₦airaland Forum

madame is back... but lurking

VICTORCIZA: i thought berem said she be ibo?
why is she showing so much interest in osun state and their election.
until you come out clean and tell US which local government you came from osun (because its obvious you are yoruba and you are a native of osun state )i personally won't take you serious!!!

she is in the sexuality section w@nking on pictures of sexy ebony chics

berem: Lord please make me a man when next I come to this world. Damn! Those asses..... (No homo intended.)

https://www.nairaland.com/1800179/sexiest-black-women#24480453

Why will the camera man need to pan to film his buddies reaction?

Fake.

fitzmayowa: Aregbesola till 2022 2018...

Aregbesola till the Banks take possession of the State

There you have it folks...

Things are so bad in Rauf's State of Osun that the O'Rice for Vote has been drastically reduced.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/1523952_aregbe_jpeg62c942e409d68ead222e2968f127182e
Given that Rice is a major factor in SW politics, I dare say Rauf will surely have a hard time telling the electorate that the state is not broke

berem: Ignore mode activated!

Ignore this ....

Straight from the horse's ram's mouth

Odenni Rauf aregberascal himself:
According to the governor, the state is now being forced to source for funds outside the federal allocation in order to meet its responsibilities of paying the entitlements of civil servants and retired workers.[/b]
He said, “So we are not close to the benchmark of $75 and yet since July of last year, there is a 40 per cent reduction in our allocation. What that translates to I will tell you.
[b]“It means I have to get N5.4bn to augment salaries and pension from July to December; N5.4bn extra, outside allocation, to ensure that since civil servants who are still active and those who have retired are paid their entitlements.

http://www.punchng.com/news/40-reduction-in-osuns-federal-allocation-unjustifiable-aregbesola/

^^^And here's the sauce on this pasta quote above

berem: Please do not derail my thread!

by the way, how is what i posted in any form a derailment of "your thread"?

I am countering the nonsense with facts straight from your odenni rascal himself.

Just goes to show that you supporters of APC are beginning to believe the lies you spin and that you do not in any way imbibe any tenet of democratic discuss and debate.

berem: inasmuch as I have vowed to ignore peeps like you,I will quote and reply you because this is my thread.
This is not a propaganda because I watched it on TV today where the DMO boss was interviewed and he cleared the air on the baseless allegation by the corn eater Omisore.
If you wanna watch a repeat of the news,tune in to TVC by 10pm tonight.


Please do not derail my thread!

stop spewing crap!

The DMO is not in any way authorized to declare the level of insolvency of any state. Only the CBN can stop any state from accessing any credit faccility in the money market as the CBN rightfully did in respect to blacklisting Imo State (A supporter of APC state) from further accessing loans.

BTW you are just regurgigating b.s. and expect everybody to take a huge tongue swipe.

The Rascal goes on ranting about oil pricing in the international market as if osun even contributed a drop...

Punch: “It is important for us to know that there is no justification for that 40 per cent reduction in our allocation. The price of crude oil has remained almost the same at $108 per barrel, and the benchmark, according to them, is $75 per barrel.”

The Ram then stated how he has been able to manage the coffers of the state via borrow-borrow

Punch: According to the governor, the state is now being forced to source for funds outside the federal allocation in order to meet its responsibilities of paying the entitlements of civil servants and retired workers.
He said, “So we are not close to the benchmark of $75 and yet since July of last year, there is a 40 per cent reduction in our allocation. What that translates to I will tell you.
“It means I have to get N5.4bn to augment salaries and pension from July to December; N5.4bn extra, outside allocation, to ensure that since civil servants who are still active and those who have retired are paid their entitlements.

The haramite then goes on to demand for more money from the federation purse on the excuse that ND oil is selling high in the int'l market

Punch: “What I receive from federation account is not sufficient to pay salaries.”

The goat then went further to display more wanton waste

Punch: The governor, who represented a former governor of Lagos State and National Leader of the APC at the event, Bola Tinubu, who was the chief presenter of the book, bought copies of the new book at N5m on behalf of the Osun State.
He bought copies of the book on behalf of himself with N500,000 and announced N2m for the launching of the book on behalf of Tinubu.

Osun Defender?

Nonsense propaganda.

As at 30th June 2013 Osun owed $62,341,967.92 as external foreign debts.

Comparing this figure with a state like Delta which owes just $18,853,090.64 and a lot of projects on ground to show for it.

The internal loan debts to local banks is also not factored here since accessing foreign loans need the Federal Government as a guarantor.

There are also loans to contractors and recurrent debts in the form of owed salaries, pensions and allowances.

Osun is clearly in the red and don't think that the DG DMO will be issuing statements and figures on cue from the press.

Total hogwash! Osun is dead broke as the same AregbeRascal Odenni Rauf himself had complained bitterly about dwindling allocations arising from the central purse and at the same time demanded a review of the 2014 oil price benchmark.

Punch Newspaper APRIL 18, 2014 BY ADE ADESOMOJU:
40% reduction in Osun’s federal allocation unjustifiable – Aregbesola


Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State has described as unjustifiable a 40 per cent reduction in the federal allocation being received by the state since July 2013.
Aregbesola spoke in Lagos on Thursday during the launching of a book, ‘Yoruba Elites and Ethnic Politics in Nigeria: Obafemi Awolowo and Corporate Agency.’ The book was written by an associate professor at the University of California-Davies, Wale Adebanwi.
The governor said the reduction had no basis as the nation’s oil revenue did not fall.
He said, “If there is anything my state does not have now, it’s money. We are managing with 40 per cent reduction in our allocation from the Federal Government. It is not as if I even enjoy saying I depend on the federal allocation, but the truth is that there is no magic that I would have made to suddenly taken our state out of dependence on the federal allocation.

http://www.punchng.com/news/40-reduction-in-osuns-federal-allocation-unjustifiable-aregbesola/