modath:


Who told you they have nothing to show? You think it is easy to maintain Ibori and Tompolo's legion of jobbers?

sCun

Go back and modify... Whatever you say about my land, Yoruba land is not inhospitable ,3/4 of us aren't running from it.... Yorubaland does not truncate progress, people grow and thrive , hence the Exodus from uguland into SW......

It's highly likely that if 70% of your people stayed in their sahara, aren't running away from your barren land, increasing exponentially the population of SW states , stretching their facilities so thin, the debt profile wouldn't be high.... SW is carrying it's own and your own dead weight as well.... You don't go to hospitals and schools? Don't ply the road? You are less than smart.

No, SW isn't a waste, Waste is where people flee from and we both know which of the two fits..

dafuturis:


Don't know why uduaghan is still a free man. Not a single thing he did for 8 years amidst high oil price, even bursary he didn't pay me.

modath:


Hahahaha.. , I can feel why your vex bin plenty, don't mind the guy... Ibori did so well for bursary matter for Deltans when I be student (mine was 3k & na once dem gii me), ALL of us used to wish we were deltans, imagine 10k in those days!!

Joe4lv:
Let me analyse Anambra state debt for you to show you that in essence, Anambra isn't in debt.

the FG owes Anambra a backlog of 26b as monies used for federal road construction/repairs in the state and if you substract 3bn from 26bn you will find out that Anambra state is the only state floating above the debt ridden stance of Nigerian states.

I took my time to study the reasons why federal roads in most states are best to be addressed as 'death traps' and I realised the cause is more of federal govt than states. most of the state governors are willing to repair federal bad roads in their states and later FG reimburse then, even if it means borrowing to do so but let's do the maths and see why they don't.

you borrow 5bn to do road from a bank at an interest rate of let's say 23% per annum. called minister of works to value your proposal and approve you do it so later they pay you. you take the loan and after doing the road while the interest runs,FG didn't pay back in 5 years and guess what,you have succeeded in indebting your state even when you leave office.

this hinders development and I suggest all allocation to states be increased and all federal roads within a state be managed by state govt.

sCun:
Conveniently ignored your south wàste states. What did Osun state do with all that debt and how long is it going to take them to pay that sort of money?