[size=22pt]Aregbesola best known for useless talking!
Where are the roads? Dry season wan finis o![/size]

Aregbesola waited for "dry season" to appoint commissioners.
He waited for "dry season" to start working and stop slapping people. Now we wanna see proof.
[size=16pt]WHERE are the roads?
These are from Akwa Ibom (no be maut ), WHERE are AregbeRASCALS roads? Or is he building them with his large mouth as usual?[/size]

Beaf: Rewind...

mamaafrik: Mayb i'm d only1 cing dis,we only hear of southern states devlpmnt & nt northern,kilonsẹlẹ?

Beaf: Rewind...

“I am, however, very disturbed by his political antics as far as my state, Ondo, is concerned. By my reading, Rauf is the arrow head of the ACN onslaught on Governor Mimiko of Ondo State. Consistently, with the latest being yesterday (Tuesday), he had been launching political assault on Mimiko, boasting that ACN would flush him out in next year’s election, because he believes that South-West states can only achieve regional and developmental integration only under one political party, to wit, ACN.

“Apart from the fact that I find this position quite preposterous, I take serious objection to his consistent irreverent attack on a fellow governor of same Yoruba stock just because you belong to a different political party. That is the bane of the supposed enlightened Yoruba politicians who believe that things must be seen only from their narrow and jaundiced prism.

“If you look at the configuration of the political setting in the South-East, there are two APGA governors but the majority PDP governors don’t insult Okorocha and Obi just because they belong to different parties. The South-East governors meet regularly on issues concerning their Ndigbo interests, irrespective of their political parties. South-South governors, when they meet on the interests of Niger Delta, don’t discriminate against Adams Oshiomhole just because he is in ACN.

“The Northern Governors Forum, dominated by PDP, don’t discriminate or attack the ANPP and CPC governors in their region. It is only in South-West that this nonsense takes place and we have to confront this shenanigan. With its phalanx of political foot soldiers, ACN could have used these people instead of a sitting governor, who ought to face his own state, rather his main interest and priority is to unseat Mimiko.

“In any case, who gave Rauf to be speaking on behalf of us Yoruba and to determine our political destiny? I don’t mind if Dr Tunji Abayomi, Olu Agunloye, Boroffice and others who want to contest for Ondo State governorship under ACN are attacking Mimiko. That is understandable because they want his office. But, not a sitting governor of another state. Does it bother Rauf that ACN lost the House of Reps bye election last month in Oyo State?

Gbawe:

A d.u.n.c.e and a Cow rolled together. Not a good combination. Akpabio: 5 years in charge with monthly allocation of 18 billion (13 billion from 13% derivation) an estimated population of 4.8 million and total area of 7,081 square km.

http://fmf.gov.ng/images/FAAC/faacrepAug2011.pdf

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akwa_Ibom_State

Meanwhile Aregbesola : 16 months in power with monthly allocation of 4 billion an estimated population of 4.1 million and total area 9,251 square km.

http://fmf.gov.ng/images/FAAC/faacrepAug2011.pdf

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osun_State


Even the dullest rebrobate should appreciate the statistics to note that Akpabio has far more money to play with to the extent we can expect similar to what he has achieved over 5 years. Aregbesola on the others, considering the decay on ground and poor fiscal condition of Osun , has to plan meticulously, be inventive and extremely frugal. Aregbesola recieves around 1/6 of what Akpabio gets and his State has similar population to Akwa Ibom with a bigger land mass to manage yet he is is expected to achieve what Akpabio has in 16 months? Idiocy of the highest order.

The better comparision would be to look at the State of your hero GEJ that gets approx 12 billion monthly with an estimated population of 2 million and a total area of 10,733 square km yet nothing on ground to justify such a comparatively large federal allocation. You are too dishonest to see that the likes of Bayelsa deserve far more scrutiny than a State where the Governor is actually doing well trying to juggle scarce resource and the huge debt left by the PDP. You are not too smart but hopefully you should now appreciate the statistics enough to desist from childish and senseless spamming that only expose you as a dul.l.a.r.d.

You people have a way of convincing yourselves with stup!d talk. How many have even been to Bayelsa? How can anyone in their right mind compare Aregbesola's Osun to bayelsa?

[size=14pt]This is bayelsa (you can now faint):[/size]





[size=22pt]Where are AregbeRASCALS roads? Abi na maut? "dry season" wan finis o![/size]

sheyguy: Beaf, can u do us all a favour by presenting facts like Gbawe did when comparing Osun state to Akwa Ibom and stop using Okorocha u r ''probably'' not sure of to argue blindly. If possible give us population, land area, average monthly allocation and major projects since Alams time of Bayelsa state, and let's see how PDP is performing there.

Aregbesola is doing a sensible thing by constructing new and strategic roads as well as upgrading sub-standard ones built by PDP govt of oyinlola.

dayokanu: Na road be this abi na ocean

No wonder kidnappers enter street

[img]https://www.nairaland.com/download/540569[/img]

Olalekan 0: Are you implying that there are no such places in fashela's state of Lagos? Plsssssss come off it!

Andre Uweh: I do not think that Beaf has done anything wrong here. He wants to see a better Osun state.

Andre Uweh: Beaf hardly attacks any one who critiques Delta state. He himself has on numerous occasions spoken about some ills of his state.
I hope people from Osun and sorroundings should learn grom him.

Andre Uweh: Beaf hardly attacks any one who critiques Delta state. He himself has on numerous occasions spoken about some ills of his state.
I hope people from Osun and sorroundings should learn grom him.

Andre Uweh: Beaf hardly attacks any one who critiques Delta state. He himself has on numerous occasions spoken about some ills of his state.
I hope people from Osun and sorroundings should learn grom him.

koruji:
You are either ignorant of Beaf's antics or playing dumb.

In either case you are advised to read the kind of ignoble lies that Beaf tells about Osun on NL.

fatadis: Please we need to give Ogbeni benefit of doubt. He needs time to plan so that we will not make the same mistakes we have made in the past. Let's get our priority right and compare dis with available revenue for effective distribution. This is a four years journey. I live in Lagos and I know what Lagos state govt. use to put into project planning and data collections before embarking on any project. Also Lagos has a platform on ground compare to Osun that is starting from scratch.

The opposition keeps saying you have fallen short of the people’s expectation…

When I read their tantrums about what we have done, I laugh because as at the time we took over, this state was carrying a burden of N18.3 billion debt. The debt was not just an ordinary debt, it was a debt that was painful and suffocating. It was so bad that for the state to meet its recurrent expenditure, it had to borrow N1 billion every month. As at that time, the total revenue of the state was N2.1 billion (IGR was N300 million and allocation was N1.8 billion) out of which, right from Abuja, N615 million would be deducted, leaving N1.5 billion. The salary as at that time was N850 million, leaving us with N650 million. Subventions to tertiary institutions in the state was N850 million, leaving us minus N150 million; and we had to pay pensions of N250 million. I wouldn’t know how much specifically, but as at that time, gratuity was already outstanding and it could not be less than N1.5 billion. I only knew that by June this year, the outstanding on gratuity was N2.4 billion. What was allocated in December was N30 million and that was what I met. But in that month, I raised it to N50 million and by April this year, I raised it to N150 million. If I want to be very meticulous and factual, let us say we must pay gratuity of N50 million and if you subtract it, you will have minus N500 million. Aside that, you must run government with money. So, a billion naira loan had to be taken from bank to augment every month and by the following month, you pay it off and continue. That was the situation I met.
By March, noticing the almost impossibility of running any government at all and having realized that there was no hope for the state should that regime continue, we realised that our only saving grace was to restructure the loan and we desperately sought for a financial institution that could support us by refinancing and I got one finally in the First Bank. We were able to broker a deal that allowed us to refinance the loan, such that today, as I am talking to you, the maximum we get on that suffocating loan is less than N100 million. We have removed the burden of the loan and we have spread it such that the state would not even know that it is paying anything.


You said that you have N29.5 billion for development of Osun, but if you calculate the money you need eventually, it is more than you have. How will you generate more money to carry out your programme?


The truth of the matter is that the money that can take us out of the situation we are now cannot be less than N300 billion. Through financial re-engineering we are raising it, but what we have raised is grossly inadequate, and we will look for other methods to raise money for development, details of which I will not supply now. Just note that when it comes to the time when this money is required we will get it. By my own commitment, I want to leave here by far better and comparable to any human society anywhere in the world and I want you to join me to achieve this.



CULLED FROM THE NATION.

afam4eva:

Not all. Things are shaping up in Enugu, Akwa-Ibom and Rivers states. The only ACN state governor that has done something tangible is fashola of lagos. I have nothing against ACN but it's annoying the way their supporters go about making jest of PDP like they're any better.

afam4eva:

So, you want to tell me you've not seen the pics of developments in Enugu, Rivers and Akwa-ibom state? Stop lying to yourself man. I also think Fashola has done well.