ajanaku2: This Man, Aregbeshola is the "Awo" of our time...

Haters, keep hating!

...good to know he's an Ijesha Man...Proudly Ijesha!

IYA NGBALI: my friend stop defending shiit,are there no agricultural institutions in the country or africa where those people cn be trained?must he waste tax payers money all in the name of training?

IYA NGBALI: how dare you compared Awo with aregbesola?your so called aregbesola is too small to step into the shoes of Awo now and forever.

mapet: Trust NLers, turning logic the other way round. Ok let's see....Like all the Heavy Duty machineries, relocate their green houses, import 5-6 facilitators, relocate their ranches, waste converters, Relocate the dairy setup and machinery, replicate the end-2-end supply chain channel....infact Aregbesola should just relocate the whole State of Saxony-Anhalt to Osun to make it cheaper..

Le Stylo: Last year he sent 20 state-employed nurses to Germany for training on accident and trauma management. A friend's wife was lucky to be recommended by her boss. She was posted to the emergency unit of the General hospital after the training. Each of them is to assist in training their colleague and regular reports sent to the German trainers and remote support give.

This is not the first time. Aregbe, go on soun! Nothing do you.

Itoroetti :


why are u guys so blind?whats wrong with him bring the so called expatraite down here?oh!u are nw trying to tell me dat cost of importation of d heavy duty equipment down 2 osun wil be high?so does it nw mean that the equipment that they'l be taught how 2handle isnt already in osun?if the equipment isnt available in nigeria,then y go and learn it?where wil u implement it when u are back hme?

Mogidi2: Is it true that 19 of these 20 people are in one way related to the governor?

Am also thinking only 2 or 3 will return back to Nigeria.

Le Stylo: Last year he sent 20 state-employed nurses to Germany for training on accident and trauma management. A friend's wife was lucky to be recommended by her boss. She was posted to the emergency unit of the General hospital after the training. Each of them is to assist in training their colleague and regular reports sent to the German trainers and remote support give.

This is not the first time. Aregbe, go on soun! Nothing do you.

free2ryhme: my question remains


why cant they bring this training to Nigeria instead of them wasting funds training these guys abroad

IYA NGBALI: my friend stop defending shiit,are there no agricultural institutions in the country or africa where those people cn be trained?must he waste tax payers money all in the name of training?

Itoroetti :


why are u guys so blind?whats wrong with him bring the so called expatraite down here?oh!u are nw trying to tell me dat cost of importation of d heavy duty equipment down 2 osun wil be high?so does it nw mean that the equipment that they'l be taught how 2handle isnt already in osun?if the equipment isnt available in nigeria,then y go and learn it?where wil u implement it when u are back hme?

Mogidi2: Is it true that 19 of these 20 people are in one way related to the governor?

Am also thinking only 2 or 3 will return back to Nigeria.

Mogidi2: This will be a good time for PDP to make Al Mustapha the gubernatorial candidate for 2015 on his way to being President in 2019.

We all know Al Mustapha is an azz kicker, he would kick the butts of our SW/core North brothers.

All Hail the president in waiting.

akereconfi: That Governor dey Learn work.....make him come Rivers State come see Oversea scholarship....RSSDA...even non indigenes benefit also.........as am posting this comment....am wf my sis @ rssda office in ph...she os going to Kentucky US.....Brescia Uni. 310 will travel out this year. And the scholarship is every year

mapet: @ Itoro,

1. Ok, he buys the machinery, import the whole structure, which may not be necessay.......can you get that for 64million Naira?
2. We do not know what were the critical take-home target of the team, but I tell you, if it's to start with a train-the-trainer approach, then it's worth it.
3. Might I ask, why are you stereotypic

IYA NGBALI: how dare you compared Awo with aregbesola?your so called aregbesola is too small to step into the shoes of Awo now and forever.

IYA NGBALI: must they travel to Germany before they know how to farm in Nigeria?mtcheeeeeeeeeew

emmasege: [s]64 million naira on 20 youths to be trained on tropical agriculture in a temperate environment. Isn't this a collosal waste?. Why not give half of that money to IITA to train hundreds of youths here locally, and give them the other half as a lump sum of money/capital base for commercial farming?. I know of someone who works in a local govt and has recently returned from Ghana on the bill of osun state govt in the name of training, who said they learnt nothing while they were there but were only being lectured/persuaded on the need to ensure that ogbeni gets a second term?. Very soon, the day will break on ogbeni and his cohorts. 2014 is a decisive year in Osun![/s]

emmasege: What do u expect from the thiefnubus? When 2015 comes, make u (igbo) people vote for them again. No be u dey join dem say eko o ni baje. It's time u teamed up with the Lagos PDP in 2015 so that every trace of Hausa could be wiped off Alahusa. And am happy that Lagos christian indigenes have woken up from their slumber. Lagos deserves better than these Pharaohs who unnecessarily impose too many dos and donts as if in slavery.