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PropertiesRe: Farm Land For Sale At Mcbuddy Properties by LEYTA(m): 2:40pm On Jul 25, 2018
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PoliticsRe: Osinbajo In Ondo School: Teaches And Eats With Primary Pupils (Photos) by LEYTA(m): 1:08pm On May 04, 2018
Lafiagi Emirate Youth Transparent Association (LEYTA), meeting with its usual pomp and dialogue urged the people on tribal-liquor-blind to be blindless on the issue of our leaders, most importantly Senator Shaaba Lafiagi. The senator derided his detractors and trumpeted the achievements of his tenure so fall to defend himself. But if you took his talks while his pronouncements sounded good to you of his zone, which many us suffering from, then the failed and broken promises and general incompetence of his tenure will rest on us, and we would be wondering as to the state's affairs and the black future that lies ahead, if there is no radical change in the way we conduct our affairs. Let us be blunt. No amount of concealing the facts can hide the perilous state in which Lafiagians (people of Lafiagi) find themselves today. No amount of placebos delivered at national conferences can heal the brokenness and the assorted afflictions that plague the Lafiagi body into politic. No amount of disingenuity offered from political platforms can ease the hopelessness of the Lafiagi's people and lessen the pain that they felt and have been feeling since they elected him (Senator Shaaba Lafiagi). As successive governments find it harder to dole out scarce benefits and spoils, more people are realizing and how much they have been duped by their political leaders. More are recognizing that they have been given a four out of ten, and they are merely being used as means to their desired ends; ends determined by their political subordinates. In the midst of all their pains and sufferings, the senator is peeved at citizens who dare to criticize him. He is in the typical mode of the politician who believes that every criticism is unfair and carries an agenda. If it is not a gender-based agenda it is class-based. He does not have to remind us from where he has come to establish his bonafides as a senator. He has been around a long time and his credentials are well-known. But at the twilight of his political career, there is not a great thing that he can do in the limited available time to polish those credentials to make them more acceptable to the people, because the credentials are nothing (no achievement). Or are we wrong? We really wish we can see a rejuvenated and transformed when Mr Senator taking Lafiagi to a place of greatness where he has not gone before. But our hearts tell us short of a political miracle that, this is not going to happen because we know he won't do it and he has capacity to do it. The senator and members of the old guard in both political friends and home friends are too wedded to the past; they are too much prisoners of the failed political achievement that has been Lafiagi's unfortunate experience since they articulated. They only see what is wrong with their systems when they are sitting in the waiting-lounge hungry to get back into the driver's seat. But those who wish Lafiagi well must not ease up on giving just and reasonable critiques of power and how it is exercised by those who are given the authority to exercise it. The senator would be well advised that we that criticize him do have his best interests at heart. He and anyone else who occupies the senator's chair, carries enormous power consequent on the office they occupy. Speaking for ourselves, we don't know his personally lifestyles, and so have no concern about his personal life. But as a patriotic citizen of Lafiagi, we have to be concerned with what he does with the power that has been given to him. The senator is no doubt aware that many of the things for which we criticized would never be said to him positively by his colleagues. Their fawning loyalty to him is for reasons aforementioned and often leaves important things undone. Those in his inner circle are the quintessential apologists; they will tell him what he needs to hear. But this soothing palliative may not be what he needs to hear or represent what is best for the people of Lafiagi. They do so because they know that their political longevities depend on speaking nicely of the leader in front of him in order to accumulate their selfishness desires. One would not be surprised that there are those who wish him failure by the ways in which they titillate his ego. He should be very mindful of this and acknowledged what is leadership is all about. Leadership is a necessary factor in every sphere of life, especially at the political level where decisions and actions affect the entire members of a nation. Leadership and Development, as defined by the Advanced Learner's Dictionary, is power of leading and the gradual growth of something so that it becomes more advanced and stronger in a life-development of the people. This power of leading can be exercised positively for public good, generally seen as good leadership, or negatively, which leads to underdevelopment, depression and conflict which is bad leadership. When we speak of bad leadership, it is easy to point to obvious factors which cause bad leadership like corruption as an index. A very important factor which is basic to every practice in government is the decision- making process. If the process of decision- making by a leader goes against all the norms of rationality and dictates of conscience, then such a leader qualifies to be classified as a bad leader. However, one of the things that Mr senator has been very peeved about recently is the charge that he is "missing in action". That he has become a ceremonial senator who turns up when it suits him but hides when there are serious problems to be addressed in the society. When people say that he is missing, they do not necessarily mean a physical absence, though that is sometimes without debate. What they mean fundamentally and philosophically is that he does not have his finger on the pulse of the vital organs of concern of the things that matter most to the people he stands for. Take, for example, roads and water. Does the senator notice how often people are blocking roads or otherwise demonstrating for these basic necessities of life? Does he notice the raw sewage that is running on the road in some inner-city communities and the general filth in which people have to live? A little attention is now being given to removing the problems of education in some communities, but despite the balancing of the books, the passing of his little achievements to masses in these communities live substandard lives and do not see a hopeful future ahead. These are the people, the poor and marginalized, who cannot hope for a bright future ahead. No amount of pretty speeches from political platforms can make a dent in their miserable existence and when he is asked, who do you represent for? He would say "Them". Who are them? Mr Senator. They are the people whom you declare you love, but what is being done comprehensively to make their lot better. That is what missing in action means: the giving of empty promises to people you expect to maintain you in power, but when power is attained their status remains while you go about the business of building a large Cabinet and providing jobs and positions on boards for the more intellectual sections of your tribal amphictyony. What it really comes down to is a lack of respect for the intrinsic worth of the life of the ordinary Lafiagians (people of Lafiagi). This is a contempt that is shared by both sides of the political divide. They can expect Lafiagi Emirate Youth Transparent Association (LEYTA) to keep quiet but we won't because we have aims which are to regale our township with best performances during his brief stint in power. This is applicable to our Honorable Aliyu Bahago; he is not excluded from the above words. In conclusively, we want positive changes in our community and that is what we are fighting for and we will not stop until our aims are achieved. We will continue to criticize and fight until we get what our community lacked. God bless LEYTA God bless Lafiagi God bless Edu God bless Kwara North God bless Kwara state God bless North central God bless Nigeria.
PoliticsRe: Osinbajo In Ondo School: Teaches And Eats With Primary Pupils (Photos) by LEYTA(m): 1:07pm On May 04, 2018
Lafiagi Emirate Youth Transparent Association (LEYTA), meeting with its usual pomp and dialogue urged the people on tribal-liquor-blind to be blindless on the issue of our leaders, most importantly Senator Shaaba Lafiagi. The senator derided his detractors and trumpeted the achievements of his tenure so fall to defend himself. But if you took his talks while his pronouncements sounded good to you of his zone, which many us suffering from, then the failed and broken promises and general incompetence of his tenure will rest on us, and we would be wondering as to the state's affairs and the black future that lies ahead, if there is no radical change in the way we conduct our affairs. Let us be blunt. No amount of concealing the facts can hide the perilous state in which Lafiagians (people of Lafiagi) find themselves today. No amount of placebos delivered at national conferences can heal the brokenness and the assorted afflictions that plague the Lafiagi body into politic. No amount of disingenuity offered from political platforms can ease the hopelessness of the Lafiagi's people and lessen the pain that they felt and have been feeling since they elected him (Senator Shaaba Lafiagi). As successive governments find it harder to dole out scarce benefits and spoils, more people are realizing and how much they have been duped by their political leaders. More are recognizing that they have been given a four out of ten, and they are merely being used as means to their desired ends; ends determined by their political subordinates. In the midst of all their pains and sufferings, the senator is peeved at citizens who dare to criticize him. He is in the typical mode of the politician who believes that every criticism is unfair and carries an agenda. If it is not a gender-based agenda it is class-based. He does not have to remind us from where he has come to establish his bonafides as a senator. He has been around a long time and his credentials are well-known. But at the twilight of his political career, there is not a great thing that he can do in the limited available time to polish those credentials to make them more acceptable to the people, because the credentials are nothing (no achievement). Or are we wrong? We really wish we can see a rejuvenated and transformed when Mr Senator taking Lafiagi to a place of greatness where he has not gone before. But our hearts tell us short of a political miracle that, this is not going to happen because we know he won't do it and he has capacity to do it. The senator and members of the old guard in both political friends and home friends are too wedded to the past; they are too much prisoners of the failed political achievement that has been Lafiagi's unfortunate experience since they articulated. They only see what is wrong with their systems when they are sitting in the waiting-lounge hungry to get back into the driver's seat. But those who wish Lafiagi well must not ease up on giving just and reasonable critiques of power and how it is exercised by those who are given the authority to exercise it. The senator would be well advised that we that criticize him do have his best interests at heart. He and anyone else who occupies the senator's chair, carries enormous power consequent on the office they occupy. Speaking for ourselves, we don't know his personally lifestyles, and so have no concern about his personal life. But as a patriotic citizen of Lafiagi, we have to be concerned with what he does with the power that has been given to him. The senator is no doubt aware that many of the things for which we criticized would never be said to him positively by his colleagues. Their fawning loyalty to him is for reasons aforementioned and often leaves important things undone. Those in his inner circle are the quintessential apologists; they will tell him what he needs to hear. But this soothing palliative may not be what he needs to hear or represent what is best for the people of Lafiagi. They do so because they know that their political longevities depend on speaking nicely of the leader in front of him in order to accumulate their selfishness desires. One would not be surprised that there are those who wish him failure by the ways in which they titillate his ego. He should be very mindful of this and acknowledged what is leadership is all about. Leadership is a necessary factor in every sphere of life, especially at the political level where decisions and actions affect the entire members of a nation. Leadership and Development, as defined by the Advanced Learner's Dictionary, is power of leading and the gradual growth of something so that it becomes more advanced and stronger in a life-development of the people. This power of leading can be exercised positively for public good, generally seen as good leadership, or negatively, which leads to underdevelopment, depression and conflict which is bad leadership. When we speak of bad leadership, it is easy to point to obvious factors which cause bad leadership like corruption as an index. A very important factor which is basic to every practice in government is the decision- making process. If the process of decision- making by a leader goes against all the norms of rationality and dictates of conscience, then such a leader qualifies to be classified as a bad leader. However, one of the things that Mr senator has been very peeved about recently is the charge that he is "missing in action". That he has become a ceremonial senator who turns up when it suits him but hides when there are serious problems to be addressed in the society. When people say that he is missing, they do not necessarily mean a physical absence, though that is sometimes without debate. What they mean fundamentally and philosophically is that he does not have his finger on the pulse of the vital organs of concern of the things that matter most to the people he stands for. Take, for example, roads and water. Does the senator notice how often people are blocking roads or otherwise demonstrating for these basic necessities of life? Does he notice the raw sewage that is running on the road in some inner-city communities and the general filth in which people have to live? A little attention is now being given to removing the problems of education in some communities, but despite the balancing of the books, the passing of his little achievements to masses in these communities live substandard lives and do not see a hopeful future ahead. These are the people, the poor and marginalized, who cannot hope for a bright future ahead. No amount of pretty speeches from political platforms can make a dent in their miserable existence and when he is asked, who do you represent for? He would say "Them". Who are them? Mr Senator. They are the people whom you declare you love, but what is being done comprehensively to make their lot better. That is what missing in action means: the giving of empty promises to people you expect to maintain you in power, but when power is attained their status remains while you go about the business of building a large Cabinet and providing jobs and positions on boards for the more intellectual sections of your tribal amphictyony. What it really comes down to is a lack of respect for the intrinsic worth of the life of the ordinary Lafiagians (people of Lafiagi). This is a contempt that is shared by both sides of the political divide. They can expect Lafiagi Emirate Youth Transparent Association (LEYTA) to keep quiet but we won't because we have aims which are to regale our township with best performances during his brief stint in power. This is applicable to our Honorable Aliyu Bahago; he is not excluded from the above words. In conclusively, we want positive changes in our community and that is what we are fighting for and we will not stop until our aims are achieved. We will continue to criticize and fight until we get what our community lacked. God bless LEYTA God bless Lafiagi God bless Edu God bless Kwara North God bless Kwara state God bless North central God bless Nigeria.

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