₦airaland Forum

BiafraBushBoy:
the moment you used my moniker against me, then I knew the propaganda was a strong one.

Ekiti people would never vote APC.

Even a dog in PDP would win a saint in APC at Ekiti.

The governorship and Presidential elections is still a testimony.

Fayemi is just a old crook like his paymasters at Abuja!!

Ajekuiya:
Before you conclude, 'the noise maker' started the project in his first regime as gov but he was impeached, Segun oni did nothing to develop the place until fayemi came in as governor, the noise maker came back again and spiced up the place, if you want proof watch the movie titled 'ikogosi'.

BiafraBushBoy:
trash

When propaganda pops up, be sure to know it is one.

Fayemi just like the asshole named Ajimobi in Ibadan are just two sides of the same coin.

in their first tenure, they acted like saints and was trying to impress. They continued owing salaries and claimed that infrastructure was of more priority.

Oyo guys were fools to reelect the asshole named Ajimobi, but Ekiti people were wise to see behind the deception of Fayemi.

was is the end result?

In Ibadan, people are dying of starvation, salaries are being owed , no money to even enjoy the fine roads, hunger everywhere.

in Ekiti after they booted out the Fayemi asshole, No wonderful infrastructure, but people are not hungry and starving.

Op, which state would you prefer as a state civil servant?

In Nigeria you can't have a perfect state ThT flows with milk and honey!!

Sacrifices must be made!!!

.Fayemi, who restated the commitment of his administration to develop all the tourism corridors in the state to make Ekiti a foremost destination of choice for investors and tourists from within and outside Nigeria, said the second phase of the redevelopment would involve the introduction of a games reserve that would occupy about 10,000 hectares of land, a three- star hotel, a golf course and apartments among others
The first phase of redeveloped Ikogosi Warm Springs Resort was commissioned on Saturday for use by tourists almost 10 years after it was abandoned.
The commissioning, which also featured the public presentation of Governor Kayode Fayemi’s latest book: “Regaining the Legacy”, and decoration of Ekiti Cultural ambassadors, was witnessed by a mammoth crowd of tourists and citizens of the state.
Commissioning the project, Fayemi said the redevelopment was done because his government “cannot allow the God-given endowment to be a waste”.
Fayemi, who restated the commitment of his administration to develop all the tourism corridors in the state to make Ekiti a foremost destination of choice for investors and tourists from within and outside Nigeria, said the second phase of the redevelopment would involve the introduction of a games reserve that would occupy about 10,000 hectares of land, a three- star hotel, a golf course and apartments among others.
Other highlights of the event was the presentation of the governor’s third book since assuming office.
The book delves into Fayemi’s personal account of his intention for Ekiti State people, his perceptions about government and his experience.
Fayemi said one of the objectives of publishing the book was to broaden the audience “beyond the catchment of those who were physically present at the various fora where the papers were delivered”.
Baring his mind on the various discussions he has had on moving Nigeria forward, the governor urged Nigerians to join hands to succeed and surmount the challenge of having a society that doesn’t care and create one that puts forward the prosperity of the citizenry.
He said: “On our part, we are committed to building a society in which no one is left behind because we recognize that as Martin Luther King said, we are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny.
“Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.”
He revealed his dream of a time when future generations would bless “our memories long after we are no more, because with the help of God, we did well to guide our society along the path of peace and sustainable development”.
The reviewer of the book and Chairman of the Editorial Board of the Nation newspaper, Sam Omatseye, said whoever has read Fayemi’s book, Out of the Shadows, won’t be surprised at the tremendous change made by the governor in Ekiti State in the last three years.
Omatseye added that Fayemi fought out of the shadow for a legacy that speaks to the endurance of memories, adding that the governor has not stopped letting people know “that he has done good”, especially with the different projects carried out by his administration.
While presenting the book, a former Governor of the state, Otunba Niyi Adebayo, recounted that his administration between 1999 and 2003 did make some renovation work on ikogosi but could not complete it because his administration was “manipulated out of office”.
Adebayo said there is the need for Ekiti State people to re-elect Fayemi because of the importance of continuity, which he opined would ensure the continuation of the projects already started as well their sustenance.
Speaking on behalf of Ikogosi community, Aaron Adeniji, said the redevelopment of the resort has given “a pass mark for this administration, a credit for the governor and distinction for God”.

swiz123:
All those who commented above me are just hypocritical afonjas who won't back one of their own rather they will choose to support a nothern government.

paBuhari:
Waiting for afonja descendants of ewedu to tag them IPOB.

zurich1010:
Afonjas...stressing their coneskull with something that has absolutely nothing to do with them.

dannytoe:
You mean the brown roof city with plenty Skull Miners.......ibandan is overhyped, stop giving them cheap glory they dont deserve.

Apos2kay:
In Yoruba land we call it SHIBIJE

project2018:
ABIOLA AND KUDIRAT WERE SUMARILY EXECUTED BY UR LORDS N SAVIIOURS UP NORTH. NONO OF UR KINS MEN UTTERED A WORD. BUT WHEN YOU SEE ANYTHING PERTAINING TO IBOS, IT MAKES UR ERECTIONS LAST LONG. U R A PHOOL

Ohaneche:
It is obvious you an ethnic bigot.
Bye for now.

IloveMoney:
these are examples of crowd gathering in Ibadan and Oshogbo compared to Aba and owerri.

which one of these have higher standard of living?

which one of these will have highe purchasing power?

which one of these live in good and habitable modern house?

which one of these eat better, are happier? neater?



Southwest na mouth una get...for reality, the ordinary citizen in southwest is poorer more hungry, malnourished and more hopeless. Cry if you care but that is the truth and reality on ground.

Ohaneche:
This is your problem, no one is talking about Biafra here since it does not in any way relate with the topic on this thread.
Let me educate you on what you don't know about the Igbo people, there is this assertion of "onye ahana nwa nne ya" (do not leave a brother behind) in the Igbo business world, if we go into deep detail of that phrase, from there you'll understand the need of apprenticeship which the Igbo artisans and business men practice up till today, which if our brothers up north had adopted that Ideology there will be(sad to say) no or little amajiri roaming about the nothern cities unlike in the East where virtually no one is a begger. What I am saying in essence is instaed an Igbo man will sit on a particular profitable business all alone to enjoy its benefit, he is bound to look up for the brothers who are without jobs or good heads for academic, these brothers will do apprenticeship under him in the business and in short time he settles them to start benefiting from the business as well, that is why there is virtually many successful people in almost every Igbo home, in this case an Igbo man does not make money in business for his name to remain with forbe or normally we do have the attitude of not making our wealth public, and that's where the phrase "Onye mgbu na-egosi iru ebe ndi nwe oru na-ezochi iru(while the proud takes delight in publicity, the wise secretly conquers)" came about.
You and I know there are many Igbo business men that can compete with the world ranks in terms of riches but it is not in our diary to go public about our wealth.
We have the likes of Emeka offor, athur Eze, Orji Kalu, and many of them.
I have said enough for now, good bye