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deomelo:You ran away after several posts to your imaginary enemies (SE). Now month end is here again and teachers will be paid half salaries. That doesn't motivate them at all and the very students Aregbes stunningly beautiful school is suppose to help learn are at the recieving end. All I am saying is that there is huge room for improvement in the way Aregbe handled Osun's overall finance. |
He can't be much older (2 or 3yrs) at most. |
Stupid set of people. |
If Buhari thinks the prof is focusing on the 5% people he has the power to fustrate the excercise, simple. He needs to do social welfare to his northern supporter base, secure a second ticket, and then decide whether to actually clean up Ogoni. |
deomelo:It appears someone is on cocaine and can't think clearly any longer. Is Anambra in huge debt that eats up half of its allocation? You ignore the real focus here then spiral into irrelevant talk of SE and all that. Think and talk bros. You are too old to be attacking imaginary enemies. By the way tax is different from free feeding. Re-read your own post and make adjustments sir. |
Topgainer:You are not serious. You want to wish haters more grace right? |
Mudley313:Don't fúcking try it. There is the abstract and the concrete in life. Nature abhors vacuum. Never give in to a request that has a weak explanation. |
Ayiri aligned with APC big shots and is enjoying it. Tompolo aligned with PDP and is in hiding. It is all about personal interest, any talk about a political messiah arriving is as fake Maina's innocence. |
sarrki:Is this how MainaGate will die down? |
OP design revolves around aesthetic or the look and feel of sites. When you think of design think of things that makes a page look appealing, its various colour, gradients, fonts, neatness, layout etc. Developement involves logics that gives that design its content. If you view popular websites you notice they have specific amount of content e.g news headline specific parts of pages. Things like The logic that updates the latest contents into those positions and manipulate them are from developers. |
With the revelation about Buhari's govt this man is starting to look a genuine saint. For Maina's family to implicate Buhari I am sure Buhari is the one pulling the strings and protecting Maina. |
. deomelo:To whom much is given much is expected. Even if I pull out the achievements of SE governors it will never justify the fiscal chaos Osun has been put in. Your problem appears to be the I-better-pass my neighbour bug. I am not the imaginary neighbour you take me for |
deomelo:You not only made weak/invalid points, you also repeat them. It speaks alot about your character. Is there any sin balancing projects with IGR that will sustain those projects? Your fiscal rascal of a governor has borrowed to deliver unmaintainable project and I think any average thinking Nigerian will agree we lack maintenance culture in Nigeria. Where will the money to pay workers come from if Aregbe can't pay the current low salaries he is suppose to. You think awarding contracts on debt makes him genius or what exactly are you about here? Taking debt to do infrastructure is not what I am against, excessive debt is what I am against. Aregbe gambled heavily on FG allocation and it backfired spectacularly. Before you reply me think properly so you don't contradict yourself like you did under mapet handle in the other thread. |
MXrap:The guy is same person running @mapet handle in NL. His stupìdíty cuts across monikers. I wonder how a fiscal rascal like Aregbe who has borrowed more than the SE and still can't pay salaries compares to any other governor. What Aregbe is doing is likd a father who borrows to spoil his children and expect the children to hail him when in fact the burden of the repaymemt hinges on the children. |
deomelo:I volunteer for the voiceless people Aregbe suppresses with debt sponsored propaganda and I must say, even across monikers your immaturity remains glaring. As for projects delivered, let us juxtapose the overall debt/project of the SouthEast to that of Osun, afterall to whom much is given much is expected. |
This Abacha loot return thing can be serialized into a tv show and it will generate even more revenue than the loot. |
seguno2:Ask a Nairalander called mapet, he works directly with Aregbesola. |
Poverty & Population growth go hand in hand. You see a poor man with 7 children and a richman with 2 or 3. |
^^ Resident Boo(Harry) supporter doing is job well as month end approaches. Alubarika. |
Horlufemi:Which record? |
The opposite of Boo(Harry) when it comes to dictatorial tendencies. Imagine that Boo(Harry) refuses to compesate the relatives of 11 innocent corpers. |
That's like a higher level language. If such exist I am guessing it will be called Unified Programming Language (UPL). If we consider the fact all high level languages like Java, C, C#, & C++ translate to same machine code before being executed then what OP is suggesting is already existing, but at a lower level. For such idea to stand it will have to be an industry standard accepted by all major languages. |
And Aregbe say Osun people are too poor to pay tax. God help us in Nigeria. |
These people are hyprocrites. Think about it for a minute: They claim they feed the nation. That means food originates from them. Will any sane man want to sell food that's key to survival to buy anything else? Where were these poor ones when the others were farming? The talk of a poor north is the tactic of the northern elite to keep the money flowing in. |
OBJ now looks like Mandela when one thinks about what is going on. |
Everybody is. Imagine Buhari pinning Maina on Jonathan. Their tactic of masking their cluelessness with Jonathan is exposed. |
deomelo:Switch moniker and you will still remain the same daft mørøn you are. Let me reply just the bold. I never said or implied schools shouldn't be built. I opposed building schools to the point salaries and other recurrent expenditure suffer. Aregbes justification for doing free feeding was that the people of Osun are so hungry and can't even pay tax (around 2013 thereabout) so who are you to build stùpíd argument on the assumption they aren't poor and hungry? You stupìdity cuts accross monikers. |
[b]The proposed M. K. O Abiola International Airport in Ido-Osun, Osun, will cost N69 billion under a concession arrangement with an indigenous company, AWOL International, an official has said. Mr Niyi Ogundiran, the Director of Public Building in Osun State Ministry of Works, gave the figure at a meeting with members of the state Assembly in Osogbo on Thursday. Ogundiran said that the concession arrangement would last for 30 years before the permanent transfer of ownership to the state government. Advertisement He said that the contract was first awarded on Oct. 14, 2012, at the cost of N 4.5 billion, noting that the project was to be completed within eight months by the government and not under concession arrangement. Ogundiran said that the contract was later reviewed to gulp N11 billion to be able to accommodate more features. He said the state government had spent N3.6 billion on the project before the concession arrangement, adding that the N3.6 billion would be deducted from the N69 billion contract sum. Mr Nurudeen Adeagbo, Permanent Secretary in the ministry, said that the concession arrangement would be to the advantage of the state. He expressed the hope that the company would deliver a perfect job. In his remarks, the Deputy Speaker of the Assembly, Mr Adegboye Akintunde, urged all those in charge of the project to ensure its success. Akintunde said that Osun people were watching with keen interest to know the outcome of the arrangement. Mr Tunde, the Chairman of the House Committee on Commerce, Co-operatives, and Industries, said that the airport project was a huge investment and must be handled carefully.[/b] http://independent.ng/proposed-mko-abiola-intl-airport-osun-gulp-n69bln/
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Seem this admin is losing its integrity value faster than I thought, Who would have thought this would happen 2 years ago. |
The Chief Justice of Nigeria and Chairman of the National Judicial Council, Walter Onnoghen, has confirmed the resignation of retired Justice Ayo Salami as Chairperson of the Corruption and Financial Crimes Cases Trial Monitoring Committee. Mr. Salami was appointed chairperson of the committee by the NJC in September, years after he left office as president of the Appeal Court under controversial circumstances. A statement from the NJC’s Director of Communication, Soji Oye, announced the appointment, saying Mr. Salami would head a 15-member committee to implement the task of monitoring corruption cases in the country. “The Committee’s primary functions include; Regular monitoring and evaluation of proceedings at designated courts for financial and economic crimes nationwide; Advising the Chief Justice of Nigeria on how to eliminate delay in the trial of alleged corruption cases; Giving feedback to the Council on progress of cases in the designated courts, conduct background checks on judges selected for the designated courts; and Evaluating the performance of the designated courts,” Mr. Oye said. Mr. Onnoghen’s spokesperson, Awassam Bassey, confirmed to PREMIUM TIMES on Thursday that Mr. Salami had turned down the appointment. “Besides what we see in the media, we cannot exactly say what Justice Salami’s reasons are for declining to undertake this all-important national assignment that he was called upon to perform,” he said. “His Lordship the Hon Chief Justice of Nigeria awaits Hon Salami’s letter of resignation. That’s all I can say at this moment. A more detailed response will be communicated to you when we receive Hon. Mr. Justice Salami’s letter.” https://i2.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2017/10/Justice-Ayo-Salami.jpg?w=800 Source |
Heavily armed police officers and men of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS in the early morning of today (Thursday) barricaded Hotel Presidential, Port Harcourt, where the Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF is supposed to hold its fourth session. The policemen parked Hilux buses at the entrance of the hotel, thereby preventing vehicles from GRA to gain access to Aba Road, just as they prevented vehicles from moving into the expansive hotel from the back gate. The meeting, which was supposed to commence at 10 a.m. could not hold, as some of the delegates who had arrived were turned back, and told that the meeting cannot hold “because of national interest.” …Details later https://i2.wp.com/newtelegraphonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Nigeria-Police.jpg?w=800&ssl=1 https://newtelegraphonline.com/2017/10/just-heavily-armed-sars-officers-stop-pan-niger-delta-forum-meeting-rivers/ |
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