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BeijinDossier:
Ekoile, please leave me and clarify the questions asked by the OP

BeijinDossier:
deomelo aka ekoile, your attention is needed here for clarification. I am out.

ofai:
Zombie, do you read the news at all?

Loool...

Oyo, osun, etc including Lagos have accumulated staggering debt and you are here flexing ewedu muscles

Xamie271:
Two statues unveiled that I know of. Zuma and Ellen. But in the pic Op posted I saw other statues there too. If the Zuma statue cost up to N500m as they said, biko someone should hepp me and multiply it by 5. My calculator is faulty

horsepower101:
Why do Yoruba's use okorochas stupidity to make fun of igbos when Okoracha is actually a reflection of APC incompetence.

Don't they realize that okorocha has killed any hope of igbos supporting APC.

DO you see any Igbo PDP or APGA politician doing useless statues?

Updatenow:
You need to carefull of these careless comments you make here...that is extreme

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fadipeooa:
The Governor said the state is broke and LAUTECH can't be funded. The students were home for close to 2yrs.

While spending billions on public primary and secondary schools when u can't fund tertiary education. When the students from this called world class secondary and primary schools have their O'level result, will they b able to afford the state university with Osun state university costing an average of 140,000naira and LAUTECH increasing their tuition (currently 65,000naira) next section.

fadipeooa:
The Governor said the state is broke and LAUTECH can't be funded. The students were home for close to 2yrs.

While spending billions on public primary and secondary schools when u can't fund tertiary education. When the students from this called world class secondary and primary schools have their O'level result, will they b able to afford the state university with Osun state university costing an average of 140,000naira and LAUTECH increasing their tuition (currently 65,000naira) next section.

fadipeooa:
According to NBS, Osun State is owing 147billion as at Dec 2016, while my 300b was wrong, ur 165b is also wrong

While I don't know much about the projects in Delta state, but I will say comparing Osun state govt with a non performing govt (as rated by u) like u just did means u are mediocre

Osun state also collected bail out, but pitifully the state is still owing her workers

'Your Ipob villages.....'
Must your comment be tribalistic?

I speak sense into life.

We’ve been paid salaries up to June, Says Osun NLC Chairman


The Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Co‎ngress, NLC, Osun State chapter, Comrade Babatunde Jacob AdekomI, Thursday, said the state government has paid the salary of all workers in the state up to June, 2017 in line with the agreement made between it and the labour union.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/weve-paid-salaries-june-says-osun-nlc-chairman/

fadipeooa:
Osun State is owing over 300billion naira as at Dec, 2016 which includes 141billion naira that was borrowed in 2016. While he is owing teachers and other civil servants, he is borrowing money to build schools

Currently, close to half of the state allocation is used to service debt, this will continue for over 20yrs. The state economy has bn mismanaged

*Without capital projects like this, government won't be able to steal enuf

*Misplaced priorities

Specifically, the report listed Lagos as the state with the highest debt burden, with a debt of N603.25 billion as at the end of 2016, compared to the state’s revenue of N410.5 billion in the same period. Delta State followed with N331.95 billion debt as against N142.77 billion, compared with revenue of N142.28 billion in the year under review, while Osun and Akwa Ibom states took the third and fourth place on the rising debt profile chart with N165.91 billion and N161.23billion respectively.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/03/neiti-raises-alarm-n3-3trn-states-debt/

mapet:
I am actually refering to the above level 12 officers who are on modulated arrangements.

johnnyvid:
well what i will just say is that ogbeni and his party APC will be defeated in the next year gubernatorial election. Pdp will win massively and investigate ogbeni 8 years government. deomelo, i think you are the new recruit ogbeni e-fight kid baaa. keep it up.

ibabz:
Honestly I don't know how Nigerians reason, especially our youth. The purpose of education is to develop your reasoning capacity but unfortunately when I see the way the so called educated young people reason I don't think this country has a future.

This is a governor that has plucked his state into heavy indebtedness. A state with monthly IGR of N1.37b and has about N147b debt profile. Even if all the monthly allocation is used to pay off the debt, it would take the more than 15yrs to pay back.

This man has used the allocations of 4 governors and people are praising him?

I hope and pray we wouldn't wake up one day and see Osun State for sale on OLX or on EBay for auction.

mapet:
This is also my charge to Aregbe. He should use the next bailout to clear all the remaining 25-50% of the senior civil servants........ lobatan!

Editors say Gov Aregbesola has done well


Some of the projects visited by the NGE team included the 18 kilometre Oba Adesoji Aderemi East By-Pass; 3,000 students capacity Ataoja Government High School, among others.


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Governor Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola of Osun, was on Saturday described as a visionary leader who has not only opened up Osun to the entire world, but who has also set the State on the right path of development.

President, Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE), Mrs Funke Egbemode, stated this in Osogbo, the Osun State capital.
Egbemode led the NGE Standing Committee members on an inspection tour of projects across the State.
On his part, Governor Aregbesola attributed the nation's economic problem and the poverty ravaging millions of people to lack of productivity



.http://www.pulse.ng/news/local/in-osun-editors-say-gov-aregbesola-has-done-well-id6395780.html

PVision2020:
Baba, oto oro ko ni ka ma so o un. Ti Omo ba se daada in some aspect, give him kudos for it. You may have a different political affiliation to his...of course I'm also slightly bias towards Omisore (I schooled in IFE and I stayed among his supporters and families for up to 4years).
Mind you I'm very passive towards politics and I have never voted before.
But the thing you should ask yourself is that:
1. Is Aregbe the only Governor owing workers in Nigeria?
2.Is Osun state the only indebted state in Nigeria?
3.which state can boast of Osun's infrastructural development in the whole of Nigeria relative to their income (debt included)?
In the land of the blind, the one eyed man becomes king.

HzRF:
Lol no be freedom park be this


All this HD resolution can't fool us