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The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Lasun Yusuf, on Monday shunned the summit organised to proffer solutions to the financial crisis rocking Osun State. The Osun Legislators’ Forum, comprising of lawmakers from Abuja and the House, convened the summit with a view to solving the current financial crisis in the state. Although the Deputy Governor, Mrs. Titi Laoye- Tomori, and Senator Isiaka Adeleke also were not present at the summit, their absence did not raise questions like Lasun’s. The summit was attended by Governor Rauf Aregbesola; former Governor Olagunsoye Oyinlola; a former Chief of Defence Staff, Air Marshal, Oluseyi Petinrin (retd.), monarchs and other prominent leaders in the state. Lasun’s absence further fuelled speculations that the rift which his emergence as the deputy speaker caused between him and Aregbesola had not been settled. Lasun, who represents Osogbo/ Olorunda/ Orolu Federal Constituency, had defied the position of the All Progressives Congress to contest the position of the deputy speaker and he won. The APC Elders’ Forum in Osun State asked him to resign and advocated that he should be sanctioned, but the lawmaker rejected their calls. One of the legislators, Alhaja Ayo Omidiran, had announced on Saturday that the lawmakers decided to come up with the idea in order to find solutions to the economic crisis confronting the state. When asked why Lasun was not present at the Saturday press conference, Omidiran said the lawmaker was being expected to attend the summit. At the event, the Chairman of Nigeria Labour Congress in Osun State, Mr. Jacob Adekomi, faulted the claim of Governor Rauf Aregbesola administration that the state monthly wage bill is N3.6bn. He also said that the number of the state’s workforce was not as huge as claimed by the state government. Adekomi said this in his presentation at a stakeholders’ meeting, organised by the Osun Legislators’ Forum in Osogbo to proffer solutions to the problems confronting the state. He said the union would not support any plan to sack workers, saying they were ready to submit themselves for staff audit to ascertain the actual number of workers. He said, “Retrenchment of workers is not a solution to the problem of the state. We have always support the government and we will continue to support the government. “Let the state government stop using consultants to do what civil servants can do. If at all the state government will use consultants it should be minimal and their commission should not exceed 10 per cent. “Osun State wage bill is not up to N3.6bn that the government is claiming. Workers are not up to 35,000 which is the government’s figure. That was why we agreed to submit ourselves for screening to know how many we are. There are some persons on the state government’s pay roll who are not workers.” The NLC chairman, who spoke in Yoruba, also advised the Osun State Government to withdraw from joint ownership of the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso. He said that the state should leave the university for Oyo State and merge whatever assets got from it with the Osun State University. According to him, the state does not have the capacity to finance more than one university at the moment. “Let Osun stop the joint ownership of LAUTECH with Oyo State. We should merge our part of the school with UNIOSUN. This will save the government the subventions spending on the university,” he said. http://www.punchng.com/news/lasun-shuns-apc-lawmakers-summit-on-osun-financial-crisis-2/ |
Mohammed Morsi of Egypt in making! |
hummmm |
All is well. |
Beface:Oga, even sanity of life must be protected no matter what. There should be dignity for humans in our societies even if an robber is caught. This is what separate a barbaric society from civilised society. Do you think they have armed robbery cases in the western world? But they do not go about stripping people Unclad (even in the presence of minors) or carrying mod actions (such as beaten with club, putting pepper into woman's vagina, using tyre and petrol to burn human being alive) against alleged or red handed caught criminals. We must rise above emotional and sentimental bondages in carry about our daily activities and civic duties. |
ernestita3:Even the criminals ,( armed robbers, thieves, kidnappers, burglars etc), they have no right to strip them naked and even the mob have no such right as well. |
Spybradd:Oga, even sanity of life must be protected no matter what. There should be dignity for humans in our societies even if an robber is caught. This is what separate a barbaric society from civilised society. Do you think they have armed robbery cases in the western world? But they do not go about stripping people naked (even in the presence of minors) or carrying mod actions (such as beaten with club, putting pepper into woman's vagina, using tyre and petrol to burn human being alive) against alleged or red handed caught criminals. We must rise above emotional and sentimental bondages in carry about our daily activities and civic duties. |
A lecturer in a tertiary institution in Osun State
(name withheld), on Thursday, reportedly
collapsed inside a bank located within the
institution’s premises following a discrepancy in
his salary, http://savinggracereporters.com/
headline/lecturer-collapses-in-bank-as-
osungovernment-pays-him-n150-instead-of-
n150000/ |
The Osun State Legislators’ Forum, comprising lawmakers at the National Assembly and Osun State House of Assembly, have invited stakeholders in the state, including former governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Senator Iyiola Omisore, to a conference on how to move the state out of its present economic crisis. The lawmakers, who were led to a press conference in Osogbo on Saturday, by a member of the House of Representatives, Mrs. Ayo Omidiran, said the forum was convoking the meeting in order to get suggestions on how the state government could get out of the economic quagmire. The forum said it was expecting Governor Rauf Aregbesola; his deputy, Mrs. Titi Laoye-Tomori; Speaker of the House of Assembly, Mr. Najeem Salaam, and other leaders to attend the conference. Omidiran said the forum decided to call all stakeholders together to brainstorm on why the state had been experiencing difficulty in meeting its financial obligations to workers and contractors. She said, “It is true that our dear state is in dire straits. It is true that our state is going through hard times. Workers and pensioners are owed many months’ salary and infrastructural development projects have come to a halt. “Members of the Osun Legislators’ Forum therefore decided to organise this summit to serve as an avenue to deliberate on the state of our state, interact with all stakeholders, including but not limited to all past governors and their deputies, technocrats and artisans, labour unions and non governmental organisations, traditional rulers and market women; in short, everyone that has a stake in the State of Osun. “We sent invitation to Senator Iyiola Omisore because he is a former deputy governor and a former Senator. We are expecting him and others to come to the conference.” Omidiran added that the outcome of the conference would be presented to Aregbesola, stating that the forum would wait to see what the governor would do with it. Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Lasun Yusuf, who is from Osun State, was absent at the press conference but Omidiran said the lawmaker was expected to attend the conference. http://www.punchng.com/news/osun-crisis-apc-legislators-convene-meeting-invite-omisore-others/ |
Only time will tell. |
They should not allow to shoot to kill. Rather, they should shoot to disarm the ritualists and allow proper judiciary processes to take place. Some evil police officers can take the negative advantages of these directives to perpetuate evils. |
They should not allow to shoot to kill. Rather, they should shoot to disarm the ritualists and allow proper judiciary processes to take place. Some evil police officers can take the negative advantages of these directives to perpetuate evils. |
humm |
ok |
babyfaceafrica:They likes Jonathan administration too much. Am I right! Haaaahaaaaaa. |
ayoolanr:Uncutureness: My own vocabulary. Uncutureness: lack of culture <ignorance, uncultured or, at the best, mediocrity has triumphed. It is synonymous to uncultured. If you have asked the meaning, I would have explained to you. Now, my opinion on your statement. Dude is more correct to Nigerians! I smh. Whether it can be accepted by you the gullible follower of British English in Nigeria is debatable. I smh. In your myopic thinking, the word like stadium, among others was originally accepted as an English word. Just take Longman English Dictionary, look art how new vocabularies/words are been accepted in less than every five years. My stereotype friend, go out and learn new things. http://www.thehistoryofenglish.com/issues_new.html Nothing is static in this world. What is held as a good rule today can become a taboo tomorrow. |
I am ashamed to have past through this institution for two degrees. UI that suppose to be centre of all civilization for Nigeria and the rest of Africa is now where barbarism and uncutureness are being exhibited. |
Imortal001:Technically and legally, Mr Ayo Fayose was never impeached. Supreme Court Judgement. |
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Mr Akande, stop crying like a bady. Mr Tinubu and FG cabals (Buhari and co) are in Abuja eating Billions of Dollars dinners. You are in your extreme location of Ila Orangun, shouting wolves where there is none. Who appointed you spokesperson to Mr Tinubu? Tinubu has his own mouth now, let him talk for himself if the party leaders are treating him unfairly. Mr Akande, your business should be to face Aregbese (the Governor of Osun State) together with all other former democratically elected governors of the state, and tell Aregberascal to clear the mess which he had pushed Osun State into. Thank God, all the former democratically elected governors are members of APC. |
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AwesomelyMade:I share your view. |
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Only time will tell |
APC and his government should be more firm in their decisions. |
Mr Olusegun Obasanjo (former Nigeria President) might be a drug (cocaine) peddler but the South Africa authorities decided to sweep the case on under the carpet rather than investigating. 27th May, 2004. Obj Accused of Cocaine Peddling - Radio ... - allAfrica.com www.allafrica.com/stories/200405280505.html |
CreekReporter:Your father is a boy. I have said severally that I will still discipline some of you miscreants |
O ma to kaa loju ee bi carnival. Nothing lasts forever. |
CreekReporter:I know that you know that you are deceiving yourself . |
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