VampireeM:
Most APC governors are Incompetent Managers. Ajimobi and Aregberascal should keep waiting for federal allocation and depending on oil instead of creating a source of revenue for their states. Soon oil will finish, everyone would unfold their sleeping bags and sleep. Chanji Oshi

NOBODYY:

i hope you know oil is a non renewable resource??
So when we drill the oil of that region dry.. everyone can separate in peace..
They we will start to drill our own Un-tapped oil in Lagos

Pavarottii:
Just listen to yourself. Ur brain has damaged.

bashydemy:
You mumu am sorry to say this, The last time i check Wike of RIver State have borrow about #50b, Fayose is busy cutting meat and fish all over the kitchen and markets, Ambode is busy equipping Security and trying to fix all the Lagos roads, Amosun is busy doing the same, Oshiomole is making sure Civil minimum wages is intact..

VampireeM:
Most APC governors are Incompetent Managers. Ajimobi and Aregberascal should keep waiting for federal allocation and depending on oil instead of creating a source of revenue for their states. Soon oil will finish, everyone would unfold their sleeping bags and sleep. Chanji Oshi

VampireeM:
Most APC governors are Incompetent Managers. Ajimobi and Aregberascal should keep waiting for federal allocation and depending on oil instead of creating a source of revenue for their states. Soon oil will finish, everyone would unfold their sleeping bags and sleep. Chanji Oshi

Pavarottii:

I know u don't understand. Wat I wrote cos as I said ur brain is damaged. Even if I speak ur language; it will be to no avail.
Better visit a doctor b4 u Crash n pack up!

Flyingngel:

Well Mr Learner and Reader, u r not making sense atall only repeating the same thing. What happen during the regime of 1BB or during the so call OBJ confab? R u telling me that North wanted decentralization?

greaterlove:
Aregbesola never seizes to amaze me, verbally he knows how to raise trillions of naira but practically he can't even raise one naira.

Adesiji77:
The governor of Oyo State, Senator Abiola Ajimobi, has raised the alarm that about 28 states in the country might have gone technically bankrupt.

Expressing similar sentiments,his Osun State counterpart, Mr. Rauf Aregbesola, also said that the country was sitting on a tinderbox with its army of unemployed youths.

The governors bared their minds at the 7th annual Lateef Femi Okunnu lecture, delivered by Ajimobi and titled: “State financing and over-dependence on oil: issues and challenge,” at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.

The event was put together by the Muslim Law Students of OAU.

Apart from the much discussed over-dependence on oil revenue, Ajimobi said that penchant for tax evasion by citizens, public and corporate entities, as well as corruption and disrespect for the rule of law were major challenges facing the states.

To get out of the doldrums, he again reminded the country that agriculture value chain was a neglected potential cash cow that must be revisited.

Besides, the governors said that the country’s fortune could be turned around if the opportunities in solid minerals, information and communication technology, services, manufacturing and others were explored.

Ajimobi said, “Our attitude is antithetical to development. We need to change our attitudes completely about payment of taxes and levies if we must avert the impending economic doom.

“As I speak, I can conveniently say that 28 states are technically bankrupt. The jaundiced view that taxes and levies might be embezzled if paid is an anathema. Public office holders are supposed to hold in trust public treasury. To do otherwise is to court the wrath of the law after leaving office.

“To the youths, I challenge you to imbibe positive leadership qualities such as you have found in our honoree and among other distinguished personalities you have seen or read about.

“You must join the moving train of development and explore information technology positively to advance in the current and future world.”

On his part, Aregbesola was confident that an estimated N625bn and more than N7tr could be injected into the economy on a monthly and annual basis respectively if the 25m youths said to be unemployed are gainfully employed.

The Osun helmsman noted that the creative energy of the citizens, especially the youth, would be activated and unleashedif the states and the country were to respond to the pervading challenges appropriately.

He said, “This will lead to increased productivity and wealth creation on a scale that we have never witnessed before.

“If the 25m youths said to unemployed by the National Bureau of Statistics today decide that they want to work and decently earnN25,000 every monthly it means N625bn new money will enter into the Nigeria economy.

“Here we need to separate between earning and collecting. If the youths decide to work like bulls then we will be talking about more than N7tr new money annually entering into the Nigerian economy.”
http://leadership.ng/news/481341/28-states-nigeria-technically-bankrupt-gov-ajimobi lalasticlala, dominique, Seun

Frodobee :

Buhari!
Buhari everywhere, everything is Buhari-ing.
Just imagine! 2019 sack letter is on your table.