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kaorama: The Gov's salary under normal circumstances cannot foot the bill of the 6 'scholars'. So how will he sustain them if he is not stealing govt funds? This is justa childish politics he is playing. APC will ruin Nigeria if given the chance.

Thank you for pointing that out.
Has anyone seen Fayemi's asset declaration at inception of office
What of his annual personal income tax returns for the three years he has been a PUBLIC SERVANT?
Does anyone think it will show up LEGITIMATE assets and income that can support six scholarships to these universities abroad

Meanwhile the governor has not paid scholarship and bursary for Ekiti PG students in Nigerian universities!

https://www.nairaland.com/1390780/fayemi-please-pay-ekiti-scholarship#17322312

Must we continue to confirm what Lagbaja called us

pendo89: Mystery is why it spread so fast.

Did you say mystery

When was the last evacuation fire drill carried out at the airport?
How many fire extinguishers are at strategic points in the airport?
Are these fire extingusihers serviced REGULARLY?
When was the last time they were serviced?
How many people know how to use them and can react within seconds of the fire starting?
Etc, etc.

Still stuck with mystery

tankwa: It is like we have many old skul pple here. But bet me, that man must rot in hell. He miss led many pple

Na who be dis wan wey dey play God
Abeg carry your UNPRODUCTIVE religiousity go forward. Space nor dey for your type here.
You can try your "rot in hell" antics with the mugus that you mislead with your religious sound bytes so that they can give you their hard earned money as they see you INTERMEDIATE between them and their own God!

The really dangerous people misleading others are the politrickians who keep playing on ethnic and religious sentiments to deceive the people and keep them from asking hard questions on their ACCOUNTABILITY and stewardship to the public, whose servants they are!!!

Is this not the man that Jagabandit organised his area boys to stone and harrass at Igbosere court when he sued him for forged academic qualifications

Mr Aboki: My dear.. We even have water now sef..

Whenever there is a Fire in certain cities in Nigeria (Including Rivers, Lagos and Abuja), not just the Fire Service trucks respond, but even private fire fighters from companies as well..

Atleast Nigerian Airports have like 3 Fire turcks ready at all times..

Would you know how REGULARLY these fire trucks are serviced and maintained?
How FREQUENTLY fire drills are done to ensure constant readiness to respond QUICKLY?

No be our own bad pass..

So therefore make we join shout AllahuAkbar!
Somebody shout Hallelujah!!
The Lord is good, all the time!!!
I just too dey gbadun my compatriots. Always looking at things from the optimistic, positive angle even if it leads to COMPLACENCY & MEDIOCRITY the signposts of mumudom.

Whatever happened to BENCHMARKING oneself to the BEST

Adexchelsea19: one word,"mumu"

Abeg nor mind the guy. No wonder im moniker na GOAT, that very stubborn animal.
I just write sey na so we dey take tribalism take dey blind our eyes so tey dem LOOTERS wey we dey hail wrongly as leaders come dey take us do mugu na im the goat come show up sharp sharp for do confirmation.

Original isiewu!!!

funshint: Pls does anyone hv a valid link where d comic can be downloaded. Tanx!

Quite an intersting question.
Wale Adenuga who PROBABLY has the copyright for all the ORIGINAL materials should explore the possibility of putting the contents online for a new revenue source.
I wish him luck.

There may not have been fire engines available to respond. The country's largest newspaper, The Daily Nation, reported last month that Nairobi County doesn't have a single working fire engine, and that three fire engines were auctioned off in 2009 because the county hadn't paid a $1,000 repair bill.

"It is a disgrace of biblical proportions that the entire Nairobi County does not have a public fire engine in working condition," the paper wrote in an editorial last month. "When (government leaders) were debating their budgets, they did not deem it fit to set aside money either to buy new ones or repair the old ones. But they did set aside money to build mansions for governors, big vehicles for county executives and other needs without a direct benefit to Kenyans."

The paper said the collapse of the fire department means responses to disasters is in the hands of private companies and the military.

This portion could have been about Nigeria.
Simply substitute Lagos for Nairobi and Nigeria for Kenya.
How many fire engines are in Lagos, Abuja or any other Nigerian city
Yet we dey build "1st world" structures!

Meanwhile we go dey turn every single corruption report to tribal defense and bashing while the Looters-in-Power continue to chance our mumuciousness dey go!!!

Won't it be nice to actually see bank transaction extracts for all these payments

Billyonaire: Wizkid has made more money than Lagbaja will ever make. I guess Lagbaja's music is not selling that he has time to nag online.

Any need for more evidence of "e nor concern me" mumuism
It boils down to how much money one INDIVIDUAL has to do the i-better-pass-my neighbour.

BTW, how did you conclude that Wizkid has made more money than Lagbaja will ever make

[quote author=°°°mixedchic°°°]we NLers wish you successful and speedy recovery.
click like if you support.[/quote]Can we expect that as a "progressive" he will be treated in one of the well equipped and adequately staffed LASG hospitals?
This is the LEAST we can look forward to after 14 years of continuous, unbroken "progressive" administration by the Teflon Don and his boy, Fashola with some N= 7 trillion (7,000,000,000,000) budgeted in that period along with their 57 LGAs and LCDAs.
Or he is also one of the HYPOCRITE leaders looters we have

Imanuelle: actually, I just visited the village,
I'm from mbaise , the things that are of note are, a round about, built at ahiara junction, but since it's on a federal road, then I believe it's got little or nothing to do with the governor.

The primary school is the only change I have noticed in my village so far, alongside the flagging off of a road construction from afor-ogbe to aba.
however, all the trucks and machines have since disappeared after the flag off.


As for owerri, I think it it neater, there's a junction that cuts accross wetheral and bank road, another monumental round about has been erected there.

Douglas road may never change, probably due to the market there. it's both dirty and always a no go area if you are driving.

These are the few things I've observed in my short stay. I may not know about policies and other things, I definitely cannot see the whole of the state , but I've just explained my day to day observations.



Updated with Pictures


as at the time of this post, the truck wasn't there, but by the time I went back to take pictures, the truck came in.

Some security guys also.


However, it is obvious that this is a federal project.

Thanks for the live report with pictures to deflate the PROPAGANDA of the pseudo-progressive politrickians.

taharqa2: And a large chunck of these schools wud have bn built with FG's 50% UBEC Counterpact fund... Can't just undastand why many State Govts wud not just acknowlege this. It took a long time and lots of arguments b4 Baba Oshio grundgely admitted the contribution of UBEC funding in most of d schools he is renovating/rebuiding in Edo State (and he has done a pretty impressive job so far)!!..... Anyways, congrats to d people of Imo, and God bless Okorocha and others pushing this

Thanks for pointing out this FACT that the so-called "progressive" will rather wish we do not know about.

I guess it does not fit the FALSE stereotype that the southern press, especially those on the Lagos axis have built about Jonathan being clueless and non-performing. Liar Muhammed has done a beautiful job of keeping that FALSE image while his ex-PDP equivalent, Metuh was sleeping on duty.
Nevertheless, slowly but surely the TRUTH shlall emerge and set those who want to be free, FREE.
Does anyone remember how many such schools were funded by UBEC under OBJoke's miserable eight years
Or during Yaradull's tenure

BTW, I guess it would be better to have the story headline as Imo & FG build 120 new schools or at least FG assists Imo to build 120 new schools.
Just to keep the records straight.

Billyonaire: You do not need to dedicate a car, it makes no sense at all. God didnt give you a car, you bought it with your money. You can be grateful to the infinite oneness, but it doesnt even care about these minor material thing that helps you move within a tiny fraction of its creation.

People need to know how to separate the madness called Religion from the Infinite One, who needs no worship.

For those who think what is up there is unBiblical, they should read up the conversation of Jesus Christ with the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4.

http://www.christnotes.org/bible.php?q=john+4&ver=kjv

Happy meditation. Happy Sunday.

I thought God loves a cheerful giver.
Has that changed

'Teflon Don' Silvio Berlusconi finally comes unstuck after guilty ruling

The bigger they come, the harder they fall. Silvio Berlusconi, Italy’s richest man, three-time premier and pre-eminent libertine, is now a tax fraud. By autumn he will be under house arrest or even sweeping the streets for his community service.

To ensure he does not flee the country like his mentor and former premier Bettino Craxi, who was convicted of receiving bribes, Berlusconi will now have to hand over his passport to the Interior ministry.

Even more humiliating for the would-be elder statesman is the requirement that he surrender his diplomatic passport to the foreign secretary Emma Bonino, one of his leading feminist critics who once described Berlusconi as “an international embarrassment”.

He has until 16 October to choose between a year of house arrest or community service. That might sound like a no-brainer. And some of his supporters have already mocked the notion that the billionaire playboy would choose to donate his time to help other septuagenarians when he could simply spend a sybaritic year in one of his many villas or palaces.

But Berlusconi has indicated he would prefer community service. With his political genius, it’s likely he would make the most of the publicity.

Public appearances would certainly allow him to vent his spleen. The long, seething video message he put out on Thursday night dispelled any doubt that he was furious and aghast that the judges of the Supreme Court, Italy’s highest court, had definitively convicted the billionaire of hiding millions of euros from his media empire in overseas slush funds.

The alternative opinion, shared by the majority of Italians, came from anti-establishment politician Beppe Grillo. “His sentence is like the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989,” the former comic declared yesterday. “The wall divided Germany for 28 years. This tax evader, friend of mafiosi, card-carrying mason, has polluted, corrupted, and paralysed Italian politics for 21 years since he came onto the scene in order to avoid bankruptcy and prison.”

The fact that the law has finally caught up with Berlusconi probably hasn’t mitigated overseas observers’ bafflement as to how he got away with it for so long.

For many Italians Berlusconi has for two decades been the incarnation of everything wrong with their country: its moral shabbiness, its superficiality, the elevation of the family above the state, the readiness to indulge special interests if it advanced one’s own career.

Berlusconi made a huge fortune out of property and became a billionaire media mogul, celebrated for his glamorous lifestyle long before he dreamed of going into politics. He probably made the momentous decision to enter the political fray fearing the knives would be out for his media empire if a radical left-wing government came to power following the collapse of the established political parties in the wake of the Tangentopoli corruption scandal in 1992.

At the start, few beyond his devoted fans took him seriously: how could an ingénue like him survive in that snake pit? He soon showed, however, he was leagues ahead of conventional politicians, creating in Forza Italia a party focused on himself, which was run like a business by his own employees.

As an addict of American television and the man who brought commercial TV to Italy, he was from the outset a genius at marketing himself and his shiny but vacuous political product. He forged alliances with neo-Fascists and northern secessionists and barged into government at the first attempt.

But the public prosecutors were not far behind. There were huge questions hanging over Berlusconi’s rapid rise to become the nation’s richest man: was he really in cahoots with the Sicilian Mafia? If not, why had he taken a senior Mafioso on as the “stable manager” at his mansion, despite having no horses? Had he got the better of the tax police by the simple dodge of putting their inspector on his payroll? Why, as prime minister, had he de-criminalised accounting fraud? The suspicions were numerous and weighty, and prosecutors were determined to get to the bottom of them. The criminal trials haven’t finished yet. And they probably never will while Berlusconi is alive. But in the shorter term, his legal travails may have very serious repercussions for Italian politics.

Under legislation introduced in 2012 by the Monti government, Berlusconi will not now be able to stand as a candidate at the next election. But worse than that, there’s a good chance he will be kicked out of the Senate in the coming months.

If enough members of the centre-left Democratic Party vote with the populist Five Star Movement on the Senate disciplinary committee they could bar him from parliament on the grounds that he now has a definitive conviction.

But whether the members of the Democratic Party will do that, and risk the collapse of the left-right coalition, which relies on Berlusconi’s support, remains to be seen.

But after 20 years of watching helplessly as Berlusconi ducked and dived, the law finally appears to be getting the upper hand.

The Guilty Men? Berlusconi's friends

Bettino Craxi

The ex-premier and Socialist Party leader fled to Tunisia in 1994 to escape a 25-year jail sentence for bribery. A close friend of Berlusconi, Craxi was accused of taking bribes worth millions of pounds. He died in exile in 2000.

Cesare Previti

Berlusconi’s lawyer, and sometime Minister of Defence, was found guilty of bribing a Rome judge in order to help Berlusconi win a takeover battle with another tycoon.

Marcello Dell’Utri

The former senator, a close friend and political associate of Berlusconi, was sentenced to seven years in prison for Mafia collusion this year by a Palermo appeal court. He denies the charges.

Independent

Don't count on soemthing similar happening any time soon in our dear country, Nigeria.
We will have the satellite chiefs of our local Teflon Don sending bus loads of "protesters" with the taxes of the hardworking residents of their state in "solidarity" support.
Did we not have women protesting naked in Kaduna in "protest" against their own home boy Teflon Don who is now HM the Queen's guest

Meanwhile we continue to export ourselves and sisters' congos for oyinbos to shine in the same Italy on cold nights by the road side since we are still waiting on God to descend and rescue us from our IMPOTENCE!!!

Those posting negative comments about this laudable initiative rather than seeking ample information and finding ways to tap into the flow and move of the times for their own benefit remind me of this Bible story.

Then Elisha said, Hear ye the word of the Lord; Thus saith the Lord, To morrow about this time shall a measure of fine flour be sold for a shekel, and two measures of barley for a shekel, in the gate of Samaria. 2 Then a lord on whose hand the king leaned answered the man of God, and said, Behold, if the Lord would make windows in heaven, might this thing be? And he said, Behold, thou shalt see it with thine eyes, but shalt not eat thereof.

3 And there were four leprous men at the entering in of the gate: and they said one to another, Why sit we here until we die? 4 If we say, We will enter into the city, then the famine is in the city, and we shall die there: and if we sit still here, we die also. Now therefore come, and let us fall unto the host of the Syrians: if they save us alive, we shall live; and if they kill us, we shall but die. 5 And they rose up in the twilight, to go unto the camp of the Syrians: and when they were come to the uttermost part of the camp of Syria, behold, there was no man there. 6 For the Lord had made the host of the Syrians to hear a noise of chariots, and a noise of horses, even the noise of a great host: and they said one to another, Lo, the king of Israel hath hired against us the kings of the Hittites, and the kings of the Egyptians, to come upon us. 7 Wherefore they arose and fled in the twilight, and left their tents, and their horses, and their asses, even the camp as it was, and fled for their life. 8 And when these lepers came to the uttermost part of the camp, they went into one tent, and did eat and drink, and carried thence silver, and gold, and raiment, and went and hid it; and came again, and entered into another tent, and carried thence also, and went and hid it. 9 Then they said one to another, We do not well: this day is a day of good tidings, and we hold our peace: if we tarry till the morning light, some mischief will come upon us: now therefore come, that we may go and tell the king's household. 10 So they came and called unto the porter of the city: and they told them, saying, We came to the camp of the Syrians, and, behold, there was no man there, neither voice of man, but horses tied, and asses tied, and the tents as they were. 11 And he called the porters; and they told it to the king's house within.

12 And the king arose in the night, and said unto his servants, I will now shew you what the Syrians have done to us. They know that we be hungry; therefore are they gone out of the camp to hide themselves in the field, saying, When they come out of the city, we shall catch them alive, and get into the city. 13 And one of his servants answered and said, Let some take, I pray thee, five of the horses that remain, which are left in the city, (behold, they are as all the multitude of Israel that are left [2] in it: behold, I say, they are even as all the multitude of the Israelites that are consumed and let us send and see. 14 They took therefore two chariot horses; and the king sent after the host of the Syrians, saying, Go and see. 15 And they went after them unto Jordan: and, lo, all the way was full of garments and vessels, which the Syrians had cast away in their haste. And the messengers returned, and told the king. 16 And the people went out, and spoiled the tents of the Syrians. So a measure of fine flour was sold for a shekel, and two measures of barley for a shekel, according to the word of the Lord. 17 And the king appointed the lord on whose hand he leaned to have the charge of the gate: and the people trode upon him in the gate, and he died, as the man of God had said, who spake when the king came down to him. 18 And it came to pass as the man of God had spoken to the king, saying, Two measures of barley for a shekel, and a measure of fine flour for a shekel, shall be to morrow about this time in the gate of Samaria: 19 And that lord answered the man of God, and said, Now, behold, if the Lord should make windows in heaven, might such a thing be? And he said, Behold, thou shalt see it with thine eyes, but shalt not eat thereof. 20 And so it fell out unto him: for the people trode upon him in the gate, and he died.

2 Kings 7

I hope no one here will have such a portion as regards the TRANSFORMATION of our economy that is slowly but steadily going on through the patiently thought out POLICIES of Jonathan's administration.
A wise person will find out from his state Agric ministry and LGA Agric department/ supervisory councillor/secretary how to be part of this programme rather than seeking a "breakthrough" job for a table/cheque-point where he can collect his egunje while blaimng the federal government for all the problems of the country.
Can we determine in our spirit that we shall be wise
SMH!!!

Good initiative from Jonathan's administration.
Hopefully the states and LGAs will fulfil their role to reap the full benefit for their residents.

Fazhy: Some countries actually imports almost everything they consume, yet they are still great. Though want Nigeria to improve on agriculture.

Oga, na which countries be these
Hope you no go mind for list them here. Inquistive minds wanna know.
Thanks.

[quote author=Baba_Eleko]GEJ father of corruption in Nigerian. When Alamesiyah can get pardoned publicly why won't Saraki get pardoned secretly.[/quote]Has Saraki been already tried and found guilty so as to merit a pardon- secret or public

LADY OF RAGE: very dumb post! What has naming a market after an igbo man got to do with the topic? you can as well tell fashola to rename all streets named after igbos in lagos. Mtscheeew! Btw,who are the thugs causing problems in the market?

Abi oh, very parochial, narrow minded post.
Did Fashola not also recently name an estate after Emeka Anyaoku?
Does that change the fact that the estate is in Lagos?

https://www.nairaland.com/1252391/fashola-commissions-emeka-anyaoku-housing

BTW, why was the LASG involved in closing the market if it belongs to Mushin LGA?
Is it that the LGA is INCOMPETENT?
What happens when you have an incompetent manager, say of a football team?
Do you still keep him for further loss or do you sack & replace him
What is the role of Mushin residents in voting in/out such incompetence at the LGA level?

@ Ayekooto,

I thought you had responded to my question:

anonimi: What % of school age children are OUT of school in Lagos

I guess my expectation was too high!!!
I did not realise I would be treated to more sweetus, oyoyo fancy talk from the smooth operators in ACN about more borrowing from the World Bank while teachers and lecturers are owed months of unpaid salaries.

[url=
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TYv2PhG89A][/url]

Gbawe: It is those who do not know you here or those who are as as mad, as dishonest and as pretentiously slimy as you are who would engage you in a senseless back-and-forth. Are you not the same clown I have personally exposed for lying against ACN administrators more times than I have fingers?

Maybe we need to check your hands to see if there are fingers thereon

Moreover Eko Ile aka Eko Atlantic, Fashola's NL resident propaganist, told us that we yorubas do not need free education anymore.

Eko Atlantic:

Those days of free education are over in SW. Free education was implemented by Awolowo to encourage Yorubas to study then, while other regions were still in stone age. Yorubas don't need encouragement anyone because every family knows the importance of education.

https://www.nairaland.com/1311395/opon-imo-launched-osun-today/6#16043617

So Fashola's vision is definitely at variance with the reality in his Lagos state, six years after his pseudo-progressive administration.

Ayekotoo: you don't mean this. Gov. Babatunde Fashola came in 2007, set his vision and mission. I quote;

Our Vision- To be the model of excellence in the provision of education in Africa.

Our Mission- To provide high quality education, accessible to all learners through effective and efficient management of resources for the attainment of self-reliance and socio-economic development.

Our Responsibilities-
Lagos State runs free, compulsory education for
primary, junior and senior secondary schools.

http://www.lagosstate.gov.ng/entities.php?k=23

I wrote already that ACN knows a lot of pseudo-intellectual fancy talk.
What % of school age children are OUT of school in Lagos
Moreover, obviously Senator Ashaffa, King of Boys, does not know of Fashola's free education policy.

Lawmaker’s scholarship lifts 75 pupils

The lawmaker representing Lagos East in the Senate, Gbenga Ashafa, has charged parents to support their children’s education to the tertiary level. Ashafa made the charge in Epe last weekend during the presentation of scholarships to 75 indigent pupils in Ikosi-Ejirin Local Council Development Area (LCDA).

The pupils, drawn from various public schools, were selected by the Gbenga Ashafa Educational Enhancement Programme.

Congratulating the beneficiaries, the lawmaker told the pupils to make judicious use of the grants.

He urged the parents to see education as a potent tool for development and always support their wards’ quest for it. He added that the programme is aimed and sustaining pupils’ interest in education.

He said: “Today’s occasion serves as a pilot project for the indigent students in public schools throughout the Lagos East senatorial district. Support for education has always been an integral part of our programmes.

“Under this scheme, a lot of success has been recorded. In the last three months, over 10,000 copies of writing materials, mathematical sets and rain coats were distributed throughout schools in my senatorial district. This is not to mention the different categories of scholarships and various financial assistances, all to keep the interest of our children in education.”

The chairman of the Gbenga Ashafa Educational Enhancement Programme in the local government, Oba Ganiu Aderibigbe, Alayandelu of Odo Ayandelu, thanked the lawmaker for the gesture.

“We thank our amiable Senator Ashafa for this initiative. Without this scholarship, the implication would have been to have these children out of schools without completing their studies, which has the potential to constitute nuisance in our community,” he said.

The beneficiaries, who were indigenes and non-indigenes of Lagos State, were selected across communities in the LCDA. One of them, Abraham Mercy, a Primary 5 pupil of Anglican Primary School, Ajebo, said she almost stopped schooling when her parents could not afford to pay. She appreciated the senator’s gesture, saying: “Thank you sir, Senator Ashafa, for this scholarship; I will go back to complete primary school.”

At the programme were the LCDA chairman, Hon. Segun Adetoba, leader of Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) in Epe division, Chief Lanre Rasaq, Commissioner II in Lagos State Civil Service, Mr Wasiu Odeyemi, traditional rulers from Ikorodu, Epe, Agbowa and Ikosi-Ejirin among others.

The Nation

Realdeals: Is the situation only peculiar to ACN controlled state? If Yes then you are right, If No then you are wrong,your argument are baseless. You are just envy of the development in the SW. You'll soon see the pix of the Model schools under construction in Ogun state.

Do you BENCHMARK performance to the WORST indicator or to the BEST

Gbawe: Very dishonest and annoying guy. Sadly for him, it is impossible for anyone to factually show any region/Party doing better than the SW/ACN in education right now. Tthis is because all ACN Governors, in line with the regional integration and cooperation they feel will raise the SW to glory, have committed fully to making education a priority as a tool of improving the human development index that is crucial to States, regions, Nations and continents developing optimally worldwide.

The ACN manifesto on education, which is reproduced below obviously does not tally with the mesmerising grammar that you have written up there.

There are compelling political, economic and social reasons for free education for all citizens at all levels, once we can afford.

Our party believes that education is the key to national unity an economic development. Disparities in education and economic opportunities constitute the primary cause of gross inequality in the distribution of national wealth. Such disparities have promoted social disequilibrium and exacerbated ethnic and tribal tension and discord. The party is determined to reverse this.

We also believe that education is indispensable for the development of an enlightened citizenry that will be easy to govern but impossible to enslave. Without a well- educated population, development efforts will like pouring water into a basket.

Finally, we also believe that education is a fundamental right of every citizen. If the State expects full service and complete loyalty from every citizen, then the state is duty-bound to educate every citizen to the limit of his ability, so that he can also serve state to the limit of his competence.

For these reasons, the party considers it absolutely desirable that education should be provided FREE for every Nigerian citizen once our Governments can afford it. Our national interest dictates that education shall be our topmost priority since the success of every other programme depends on it.

ACN Manifesto

As usual the maradonas in the Association of Conmen in Nigeria, ACN are long on words to seduce the gullible public but short on real action.

Let's take Lagos state for example, after over 14 years in charge with some N= 7 trillion (7,000,000,000,000) spent what is ACN's legacy on education despite their oyoyo manifesto words that says education is "TOPMOST PRIORITY"

We are yet again concentrating on PHYSICAL development in the educational sector of new model schools and refurbishing old ones.
We need to address the soft policy issues of ensuring ALL children are COMPULSORILY educated with quality, well paid teachers from primary school onwards not resorting to the use of NYSC teachers and having teachers on strike for months with no solution.
How many of the ACN states' teachers can raise their family on the basis of the salary paid and send at least one child to the state university on the tuition fees currently charged

He urged the committee not to be afraid to tell the president that there is a problem in the educational sector, adding that the decadence in the sector must be arrested to rescue students from the problem of not having sound education.

It seems these political office holders need some education on the CONSTITUTIONAL responsibilities of each arm of government in education and other sectors.
Primary, vocational and secondary education are the responsibilities of LGA and state governments.
Mr. Aregbesola should face his responsibility instead of calling the president to take over from him!!!

[quote author=m.esther96]my govnor is truly on point
ewesoooo
omo alare
!
but my govnor is yet 2 luk in2 education,d state uni fee is way 2 much 4 an average nigerian[/quote]It would appear that the ACN governors and other party stalwarts do not realise that EDUCATION is the foundation for any society to develop upon.
Something that Chief Obafemi Awolowo clearly realised and worked on during his six years (1954-1960) as Premier of the Western region. He had free and COMPULSORY education for ALL children in primary school. He did this with cocoa money without the Niger Delta oil revenue from monthly federal allocation!

The UPN governors took it a step further by extending the free education PLUS textbooks to secondary level and established state universities such as LASU, Ambrose Ali university, Olabisi Onabanjo university. They did all this when crude oil was at about $30 compared to around $100 these days!
However our new-age pseudo-progressive have decided to REVERSE this education progress and focus on physical infrasturcture.
They are forgetting the yoruba saying that:

Omo ti a ko ko ni o ma gbe ile ti ako ta - the untrained (unbuilt) child will sell our buildings.

How many Nigerian are going to Ghana to look at their infrastructures compared to those going to learn in their schools where they have well paid and highly motivated lecturers

Kassidy90: Good development, if they need medical lab scientist or technician, I dey here oo, dis private lab work don tire me...

Make you dey there dey wait make dem come look for you, abi
Nor stand up find details of the place and how you go fit enter there do correct job for better pay with PP prospects as there may not be enough lab technicians in Benue.
What do you think

This is not possible in Benue state. Or is it
The better better things dey for only Lagos!
Sometimes sef you fit find better things for other ACN states!!
There is no way any better thing fit dey for state wey na all those dem "useless" PDP people dey rule!!!

So therefore we must agree that

- the pictures were photoshopped.
- equipments nor dey inside the empty buildings.
- staff sef nor dey for work inside the hospitals dem.

Na so bad belle dey worry person die, nor be so
Instead of looking for ways you can align your skills and sell to the new hospital, make we dey here dey run mouth like person wey get diarrhoea of the mouth.
That wan sef go need special diagnostics, thankfully this new hospital go fit helep!

Abeg OP make you dey continue for post us better better pictures of things happening outside Lagos and south west so that those wey nor fit waka pass dem papa farm go sabi sey other farms dey wey big also!

tjadeba: True that... The reason i do not always celebrate deportation news or think that illegal immigrants in foreign countries or people trying to get into these countries by crooked means are the worst crime news on earth. The Europeans put Africa into this mess in the first place

And witless Africans just sat there, arms folded and ALLOWED others put their place "into this mess", right
Why did Europe/Britain not put India, Singapore etc into similar mess till now?
Maybe you know why the Chinese and Koreans did not allow Japan to put them "into this mess" till now?

Abeg wake up and smell the akamu abi na coffee sef!!!