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Op. Are you serious that the Playbook can work with ur blackberry handheld.

OP, be very careful and smart about this. He loves you and you know he does. To him, he has already indirectly committed himself to you by letting him get involved deeply into his life. He may just not wanna make you so over relaxed about him. He may wanna use this as a Test for you to see if you truly love him to the point of waiting for him for a whole year.
Though may not be the best idea but I think you should just play along. Don't put too much pressure on him because of the other Delsu guy. Its not like the Delsu guy is gonna marry you within the next 12 months. Just take the risk to be faithful to him till the end. No Risk, NO reward.

take dat: Eventhough we might not agree on all things but i see you as the only Pro GEJ who is mostly objective

Tarhaqa is one of the very objective (though obsessed with the GEJs Transformation Agenda) analysts on here.

This is priority mis-placement and misappropriation at the highest level.
This governor is just not different from a common thief caught in a market. Fine, he got it for the state govt and not just his personal use but this is a state that is still not totally developed. 7 billion naira can create more than 30,000 jobs for the uneducated and skilled youths roaming the streets. Just a micro-finance loan of 100,000 naira each can serve as a catalyst for SMEs. A carpenter with a loan of 100,000 can afford to get a shop and tools to get self-employed. A fashion designer can start from somewhere. A glass cutter can get tools to start working. A laundry business can get started. Well, our leaders have proved that truly, they are disconnected from us. They have no clue about our pains.

My immediate goal is to proceed for my Msc in the field of politics and my PhD to follow. I wanna be an expert in the field of political economy or development administration. I have just 6 years to achieve this.

My goal is to start a NGO which will be provide direction and knowledgeable inputs for people-oriented policies for governments at the local level. My ultimate goal is to shift the focus of every local government in Nigeria from just recruitment of personnel to service-delivery.

buchibabe: Its just d greedy nature of men.its natural. No b today e start,no mata how good looking,hardworking,Godfearin a woman is,whosai! A man wil always look outside.

So ladies,no think say ur guy na saint o. U get assistant wife or gf somewhere

Both men and women are guilty.
Meanwhile not all men and women do this.
I can never do it.
It took me almost a year to capture her heart. I value her so much that I will never do a thing to hurt her trust and feelings for me. If she breaks my heart, I'll move on but still will never stop me from being a faithful man.

I have never done that before and will never do it. I love to concentrate all my resources and emotions into my only relationship. It gives me the opportunity to full understand who I'm with.
If it doesn't work out, I will simply quit and pray the next does. But to double-date? NO.

You'll hurt me more if you don't complete this write up

OP...
You just spoke my mind.
The ACN is a party dt upholds irredentism and ethnocentric bigotry as its main philosophy. A party dictated by the Yoruba alone can never RULE NIGERIA. We may loose the South West if we don't change the way we operate our party politics.

naptu2: Hm!
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Hahahahaha. LWKMD
Even animals seem to be more law-abiding.

But something should please give a press release regarding this now. This outage has been on for 6 days running now and the PHCN officials here are not picking up calls nor giving any explanation for this. So unfair.

In Nigeria Politics today, it is very difficult to defeat a sitting governor as our party system is still very weak. Our political culture may seem to be growing but is still at a very premature level where the majority of the voters still lack the ability to identify the best candidates that best suit to lead them.

The fact that people now vote base on the performance of these governors now encourages them to work very hard in the first term in quest to gain support and votes for a second term in office only to perform way below par as they have nothing to loose any more.

My suggestion is a Term of 6 years for d govs and the president for now. This will also curb waste in govt as our incumbents solely relies on the state funds to bankroll their re-election into office.

If a single 6 year term can't be implemented, then we can abolish our multi-party system for just a two-party system.

That ACN lost in Ondo, does not mean the people of Ondo out rightly hates the ACN. I am from Ondo State and live in Akure, and I support the ACN when out of Ondo State. But here, I support the LP which is just because of the performances of Mimiko.

Though the ACN is fast losing its hard-earned popularity due to the personality of Tinubu whose unverified rise to mega-wealth compounds his dictatorial character and thus giving the oppositions good punchlines for propaganda against the party.

We are not the only ones observing as I can remember vividly how Fashola attempted to protest this during the birthday of Tinubu but was countered.

And I feel the Ondo experience will serve as a basis for a new synthesis in the ACN where internal democracy will be encouraged. But as a yoruba man that witnessed Oyo, Ekiti, Osun and Ondo politics in the past, I will never ever vote PDP into power in any SW state.

[quote author=Akanbi_edu]PDP and LP are the same.[/quote]NO. Stop it there.
I go with Desola.
That ACN lost in Ondo, does not mean the people of Ondo out rightly hates the ACN. I am from Ondo State and live in Akure, and I support the ACN when out of Ondo State. But here, I support the LP which is just because of the performances of Mimiko.

Though the ACN is fast losing its hard-earned popularity due to the personality of Tinubu whose unverified rise to mega-wealth compounds his dictatorial character and thus giving the oppositions good punchlines for propaganda against the party.

We are not the only ones observing as I can remember vividly how Fashola attempted to protest this during the birthday of Tinubu but was countered.

And I feel the Ondo experience will serve as a basis for a new synthesis in the ACN where internal democracy will be encouraged. But as a yoruba man that witnessed Oyo, Ekiti, Osun and Ondo politics in the past, I will never ever vote PDP into power in any SW state.

In 2005, Okada riders in Lagos were about 21,000, and now there are more than 40,000 okada riders in Lagos with the tendency to surpass 100,000 in 2016.

I believe its better to do this now. I would even go for a total ban on Okadas in the State. Why? An Okada rider earns at least 4k daily in Lagos, and this juicy earnings attracts more unemployed youths from other parts of the country (someone once came to source for fund from me to get an okada and head to Lagos for business).

Statistics have proven that okada accidents commands a very high percentage of cases in the accident and emergency wards of the health centers and teaching hospitals in Lagos.

Though Lagos is creating more unemployed people, but they have to start to fight this now. I don't live in Lagos anymore and may not return in d nearest future, but I feel Lagos needs to save the future by starting now.

For those crying foul, head to bariga, ojuelegba to idi araba, mushin to itire-ikate, to ijeshatedo, to aguda, eric moore etc. You will find an alarming rate of okada riders performing risky stunts on the roads and these are not even major highways.

Fashola can just introduce an Okada for Cash policy for them, where he will offer them 100K naira for one okada. And will easily get the 40,000 bikes at less than a billion.

And Now Fayemi has finished the haters of good governance in the SW.
I have been to Ekiti and I can see the works of JKF. John Kayode Fayemi. The SW had suffered a lot in the hands of parasitic interlopers whose main philosophy is to 'SHARE THE MONEY' and aid Poverty Development (Party).


What better way to showcase the dividend than the fact that to celebrate his second years in office, Governor Fayemi is commissioning twelve roads in the state totalling over 108 kilometres? The governor is also going to commission 100 renovated public secondary and primary schools, six water and seven rural electrification projects.  He will also commission the legacy projects, which include the Samsung Engineering Academy, the Civic Centre, the State Pavilion, the Life Academy Iluomoba, the Governor's Office and the Deputy Governor's house in Ado Ekiti. These are projects slated to mark the second year anniversary alone and from here, we can glean that Ekiti is on the threshold of harvest, after a disastrous epoch in the hands of locusts.

Studiously and in his usual quiet and self effacing manner, Fayemi is leaving indelible imprimaturs in the governance of Ekiti State. He is touching each sector of governance with that rejuvenating feel needed to take back a state that was lost momentarily to brutes. From agriculture to roads, from public utilities to health, from education to employment, from poverty alleviation to general urban renewal, the sure and steady feet of the regime marches on and positively impacts on the entire length and breadth of Ekiti State. Fayemi has worked very hard to restore the hallowed pedestal on which Ekiti stood and having done that, it is just natural that the rich harvest of democracy dividends the state is experiencing now will flow. We are going to take a glance at the incipient harvest Ekiti is.

In the area of agriculture, Governor Fayemi's government has restored the farm settlements in such places as Orin, Iyemero, Ikun and other locations. The state has acquired thousands of acres of arable land across the state for the purpose of massive food production. The state has launched irrigated agriculture as a means of boosting food production. Also, through the Youths for Commercial Agriculture Development (Y-ICAD) the state is engaging the youths through training and empowerment to take to agriculture as a profession. Under the scheme, 1,500 youths are presently in training and on completion of training; each will be given land and an expendable credit facility of N1.5 million to start off their respective agricultural enterprises. Ekiti State under Fayemi has established 7.000 hectares of cassava plantation while its Cocoa Growth Enhancement Programme targets 15,000 cocoa farmers that will be given agro chemicals and fertilizer worth N46, 000 each. The government has so far distributed 150,000 improved cocoa seedlings to farmers and targets 500,000 seedlings next year. Similar attention is being given to palm oil and rice production in a bold effort to make Ekiti a net exporter of food to other parts of the country.

In the educational sector, the Fayemi regime has recorded massive investments in a scheme that aims at a total overhaul of the decrepit face of public education in the state. The regime has procured and distributed 33,000 laptops to students of public secondary schools in Ekiti and targets that by 2014, 100,000 school pupils in Ekiti will have their personal laptops in a bid to make students of the school's system ICT compliant. Further to the distribution of the laptops, the State Government also signed a memorandum of Understanding with Samsung to connect Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti and the State College of Education, Ikere Ekiti to the on-going wireless community project as hundreds of computers have been procured ahead of their connection; even as Samsung is set to establish a service centre in the State.

Perhaps, it was because of this feat that the governor won the ICT Governor of The Year 2012 Award by the Nigerian Telecoms Award. The state's Operation Renovate All Schools in Ekiti (ORASE), which targets to renovate all the 180 public schools in the state within a record time remains the boldest effort by any government in the history of the state to restore the glory of public education in the state. The 100 public schools the governor would be commissioning in this year's second year anniversary are the first tranche of the renovated schools and the remaining are to be commissioned in no distant time. The ORASE scheme aims to transform the existing shackled structures in all public schools in Ekiti and replacing them with modern buildings, with aluminium roofing.

In the area of roads, the governor has turned Ekiti to a huge construction site as roads are being fixed, rehabilitated and constructed in a speed and frenzy that has never been known in the state in the past. The urban and rural areas equally benefit from this massive refurbishment of roads. His policy of building five kilometres of roads in each local government has opened up the entire state to become a lively hub. The second phase of the programme, which targets another round of five kilometres of roads in each local government, is going to start by January 2013. Suffice it to posit that Fayemi is adding more mileage of constructed road to Ekiti than any previous regime has done and this is a salutary effort of a change agent to impact on the face of the humble state.

On Community Development, the governor has come up with a policy that aims at establishing viable projects in the various communities in the state with a view to develop the rural communities of the state, which have suffered neglect for many years now. In pursuit of this policy, the governor  has presented cheques worth N238 million (Two Hundred and Thirty-Eight Million Naira) to 26 communities in the State for Community Development Projects of the State Community and Social Development Agency (EKSCDA).  Through this scheme, each of the 26 communities would be executing a minimum of three micro community development projects, capable of having direct impact on the people of the benefitting communities and these projects are expected to finance other initiatives. .

In the Health sector, the Fayemi government has started the general renovation and overhaul of all public health institutions in Ekiti. The facilities slated for such renovation are the state hospitals and primary health care centres. This renovation scheme flows from the commitment of the government to ensuring a healthy Ekiti society and this was the reason the health sector was allocated a whopping 14 per cent of the state current budget. Apart from equipping the existing hospitals and providing adequate drugs, the government set up a health team that periodically visits every part of the state for the purpose of rendering free medical services to the people.

Given the regime's   numerous health programmes, the current Human Development Report said: "Ekiti State is the most conducive environment to live, for long and healthy living, with a life expectancy average of 55 years, more than the national life expectancy average of 50 years." This rating was confirmed by  the latest MDG Report (2012) circulated by the Federal Ministry of Health, which  scored Ekiti high in healthcare delivery, According to the report, Ekiti has the second lowest infant mortality rate in the country, for which the ministry commended the state for doing what no other state is doing on health care in the country.

Ekiti under Fayemi runs a health care policy that provides free medical services to pregnant women, children under the age of five years, the physically challenged and people above 65 years of age. The state remains  the only state doing free health, 100 per cent, to its pregnant women and covering 45 per cent of the state's population under its free health programme.

And this brings one's attention to Ekiti State's laudable social security scheme, which remains a novel case and the only one in Nigeria. Under this social security scheme, 20,000 elderly persons are registered with the state and each receive N5,000 every month for personal upkeep. What more? This allowance is delivered in their homes every month in a well applauded scheme that deals serious blows to the ravenous poverty pang ravaging the country at present. Ekiti state's social security scheme is a model other states and the centre need to study and replicate to stem the tide of poverty among Nigeria's weakest groups. The state has also gone further to establish a food bank that periodically distributes food items to the poor, the elderly, the orphans and the physically challenged. The idea is to practically take beggars off the streets of Ekiti.

Fayemi's Ekiti blazes a worthy trail in the drive for foreign direct investment. For an exposed, debonair and intellectual governor, he has made the right moves and the dividends in this area are trickling in. The various international agencies are taking good look of Ekiti and the Electronics Giants, Samsung has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish an Engineering Academy in Ado Ekiti, the state capital as part of its partnership arrangement with the state government. Samsung is deeply involved in the free laptop for students scheme and the general opening of Ekiti to the ICT hub as being pursued by the Fayemi regime.

These remain few instances of the rich harvest Ekiti is presently harnessing under Fayemi. It was because of these immutable strides that Leadership Newspapers recently gave Fayemi its Governor of the Year Award. He remains a lodestar of good and accountable governance in the present chaotic Nigerian state. The wonder many have expressed is how Fayemi is able to do these and more with the poor state of resources of the state. For emphasis, Ekiti is one of the poorest states in Nigeria, with one of the least allocations from the federation account but it has rich human potential and resources, which can make a difference once a well honed manager is in charge. But a deep knowledge of the governor exposes a thorough bred and knowledgeable, frugal and compassionate man with a sincere mindset to leave a difference with governance. An intellectual with redoubtable academic pedigree, he stays nearer the people in the simplistic and open approach he has imbued on governance in Ekiti these past two years. Fayemi feels the pulse of the people of Ekiti State and has brought an uncommon passion to the desire to make the state work for her people. Here lies the difference Ekiti has recorded in Fayemi's two years at the helm and a pointer to what to expect in the remaining two years.  His approach is simplistic as well as intellectualistic and he gets the return from a well coordinated and organized government. Ekiti is better for it and as it savours its years of harvest, we toast a man of great courage, a quintessential long distance runner and a brilliant manager of men and resources.

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What better way to showcase the dividend than the fact that to celebrate his second years in office, Governor Fayemi is commissioning twelve roads in the state totalling over 108 kilometres? The governor is also going to commission 100 renovated public secondary and primary schools, six water and seven rural electrification projects.  He will also commission the legacy projects, which include the Samsung Engineering Academy, the Civic Centre, the State Pavilion, the Life Academy Iluomoba, the Governor's Office and the Deputy Governor's house in Ado Ekiti. These are projects slated to mark the second year anniversary alone and from here, we can glean that Ekiti is on the threshold of harvest, after a disastrous epoch in the hands of locusts.

Studiously and in his usual quiet and self effacing manner, Fayemi is leaving indelible imprimaturs in the governance of Ekiti State. He is touching each sector of governance with that rejuvenating feel needed to take back a state that was lost momentarily to brutes. From agriculture to roads, from public utilities to health, from education to employment, from poverty alleviation to general urban renewal, the sure and steady feet of the regime marches on and positively impacts on the entire length and breadth of Ekiti State. Fayemi has worked very hard to restore the hallowed pedestal on which Ekiti stood and having done that, it is just natural that the rich harvest of democracy dividends the state is experiencing now will flow. We are going to take a glance at the incipient harvest Ekiti is.

In the area of agriculture, Governor Fayemi's government has restored the farm settlements in such places as Orin, Iyemero, Ikun and other locations. The state has acquired thousands of acres of arable land across the state for the purpose of massive food production. The state has launched irrigated agriculture as a means of boosting food production. Also, through the Youths for Commercial Agriculture Development (Y-ICAD) the state is engaging the youths through training and empowerment to take to agriculture as a profession. Under the scheme, 1,500 youths are presently in training and on completion of training; each will be given land and an expendable credit facility of N1.5 million to start off their respective agricultural enterprises. Ekiti State under Fayemi has established 7.000 hectares of cassava plantation while its Cocoa Growth Enhancement Programme targets 15,000 cocoa farmers that will be given agro chemicals and fertilizer worth N46, 000 each. The government has so far distributed 150,000 improved cocoa seedlings to farmers and targets 500,000 seedlings next year. Similar attention is being given to palm oil and rice production in a bold effort to make Ekiti a net exporter of food to other parts of the country.

In the educational sector, the Fayemi regime has recorded massive investments in a scheme that aims at a total overhaul of the decrepit face of public education in the state. The regime has procured and distributed 33,000 laptops to students of public secondary schools in Ekiti and targets that by 2014, 100,000 school pupils in Ekiti will have their personal laptops in a bid to make students of the school's system ICT compliant. Further to the distribution of the laptops, the State Government also signed a memorandum of Understanding with Samsung to connect Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti and the State College of Education, Ikere Ekiti to the on-going wireless community project as hundreds of computers have been procured ahead of their connection; even as Samsung is set to establish a service centre in the State.

Perhaps, it was because of this feat that the governor won the ICT Governor of The Year 2012 Award by the Nigerian Telecoms Award. The state's Operation Renovate All Schools in Ekiti (ORASE), which targets to renovate all the 180 public schools in the state within a record time remains the boldest effort by any government in the history of the state to restore the glory of public education in the state. The 100 public schools the governor would be commissioning in this year's second year anniversary are the first tranche of the renovated schools and the remaining are to be commissioned in no distant time. The ORASE scheme aims to transform the existing shackled structures in all public schools in Ekiti and replacing them with modern buildings, with aluminium roofing.

In the area of roads, the governor has turned Ekiti to a huge construction site as roads are being fixed, rehabilitated and constructed in a speed and frenzy that has never been known in the state in the past. The urban and rural areas equally benefit from this massive refurbishment of roads. His policy of building five kilometres of roads in each local government has opened up the entire state to become a lively hub. The second phase of the programme, which targets another round of five kilometres of roads in each local government, is going to start by January 2013. Suffice it to posit that Fayemi is adding more mileage of constructed road to Ekiti than any previous regime has done and this is a salutary effort of a change agent to impact on the face of the humble state.

On Community Development, the governor has come up with a policy that aims at establishing viable projects in the various communities in the state with a view to develop the rural communities of the state, which have suffered neglect for many years now. In pursuit of this policy, the governor  has presented cheques worth N238 million (Two Hundred and Thirty-Eight Million Naira) to 26 communities in the State for Community Development Projects of the State Community and Social Development Agency (EKSCDA).  Through this scheme, each of the 26 communities would be executing a minimum of three micro community development projects, capable of having direct impact on the people of the benefitting communities and these projects are expected to finance other initiatives. .

In the Health sector, the Fayemi government has started the general renovation and overhaul of all public health institutions in Ekiti. The facilities slated for such renovation are the state hospitals and primary health care centres. This renovation scheme flows from the commitment of the government to ensuring a healthy Ekiti society and this was the reason the health sector was allocated a whopping 14 per cent of the state current budget. Apart from equipping the existing hospitals and providing adequate drugs, the government set up a health team that periodically visits every part of the state for the purpose of rendering free medical services to the people.

Given the regime's   numerous health programmes, the current Human Development Report said: "Ekiti State is the most conducive environment to live, for long and healthy living, with a life expectancy average of 55 years, more than the national life expectancy average of 50 years." This rating was confirmed by  the latest MDG Report (2012) circulated by the Federal Ministry of Health, which  scored Ekiti high in healthcare delivery, According to the report, Ekiti has the second lowest infant mortality rate in the country, for which the ministry commended the state for doing what no other state is doing on health care in the country.

Ekiti under Fayemi runs a health care policy that provides free medical services to pregnant women, children under the age of five years, the physically challenged and people above 65 years of age. The state remains  the only state doing free health, 100 per cent, to its pregnant women and covering 45 per cent of the state's population under its free health programme.

And this brings one's attention to Ekiti State's laudable social security scheme, which remains a novel case and the only one in Nigeria. Under this social security scheme, 20,000 elderly persons are registered with the state and each receive N5,000 every month for personal upkeep. What more? This allowance is delivered in their homes every month in a well applauded scheme that deals serious blows to the ravenous poverty pang ravaging the country at present. Ekiti state's social security scheme is a model other states and the centre need to study and replicate to stem the tide of poverty among Nigeria's weakest groups. The state has also gone further to establish a food bank that periodically distributes food items to the poor, the elderly, the orphans and the physically challenged. The idea is to practically take beggars off the streets of Ekiti.

Fayemi's Ekiti blazes a worthy trail in the drive for foreign direct investment. For an exposed, debonair and intellectual governor, he has made the right moves and the dividends in this area are trickling in. The various international agencies are taking good look of Ekiti and the Electronics Giants, Samsung has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish an Engineering Academy in Ado Ekiti, the state capital as part of its partnership arrangement with the state government. Samsung is deeply involved in the free laptop for students scheme and the general opening of Ekiti to the ICT hub as being pursued by the Fayemi regime.

These remain few instances of the rich harvest Ekiti is presently harnessing under Fayemi. It was because of these immutable strides that Leadership Newspapers recently gave Fayemi its Governor of the Year Award. He remains a lodestar of good and accountable governance in the present chaotic Nigerian state. The wonder many have expressed is how Fayemi is able to do these and more with the poor state of resources of the state. For emphasis, Ekiti is one of the poorest states in Nigeria, with one of the least allocations from the federation account but it has rich human potential and resources, which can make a difference once a well honed manager is in charge. But a deep knowledge of the governor exposes a thorough bred and knowledgeable, frugal and compassionate man with a sincere mindset to leave a difference with governance. An intellectual with redoubtable academic pedigree, he stays nearer the people in the simplistic and open approach he has imbued on governance in Ekiti these past two years. Fayemi feels the pulse of the people of Ekiti State and has brought an uncommon passion to the desire to make the state work for her people. Here lies the difference Ekiti has recorded in Fayemi's two years at the helm and a pointer to what to expect in the remaining two years.  His approach is simplistic as well as intellectualistic and he gets the return from a well coordinated and organized government. Ekiti is better for it and as it savours its years of harvest, we toast a man of great courage, a quintessential long distance runner and a brilliant manager of men and resources.

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politician: You nailed it bro!!

The tale of a Godfather and Godson!!

A new Godfather has just hatched!!

ACN should just count their losses and know they have been beaten!!
An investment gone awry!!

Mimiko--- a master at what he does!!

Yes that is what i am saying as well, that the Beginning and the end of the LP is Ondo State...and people should stop nailing Tinubu because every Nigerian politician is a prospective GODFATHER...Mimiko is the beginning and the end of the Labor Party and gradually building himself into a godfather also though a weak one. He is enjoying his ride now and isolation seem to be working for him, but it wont work for life...even in Ondo state because he is the only vote-able person in that party. The rest are just onlookers...

The ACN selection style did not work this time, but has worked before (Oyo,Ekiti,Osun,etc) and can work again, the LP is worst than ACN if we are talking about internal democracy as we only have ONE MAN in the Party and the PDP that encourages internal democracy produces candidates of questionable characters for the South West...

I voted for him because I know he has not performed so badly and it is almost an impossible mission to remove him from office. The easiest way to fight Godfathers is to provide the people with the dividends of democracy. FASHOLA would have won a second term even as an INDEPENDENT candidate without a party.

My suggestion, people should ignore these parties and just vote for the best persons in our elections...

I think Mimiko is the only one capable of countering the antics and politics of the ACN.
One sure thing is ACN would have defeated the PDP if both are left to face each other. But Mimiko is surely not a baby-politician. He really has the intelligence and political charisma to stand as a better opposition to the ACN in d entire south west. But my fear is that, aside Mimiko in dt party, the rest are onlookers. He's d alpha and omega of that party.

I wish him a successful second term, but he has to start grooming acceptable personalities if he wants to remain in power even after leaving office.
I voted for him simply because d other candidates appear unprepared.

“If we must fight corruption, all of us must frown on it. You should not give a chieftaincy title to somebody whose source of income you don’t know, that is my thinking, that is my belief"


And you could give National Awards to corrupt individuals whose source of wealth is still very unclear.

But I still don't buy the idea of building mega schools that can accommodate just 1000 pupils. According to what I've read, he's building 6 across the state with 2 situated in each senatorial district. This policy has led to a total neglect of the already dilapidated schools in the state. The immediate effect is that parents will start withdrawing their kids from the old schools for the new mega schools which cannot accommodate all.

I so much support him for a second term though and this is because the candidate of the ACN does not look like someone who have a plan for Ondo State and the PDP is a total NO GO AREA.

I go with the idea with Mr. Fashola.
Our value system is bad. We don't just need a new document but a better life, a better system that will produce better leaders. That will re-instill the spirit of nationalism into our leaders, that will honor hard work and relegate our desire for less work, much pay. But a better value system can only be achieve where the political system is functional, were there are institutions and structures that adequately performs their functions. Were there are laws and arrangements that supports progress.

smtx: @moukafoam...he fears for his life? Ok, what did he do when his life was no longer in danger? What did he do when his "creditor" and 3 other un-armed KIDS where stripped naked, beaten and marched around in the streets of Aluu? Did he tell the truth? NO! He didnt do any of these.IT WILL BE EASIER TO PROVE ANYWHERE THAT HE WANTED THEM ALL DEAD, a baby lawyer will prove that anywhere.

U are so right here...

As much as I believe that justice must prevail in this issue, I also feel that there may have been some other facts still unknown to us all.
Let's us all remember they were 5 in number, and they must have operated between the time of 4am - 6am so we shouldn't be quick to assume their innocence BUT at that, Coxson had the chance to prevent them from being summarily executed. He had the chance to PREVENT the crime. Fine, he might have felt threatened and raise the alarm in self-defense , but he had the chance to make the corrections before these lads were killed. So, I feel he should be CHARGED for aiding and abetting a crime by been economical with the truth.

I'll save hers as 'BJ Expert'

@OP
Where is the MANSION?

Victor Tobore: From what i hear each ps3 has a its own specific lens so even when u change them they won't work,but what i advice is dat u browse online about what u are xperiencing now and see if it's possible 2 fix a ps3 lens then u can take it 2 a good game repairer but make sure u do dat after u've confirm dat d ps3 lens is fixable(wish u luck).

Bro I don tire ..

There are replaceable lens but u have to pray hard to find one cus there are various specifications. KES 400, KES 410, KEM 400 and so on. But the part can't be found in this country.

She has everything...online etranzact as well
Not a big deal as we hide nothing from each other...

Though not yet married but courting for almost 4 years now. And am convenient.
You don't need to worry when you have partner that's as prudent and faithful as u are.

Please House. Rescue My life.
Can a PS3 lens ever be replaced. My console reads movies but not games. I dismantled it and cleaned the lens yet it won't read games...this problem has been on for a while now.
Thanks

Please House. Rescue My life.
Can a PS3 lens ever be replaced. My console reads movies but not games. I dismantled it and cleaned the lens yet it won't read games...this problem has been on for a while now.
Thanks.