Aregbesola doesnt worth to be called that in the first place.....

[quote author=chukwudi44 post=36697146]AreGBESE go and pay your workers and quit all this nonsense.Just pay the workers who cares whether you answer excellency or not[/quote
Lol

A tout and a guy-man like Aregbesola Shouldn't be called His Excellency. There is nothing Excellence about the man

Too late to be accepted from them. Copy Coy hypocrites

INTROVERT:
call me introvert

meaning JOBLESSNESS

haaa! Whether there is 'His excellency' or not, what difference does it make? rubbish!

These people again, does this change the issue, demand and call for good governance?
Nonsensical
Yeye dey smile

dunkem21:
I agree totally with Aregbe on this ..
It is only fools that calls a Fraudster an Excellency

who is a fraudster?

INTROVERT:
call me introvert

Why why why why.... Why always you

aregbe and ajumobi just one word for you. Shame!!!!!!!!!

Yes! They are right. The word "Your excellency" is meant for people with proven integrity and good character. Therefore, they don't deserve it. Hypocrites!!!

Mr Aregberascal!

JewelRegi:
welcomed development. By the way wht is so excellent abt dat excellence.




On a new development, today is my birthday ooo. So to celibate with me I need 200 likes. Thanks

do u need likes to abstain from sexual intercourse (in reply to ur celibacy)

metronaija:

The Governor of the State of Osun, Mr Rauf Aregbesola as well as Oyo State's, Senator Abiola Ajimobi, have both called for an end to the use of 'His Excellency' and 'Executive' to refer to the president, governors and other public office holders in the country.

This was made known at the opening ceremony of the 45th Builders Conference of the Nigerian Institute of Building (NIOB), held at International Conference Centre, University of Ibadan, on Tuesday.

The governors described the 'His Excellency' affixed to names of public office holders, as an unnecessary ego inflater which transfers “unnecessary extraordinary powers to public office holders.”

Aregbesola was the one who first raised the issue. He said that if such a title should be used at all, it should be to deserving public officials, only after their tenure in office. He also added that the use of 'Executive' to refer to governors was not constitutional and not part of the practice in democratic systems in the world.

He said:

"I do not think it is right to refer to those in government, because they hold governorship or presidential position, as ‘His Excellency’. We copied our democratic system from the West and they hardly use such adjectives to qualify their public officers. I have never seen President of America, Barack Obama referred to as His Excellency on any public occasion.

He is just Mr President and this does not diminish his authority. Neither will you hear the Prime Minister of Britain or President of France referred to as His Excellency. I do not know where we copied this from.

I accept that before independence, we had the British monarchy as our head of government. To that extent we respect the monarch with such praise adjectives, like ‘His Majesty,’ but, royalties are not the same as elected officials.

You don’t have to describe a governor as executive governor. There is nowhere in the constitution, as amended, where the governor is expected to be called executive governor.

By virtue of the fact that we do not operate a parliamentary system, once you are a governor, you are an executive governor. Let us just call our governor, Mr Governor; president, Mr President, that is okay.”

Ajimobi also added:

"Just like we have Oriki, in our Igbo and Yoruba culture, where they continue to flatter, patronise us, it has become a culture in Nigeria that we feel spited if these adjectives are not used to describe us. I would like to henceforth say that I should no more be called His Excellency, call me Abiola Ajimobi.”

http://www.metronaija.com/2015/08/governors-of-osun-and-oyo-states-reject.html

. BAD Niggiss'. But they kept d allowances that goes with it

for their selfish mind dy re nt worth called EXCELLENCY yet dylike bin called dat wen it comes to sharing mny EXcellency in stealing mny nd deprive orkers of their mny

Iamsynord:
This News has Not Reached us in KIVUKi land ..Until then .

u think say network go reach dat desert where u dey live?

If you remove those titles, you won't be able to pay civil servants' salaries. So stop scoring cheap political points, we ain't interested in your gobbledygook.

Governor Adams Oshiomole is the proponent of scrapping this "excellency" bullpoo.

He has no issue if you address him as Comrade Osho baba.

Excellency should be earned not decreed.

Will that pay your workers sallary

chukwudi44:
AreGBESE go and pay your workers and quit all this nonsense.Just pay the workers who cares whether you answer excellency or not

May be they still want the unwarranted adjectives in the erosion territory of Nigeria. Leave our progressives alone, Yammirin.

reject the title but accept the benefits?

they both don't deserve the titles

if you are called by the appelation 'his excellency'. you OWE people in high esteem and not OWE them their entitlements and think excuses are tenable to attract cheap sympathy.

metronaija:

The Governor of the State of Osun, Mr Rauf Aregbesola as well as Oyo State's, Senator Abiola Ajimobi, have both called for an end to the use of 'His Excellency' and 'Executive' to

http://www.metronaija.com/2015/08/governors-of-osun-and-oyo-states-reject.html

Wash!!!

INTROVERT:
call me introvert

introverts rarely show themselves as first to arrive in a place of gathering/discussion...u're simply a Paradox!

Abiola Ajimobi just like Vladimir Putin sound great! you beg for vote then all of sudden you become god, crazy neggas.

metronaija:

The Governor of the State of Osun, Mr Rauf Aregbesola as well as Oyo State's, Senator Abiola Ajimobi, have both called for an end to the use of 'His Excellency' and 'Executive' to refer to the president, governors and other public office holders in the country.

This was made known at the opening ceremony of the 45th Builders Conference of the Nigerian Institute of Building (NIOB), held at International Conference Centre, University of Ibadan, on Tuesday.

The governors described the 'His Excellency' affixed to names of public office holders, as an unnecessary ego inflater which transfers “unnecessary extraordinary powers to public office holders.”

Aregbesola was the one who first raised the issue. He said that if such a title should be used at all, it should be to deserving public officials, only after their tenure in office. He also added that the use of 'Executive' to refer to governors was not constitutional and not part of the practice in democratic systems in the world.

He said:

"I do not think it is right to refer to those in government, because they hold governorship or presidential position, as ‘His Excellency’. We copied our democratic system from the West and they hardly use such adjectives to qualify their public officers. I have never seen President of America, Barack Obama referred to as His Excellency on any public occasion.

He is just Mr President and this does not diminish his authority. Neither will you hear the Prime Minister of Britain or President of France referred to as His Excellency. I do not know where we copied this from.

I accept that before independence, we had the British monarchy as our head of government. To that extent we respect the monarch with such praise adjectives, like ‘His Majesty,’ but, royalties are not the same as elected officials.

You don’t have to describe a governor as executive governor. There is nowhere in the constitution, as amended, where the governor is expected to be called executive governor.

By virtue of the fact that we do not operate a parliamentary system, once you are a governor, you are an executive governor. Let us just call our governor, Mr Governor; president, Mr President, that is okay.”

Ajimobi also added:

"Just like we have Oriki, in our Igbo and Yoruba culture, where they continue to flatter, patronise us, it has become a culture in Nigeria that we feel spited if these adjectives are not used to describe us. I would like to henceforth say that I should no more be called His Excellency, call me Abiola Ajimobi.”

http://www.metronaija.com/2015/08/governors-of-osun-and-oyo-states-reject.html

Aregbe, you talk true. There's nothing excellent about you.

Aregbo sola where is my mom 's balance how come you deducted 10k from Her money


Ole OLORIBURIKU

agree wit both governor

Temysteve:
who is a fraudster?

An Excellency

Both are right. When you are excellent and eminent, then you will be entitled to 'your excellency' and so on but when you are a crook, a fraudster and a scammer, you should be entitled to something like ' your scammercy', 'your fraudstercy' and so on. These people have being deceiving us with words since ages.

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