts-exceed-revenues-by-over-480-frc


www.nairaland.com/attachments/6855621_screenshot20180320110428_jpeg3404c9bd4e30b40285ebb42a12292b5b

globemoney:
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) in its report on Nigerian Domestic and Foreign Debt – June 2017 data yesterday, said Nigeria’s foreign debt stood at $15.05 billion, while the domestic debt portfolio was put at N14.06 trillion in June this year.

This represents a growth of $3.64 billion and N0.04 trillion respectively within a six-month period.
The NBS showed that $9.67 billion of the debt was multilateral; $218.25 million, bilateral, while $5.15 billion was from the Exim Bank of China, credited to the Federal Government.
Federal Government debt accounted for 74 percent of Nigeria’s total foreign debt while all states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), accounted for the remaining 26 percent.
Total Federal Government’s debt accounted for 78.66 percent of Nigeria’s total domestic debt, while all states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), accounted for the 21.34 percent balance.
A breakdown of the Federal Government domestic debt stock by instruments reflected that N7.5 trillion or 68.41 percent of the debt was in Federal Government Bonds. About N3.3 trillion or 29.64 percent are in treasury bills, while N215.99 million or 1.95 percent are in treasury bonds.
Lagos State has the highest foreign debt profile among the 36 states and the FCT, accounting for 37 percent; Kaduna, 6 percent; Edo, 5 percent; Cross River, 4 percent; and Ogun, 3 percent, followed closely.
Lagos State had the highest domestic debt profile among the thirty-six states and the FCT, accounting for 10.39 percent; Delta, 8.04 percent; Akwa Ibom, 5.18 percent; FCT, 5.09 percent; and Osun, 4.90 percent, followed in that order.


www.nairaland.com/attachments/5991960_anambra_jpeg7e8abed9aa757bc066c0f18e80b6ad69


https://ynaija.com/nigerias-domestic-debts-hit-n14-06-in-june-nbs/

Abdulmujeeb52:
Aregbe ! Why ? I thought you were a devout and committed muslim for cry out loud ,besides ,your deputy is also a christian that can represent you over there.
It is prohibited for a muslim to enter disbelievers worship-place because of wordly things.

seguno2:


Wahala igo ni o ma pa oni ice water.
Why are you running like a headless chicken defending rogues and corrupt hypocrites?

seguno2

why should the Aregbesola be stealing money meant to pay workers and pensioners without any massive recruitment of civil servants

deomelllo:
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If you are going to spew the usual ipob rubbish, common sense dictate that you show us facts per what is owed and for how long.

Also, show us what was stolen, how much, from where and where he hid the money


This is the problem with you Igbos, you regurgitate the same mantra all over the place, but common facts you cannot produce to back up your rubbish.