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blackboy2star:
Useless soul, among those that pour sand inside Ambode garri... He never see anything, just dey start with him

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Ikpeazu that no one poured sand in his garri, what has he done for Abian other than the 1 litre of kerosene he gives every household in Abia state and N500 for some women who put to bed.

Has he agreed to construct your flyovers bridges since according to him, Abians don't have cars?

It is unfortunate that 'ogbeni' allowed himself to be used by some forces. He is like the prodigal son. It is better he retraces his steps.

MadamVanessa:



Whether Aregbesola returned to Tinubu camp or not, that doesn't change the fact that Tinubu will be humiliated In APC primaries.

leaking asshole man

people of timber n calibre like governors n kings are endorsing tinubu but online wailers with no voters card are rejecting him

summary gangs come in.

Aregbesola is surplus to requirements in APC, pdp can sign him

Beer parlor gist nothing concrete, just conjectures and flights of fancy. Aregbesola is a past governor of that state, why should Tinubu in Lagos be a divisive factor instead of a mediator between two of his lieutenants? If that is his preferred method to rule Nigeria, he should be made aware that Lagos is in Nigeria and not the other way around. Without Rauf Aregbesola in his camp his presidential ambition is going no where. In fact with or without Aregbesola it is still going no where if Nigerians don get sense, but every boss needs his consigliere.

Watch how he will want to create relationship with ighoho to distract tinubu,that will be good

Arkmanbuddy:
He definitely will, but his political career will never be the same again. He'll be alienated from the inner circle of Tinubu and pushed to the outside crowd. He'll have no influence again in the party.

I bet you that some of the infrastructures named after him in Lagos will be renamed in no distant time.

He had been alienated since the dissolution of the mandate group. Osun was to complete the annihilation by reversing government policies by his erstwhile COS and cousin to Jagaban.

chiedu7:
Power must come south

the south would rather vote anybody but Tinubu but against a Northerner then Tinubu may have a chance

Chinedu!!!!.. Keep quite.

9jayes:

Aregbe is the next president after Buhari, mark this comment

Mpuru.....

LeoDeKing:
Tinubu is a super politician.

He gives you wings, fvck with him, he clips those wings deceiving you, call you back, give you another wing.

Tinubu will welcome Aregbe with full arms.

If OBJ as a President couldn't weaken Tinubu as a gov, all these overgrown puppies making noise on social media are just wasting their time.

One of the 3 major obstacles on his ambition is zoning of the party's ticket to SW, he has crossedthat one already. The next is flying the party's flag, that is even easier, na moi moi.

Tinubu doesn't make noise, he simply acts.

On the final note, Igbos are brainless animals.

A Super politician or aregbe is just a plain stupid houseboy? Why didn’t tinubu succede in Edo, ekiti, ondo or oyo??

Tinubu is not a consideration for 2023 in anybody’s books besides those who eat or want to eat from his fingers and pursue a selfish agenda.

Where else?
He mismanaged his huge success.

Who offended the God of Yorubaland again?

Mikolo70:

Chinedu!!!!.. Keep quite.

Bros no vex but Power MUST come south

Tinubu ịdị anyị mma ngwongwo, Tinubu ị dị anya mma ngwongwo, Onye ori pụrụ iche, asim ịdị mma, ngwongwo. Onye ọrịa nnu bekee ná ndị mma, ngwongwo.

Imagine one man deciding for a whole tribe and region!
Sums how deluded and foolish the Afonja melts are.
The aregbe been wan do Edo no be lagos, buh him forget say him Afonja brothers no get mind, and can betray you to the highest bidder.

LeoDeKing:
Tinubu is a super politician.

He gives you wings, fvck with him, he clips those wings deceiving you, call you back, give you another wing.

Tinubu will welcome Aregbe with full arms.

If OBJ as a President couldn't weaken Tinubu as a gov, all these overgrown puppies making noise on social media are just wasting their time.

One of the 3 major obstacles on his ambition is zoning of the party's ticket to SW, he has crossedthat one already. The next is flying the party's flag, that is even easier, na moi moi.

Tinubu doesn't make noise, he simply acts.

On the final note, Igbos are brainless animals.

There is time for everything..

Tinubu time is up..

He has no live now

Am just better than all these fools cos I have peace of mind any day any time with God I serve vehemently..

Tinubu and co have sold their soul to devil which always hunt them till eternity

All these southwest politicians are majorly cowards.

You have crossed the line then choose no going back.

Work with the opposition and work against Oyetola in Osun then work against Tinubu presidency that's how to fight.

Well, na them the way.

Someone said Tinubu can't afford to lose Aregbesola...i doubt it. Aregbe need Tinubu more than Tinubu need him.
We need God more than God need us.
Tinubu can build another Aregbe but Aregbe can't build another Tinubu.
If Aregbe had spoken through any of his aids or spokesperson it would have been defensible but right now he spoke directly and it was arrogance taken too far.
Tinubu no doubt will forgive him but will not completely forgive him.

D issue with Ambode was just very minor compared to that of Aregbe.

9jayes:

Aregbe is the next president after Buhari, mark this comment

Vote for Aregbe and enjoy half salary every other month just as was enjoyed when that O-Thief was our governor.

Okerenla:
https://www.newsindicator.com.ng/2022/03/06/osun-economy-and-why-electorate-must-keep-faith-with-oyetola/

Osun economy and why electorate must keep faith with Oyetola

By Adebayo Adedeji

Some three years ago, in the early life of this administration, this writer predicted that Osun state was likely to face economic challenge considering large chunk of its federal allocation deducted to settle loans obtained by the previous governments in the state. As at November 2018 when the current government was inaugurated, the debt stock of the state was in the range of N270bn. This included the financial commitment not captured by the Debt Management Office of Nigeria. This was the total debt left behind by the Rauf Aregbesola-led government, even though it inherited merely N15bn debt in November 2010 when it came on board.

In the first two years of the Oyetola administration, an average sum of N2.4bn was deducted from its monthly allocation to service inherited debt. Funds due to the administration to execute its numerous lofty programmes are taken at source to service debt owed by the defunct government. Whereas during the reign of Rauf Aregbesola, the average statutory gross allocation to the state government was N50bn. Specifically, in 2013, its gross allocation was N55bn. Meanwhile in 2019, during Oyetola governornship, the Net that actually came to the state was paltry N24.2bn even though the allocated gross was N51.9bn. The balance of N27.7bn was deducted to service inherited debt. This same time, Oyo State went home with N55bn, Ekiti State with N41bn and Ogun State with N38bn.

This is the precarious situation in which the current government has fared in the last 39 months. Nevertheless, the administration has discharged its responsibilities creditably. From N10.5bn Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) it met at inauguration, the administration has worked assiduously to move the IGR to N19.5bn in 2020. In fact, the IGR for Jan-June 2021 was N13.5bn, while the unofficial record indicated it ballooned to close to N30bn for the whole year of 2021. The government of the day is still able to meet its statutory obligation because of the exemplary leadership Governor Oyetola has provided in the state as shown through IGR improvement.

How would the state have survived the depleted federal allocation without a financial engineering that led to a substantial leap in its IGR?

Still and all, unless the state government sustains its drive towards financial prosperity, where the state could meet its obligation with less or no recourse to the federal allocation, it may be contending with crises in the immediate future.

The distributable federal allocation for the month of January ( but shared in February) is an indication that there is a fire on the mountain because the allocation accruable to states dipped to a four-year low. Unlike in December 2021 when N699.82bn was disbursed, only N574.66bn was disbursed in January of this year. The sharp drop in the allocations follows the Federal Government's announcement of its plans to deduct N950bn for the payment of fuel subsidy allocations due to States in 2022. If the situation persists, many states, particularly grossly indebted states like Osun, would find it difficult to pay salary and pension of their workers because about 35% of what should be available to them would be sized down for subsidy payment. For January, Osun state, for example, was allocated N1.425bn but the sum of N1.8bn was deducted to service its loan. What this means is that the state did not only receive nothing in allocation, it also recorded a negative of N375m which would be carried forward in the next distribution.

Graciously, what the state has going for it is the financially studded team which has brought its experience to bear in administering the state economy. The Oyetola-led government is a clear departure from what we used to have in the state when, even in the season of anomy -- when the government could not pay salary and pension -- over N500m was voted for callisthenic display during the Children's Day. The current government is plugging leakages and freeing up resources to finance its projects. There is no part of the state that has not felt its impact in the areas of infrastructure, primary healthcare centres, wealth creation, and food support scheme that has catered for no fewer than 330,000 people since inception in April 2021.

Oyetola government is reputed for prompt payment of salary and pension. Since inauguration, it has committed about N160bn to resolve salary, pension and gratuity obligations. This is as it has coughed out about N75bn to offset part of the N270bn debt it inherited. No state in Nigeria, besides Lagos, has a better record than this in the period under review.

Governor Adegboyega Oyetola has given a good account of himself. And with him in the saddle for another four years, the resources of the state can be put into better use. The financial challenge ahead of all states in the country -- the challenge of dwindling resources in the face of rising expenses -- calls for deft administrators with deep financial understanding in the mode of current Osun governor, who before coming into public life, had top-notch experience working in the private sector. It is logical he is allowed to steer the affairs of the state further, most especially when the touted replacement for him in the opposition party is an haphazardly educated power monger who could barely read and write. Committing the future of Osun state in the hands of an empty head who does not know the difference between Copyright and Piracy may be suicidal. Osun should not toil with its future by installing a nondescript loafer whose only job experience outside family business and influence was working as a bartender in some backend restaurants in the United States.

Oyetola deserves the second term and, in my humble opinion, he should get it. Sincerely, he should.

LeoDeKing:
Tinubu is a super politician.

He gives you wings, fvck with him, he clips those wings deceiving you, call you back, give you another wing.

Tinubu will welcome Aregbe with full arms.

If OBJ as a President couldn't weaken Tinubu as a gov, all these overgrown puppies making noise on social media are just wasting their time.

One of the 3 major obstacles on his ambition is zoning of the party's ticket to SW, he has crossedthat one already. The next is flying the party's flag, that is even easier, na moi moi.

Tinubu doesn't make noise, he simply acts.

On the final note, Igbos are brainless animals.

Lol....dem dey come for u.

LeoDeKing:
Tinubu is a super politician.

He gives you wings, fvck with him, he clips those wings deceiving you, call you back, give you another wing.

Tinubu will welcome Aregbe with full arms.

If OBJ as a President couldn't weaken Tinubu as a gov, all these overgrown puppies making noise on social media are just wasting their time.

One of the 3 major obstacles on his ambition is zoning of the party's ticket to SW, he has crossedthat one already. The next is flying the party's flag, that is even easier, na moi moi.

Tinubu doesn't make noise, he simply acts.

On the final note, Igbos are brainless animals.

Which party ticket was zoned to South West?

chiedu7:


Bros no vex but Power MUST come south

You are right Bro.. I just dey catch cruise.

AFONAMARO:


Which party ticket was zoned to South West?

PDP

You all keep saying he's dead politically this, that because of the primaries? Someone who has also raised Leaders just like his mentor Tinubu. Even outside Southwest.

You'll understand in years to come.
There are many Aregbesolas in Osun.


NO NEEDLESS ARGUMENT.


God bless my y Leader and Political mentor

dapkin:


He had been alienated since the dissolution of the mandate group. Osun was to complete the annihilation by reversing government policies by his erstwhile COS and cousin to Jagaban.

wetin consign me..all thieves

LeoDeKing:
Tinubu is a super politician.

He gives you wings, fvck with him, he clips those wings deceiving you, call you back, give you another wing.

Tinubu will welcome Aregbe with full arms.

If OBJ as a President couldn't weaken Tinubu as a gov, all these overgrown puppies making noise on social media are just wasting their time.

One of the 3 major obstacles on his ambition is zoning of the party's ticket to SW, he has crossedthat one already. The next is flying the party's flag, that is even easier, na moi moi.

Tinubu doesn't make noise, he simply acts.

On the final note, Igbos are brainless animals.

Ask jokotola pelumi
Ask afikuyomi
Ask bucknor
Ask femi Pedro
Ask ambode


U Bleep with tinubu. Ur political era is near extinction