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KevinDein:
you were actually making sense with your US-Russia mutual assured destruction thing until you ended up blaming Buhari for the actions of the militants.

[size=13pt]Who is the President of Nigeria?

If you were going to work and run into a mob of rioters and they threaten to break your windscreen unless you gave them N50 naira because you were driving on their land, would you rather grand stand that you could fight them all or would you rather give them the peanuts they are asking and save yourself and your driver the trouble? That is what sound leadership is all about. You don't launch the nuclear codes just because someone you don't like annoyed you. The consequences of your silly action will catch up with you sooner or later.Even the oil companies would be wishing Nigeria had a better visionary and inclusive leader.

The militants are not doing what they are doing because the hate oil, they are doing it to be engaged by Buhari. Which Buhari flatly said he would not engage them, instead he is releasing murderous Boko Haram fighters in custody and launch military offensive in the Niger Delta. That is his worst mistake! What Nigeria will lose and the total cost of this conflict would be one million times greater than what could have been offered in negotiations and this conflict would be avoided.I don't expect you to agree because Nigerians are driven by hatred.

But by the end of his administration, we would count the cost and impact of that disasterous hateful action. In fact, what is happening now will continue to threaten oil production and unity of Nigeria for many many years after Buhari.
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Hypocrite!
You don't want another abooki to pedophile your daughter.
But you pedophiled another man's daughter.

[size=13pt]This country just take style dey scatter slow and steadily.

I remember as a Child when i asked my teacher why USA, RUSSIA are afraid of each other since they both have nuclear weapons? And my teacher said the wisdom is that you know you have the power to destroy but never had to use it. Because if you do, you too will be destroyed. As a child i never truly understood that statement but Buhari has finally made me to.

The question isn't if Nigeria army can beat the ND militants in a head on war, the issue is that out of hatred, Buhari has applied a military solution to a problem which sincere dialogue could have easily solved since the idigenes will look at the military power Nigeria is reluctant to use. But Buhari has now plunged Nigeria on the path of slow death by taking rash military action first before dialogue. So unless he can totally defeat the ND militants, the dialogue will not work....and he knows he cannot totally defeat the militants.. because they will not fight him directly, but will target his pocket through the oil installations.[/size]

Only God can save us from this government.

[size=13pt]Buhari is just borrowing frantically and selling our national assets and airports secretly.

I wonder how Nigeria will survive financially after Buhari.[/size]

cckris:
[size=20pt]The Economy will REBOUND immediately, FOREX will stabilise, traders begin to sell, & Nigerians become happy again.
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[size=18pt]Gbam!
But such people neither resign nor die quickly.

Imagine that Idi Amin lived to be 80 years old[/size]

Rochas, well done o!

Please plant enough flowers and trees to make the environment truly conducive. Also try and complete the other hospitals that are really at early stages of construction so that no LGA is left behind.

DEATHMACHINE:
Take politicians serious at your own peril , they may be represented by different symbols Ala broom ,umbellra,chicken,corn etc

[size=14pt]Wetin concern me?
Is it not una money she is spending? While hunger dey wire una.

Yes, say it louder Sai Buhari, Mr integrity that isn't corrupt and does not have corrupt friends.
I thought you guys also said they lived austere, modest lives? By the time they finish with Nigeria and it's economy, you will all be eating from gutter and their dining table will be made of gold.

Buhari is buying expensive designer shoes, his wife is wearing the most expensive jewelry on the planet, while they are telling you to make sacrifices for Nigeria because "Change begins with you" ....and you naively believe them because you call yourself a zombie?[/size]

[size=14pt]Wetin concern me?
Is it not una money she is spending? While hunger dey wire una.

Yes, say it louder Sai Buhari, Mr integrity that isn't corrupt and does not have corrupt friends.
I thought you guys also said they lived austere, modest lives? By the time they finish with Nigeria and it's economy, you will all be eating from gutter and their dining table will be made of gold.

Buhari is buying expensive designer shoes, his wife is wearing the most expensive jewelry on the planet, while they are telling you to make sacrifices for Nigeria because "Change begins with you" ....and you naively believe them because you call yourself a zombie?[/size]

aarressa:
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Ignorant can't read and comprehend villager don't know the meaning of under construction..



Coming from silly villagers who can not even show us anything by obingo completed or under construction.....Nothing..


All you have is akpu moutth, but zero action, zero projects...


Sucks to be you villagers...


Aregbe the CHAMPION is your master anytime any day..

Abooki go and sleep. Your IQ is too low.
Hardly surprising though.

[size=13pt]Obiano in about 2 years touched every area of governance. While your Alegbe was buying Okada and buses for 8 years.

Historians will eventually put together all Obiano's diverse transformation of many areas of the state's life from housing to infrastructure to oil and gas to commerce to health to education etc, etc.. For now, it will suffice to randomly point them out so that you will go and find Alegbe's mate perhaps with Oyo state governor, whoever that one may be and not Obiano.[/size]

aarressa:
And by the way....

Still no obingo Projects...




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[size=13pt]Show us Alegbe's projects.

This thread is replete with Obianos' projects. Unlike Alegbe that only built two elementary schools and about 11 Omolabi school buses.

Obiano has intervened from health, to economic sector to agriculture to roads, bridges, taxi schemes, flyovers,malls, scattered overhead pedestrian bridges etc.. That is why there are too many of his projects to count.

Show us alegbe's phanthom projects. [/size]

Obiano isn't una mate.
Look for a village champion like alegbe to measure prick with.

I am waiting for impact of Alegbe's magic wand in Osun ooo!

Don't worry about flooding,we are fixing it... which happens all over Nigeria anyway.

Just show us the faces of those our brothers collecting Alegbe de shampion's voodoo rice and selling their future.

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Compare Osun skyline above to Anambra below[/size]

Doug07034780891:
Guy you wan spoil aaresssa because they don't have such fun places in Osun....

Even the worst hater knows there is no basis for comparison of Osun to Anambra, except of course in the mind of Alegba and Nigerian voodoo statistics reports

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Alegbe has run out of ideas.......

He is posting pictures of flood that even disappeared in less than 30 minutes in his own thread......If we posted pics of Osogbo here, people will vomit from how filthy the place is.

Abeg make i go chop, .....next time challenge your senior to a match.

Please show us Alegbe's projects.
Obiano's projects are all over the place. Not just in Awka. He builds low income earners housing estates all over the place. Not to mention how his strides in security has helped to create and environment conducive to private businesses.

Today, yorubas have invaded Anambra with tailoring businesses and shops all over Onitsha and Nnewi. Igbo encourage them because it is part of our culture of progress. Even if progress come through yoruba tailors, we know if they do better, we all do better. It is like how America brings talents from all over the world, knowing if they do better, America itself is greater.
In yoruba states and other climes, their government would demolish their shops because of the ethnicity of the owners. In the end, they also deny themselves the benefit of IGR that could have come from those businesses.

Sen. Ben Bruce was 100% correct when he asked other governors to approach Obiano for ideas on how to stimulate growth in their state.

But hatred will not let the average Nigerian do the right thing if it meant acknowledging their enemy or opposition political party had actually done well.

The pace things are moving in Anambra is part of Obiano's strategy to engage the private sector. New projects and buildings are springing up in Awka every second.

eyesofgod:
I know the Ibos very well. I schooled there and they are my in laws. However I haven't been to the east since Peter Obi left office. Obi tried a lot as a governor by picking up where Ngige stopped. The much I know about him is solely from the social media. I must confess that I was sold on his achievements until the ugwu debacle.

What I cant understand is the rapidity Anambrarians display in elevating Obinno above Obi. I cannot fail to point out that many of the projects on display here were actually executed by Peter Obibut he is hardly given the credit.

Bottom line is that it is always good to know our leaders.

[size=13pt]Yes, Peter Obi did so much to lay the foundation.
He actually took over at a time Obasanjo and Ngige were doing dog fight and burnt down ALL government buildings including the government house.

To Obi, credit, he started from the scratch where nothing existed and built the state a secretariat started tarring roads to connect communities.

Obiano on the other hand has built on Obi's projects. Which is number one credit to him because most politicians would have simply abandoned them, especially as his relationship with Obi deteriorated. In addition, Obiano had the guts to embark on truly developmental schemes which every former governor avoided under the obvious excuse of lack of funds. He embraced agriculture with the mindset that he didn't have the ability to do it, but can create the enabling environment for private investors. He also continued Obi's interventions in the educational and health sectors. In short, Obiano has a plan, unlike many leaders that did not have any plan,but adhoc measures as they came to the problem.

If the Nigerian economy had been buoyant in Obiano's time, Anambra would have truly excelled because unlike others that guessed what was needed, Obiano knows precisely what is needed to be done to develop and planned for it in advance. If people like him ran Nigeria, we would still have been developing very well today instead of being in recession.[/size]

[quote author= post=49472980]I just arrived

Revelation!!

It is 6 years that Osun state governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola has been steering the affairs of the state. He was returned to office in November 27, 2014 for a second term. So many things can be said to be wrong with Ogbeni's 6 year old administration in the state. Below is a lost of some of them.


1. Government without Commissioners: Ogbeni rauf Aregbesola has been running his 2-year old second term government without commissioners. Aregbesola ascribed the delay to the paucity of funds, saying that the purse of the state has been reduced .

[b]2. No Local Government Elections: The last local government poll held in the state was conducted by a PDP-led government in 2007. Since 2011, billions have gone into statutory monthly allocation with no evidence of development in the local governments.

Governor Aregbesola has failed to reveal the total debt exposure of the local governments that he has ran through executive secretaries for over 5 years.

3. Jailing Students: Students who downloaded films on the freely distributed Opon Imo were sent to Ilesa prison. This would not have happened if the government weighed several options before implementing it.

4. Demolition and Merging of Schools: Osun state under Governor Aregbesola demolished merged post-primary schools in the state. This was against the interest of the teachers, students, and alumni associations. Also inimical to the future of students, especially final year students whose examination centres were demolished. This policy of the government was ill-timed and causes a lot of dislocation and hardship for the students, whose identity were erased from the school.

Aregbesola also demolished several houses and shops along Osogbo-Iwo, Ogo Oluwa - Old Garage -Ayetoro - Ota Efun. road. People were made homeless, and with only few of them compensated.

5. Controversy With The General School Uniform: Governor Aregbesola also introduced the school uniform for all state primary and secondary schools in the state. This action didn't go well with the schools, teachers and religious organisations as it destroyed the existent school structure. Through free, it is quite difficult to differentiate students of a school from the other. Religious organisations kicked against it because of a hidden inscription “Ella” discovered in the new school uniforms distributed to all pupils in both primary and secondary schools in the state.

6. Huge Borrow And Uncompleted/Abandoned Projects: No doubt, governor Aregbesola has plunged the state into huge debt with an increased rate of state's borrow, but with abandoned projects in the state. Governor Aregbesola took loans on projects that are grandiose and without direct impact on the lives of the people – federal roads and flyovers that hardly got off the drawing board, airports construction that has been left abandoned.

7. Hijab Crisis: The recent hijab crisis has not been handled maturely by the state governor, who threatened to expel students who wear robes to school. Justice Jide Falola of the Osun State High Court had on June 3 given a verdict that Muslim students should be allowed to wear hijab in all public schools in the state because it was part of their fundamental rights.

8. Free School Feeding Programme: As at now, there is nothing productive with the free school feeding programme. It has not been sustainable overtime in Osun state. It though provided jobs for some local food vendors but resulted in huge debt for the state. Governor Aregbesola did not consider the state's economic capacity before investing in such an expensive welfare programme.

9. Misplaced Priorities: Osun state receives paltry sum from the nations treasury due to a heavy debt burden and now relies solely on the allocation giving to LG from the treasury to survive, yet Governor Aregbesola has created additional 30 LCDA and wants to build a 19 billion naira airport before he leaves government. In addition to misplaced priority is the “Opon-Imo” N8.6billion Project. The state is yet to develop for such an expensive project, the reason why students abused it. Today, where is the Opon-imo?

10. Backlog of Salaries: Despite Federal Government bailout funds, Osun is one of the states with terrible backlog of salaries. Some workers are being owed for 6 months, some half-paid, and some have not been paid at all.

11. Omoluabi garment factory belongs to the niece of the deputy governor and that in giving her the monopoly to be the only one to sell and sew school uniforms in Osun could be said to affect the livelihood of thousands of tailors and material sellers in the state.


Oluogunjobi, Jul 4, 2016


[/b][/quote][size=13pt]I have been wondering what held Yoruba land back since they first got exposure to western education.

I have come to the conclusion it is the inherent nature of the yoruba to live in deceit that held them back. Even when it is obvious things are not right, the average yoruba will still praise their leaders for stealing, while the Igbo on the other hand will speak out fearlessly against evil and injustice. Thus, it's unlikely for evil men to last very long as leaders of Igbo, but Yoruba will habitually have evil leaders because even the good ones learn to become evil since that is the prevailing culture.....and nobody will even speak up.

Meanwhile i am not asking Yoruba people to change anything in their modus operand i.

Just enjoy shopping areas Obiano created and still frantically on target to complete newer ones.While gradually changing the status of Awka and doing all these without debt! [/size]

Doug07034780891:
I have refused to share Osun pictures here, I mean their normal living areas because it will spoil this thread with farts..LOL

[size=13pt]True word.
I didn't also want to do a side by side comparison of Osun people to their Anambra counterparts because that would amount to mocking them for their conditions. Which is a product bad leadership.
So i have kept it to projects and how Obiano has positively influenced development in his state.[/size]

[size=18pt]By the way, i just heard from a friend that Osun isn't even paying salaries,talk less of the 18,000 alegbe claims he has started paying. [/size]

Sometimes one wonders the ignorance in the minds of our brothers in the west.

Do they truly think Anambra looks like Osun? To the extent that Yemi Kale said Osun economy was bigger than Anambra?

Ekwulobia's economy is bigger than Osun, yet they are making all the noise. This is why Nigeria is such a failed place because there are too much lies in official government papers.

aarressa:
I'm just sitting here enjoying their pain, acrobatic display and comedy...

Bro,
I feel your pain.
Can you even find one hospital in Osogbo with a modern ward building as this?

Apart from the wonders being built at Onitsha General Hospital, Obiano is helping even mission hospitals to modernize.

Meanwhile Osun is hosting all sorts of deities and voodoo as their healthcare system

Doug07034780891:
Why are you talking about industries when the biggest investment in Osun is 'Agbo'? LOL

More Anambra schools transformed by Obiano.

The funny thing with Anambra schools is that they are now filled with Yoruba children coming to the SE to get quality Education.

Meanwhile, Awka has not blinked in its pace of development. Can we say that of Osogbo created in the same year?

aarressa:
Obingo built the ugly village houses of course, this is the 419 they are trying to sell you if you are dumbo enough to buy it..



I swear, you won't see obingo's projects in this thread...

Bro,
Just show projects alegbe built and we would leave you alone or show us aerial view of Osogbo how alegbe positively impacted the development of that place.
Enjoys schools built by Obiano and how aerial view of Awka is changing daily.

Doug07034780891:
Can we see the aerial view of Osun where he fvcked her. Show us where it happened just like I am proud to show you where we sleep with your women..LOL

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[size=13pt]They will NEVER show yorubaland because they know the truth and are ashamed of it.

The picture you will get is Lagos. Every Yoruba man is now from Lagos

That is why i love Ayo Fayose and Segun Mimiko who are quietly changing Ado Ekiti and Akure.

See Awka that just started less than 20 years ago has already surpassed key yoruba cities.[/size]

Doug07034780891:
Obiano's 2yrs works has surpassed Aregbe's wasted 8yrs. Stop making yourself feel good as Osun is a rural state. All that we have seen here is just one or two halls snapped in different directions. Have we considered that Osun debt burden is over 200b but all we see is just school halls with no real infrastructure. FACT is sacred! LOL

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[size=14pt]Have you noticed the guy could not post any other projects after the school buses and the two elementary schools?

Alegbe was not able to build and complete a single bridge even over a stream, to talk about flyovers would be an overkill. He couldn't even build roudabouts. I could not see any housing estates for workers or even housing estates attracted because of Alegbe.

Asking for a decent supermarket, hotel or mall in Osogbo to bring modern amenities to the place would have been too utopian. Yet, his counterpart in Anambra is building THREE simultaneously and has completed one already. I don't even want to ask for aerial view of Osun because with worker owed for years now not months, i can only imagine the place.

The best part is that someone said OSUN has bigger landmass than Anambra, which is true. Now the Alegbe could have utilized his landmass for agriculture as Anambra is doing with theirs.

From all we have seen here, Alegbe was a crass failure. States with much lower allocation than Osun managed to do more and yet stayed debt free. Osun had neither under Alegbe. [/size]

[size=14pt]I think Buhari has also run out of people to blame, just as he ran out of ideas.[/size]

Obiano is busy bring in investors and tarring the most remote streets.

You are there making big plabs to commission phantom projects.

Obiano is building enabling environment for the progress of his state. Private developers are encouraged to build and rent.

You are there eating amala and bad mouthing the guy that doesn't even know you exist