Yyeske:
Don't derail and stick to topic, what can you say about the two testimonies above

Osucoward:


I can say that Anambra State is the least developing state in the SE

oluwaemmanuel:

I have no business with the past Governors, A governor who can't invest In his future.... let's see how 2019 turns out for him... Remember Tolu Adebiyi and YAYI

Okoyeeboz:


You see those brown roofs, they're signs of ancient civilisation. As at when those houses with brown roofs were being built, your ancestors were still living in trees and had not yet evolved to be able to talk like humans.

If you want to argue, we have the Benin empire, we have the Ife Kingdom, we have the Oyo empire, we have the Kanem Borno empire.

Mention just one ancient civilisation built by your fathers.

Other people were building legacies and monuments, your fathers were in the village square, fighting for the hands of the village prostitute in marriage.

It's because you have no legacies, landmarks and achievements that till today, not a single soul from your region can trace your history or wherever you were downloaded from.

oluwaemmanuel:

Amosun dogs always have a way of abusing people sha... I won't sit back and praise a governor who is a dictator, whose state is in disarray and you are here praising him why? he payed salaries, he built roads or what exactly has he done? A governor who can't invest in his youths, who can't take a stand on education? If I am a muddy clown then you must by a rusty serious fellow( hope you know what it means to be serious) check its oshin side serious people dey dere. God bless you

Osucoward:


Going through your previous posts, you sound like an omoluabi and thus, your sincere concerns will be patiently addressed.


Please answer his question;

1. What did Ogun’s predecessor achieve in the state?

2. Are you expecting Amosun to fix problems that existed for years within a space of 6 years?

3. When it comes to the bad state of education in Nigeria, I agree with you. Education is snigger issue that will take the SW years to fix. It’s not just an Ogun problem, nevertheless, that is a legit concern.

Osucoward:
Ogun State is the fastest growing state in Nigeria.
Unsurprisingly, it has the dearest growing IGR, the dearest growing industrial hub, and fastest growing real investor sector.

And of course, it’s a Yoruba State.

Ogun, ise ya!



I stand with GT Bank!

Gazzy88:
Now I can see where you're going. I now fully understand you. Anyone can become Ogun governor come 2019 but not a yayi. Ogun isn't osun where tinubu can plant his stooge to bilk the state. No vacancy for lagosians in Ogun.

Gazzy88:
Now I can see where you're going. I now fully understand you. Anyone can become Ogun governor come 2019 but not a yayi. Ogun isn't osun where tinubu can plant his stooge to bilk the state. No vacancy for lagosians in Ogun.

oluwaemmanuel:


I have no knowledge of predecessors I wasn't at the state at that time... I came in during his tenor.... thou I have enough knowledge of ongoing from Osoba.. but we are talking Amosun here not Former Governors.

The same way Buhari government keeps blaming Jonathan

Let him fix his state education issues. He has delved the education system in the state into a state of calamity... I hope You guys aren't SAs to him cos I guess he has monitoring agents on every social media platform

Osucoward:


I have no affiliation with any governor. My passion is for Yoruba progress. Had this been an Ibadan thread, I’d have been equally vocal.

I agree with you, the state of education is in a state of calamity. Like I said, this problem didn’t just sprint up. I honestly think privatizing these institutions will solve a lot of problems, if not all.

oluwaemmanuel:


Whoever becomes Governor isn't my business Man, But not another dictator, who doesn't keep his words, full of lies and all.. you know infarct I wish we can just scrap all does parties and erase them all including the people

Osucoward:


Let’s not even toll this path abeg.

Gazzy88:
If you live in Ogun state,you will gladly concur to that statement.

oluwaemmanuel:


I live in the state and I tell you.. He is a man of Propaganda... there is always an ulterior motive to his moves

Okoyeeboz:


You see those brown roofs, they're signs of ancient civilisation. As at when those houses with brown roofs were being built, your ancestors were still living in trees and had not yet evolved to be able to talk like humans.

If you want to argue, we have the Benin empire, we have the Ife Kingdom, we have the Oyo empire, we have the Kanem Borno empire.

Mention just one ancient civilisation built by your fathers.

Other people were building legacies and monuments, your fathers were in the village square, fighting for the hands of the village prostitute in marriage.

It's because you have no legacies, landmarks and achievements that till today, not a single soul from your region can trace your history or wherever you were downloaded from.

Osucoward:


Going through your previous posts, you sound like an omoluabi and thus, your sincere concerns will be patiently addressed.


Please answer his question;

1. What did Ogun’s predecessor achieve in the state?

2. Are you expecting Amosun to fix problems that existed for years within a space of 6 years?

3. When it comes to the bad state of education in Nigeria, I agree with you. Education is snigger issue that will take the SW years to fix. It’s not just an Ogun problem, nevertheless, that is a legit concern.

Gazzy88:
After scrapping them,who do you put there? Angels? Stop be bookish on Nigeria's politics. Try and walk with these guys and you will understand all my posts one after the other. I hate bad governance and dictatorship like poo but if it's a dictator that will set things straight for us..let him carry go. Democracy isn't for people like us. We are very stubborn as a people that only a crazy dictator with good heart can rule us.

Osucoward:


Propaganda that is reflective in IGR and industrialization?

What are your other concerns?

tunnamaniah:
ehm, do you actually know the biggest factor influencing the industrial boom in ogun is its proximity to lagos?

Pls know this, Jah bless.

tunnamaniah:


Bro, I don’t take sides in political talks coz I believe all of them from 1960 to present day are destroyers and thieves but your first question is totally wrong in all ramifications, you are sounding like a child trying to defend a wrong attitude with that first question, remove it, it is looking immature, and let me continue to enjoy you guys debate. Shallom

tunnamaniah:
bro, how can a “dictator” have a “good heart”, coz me is not understanding, kindly explain this and carry on with your debate.

Me is enjoying it, and FYI, I have been in and out of ogun for the past one and half decade, travelled the length and breadth of the state (ogun state is quite large when it comes to land mass). Soo, make none of una lie for your point Oo, me will know, I am enjoying you people sha.

Okoyeeboz:


You see those brown roofs, they're signs of ancient civilisation. As at when those houses with brown roofs were being built, your ancestors were still living in trees and had not yet evolved to be able to talk like humans.

If you want to argue, we have the Benin empire, we have the Ife Kingdom, we have the Oyo empire, we have the Kanem Borno empire.

Mention just one ancient civilisation built by your fathers.

Other people were building legacies and monuments, your fathers were in the village square, fighting for the hands of the village prostitute in marriage.

It's because you have no legacies, landmarks and achievements that till today, not a single soul from your region can trace your history or wherever you were downloaded from.

tunnamaniah:
ehm, do you actually know the biggest factor influencing the industrial boom in ogun is its proximity to lagos?

Pls know this, Jah bless.

seguno2:
How much loan has Amosun taken in seven years?
How many months of pensions are owed
How many months of salary deductions have not been remitted?
Who knows?