Chuck D:

so ekiti didn't know they can't handle respnsibilities and they opted to become a state on their own.

Chuck D:

so ekiti didn't know they can't handle respnsibilities and they opted to become a state on their own.

jason123:


TBH, states like Ekiti, Ebonyi and a lot of those Northern states should scrapped!

Chuck D:

so ekiti didn't know they can't handle respnsibilities and they opted to become a state on their own.

Beaf:

Couldn't be better said.

jmaine:

Some shameful posts abound here . . . .when are we going to move away from our Partisan and tribalistic veil for once . . .  This sudden occurrence of evicting non- indigenes for whatever flimsy reason won't serve all well on the long run . . . I forsee other states following the useless Abia state eviction exercise and then this . . . . Where will this lead us to . . . .Just wondering if Lagos decides to send people packing . . . then all hell would let loose screaming marginalization and oppression . . . . There were better ways of doing this than further demeaning the already battered psychic and mind set of this physically challenged individuals to life . . .considering how poorly managed our welfare system is in the country . . . Sad move in my opinion

jason123:

@ICEZ

You have just told them the truth. A lot of Yorubas from Ondo come to Delta state (warri) to seek[b] BETTER[/b] education. Its just a shame that some Ekiti peeps are justifying this move by the Governor.

jmaine:

Some shameful posts abound here . . . .when are we going to move away from our Partisan and tribalistic veil for once . . .  This sudden occurrence of evicting non- indigenes for whatever flimsy reason won't serve all well on the long run . . . I forsee other states following the useless Abia state eviction exercise and then this . . . . Where will this lead us to . . . .Just wondering if Lagos decides to send people packing . . . then all hell would let loose screaming marginalization and oppression . . . . There were better ways of doing this than further demeaning the already battered psychic and mind set of this physically challenged individuals to life . . .considering how poorly managed our welfare system is in the country . . . Sad move in my opinion

jason123:

The highlighted is the inevitable conclusion.
Although, other states have been doing it but Abia state kinda re-opened a can of worms.

icez:

There are yoruba peeps working in edo state government. Even in rivers state government, there was a time some rivers people were using it against odili. Even his adc (ola) was a yoruba guy. I know there are a lot of yorubas in warri, i did not just want to mention it. That was why i used rivers as an example. They are just trying to justify what is wrong.
I asked a question about[b] if niger-delta states reciprocated the gesture and they failed to give an answer.[/b]

Is it not a shame that the "poorest" and "should-not-exists" state in Nigeria still has people from the SE/SS migrating there? Huh

I bet you, this dismissed Deltans will try another SW state (Yoruba), prolly Ogun or Lagos.

There's a reason why ppl in the SW dont leave the SW much often, and the reason why Non-SW'ners continue to migrte to the SW.

jmaine:

Well the drama is unfolding . .  We shall still hear the screams of marginalization from the same people who back stuffs like this . . .The Abia state eveiction is even more annoying . . . . but what can one do . . .it's was backed by the state house of assembly, obviously the Stamp of authority indulging all Abia indigenes whether in support or not  . . .

Aigbofa:

This is exactly what I don't understand, why should one of the poorest states in Nigeria shoulder the burden of taking care of indigenes from one of the richest states?

If they came to Ekiti just to take advantage of better facilities, I think the government of Delta should be made to pay, rather than expell them.

Francis-1:

Did not Lagos start it first, then Abia, then Ekiti?

Aigbofa:

We made a huge mistake of educating people like you rather than make them work in our cocoa plantations. Now, you can go on the internet and say ch.it about us. It was a terrible mistake.

Chuck D:

wow you really have you facts. so ekiti state educated the deltans? hmm, can you name these schools for me? i mean where the people of delta (ibos, ikas, ukwanis, urhobos, ijaws, itsekiris ) were taught? you don't seem all that educated yourself. so when deltans dey learn, na siddon look you dey do?

jmaine:

Returning street beggers to their state of origins to clear all forms of nuisance off the street is a different ball from from evicting integrated members of the society . . .and the sole aim of Lagos was to give the beggers a better life by re-uniting them with their families and getting them off the perilous nature of living on the streets  . . .and considering general security alertness and awareness, that was a good move as well . . .or you felt some of the beggers chased off the streets were not Lagosians too . . .

Gee, They are simply not the same as selectively chasing away integrated citizens for whatever flimsy excuse we may want to give . . .

Francis-1:

Ileke Idi,

You must be very arrogant not to know that there are thousands of SW people working and living in all of the Niger Delta states, more so Delta State.

But they know where to find the key, if they need to buy a Jeep for one of their girlfriends!!

Ekiti State Government has ejected over 30 physically challenged Deltans in their various special educational institutions, it was learnt yesterday in Asaba, Delta State capital. The government, it was said, took the decision due to the huge fund being spent on their welfare which it claimed was eating deep into the state lean resources.

Besides, the governments of Edo, Lagos and Kwara states were said to be warming up to emulate the action of Ekiti State as physically challenged were said to have taken special education institutions in these states.

National President of the Nigeria Association of Special Education Teachers (NASET), Dr. Joseph Okuoyibo stated this in Asaba at a press briefing ahead of the 23rd Annual Conference and Workshop of the association which starts today.
[size=18pt]Dr. Okuoyibo also decried the attitude of some state governments for not implementing the 30% special allowance approved by the Federal Government for the special teachers, adding that the teachers were also being deprived of other incentives for motivation.[/size]

[size=18pt]Delta State chairman of NASET, Dr. (Mrs.) Catherine Onwubolu, attributed the migration of physically challenged Deltans to other states for education due to the dilapidated nature of infrastructures at special education institutions across the state and called on the government to pay adequate attention to the sector.[/size]

She emphasized that the environments of such institutions were not friendly to those who expected to make use of the decrepit infrastructures, adding that the state [size=18pt]only recently implemented the payment of 15% special allowance for the secondary school special teachers only.[/size]

[size=18pt]“I wept for Delta State when I moved round all the schools for the physically challenged. Like in the state capital, Asaba, Agbor, Ughelli and other areas, the state could not boast of good infrastructures for the learning of these children what a shame,” she lamented.[/size]

ekiti State chairman of NASET, Alhaji Lawal Ganiyu, bemoaned the inability of Delta State Government to take responsibilities of its physically challenged persons whom he said were scattered all over the country and were being catered for by other states government.

Aigbofa:

I was referring to you, idi.ot. Can't you read? Where did I mention Delta or anywhere?

Chuck D:

young man, if i choose to use you as a yardstick to evaluate the people of ekiti, my perception will be that ekitis are ill-mannered, poorly educated, unenlightened bunch because that's what you represent, but you see, i rep my state and i'll be the big brother you never had. i'm educated as you've rightly observed and well indeed. my people can come back. they will be taken care of and your people who have decided to live and grow in delta are welcome. but while you are still there representing your ignorance, think about your future and the choices you make. scum[color=#006600][/color]

Ileke-IdI:


Nobody is trying to be arroagnt.
SW is not Ekiti, Ekiti is a SW state, dont get those two confused.
What Ekiti did might not ne right, but if you guys knew how poor the state is, why do you continue to go in? we do not have the suitable environments for them, nor the budget to finance those environments. why do you think millions of Ekitis are outside of Ekiti state?

Is it not a shame that the "poorest" and "should-not-exists" state in Nigeria still has people from the SE/SS migrating there? Huh

I bet you, this dismissed Deltans will try another SW state (Yoruba), prolly Ogun or Lagos.

There's a reason why ppl in the SW dont leave the SW much often, and the reason why Non-SW'ners continue to migrte to the SW.

Ileke-IdI:


STFU foo.

Tribalist undertoned. always on Yoruba threads. . . . insulting away. Been observing your ignoramus azz kissing posts. mtchewww

jmaine:

Your an embodiment of what we call an slime waste  .[/b] . . .You call it Bottom kissing posts . . .cos i don't buy into your mundane and useless reason for always acting stvpid and silly. . . . You are such a big shame to be labelled a lady cos your consistent repugnant conducts riddled with naive insanity. . .Now kindly walk the fvck away off my post . . . . And btw, your notice me was successful . . . what a cow she is !!

Francis-1:

But from your post quoted below, you were the one who mentioned SW instead of restricting your argument to the affected state, Ekiti. Al SW states, with no exception have their indigenes in other places. Some of them are also beggars and disabled. Should they be sent back?

Ondo, Edo and Kwara states may have concluded plans to eject indigenes of Delta State studying in their various schools for the physically-challenged.
decried the refusal of the Delta State government to take responsibility of its physically-challenged persons whom he said are scattered all over the country.

i dont know why FG keeps giving our money to these backward people
though am from SW [/b]but ekiti, nah nah, its just a waste of resources

Francis-1:

Going by the original post, Delta physically-challenged students are scattered all over Nigeria not just Ekiti. Hmm!!
Does it mean then that only Delta students are in Ekiti? Are students from other states affected too?

icez:

My question is; how much is 30 students costing the ekiti state government? It is not as if they are living on "Park Lane" or some posh area of kensington and chelsea. .  Are they sleeping on golden beds? Why can't they reduce their salaries and allowances to save cost? So now that they have evicted those students, is ekiti going to be any richer? The answer is no.
 It is a wrong and wicked decision.