Ok so Aregbe bought them cheap Chinese laptops but look at the classrooms where the laptops are displayed

More coming

Nothing is happening in Osun, the man just use that laptop blindfold them

EKO ole come and defend your gov. of osun state.... sorry STATE OF OSUN lol.
Is this the type of school you attended little wonder you are full of bitterness about every state thats getting it right in education.Now every one knows the caliber of education you had as a young person.
Shame on you.

More on Osun

EKO OLE come to think of it,If these is the level that osun state .... Sorry STATE OF OSUN schools are after Arbesolas legendary school reformation,

one wonders the state of those school in your time when you were a pupil there?


just saying!

ujoinme: EKO ole come and defend your gov. of osun state.... sorry STATE OF OSUN lol.
Is this the type of school you attended little wonder you are full of bitterness about every state thats getting it right in education.Now every one knows the caliber of education you had as a young person.
Shame on you.

Some of the schools don't look so bad sha

Eko ole the chicken have come home to roost!

Eko ole always loquacious, havent you seen these thread?


ACN goons where are you guys?

Cat cut your tongue?

Dont say you are ignoring the thread because that will be against the spirit of sportmanship.

Be a sport mate, Lets play

response response respons.......

lol

This one is a private, not govt school in Osun
Ebunoluwa International School.
Compare with Aregbe's schools

Some of us who were quick to recognise the scam of the fraudsters assembled in the Association of Conmen in Nigeria were called names.
It is good to know others can see the crooks for what they really are.
Leaving the BASICS and giving yoyo, cheap & cheerful projects at hyper inflated costs that have no impact on SUSTAINABLE development.

We shall OVERCOME!!!

Aregbe abandons christian missionary school

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NEXT TIME CONFUSED AND BIGOTED PEOPLE LIKE EKO OLE WON'T START SPREADING LIES OVER THE INTERNET. IT IS EVIDENT THAT THE ACN GOVERNMENT HAVE GREATLY IMPOVERISHED AND UNDER-DEVELOPED YORUBA SOUTH WEST NIGERIA BY THEIR HIGH TENDENCY FOR CORRUPTION, NEPOTISM, BIGOTRY AND FALSEHOOD. YOROGBA LAND IS IN COMPLETE MESS.

Aregbe feeding future Osuites with cocoyam
Well at least they get some value for something

musiwa25:
if you look at ondo state... he has been wise.. he invested the money , the profit of that investment is what ondo state is using to build school.

Is the Ondo state governor also one of those ACN guys handpicked by strategically tactical wise man of the South West, Asiwaju Tinubu

I think all Osun Students has a specific school uniforms, why are u posting pictures from google probably old pics before Ogbeni came into govt.

Aregbe in deep poooooo for acting b4 thinking. He should have focus on adding value in a meaningful way and not neccesarily in a noisy and wasteful way. However i wouldn't blame him on the state of the schools.

Meritbaba: I think all Osun Students has a specific school uniforms, why are u posting pictures from google probably old pics before Ogbeni came into govt.

There was no school feeding in Osun before your fugly ogbeni came in

Sibrah: Aregbe in deep poooooo for acting b4 thinking. He should have focus on adding value in a meaningful way and not neccesarily in a noisy and wasteful way. However i wouldn't blame him on the state of the schools.

So who will you blame for the pathetic state of osun schools

ONE INCOMPLETE SCHOOL RENOVATION.
IS THAT ALL YOU CAN FIND?
WHAT ABOUT ALL THE OTHER SCHOOLS IN THE ABOVE PICTURES?
LOOK MEN YOU BETTER FIND BETTER PICTURES TO DEFEND YOUR PAYMASTERS OR THEY ARE GOING TO FIRE YOU.

FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN RUN RUN RUN
A BIG BIG FIRE
RUN RUN RUN.......... LOL

Eko Ile:

lol

ujoinme: ONE INCOMPLETE SCHOOL RENOVATION.
.

Village illiterate, that's a new school built from scratch to accommodate 900 students and they put the inset there for you to show clowns like you the old schools they are getting rid off, same old schools you dumb asses are killing yourselves over...



Dumb villagers...


Try harder next time...



Case Closed..

Eko Ile:



Village illiterate, that's a new school built from scratch to accommodate 900 students and they put the inset there for you to show clowns like you the old schools they are getting rid off, same old schools you dumb asses are killing yourselves over...



Dumb villagers...


Try harder next time...



Case Closed..

no cry na

Aregbesola has spent 2.5 years as state of Osun governor and has made much impact than the 6-7 years of some oil rich state governors. The future is bright in state of Osun

emiye: Aregbesola has spent 2.5 years as state of Osun governor and has made much impact than the 6-7 years of some oil rich state governors. The future is bright in state of Osun

Better than 8 years in government Akpabio below with almost 3 times Osun's budget..



The joker didn't even build one single classroom..



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smh...

Sibrah: Aregbe in deep poooooo for acting b4 thinking. He should have focus on adding value in a meaningful way and not neccesarily in a noisy and wasteful way. However i wouldn't blame him on the state of the schools.

Dude, I will suggest you do more research before swallowing the lies people sell here daily. Not many Governor can match the deliberate and systematic effort of Aregbesola in the education sector in Nigeria today. His approach is entirely comprehensive and visionary. From feeding school kids to a robust plan for building adequate model schools through to the most sophisticated and modern learning aid, Aregbesola has done things in a manner others should emulate. We can all engage in all these back-and-forth but we all just appear like illiterate when we never wish to listen to the adjudication of the most competent referees. available.

http://dailyindependentnig.com/2012/10/chukwumerije-hails-aregbesolas-education-policies/

Chukwumerije hails Aregbesola’s education policies
POSTED ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10TH, 2012


By Gbenga Faturoti, Correspondent Osogbo

Chairman, Senate Committee on Education, Senator Uche Chukwumerije has called on other states in Nigeria to emulate the feat recorded by Osun State in education sector saying that what is happening in the state is capable of rescuing the country’s rotten education sector.

Chukwumeriji, who lead other members of the committee on an oversight visit to Osun State, challenged other state governors to learn from the policies being put in place in Osun if indeed, they are set to put their states on the path of glory.

He explained that all state governors must drop their party affiliations and sentiments and learn from Osun because the state is on the right path to the development of the sector.

Other members of the committee included wife of the former governor of Lagos State, Oluremi Tinubu, Professor Olusola Adeyeye and Atiku Bagudu.

The committee said the visit was a mark of respect and solidarity in showing appreciation for the feat that the young administration of Aregbesola has achieved in Osun.

According to Chukwumerije, “The states and the country owe Governor Aregbesola a lot of gratitude for promptly laying a formidable foundation for education in the state. I will like to use this opportunity to advise other states irrespective of your political affiliation, you must drop your ego and learn from the people oriented projects and programmes of Governor Aregbesola.”

The senator described the collapse of education in the country as a national challenge and appealed to all to muster the courage to address the decay in the education sector.

“The Governor of Osun is God-sent to his people. Aregbesola, as a fresh governor, has shown that he is a serious-minded person. For the first time, the education policy of Ogbeni Aregbesola remains the best in the country, even ahead that of Lagos State.”

Responding, Governor Aregbesola held that for the country to progress, the interest of the people must be considered before any decision is taken; stating that parliamentary system of government is the essence of democracy.

He said, “The best form of political activity is in the parliament, our nation will not make appreciable progress if it focuses only on the executive, at least the parliament is where ideas are generated, they have total representative and support of the people.

“Parliamentary system is the essence of democracy. The assembly of the people must not be an expression but it must put into practise. For a country to have a meaningful development progress, it must not be a one-sided means of power.” The governor averred.

Speaking on education, Aregbesola said when he got into power; his intention was to close down schools for about a year because of what he met.

“What was on ground was dilapidated school buildings not fit for human habitation. The conditions of teachers were nothing to write home about plus the condition of other infrastructure.”

He urged the committee not to be afraid to tell the president that there is a problem in the educational sector, adding that the decadence in the sector must be arrested to rescue students from the problem of not having sound education.

Aregbesola held that the basis of growth for any country is sound education and that Osun is committed to provision of genuine and sound education for its citizenry hence the commitment of huge resources to make sure that its pupils will rank among the best in Nigeria.

@Topic.

Some of these schools were built during the days of Obafemi Awolowo. Administrators after administrators have come and made no real difference. This is to include Oyinlola of the PDP who was Osun's Governor for almost 8 years. Aregbesola came in and stated unequivocally that the pictures we see here represent unacceptable decay. He opined that children could not learn in environment not even fit to raise chickens in. His government therefore decided to do the hard work of demolishing these 'Chicken cages' to replace them with modern model schools. All it takes is a little fact-finding research and we will all see what matters quickly.

This year Osun is planning to build around hundreds of model schools to replace the mess on ground.


http://tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/component/k2/item/4307-osun-demolishes-3000-public-school-buildings

Osun demolishes 3,000 public school buildings
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Osun State, on Thursday, disclosed that it had demolished 3,000 dilapidated school buildings out of the 4,000 deplorable school buildings identified across the 30 local government areas in the state.
The government, which also allayed the fears of residents of the state on the planned merger of the primary and post primary schools in the state, contended that the development was targeted at repositioning the state’s educational sector, with much emphasis on delivery of quality knowledge to the pupils.
Addressing newsmen in Osogbo, on Thursday, the chairman, Osun Schools Infrastructure Development Committee (O’ schools), Chief Lai Oyeduntan, stated that his committee had spotted schools with dangerously dilapidated structures in the state and will replace them with new ones.
He hinted that 100 model elementary schools would be built in the state, while 50 middle schools and 20 high schools would also be built in the nine federal constituencies of the state before the end of this year.
While contending that most of the school buildings in the state were constructed by the administration of former Premier of the old Western region, Chief Obafemi Awolowo and that of the former governor of the old Oyo State, Chief Bola Ige, Oyeduntan observed that the buildings were weak and could no longer stand the test of time.
According to him, most of the school buildings erected during the administration of the immediate past Governor of the state, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola were either located close to high ways or of low quality standard, a development which compelled the government to demolish them.
He explained that the buildings that were demolished were not only those built by the government of Oyinlola as insinuated by some people, stressing that the present government in the state does not put political sentiments into its actions and deeds.
Oyeduntan who said arrangements had already been concluded to ensure that the planned merger of schools succeed, assured that all envisaged challenges that may affect the new government policy have been considered, such that the policy would be beneficial to all the stakeholders in the education sector including parents and pupils.

^ I felt the guy could have done better with the 'Opon Imo' project. No doubt about him being a significant improvement over Oyinlola.