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noblezone: Hypothesis of the APC and bad men:

Some bad men belong to a bad party called PDP:
Is it these men that made PDP bad or is it PDP that made these men bad?

Okay, move these men to APC:
will APC make these bad men to be good or will these bad men make APC to be bad?

Assumptions:
APC is very good.

Research questions on the assumptions:
Why is APC very good?
Is it because the men of APC are good?
or is it that the men of APC are bad but since they are opposing other the bad men of PDP, then bad will turn to good?

I think most PDP governors are performing poorly due to several reasons, which include,
(1) No formidable opposition within the state's governed by PDP (lackadaisical attitude to governance by governors)
(2)The quality of personalities at the party's national leadership.
(3)The primary process in imposition,selection or election usually churns out wrong gubernatorial candidates.

Sincere 9gerian: http://premiumtimesng.com/news/national/138512-mining-activities-have-created-over-1-2-million-jobs-mines-and-steel-minister.html

1.254 million jobs from 1710 quarries, 223 small scale mining operations, 195 mining leases, 2048 exploration leases.

From what period where these jobs created? it could be in the last 10, 15, 20 or 30 years. H

I think the minister is economical with the truth. He ought to have stated the range of period when the jobs were created for a critical appreciation of the volume of jobs created.

Crayola1: Everything that you don't understand is a scandal of epic proportions.

Are these students even learning in proper facilities. No, but tablets will surely close the gap between a Korean kid in a fully functioning class room and a Nigerian kid with one knock off tablet. Yes progress has been made, when teachers are on strike thank god they have tablets, im sharing a desk meant for one with 10 instead praise Jesus for these tablets o, I'm coming and leaving school on an empty stomach my tablet will quiet my hunger

cry, huff, puff, moan, scream as much you want, this form of good6 news will not depart from the sw region, I suspect u are from a region where they are seeking oracle to end kidnapping.

Crayola1: If you don't understand don't quote. The End.

When foolishness is exposed, you try to cover it up

Carry your bad belle comot jor !

pro01: This is the part of the deceit that is most annoying. The claim that the initiative helps save costs is superficial and deceptive to put it mildly. When governments in this part of the world want to introduce even the most useless and unacceptable policies or projects, they always easily manufacture nonsensical statistics and justificstions to support their (proposed) actions. Sensible people would look beyond government-spurn claims and ask hard questions based on objective thinking.

People like you are one of the problems of this country. Arm chair critics, when you are placed to lead units of people, you fail woefully.

It is very good to ask sensible and objective questions, but it is shameful when you are not interested in seeking for the answers, simply because you have blocked your mind. Emotions cloud reasoning.

In my mind, i have asked all and more of these questions that i have seen here as fears for the project , making me try to get answers.

Osun state paid 200 million to procure the software content(intellectual property) for 56 textbooks for 150,000 tablets.

The over 8 billion cost saving is assuming a hardcopy textbook cost roughly N1,000.

1,000 * 150,000 * 56 = N8.4 billion Naira

8.4 billion naira Versus 200 million naira.

Unfortunately, he had to take the same route, he thought he wont take 6 months ago.

Crayola1: +1 someone who is asking the hard questions.

A tablet can't replace a good teacher, a clean and inviting room for learning, and all the other things that together make a sound education

The bolded is illogical in the context you are using it.

What kind of reasoning is that ? No one is using tablet to replace good teacher, or bla bla

Does the distribution of tablets now mean, oyo state will simply fold its hand and fail to fix the many other rots in the system?

4 Play: @emiye,

Your copy and paste job is remarkable for being silent on the key issue, what is the cost of the Opon Imo project? How can its promoters be insistent that the project saves 8.6bn Naira when they can't say how much it costs and how they arrived at the cost?

You mean the key issue in your heart, i didn't see any question like that from the dude i replied.


I am certain the cost will vary, taken in to cognizance that 100k out of 150k will be assembled in nigeria, that will surely bring down the initial cost price when compared to the wholly imported ones.

The cost for the software contents(intellectual propety) for the over 5o textbooks is 200million naira. I dont know the cost price of the imported tablets.

Mrs. Laoye-Tomori said: “We will be saving the state a lot of money because of the e-books. The average textbook costs N1,000. If we assume there are 56 textbooks in the e-library, it would cost the state N8.6 billion if we were to buy the books for 150,000 pupils. It only cost us N200 million to produce 56 core e-textbooks.

Anvaller: If u start saying stuffs like "use your head people", maybe u should use ur head 1st, No sustainable project could be achieved by fire brigade approach.. what is wrong if a project takes longer time if it will be sustainable?. U have listed problems here in ur questions, so in ur opinion, a way to solve them is to distribute tablets? If u looked at my previous comments here, I have asked questions that is yet unanswered. If the government is effectively solving all the problems u have listed, no one will be so critical about this sham. Now u are talking of libraries in a tablet,

Tell me what are the books in that tablet?

Are they books required in local syllabus in Nigeria? (they are saying encyclopedia and stuffs as if their exams are based on disparage information in an encyclopaedia

Would these students get to read their exact text books, their social studies, integrated science, modern biology etc that is being used in class electronically in their various tablets?

What is the lifespan of this tablet?
What is the replacement strategy in case of theft or damage?
Are they going to sell or distribute them free of charge?

Are they going to distribute to every secondary school students? (all of u proponents are yet to answer this question)
So when the current students pass out, do the new ones also get tablets... Now u are talking of street smart... Tell me what is smart about this? Even the developed countries don't embark on such wasteful project, its expensive and not sustainable. It is simply not smart. I have suggested more reasonable projects they could have done in my previous comments, but u chose to ignore those. I am offering constructive criticism here, that's why I never get involved in other arguments on the names given the tablet.

U talked about Jamb going computer based, well using tablets does not guarantee that they can do computer based test, cos they will not do the exam on tablets, they will use basic computers. Normal computer and a tablet is not the same thing they have different xteriistics, and mode of operation is different. They will still have problem with simple stuffs like navigating with a mouse and using the key pad, in other words, they are still somewhat computer illiterate, so that flaws ur point absolutely.

U know what? I can not continue to debate this nonsense... I wish you good luck with ur tablets.. we shall see how it goes.

The proposed Ajumo 'mo is an offshoot of the Opon imo, i don't expect any significant change in the implementation.

The textbooks will cover neco & waec & jamb syllabuses and in addition past questions of all the neco, waec and jamb exams, practical simulations, video and audio.


As of today, to the best of my knowledge, schools are being upgraded e.t.c

Check below for answers to some of your questions. The focus is SS1 -SS3 Students.

WHAT IS THE VISION BEHIND THIS PROJECT?

* To democratize access to learning.

* To complement current education reform.

* To help senior secondary school student better prepare for School Leaving ?Examinations.

* To use technology as a silver bullet to the learning problem in Osun.

WHY TABLET PC AND NOT A TRADITIONAL PC?

* Allows for mobility of student and tool.

* It is the most cost effective option given all variables

* Access to alternative powering – as it can now be powered in school and home

* It is a novel idea. It makes it even more aspirational for the user and community

* It gives the idea of a personal touch and thus aids personal studying opportunities any time of day

HOW DOES IT CONCISELY TACKLE PROBLEM WITH EDUCATION IN THE STATE?

* Unprecedented access to learning content.

* Huge cost saving in Text books procurement for the State.

* Access to updated information and trends by both the teachers and students.

HAS THE COUNTRY’S ELECTRICITY CHALLENGES BEEN TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION?

The Mobile nature of the Opon Imo device allows for flexibility in powering. It can be charged either in school or at home or both. In addition, communal Solar Chargers will be provided in schools to allow the students access to power.

The Electricity status of the country was a big consideration in the creation of this custom made tablets. The availability of recharge options and ease of recharge were carefully and strongly considered when approving this project.

WILL STUDENTS BE ABLE TO USE THIS TOOL?

The project was conceived for the Students; the technology was built to enable the Students; the success indicators are the Students! To further ensure there are no surprises with the results; a cultural and educational engagement program is being put in place to assess the acceptance of the Students and Teachers of the Tool; the acceptance and ease of use by the student, the relief and hope this brings to the parents and more so the motivation it gives to the teachers is an encouraging indicator that this Tablet of Knowledge is here to stay.

HOW WILL THIS INITIATIVE BENEFIT THE STATE?

* COST SAVINGS – There is already a Cost savings of around N8.4b by using the digital alternative versus paper textbooks. This is also a great aid for the parents of students who are in the Public Schools as they can refocus a large chunk of their income

* TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND ADAPTATION – This initiative will enable knowledge transfer via the use of cutting edge technology. Technology will easily be used and consumed by the arms and people of the state and this will bring a lot of progress to the individual and State.

* INDUSTRIALISATI­ON – Of the 150,000 tablets to be distributed to students, 100,000 of these will be produced in a factory to be built in the State, in conjunction with Opon Imo foreign technical partners. With this development, it is believed that, many industries and businesses will easily find the State of Osun adaptive for their projects and business. This blows wide open the opportunities that can be explored in the State given the growth and adaptation of Science and Technology at all levels.

* IMPROVED EDUCATIONAL ACCESS FOR STUDENTS – For the Student of Public Schools, the sky becomes their limit. They now have access to their lesson notes, past question papers and much more resources necessary for their mental growth and also virtual exam environment that gets them ready and ensures they excel.

* IMPROVED EDUCATIONAL RESULTS AND PROSPECTS – Given the allowance of the use of modern state-of-the-ar­t curriculum and education materials via the use of relevant apps, the success prospect of every child has climaxed in many ways.

HOW MUCH WILL THIS COST THE STUDENTS?

OPON IMO is Free for all Senior Secondary Students in Public School

HOW WILL PRIVATE STUDENTS BENEFIT FROM THIS?

This will be available for the students of Private Schools at a purchase fee.

WHAT IS THE STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENT IN THIS?

Everyone in the State of Osun is a Stakeholder. It is a project we are all committed to and are jointly motivated to see it succeed. The list is extensive and we have categorized under the following headers:

- Teachers

– Students

- Parents

- Community leaders.

WILL TRAINING BE AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS?

Yes; a cultural and educational engagement program is being put in place to assess the acceptance of the Students and Teachers of the Tool; the acceptance and ease of use by the student, the relief and hope this brings to the parents and more so the motivation it gives to the teachers is an encouraging indicator that this Tablet of Knowledge is here to stay.

WHAT ARE THE CONTENT FEATURES?

* 56 Text books covering 17 subjects

* 17 tutorial questions for the 17 subjects

* 1000 past questions

* 6 extra curricular subjects

* Educational Games

IS THERE AN IMPLEMENTATION PLAN?

Yes, there is a practical project schedule! Opon Imo is being project managed by a competent team from a foremost consulting Nigerian Company – Phillips Consulting.

HOW WILL THE DEVICE BE POWERED?

It can be charged. The tablet can be powered at home or in school. There is a communal solar charger option for charging the tablets in public schools.

CAN THIS DEVICE WITHSTAND THE NIGERIAN ENVIRONMENT?

Opon Imo was designed and built taking into account the evolving elements of our environment. It is noteworthy that the tablet ships with a water and fire proof pouch.

The Charging adaptor also comes with a fuse to protect the device from typical surges.

DOES THE DEVICE HAVE INTERNET?

The current version of Opon Imo has Internet deactivated to prevent the distraction this may cause to students at this level of education.

In addition, the Internet does not drive Opon Imo content, because of the unstable nature of current data networks in our country and the huge data requirements the device would have had.

As such, content is domiciled strictly on the Tablet.?This approach Is a Nigerian adaptation, that is believed to be suitable for developing Nations where internet connectivity can still be a challenge.

IS THERE A SUPPORT PLAN FOR THE SYSTEM?

The Support System is quite extensive:

First Level Support at School Level: Teacher (Opon Imo Ambassador).

Second Level Support: 9 Support Centers; one at each Federal Constituency.

Third Level Support: Factory Support in Osogbo.

HOW OFTEN WILL THE CURRICULUM BE UPDATED?

There will be an update mechanism at the support center level. The frequency of curriculum update will be defined by and subject to the policy of the state on refreshing study content.

WHAT HAPPENS TO THE TABLET WHEN A STUDENT PASSES OUT?

Opon Imo usage is to be recycled among students that graduate into the Senior Secondary Schools. As such, upon graduation from Senior Secondary School, students are to collect their school-leaving certificate in exchange for their Opon Imo.

ARE THERE ANY KNOWN HEALTH HAZARDS TO OPON IMO?

Opon Imo is a safe learning tool. There are no known hazards.

This thread can also improve your knowledge https://www.nairaland.com/1311395/opon-imo-launched-osun-today

The good work continues ........

The never die PDP & AP online goons will have something negative to comment though, they always will... Watch out !

Anvaller: Oh thank God someone is being real here, That in the bold perfectly summarizes what I have been saying.. We need to stop being emotional and be more real.. This does not make any sense... I repeat, this project does not make any sense... It would have made sense if the basics are already in place. Establish a proper learning environment 1st, u have not solved that, its like nigeria dreaming of going to space when we do not have an on premise laboratory... It's like offering home appliances to a homeless person, build the homeless a house 1st if u really want to help, mind u the cost of buying home appliances can not be compared to actually building the house to put his appliances, that's what they don't want to do.

We should demand real development, not disguised development.. what sense does that make and ppl here think we are advancing, both the people and the politicians are all deceiving themselves. And that is the sad thing in Nigeria, exactly what the politicians are aware of and they are capitalizing on that mentality to operate. Students need to advance technologically but no one is talking about the teachers, so who will teach them? Oh they will teach themselves... What a joke... This an undesirably incongruous development strategy that leads to nowhere it is ridiculous from all fronts.

Your cart before the horse analogy does not seem to hold water, you need to prove that renovating the classrooms, libraries and employment of teachers must be completed, before the Oyo state can start handing out the tablets to the students. I opined that the two can be done simultaneously, since they are independent of each other.

The tablets is an educational aid useful for the "kids" anywhere they find themselves e.g at home, outside the state, out of the country, in the jungle, in the shrine, in a no network area, in the toilet and bathroom
The internet facility has been disabled, and an encyclopedia installed.
... Now i will implore you to use this different lens to look at the initiative.

Library without borders !

For those clamouring for physical library. I need you to answer these questions.

Can a student use the Physical library after school closing hours on a school day?

Can a student use a Physical library on a saturday or sunday?

Can a student use a Physical library on public holidays or long /short vacations?

Can a student be assured of steady power supply in those physical libraries?

School starts from 8:00am to 2:00pm, that is 6hours, more than half of that is spent in classrooms to receive lectures, as such students have at most 2hours, if at all they want to use the library.

By 2015, JAMB has said its exams will compulsorily be computer based test !

Use your head people, and stop the useless criticisms.

It is actually a street smart initiative, why will the government wait till they renovate all the schools, that may take years. renovation and school upgrade might take a longer time. I am sure the state government has not said he will abandon school renovation e.t.c for this.

Policewoman: What is the meaning of AJUMO'MO??

Collaborative knowledge !

Triple P, Positive peer pressure from the ACN governors. Good news continue.....

barcanista: sorry dude go figure out who won the appeal. Judgement has been delivered in favor of Babajide months ago. You need to be following trends man

You are the one not trendy, little wonder why you are trying to market Obanikoro Musiliu in 2015.

njazra: But you said the boy is working wonders in Ikoyi/Obalende.

I told him, it is the ACN administrator that is working the "wonders" he is seeing in the local council.

barcanista: oh a fan of Tinubu? no wonder. hehehe. Yeah i agree with you that Babajide is workin wonders in Ikoyi/Obalende, but you know he doesn't have the political might for Governorship. I'm sure he'd perform excellently if he runs for Senate or Reps in 2015. Oluremi is just a time waster in the Senate. But it would be a gr8 idea having KORO run for governorship which i'm sure he'd clinch and replicate his LG achievements on Lagos which his supporters strongly believe

Has babajide obanikoro being installed as Ikoyi / Obalende lcda chairman?

He won at the tribunal, but lost at the appeal.

Me think, the wonders you are seeing in that Lcda is from the current ACN administrator.

akinalabi: COMBINED is the word.

I gave ACN account only. Thats how it is with all parties.

I know first hand in my ward and in my polling booth that most of those we see on election days are those in one way affiliated to a party. Not all, MOST!

I guess my local government is different from the rest of the county.

Oga, I don hear you.

Looks like I have digressed from what brought me to this thread.

Only those that do not know jack will dismiss the coming together of Akala and Ladoja. You fit hate them, that's not the point. Point is if anyone sees them as irrelevant, that person has simply exposed himself as knowing NOTHING about our politics.

Your analysis is too simplistic and fails to take in to account several other factors.

Of course at the polling booth, every one has a political party (s)he intends to vote for.

Human nature is so complex.

BTW, let the Akala and Ladoja even successfully work together first, i doubt they will as long as they stay in two different parties.

akinalabi: COMBINED is the word.

Oga, I don hear you.

I was thinking you will address my submissions !

Or are you saying, that 1.3 million electorates exercised their voting right at the gubernatorial elections is not true?

Do not underestimate the power of unattached electorates, they tend to come out more to vote for a performing governor/politician. 2015 is not far, i have heard those who did not vote in 2011 tell me they will vote in 2015 because of ajimobi.

The ruling Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) in Oyo State on Tuesday received a boost, as thousands of members of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) and Accord Party from the Oke Ogun area of the State decamped to the party.

The defectors, who were from all the 10 local government areas that constitute Oke Ogun axis of the State, hinged their decision to join ACN on the good governance being delivered by the Governor Abiola Ajimobi-led administration and its sincerity and commitment to the transformation of the State.

While receiving the decampees at the Basketball pitch of the Lekan Salami Sports Complex, Adamasingba amidst singing and dancing, Governor Ajimobi commended them for their courage and determination to join the ACN, saying it was a demonstration of their appreciation of the party’s achievements in the State.

He assured the new entrants that they would be given equal treatment like the old members, urging them not to exercise any fear of being treated by anybody as strangers in ACN.

“I like to seize this opportunity to express my deepest appreciation for your declaration and decampment and I want to assure you that from today, you are not only a member of Ajimobi Movement but also bona fide members of ACN which is graduating to APC,’’ the Governor said.

Governor Ajimobi, who said that the ACN-led administration in the State would not engage in politics of bitterness, bickering and character assassination, stated that the party would continue to receive new members into the party to make it stronger and more formidable for future elections.

He also called on stakeholders and other progressive-minded people to join hands with ruling ACN to move the State forward.

The Governor told the mammoth crowd that the newly formed All Progressive Congress (APC) would be duly registered in the next few weeks and launch out to take over Nigeria through a democratic process.

In his remarks, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Political Matters, Alhaji Fatai Ibikunle said that the defectors were motivated by the performance of Governor Ajimobi, assuring them of equal and fair treatment.

The representatives of the decampees led by Hon. Tajudeen Badmus lauded the Governor for his laudable achievements, adding that he had achieved within two years what others failed to achieve throughout their tenure.

They also pledged their support for Governor Ajimobi in his resolve to transform the state and make life worth living for the people.

http://www.oyostate.gov.ng/we-were-motivated-by-your-performance-pdp-accord-party-defectors-tell-ajimobi/

akinalabi: Wow. Your analysis has given you away bad bad that you are not really conversant with Oyo politics.

Where did you get your 5-1 statics from? Lol.

Let me give you better statistics. I come from Egbeda lga. There are 11 wards there. When they hold ward meetings of ACN, they usually have like 200 party members per ward. That is 2,200. Each of those people can mobilize some of their friends, families, loyalists etc. I know I can mobilize 5 people. Some can do more. Some can do less. On the average, ACN can get 11,000 votes from egbeda alone through direct membeship and friends. With 33 local governments, that can get us 363,000 votes.

How many votes did we get in 2011? Over 400,000

Now imagine if these party members go in another direction, what do you think will happen?

No need to go on.

PS: Please give numbers to back up your 5-1 analysis.

the 2011 gubernatorial election had over 1.3 million votes combined in oyo state.

The easiest and surest successful mobilisation is your immediate family member(even that fails at times), any other mobilisation outside that realm is simply an act of salesmanship with no 100% guarantee.

i stand by my 5:1 assertion 1.1million(unattached electorates) : 220,000(party members/immediate family).

How do you understand mobilisation ? You can come to me to vote your Party, and i will simply tell you NO PROBLEM, and on voting day do otherwise, that is why people are not zombie, i will even collect the goodies you are bringing from your party. It happened so well in 2011 election. For every person you try to mobilise, an agent of another party(big ones) will most likely also approach him/her.

Let me even tell you something you might not be aware of, some of these party members attend more than one party meeting in quest of what they can benefit.

If people will keep complaining about things like what the OP raised, Unity schools should be scrapped.

Human beings are typically self centred. If in doubt, let the concept of unity schools be tried for only South easterners, it wont take long for this kind of complaints to rear its ugly head.

akinalabi: There is no illusion anywhere. The card carrying members and their followers make up the bulk of votes. These people are the ones that mobilize people, going door to door, community to community even at odds hours. Party agents are selected from them. These are tthe ones that risk it all, guarding ballot boxes, following INEC officials to collation centers and making sure everything is ok. Sometimes they get bribed and look the other way when figures are being manipulated.

When these people move in a particular direction, the effect tells on the total results. The votes of the "electorates" is an add on and not the core. This is how it will be until youths of today stop doing their politics on nairaland, Facebook and blackberry to go out there and particate.

I love the example you gave about 2007. Ajimobi wanted the ticket under AC and did not get it. He vexed and went to ANPP. Even though he lost (controversially), the effect of his moving to another party made ANPP get 11 house of assembly seats. ANPP probably would have had zero seats if Ajimobi had not left the AC. That's how it works. Unfortunately.

I put it to you that the number of electorates who are not card carrying members of a party far outnumbers the card carrying members/family members. (Ratio 5:1) at least

Let us agree on one thing, in state elections, most electorates make their decision on the party to vote for based on the "quality of the party's gubernatorial candidate". Most electorates who voted for ACN's candidates for house of assembly, house of rep e.t.c did not even know the names of the candidates but voted on the strength of the Ajimobi candidacy and some other factors like failure of the incumbent PDP government at the state level, ACN party reputation.

If Ladoja had stayed in PDP in 2011, he was not going to be the centre of attraction, as at then PDP had trampled and relegated him so badly, that he was a nonentity in that party. The moment Ladoja lost out in the power play of PDP in 2006, his supporters base layed low and also technically became irrelevant,I am sure many of his loyalists holding one post or other as at then in 2006 could not secure it in 2007,except those who switched camp

My conclusion is that Ladoja's candidacy in 2011 brought a greater loss of votes for Ajimobi than Akala.

Anonimi !, that crook can lie !

Bring your lying head out from where you are hiding it now .

O lies a Metuh

texaco1: thank god that now u are seeing reason with me,he is trying no doubt although i wont vote for him but in his stride to make an impact he is stepping on the masses toes.that is where the danger lies.in the case of lagos state fashola stepped on toes but majority didnt mind and tinubu was at the background doing the supporting job for him.acn doesnt have that kind of person in oyo state ,the masses are feeling detached and oppressed

In a short while the story will change, the "crying masses" are like virgins having sexx the first time, it will be painful for a short period of time, afterwards, you know the deal. What is happening now is the way forward for the state, What oyo state needed terribly, any governor who tries to take the lenient and slow route, will find out in four years, he has achieved little or nothing.

akinalabi: Looks like you have made up your mind about what happened leading to 2011 and nothing can change it.

But let me say this before I go.

All members of Accord today (except those that came after 2011 elections), ALL Accord members are PDP members. If Ladoja had remained in the PDP, they would all have worked for PDP. They left for Accord and won some constituencies to the detriment of the PDP.

Let me give you an example. The current federal honourable representing Egbeda Ona Ara federal constituency was a PDP strongman. Infact, he was in the State House of Assembly between 2003 and 2007 under the platform of the PDP. He was to contest for Federal Rep under the PDP in 2011 but when Ladoja moved to Accord, he moved with him and promptly won.

All those Egbeda and Ona Ara votes simply went Accords way. They would have gone PDP's way.

The political intrigues were more complex than you stated above. That Akala performed poorly so they needed a change so it was between Ajimobi and Ladoja so they split oppositions votes. On the surface, it makes sense but in reality what happened was far from that.

Remember that the general elections are not just about the governors. A lot of interests and ambitions come into play. Senate, Federal Rep, State Rep etc.

You have made a simplistic analysis that create an illusion that only card carrying members of a party are eligible to vote, what you fail to realise is, that i as an electorate vote for Ladoja and what he stands for does not necessarily means i will vote for PDP.

You claim to know so much about oyo state politics, observe the gubernatorial election in 2007, a two horse race of Akala of PDP and Ajimobi of ANPP. It will reveal another angle to you.

Note 2007 election , Ajimobi was rigged out of his rightful position

mens dept: Even those countries, Holland and England, have their beggars and poor folks. That does not mean that we should continue to build cheap 1950 era buildings and call it development. Those countries have their own airline, and frankly, we need to beg a white man to take us back to our country (via Lufthansa, KLM, British Airway, etc).

Ibadan has virtually not changed for 30 years, and if you look at Ogun state, ABia State, Ebonyi, and a host of others, you have to wonder, are the governors actually governing or holding the people hostage as if to carry out a script?

Gbenga Daniel did absolutely nothing as governor in Ogun state, Orji Kalu and Udenwa nothing for their states, Odili and Attah nothing, and many of those northern governors, including Yar Adua in Katsina at that time, only "introduced" sharia law and nothing more.

Yet we all keep quiet and think e go betta and that's it.

Arm chair critic, suggest a practicable solution and stop listing a million and one problems we all know.

What do you know about ibadan 30 years ago and presently?

Have you ever stepped your foot in the city of Ibadan ? Constructive criticisms must be attached with practicable and sensible solution(s)

anonimi: Why do ACN people have to embellish their shine, shine, shagbe l'oju yoyo projects with LIES
Could it be because they also know these "achievements" are medicore and must qualify it in a BOGUS way somehow?
There is the New Gbagi market on the Ibadan-Ife express road, which was later named Bola Ige market by then Governor Lam Adeshina




I also seem to remember that the Aleshinloye market that is located between Dugbe and Jericho was opened in the 80s but cannot remember the exact date.
These scammers in ACN really mean this their business of LIEING to the people!!!

The New Gbagi market was built by Bola Ige , Governor of Old oyo state (1979-1983).

Go and sleep old illogical cargo, you are a disgrace to yourself and whatever nonsense you stand for.

You are always bitter as far as your posts on nairaland portends.

So after the UPN governor constructed the market in the 80's, only an ACN governor could do something similar, not even your failed PDP.

Bofemsky: You have said well, the guy is definitely becoming a nuisance!

He is a reputed nuisance, i can see through the charade, he is suggesting central air conditioning system for a market for displaced road side traders.

Check out his sarcastic comments on Ogun State To Construct Air-conditioned Pedestrian Bridge.

https://www.nairaland.com/950465/ogun-state-construct-air-conditioned-pedestrian/4

he was with the moniker "spirit of okija", he posted at 3:04pm & 3:45pm on may 30, 2012.


The neighbourhood markets main focus are for displaced roadside traders e.g challenge, mobil and environs market woman. The value of the total wares these women sell ranges from N500-N20,000. You dont go ahead and start building "air conditioned shops" like the clown suggested, you will have created a failed project at conceptualisation.

For the upper scale market women, something more befitting is in the offing (4,000 shopping complex)and should be completed in less than 8 months. check out this thread, it has been discussed last month. https://www.nairaland.com/1295336/oyo-wemabod-begin-construction-4000-shop.

We in oyo state have a holistic appreciation of the situation on ground, and a clown outside of the south west can not teach us innovation, Oyo state is not called a "pace setter" state for no reason.

The clown went ahead talking about mile 3 or mile 1milllion ... market in rivers state.,
i put to him, that the funny mile somtin somtin markets does not have a fire station, this neighbourhood market has one.
i put to him, that the funny mile somtin somtin markets in river state does not have a health centre, this neighbourhood market has one.

Who is that clown to tell people in the SOUTH WEST about innovation ?

Oyo state set the pace, others should watch and learn

Bola ige built the new Gbagi market, he was the governor of Oyo state from 1979-1983.

People found it so hard to move to the new site for some reasons like fear of low partronage e.t.c, until they were forced to.

blink182: I try to be objective as possible and if you have been following my posts, you will know I'm not a pdp person.

Your objectivity on this thread will improve if you have removed that spectacle, thanks as you comply.

blink182: I totally agree with you. Mediocrity has to stop. What if it is a garri market, who would get killed if the whole thing was built like a simple mall-a large building with lock up tables, 5 or more entrances, garage for trucks, toilet facilities and the rest. This is bullshite jor!

, All the things you mentioned are there, including more. Watch the video.

I have being to the market, and it is not a run of the mill type.

Remove your ethnic and party affiliation spectacles, it is affecting your sight, and ultimately the quality of your reasoning.