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A student of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, LAUTECH, Ogbomoso, has appealed to Governor of Oyo state, Engineer Seyi Makinde to come to the rescue of entire community over the alarming rate and poor condition of roads in Ogbomosho metropolis.

Mr Adeyemo Oludele Elijah, in an open letter he addressed to Governor Makinde and made available to Mouthpiece NGR on Thursday, stated that Ogbomoso being the second largest city in the state, still faced with road challenges resulting to death of people and destroying vehicles and properties on daily basis.


Elijah urged the governor to demonstrate his usual philanthropic gesture, especially now that he’s the number one citizen of the state.

Below is the full text:

Noble regards to you sir, His Excellency Governor Oluseyi Makinde Abiodun, it is an honor to addres you in this Open Letter and also to associate with your great achievements.

It is very inspiring to see you hitting the ground running at full speed, since the euphoria of your electoral victory and swearing in.

This letter is written to you as a philanthropist, and most importantly as the executive governor and the Number one Citizen of our dear prestigious pace setter state.

My utmost prayer is that you surpass the past achievements of your predecessors and past administrations in the state.

Your Excellency sir, as a man of honour and a man who understand the ultimate need of the people/electorate that you're, I wish to submit this information and draw your attention to some vital needs of Oyo state and Most especially the zone which I represent, Ogbomosho zone and Ogbomosho Metropolis.


Oyo state has been a very important, strategic and also a pace setter state among her contemporaries, also is Ogbomosho with greats, incredible and indefatigable worth of human resources across the globe, one of the cities under your jurisdiction, who lack adequate developmental stride and Government intervention on necessary issues in past years.

Your commitment to the growth of the state capital and other zones respectively cannot be overemphasized since your assumption to office, Sectors as Health sectors, Civil servants entitlements, employment and economical growth, especially the educational sectors in their echelon, to ride the standard of education in the state.


Sir it is true that your led administration has decentralized State Road Commissions to all zonal levels to rehabilitate and construct new roads, I will like your government to see to the reality of this, Ogbomosho as a city under your watch is termed to be the second largest city within the state, after the state capital Ibadan, moreover it is a place where golden human resources and Economical resources lies, and as such it must not be left in the hand of mediocre leaders, but should be given possible best form of good leadership and attention, leaderships capable of harnessing both the materials and human capital resources in town to attain an optimal fulfilment.


The paragraph above was purposely included because the town has not been lucky with prudent and capable political appointees over time, more reasons why such issues need to be addressed.

Your Excellency sir, providence as placed you in a position to assist in bringing out to fruition the totality of inert potentials and beauty embedded in oyo state, and also to elevate her to enviable status in the domain of successful statehood.


Certain fundamental infrastructures, construction and refinement are needed to help shape and plan the valiant city adequately in our desired direction and shape, sir one of the prominent and vital need that concern the good people of Ogbomosho is the Maintainance of existing roads and construction of new ones, it is on record that In the past decade, Ogbomosho enjoyed good Asphaltic roads not just within Oyo anex but even in extention to other states and the nation at large.

The existing road are not Maintained/rehabilitate also new ones are not constructed, while I want to thank you in advance that the body in charge of State road Construction and the ministry will be deployed, down to Ogbomosho to observe the real state of things at your directive, I will like to let you know that some roads needs to be widen up, the valiant town Metropolis needs more dualized roads.

The single lane roads becomes more narrow and narrow as the population and users are increasing,some single lanes needs upgrading while this letter address some seeming lanes that needs upgrading in the later part, I want to quickly share with you the state of "Takie-city square road Condition".

This round about is a major reason I'm writting to your Excellency sir, the takie city square roundabout calls for Urgent attention, the construction of the federal Lane bye pass highway has taken the attention of central Government, and this leaves them to abandon the road for over two decades.


Apart from lacking rehabilitation and Maintainance, this route is the only route that links every northern vehicles to Ibadan, Lagos and entirety of southwest state, thousands of trucks and vehicles takes this route on daily basis, there has been a lot of Community and individual self of Intervention projects on these routes, but then all efforts are rendered useless in less than 4-5days, I must also mentioned that the dualized lane form Baptist school of nursing down to first bank and Brent mall, was a project facilitated and done by First bank of Nigeria, in order to aid vehicular movements and reduce the rate of accidents, quite numbers of promising Youth of LAUTECH and good numbers of People has lost their precious lives due to the Unhealthy condition of the route. The road has fade away, from Post Office to oja-Titun along starlight is a deathtrap, too bad to be discussed, narrow and crooked.

As a listening Governor you're sir, i am sure you will see to this Urgent issues as soon as possible sir, part of the routes are— High court area, behind Obà Oyewunmi house around Ore-Ofe Baptist Church, Sóun stadium to LAUTECH UnderG gate, Amazing Delicacy Junction to Pastor Bode/Ajibson area, iwàgbà culvert to Federal Government girls college, Ogbomosho central LCDA cooperative hall along Tacn Akandie to Okelerin junctions is not motorable, Dualization of Ogbomosho recreation club road to Sabo Starlight, rehabilitation of Afro Oke-anu route to GRA and Masifa Area is necessary sir, if by any means those route has been awarded then sir, I requested that all the contractors must face the full weight of law prosecution, for claiming the precious lives of Citizens, quite Numbers of Bridges and Culverts are left abandoned and suicidal cases are reported on daily basis.


Lastly sir, I'm seriously afraid of the disasters of truck or fuel split that can occur in Takie-Apake route if a solution Is not provided quickly, over 10 commercial banks, malls, stores, petrol stations and multimillion business are grounded right in that Junction sir, there is no pedestrain walk side and our children are expose to car hit.

Thank you for your Good works sir, I am sure at the time been of the construction, it is going to provide massive employment and generate High Marginal IGR, also to ease movements, save lives and propel development and civilization within the town, meanwhile we are aware of the Financial Burden attached to this but then, these we demand from you sir.


Adeyemo Oludele Elijah is a LAUTECH student and concerned Indigene of Ogbomoso.
Can be reached via— Elijahadeyemo15@gmail.com

Osogbo

Ilorin

Abeokuta

Ogbomosho metropolis View

This rating was done, in all fairness to the 2006 Census statistical values, Developmental and Immigration Rate,Data's from Populationcity. Com and also "Urban dynamic in Africa by J Williams and Judith World approved population Rating".



1. Lagos


Being the commercial hub of West Africa, Lagos is the most popular Yoruba destination in Nigeria. It is also home to other tribes in the country that seeks for greener pastures as there is a good blend of people from other cultural backgrounds. With popular streets such as Bode Thomas, Allen Avenue, Isaac John, Ozumba Mbadiwe, Adeola Odeku and a host of others, the city boasts of most of the elegant buildings in the country. A teeming increase in its resident has made the city a very competitive and boisterous one. Creativity, innovation, and excellence are the main core of the city as it aims to rank as the best megacity in the country.
Lagos growth is alarming and her Population is believed to have hit 14 million people.



2. Ibadan

Aptly described by J.P. Clark as a running splash of rust and gold-flung and scattered among seven hills like broken china in the sun, Ibadan is the third largest city in Africa comprising mainly of the Yorubas.

Ibadan is the State Capital of present Oyo state, though the city is advocating for her own State, because of her Size and also to free Ogbomosho or Oyo town as the new state capital.
With over 3,500,000 people about 48% of entire oyo state.



3. Abeokuta


Translated to mean ‘under the rock’, Abeokuta is the largest city and state capital of Ogun State in southwest Nigeria. The city lies below the popular Olumo rock and is home to several caves and shrines.
Abeokuta is known for her robust Economical growth, she's few kilometer from Lagos.
Abeokuta is believed to be around 1,800,000.


4. Ilorin

The state capital of Kwara state, and at same time the most Biggest City in Kwara state, the population of ilorin in 2020 Is believed to be around 1.7Million people.


5.Ogbomosho.

The City is termed to be second largest in Oyo state,with Over 700,000 population as at 2006 Census, the valiant city is the only Town that makes the top 5 populated cities in southwest without been a state capital,the town lacks much Industrial infrastructures while she made the list is still a mystery, but then she has 5LGA and 14LCDA also she house 2 Degree awarding Institutions, Ogbomoshó metropolis is also believe to be the Second biggest town in Southwest following after Ibadan.
With over 1,500,000 people.




6. Akure

Akure is a major city in Ondo State. Originally included in what is now Ekiti, the city is predominantly occupied by Yorubas who speak various dialects of the language. The city boasts of a good number of the educated elites in the country which led to its being classified as been educationally advanced.
Akure population is believed to be above 1,450,000



7. Osogbo
She has experience rapid development recently, though there are argument about her land mass compare to Ife and Ilesha respectively, but for the course of this findings, her Population is around 1.2 million in 2020.




8. Ado-Ekiti, town, capital of Ekiti state, southwestern Nigeria. It lies in the Yoruba Hills, at the intersection of roads from Akure, Ilawe Ekiti, Ilesha, Ila Orangun, and Ikare, and is situated 92 miles (148 km) east of Ibadan. An urban and industrial centre of the region, it was founded by the Ekiti people, a Yoruba subgroup whose members belonged to the Ekiti-Parapo, a late 19th-century confederation of Yoruba peoples that fought against Ibadan for control of the trade routes to the coast.
Population of about 1.1million.


9. Ondo Town.
Located at the southern edge of the Yoruba Hills (elevation 940 feet [287 m]) and the intersection of roads from Ife, Akure, and Okitipupa. A collecting point for cocoa and palm oil and kernels, it is a local market centre (yams, cassava [manioc], corn [maize], poultry, fish, fruits, palm produce, pumpkins, okra)
The state capital of Ondo state with over 900,000 people.





10. Sango Otta

Sango Ota, the home of the Awori ethnic group is a popular city located in Ogun state. A good number of the residents of Sango Otta have their workplace in Lagos as the city is a stone throw to Lagos.

The same kind of lifestyle seen in Lagos is also reflected in Ota. Compared to Lagos, the Yoruba culture and tradition are still very much practised here. More reasons why she made the list. With Over 700,000 people

Congratulations ma....
Keep the good work

Firstly I want to Congratulate you again,though that was done even before the Official declaration by Inec on 9th of march'2019, through my social media handles as a supporter who extremely believe in your good dreams for Ogbomoso North, i pray your new era will be of goodness and of joy to the populace in Ogbomoso North and our dear town entirely.

Without tectonic words, your reelection as the Oyo state house of assembly member representing Ogbomoso North is an evidence of your good representation and good utilization of our mandate.

This further gives more reasons for your reelection even when gubernatorial propels and facilitate 95% of the aspirants to the house floor, you remain undefeated and your good deeds brings about the successful sailing.

The good people of Ogbomoso north from Randa to general, from Lautech to Orita-Naira, and from olukoko to Sabo, in all the nook and cranny of our Constituency gave you our mandate and believe in your fight for Good governance and making of humanity to enjoy worthy livelyhood.

I want to likewise believe your manifestos and agendum as presented are very much intact,the Actualization of these things can only come through inclusiveness, I'm shouting at the top of my voice, that let the system be inclusive.

Interestingly when the pool is full-fledged, and my only song remains Hon Wumi Oladeji, I was castigated and crucify by some dudes, both physically and right on Cyber space.

However your reelection is repositioning Ogbomoso North and our dear town entirely, it is very important for me to say, your motions and attention for my great citadel Lautech during the turbulence at the house floor is duly appreciated, though I was like a baby seeking to live on the existence of the mother milk then, I was an aspirant in the northern state of Nigeria then.

Dear Hon Bimbo Olawumi Oladeji, kindly keep the good work of humanity rescuing, in competence and professionalism, while I'm wishing you a successful tenure, forget not the inclusiveness, help give more voice to the masses, and I can assure you of auspicious political career in the nearest future.

Congratulations Hon Wumi Oladeji.
OYSA Member Elect.

Adeyemo Elijah A zealous and Ardent supporter from Ogbomoso City.

07069490227
Elijahadeyemo15@gmail.com

Akala is teaching Ajimobi Politics.......

That's why they didn't induct and Inaugurate those Counsellors......

Counsellors elect....... Without Cert cannot Impeach
Beside outta 10 Counsellors only 4 Signed and Other 6 are with the Chairman......



Akala...... Ekun oko ajimobi
Oyo state is not gonna bow to any lord from Lagos

Let all Ladokite gather here...
We need to teach this unilorin students something....


I said it..... They all learners

Former governor and candidate of the Action Democratic Party, ADP, Otunba Adebayo Alao-Akala, has explained why people call him ‘buje budanu’ (generous person).

Alao-Akala, who spoke on Crossfire, a weekly political programme anchored by Mayor Isaac Brown on Fresh 105.9 FM, disclosed that “What I did that made people gave me that sobriquet was that I made money available to the people by awarding contracts to the grassroots, if there’s a construction in Saki, I contract it to people at Saki, I don’t spray money across the streets, but you don’t have to see me before you get money because the money flows within the state.”






According to the Ogbomoso-born politician, “The excuse that they give contracts to companies outside Nigeria because of standard is a fallacy, I know Oyo State very well, we have good and reputable companies that will produce standard output.”

He also bared his mind on the Obaship tussle, noting that “What we are going to do is promote our culture, our tradition. I cannot reform our culture, it’s our tradition, why has the Queen of England not changed the system? Because it’s their culture, it’s not the business of government to change tradition or culture.

“I will run a listening government. When I was in government, I used the Broadcasting Corporation of Oyo State, because, to get in touch with the people, you get feedback and know what’s going on.”

“In my first 100 Days in office, I will make sure that I put smile on the face of the people of Oyo State by reviving the economy.

“I will make sure I severe the ownership of LAUTECH for Oyo State. Experience they say is the best teacher, and you can’t read them in textbooks. I am telling you authoritatively that I know how to get the funds for tertiary institution flowing.

“I will make sure that with any money available, I will pay the owed salaries and pensions so that they will be happy with me. This is because these workers are the tools you will use to get the system working, so they need to be motivated. I will scrap all these small small levies, I enjoyed free primary education,” he added.

He, however, said “I did not leave N110 bllion naira in Oyo coffers, I left N10 billion when I exited. When I left, I did not owe any bank a dime, any bank that I owe money should come out. Secondly, I will publish our handover note which myself and the current government signed in one of the national dailies soonest, you know documents can’t lie.”

Expressing confidence in the ability of his deputy, Alao-Akala said he listed to the deputy governorship debate. “I listened to it and about the positive reports, that was why I chose him, I know he is capable, we are in government together.”




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From Thursday, 17th January, 2019, workers at the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology will begin what they described as ‘3-day on, 2-day off’ strike model.

A statement signed by the secretary of the joint action council, Comrade Fajoye Hamzat, disclosed that the strike became imperative as “the management has once again started staggered payment of salaries and allowances,” adding that “You will recollect that it was this same method that brought us to the level of being owed part of 2016 and 2017 salaries.”

He added that workers in the University have resorted to “fine and decent baara* style to make ends meet.”

STATE OF AFFAIRS IN LAUTECH: JAC POSITION

It becomes imperative to inform our teeming members the state of affairs with regards to our numerous demands from the university management and the governing council.

You will all recalled that at the last JAC Congress, our agreement was to write the management informing them of our requests and expectations.

To also give them 7-day ultimatum as directed by the Congress.

The ultimatum has expired on Sunday, January 13, 2019 without any expected positive action from the management.

As was noted at the Congress, the management has once again started staggered payment of salaries and allowances. You will recollect that it was this same method that brought us to the level of being owed part of 2016 and 2017 salaries,balance of 68 hours Earned Allowances, Responsibility allowances, 90 per cent of 2012/2013 promotion arrears and arrears of promotion from 2013/2014 to date. The management jumped the payment September 2016 deductions only to pay October 2018 deductions, which was paid last week.

This arrangement is making it hard to calculate the real amount of outstanding amount of salaries and allowances.

With the present situation, many of our members are seeking solace in ‘fine and decent baara’ style to make ends meet.

Our continuous coming to work is becoming hard and harsh which is making it more harder and harrowing for a lot of us. In the technical sense, the university is gradually locking us(employees) out.

Arising from the above observations, the JAC executive council met today, Monday, January 14,2019 to evaluate the situations on the campus vis-à-vis the report of the meeting with LAUTECH Alumni and the reply of JAC letter dated January 3,2019 to the management and resolved as follows:

1. That all members of JAC comprising of SSANU,NAAT and NASU LAUTECH Branch are hereby directed to stay at home from Thursday, January 17, 2019 and to resume to JAC congress on Monday, January 21, 2019 by 8.00am at MKO LT, LAUTECH for further directive;

2. That the JAC leadership arrived at the decision above when we convinced that the payment of November and December 2018 salaries are not at sight hence our decision to relief our members from the burden of borrowing money to transport themselves to their offices and with the little one available to them will be able to sustain them to come to office for three days in a week and keep their bodies and souls; and

3. This industrial action of three days ON and two days OFF (i.e. ON on Monday to Wednesday and OFF on Thursday and Friday every week) shall be in place until we are manifestly convinced that management is ready to accede to our demands as contained in our letter dated January 3_2019.

Thank you

Aluta continua Victoria ascerta.

Dare to struggle dare to victory.



SIGNED BY;

Comrade Fajoye Hamzat

JAC secretary

For and on behalf of JAC LAUTECH

NOTE: This is to inform all our members that are biological parents to 100 level students to visit SSANU secretariat at MKO building for the registration of their children with effect from Tuesday, January 15,2019 to Thursday, January 17,2019.

Thank you

A student of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) has written an open letter to the government of the state where the institution is located. The school which has been on strike for more than 4 months has attracted heavy critics from all corners and it’s indeed deflating the prestige of Oyo and Osun states which co-own the school.

The writer whose name is known as Oladipupo expressed his mind in the letter which he addressed to the governor of Oyo state, Ajibola Ajimobi, read the details of the open letter below:

Please I love to begin like this, Nigeria got her independence in 1960, today, it was 56 years ago, you as the governor of Oyo state was just of an age below 10.

For me, my mother hadn’t been born, but to history and records that tell the happenings we give thanks. The word “right” is defined as just right, another definition may come as an understatement but let’s understand it as an abstract idea of that which is due to a person or governmental body by law, or tradition, or nature.

To disturb me adjectivally, it means in conformance with justice or law or morality. With due respect sir, I have reminded you about the time of independence because it was since then that every Nigerian has been greatly empowered to live with “rights”.

So it’s, that is owned by the male and female, the handicap, the governors, the tall, the short and even the Nigerian students. As Nigerians we all have it no matter what the state of power has any of us. You, the big political leader have always been trying to prove your rights on exhibiting acts which seem to the people of Oyo state crazy, cruel and barbaric.

And you always provide them answers because you know they all have the right to question you. Like I have talked about the freedom of speech under political condition, I’ll let go the natural condition of right not to look rude at all. So I have the right to write on to reply to this statement “Lautech Students are thugs” and to aggrandize that you are our great role model.

To keep being straight, our Model sir, at the end of reading this message you might decide to order my arrest, but for a man like me who’s sick of living in this so-corrupted country I will be smiling before you in the court of law.

Matter of fact, I need to ask you why you’d get me arrested again after you’d already attempted to kill me on the 9th of December, 2016? Within these words, as our adopted father sir, tell me sincerely if you will order the NPF to fuel the ammo tank and shoot mercilessly at your kids if they are also Ladokites protesting peacefully for resumption after the 6 months and still lingering strike—and not the ones you’ve already travelled out of the country to study out there in fine and total peace?

As the result of the everyday railing of the students, I heard you loud and clear give the oral statement that Ladokites are thug -in-the-Yoruba-dialect during the townhall meeting, now which has caused me a thing which is excusable as moral-cephalalgia which made me take from the tablet of patience to cure myself.

Yes, quite respectful to the Elder I am. Now with the bullets of the day, you’ve hurt a spot, you got to cut one of the tissues that secure my mannerism, I beg, you’ve to do calm with an injured man.

Now I have to take us far back to the 60s, the typical act got done by you in the primary school you attended maybe it was just to prove your right. Right.

I still beg you not to think like I had already delved into your background.

Peradventure when we meet, you will know that I am somehow related to you thus correct me if I am wrong now thou the source of these facts is still no where to be found.

But to present the proof for my accusation–google will provide to any researcher your profile but will they find this on the net?: you are from a great family mother-and-father’s sides. the great father, Okoro, was your big uncle, he was the brother of your father, he was a renowned politician and can be said the first person to be a politician in your family, with the set of Awolowo and Akinloye.

Your father was a very great man, and after Okoro’s death your father became an honorable, our grandfather Gani Ajimobi married two wives on the same day, I say he was a friend of society, he was a big fashion designer, and always smiling, Sir, talking only about the face characters, you are his dead ringer.

Your grandma, “Iya Amosa” was a very rich woman in Ibadan. Your mother was beautiful, and really cared about her dressing. She was a very easy-going and kindhearted woman. To cut the story short, it’s pertinent to say that you were raised with a silver spoon along with your other 9 siblings.

So this is it why you have always been our role model, like everyone education was given to you, at the time when education was sheer free, you began your education at Saint Patricks Primary School, Oke-Padre in Ibadan and completed your primary education at Ibadan City Council Primary School, Aperin to be precise.

On a big day you were going to show this your right as a primary school kid, you made it a mind-blowing, the whole school and the state were like-never-before marveled. After I was told this story I was also shocked and finally realized that it is already late before I chose you to be my role model.

The system of education back then was used to developing a huge fear of the teachers in the minds of the pupils, no matter how silly a kid be, he must be scared of, and he says no word to his teachers.

You were flogged by your teacher alongside others in your class due to some violation, and later to register your grievance and show your right (of speech), you abused the teacher with his simple can-be-called disability, the teacher who got you beaten that day was indeed an eye-bulged-out, so you mocked him by that, also to tell how superior he was to you he decided to chase you out of the school.

On your arrival at home, your mom was worried, she knew you are a type who always wants to display his right, so she invited her friend to accompany her to go to plead to the teacher for she knew you’d have done something big again.

Sincerely, I was being born not to mention I was there but your mom must have inquired like this, “Oga sorry, but what has the boy done?” The teacher explained on, and he would love you to tell your mom what particularly you’d said so he ordered you to repeat what you uttered. To everyone’s surprise, you repeated without subtraction nor addition to your words “The teacher’s eye is a bulged-out” and to be sure, you still asked your mom if the eyes aren’t bulged out.

I stop here, this is the story that tells about the title of this write up. Do you reminisce sir? No one must blame you naturally, you were only proving your right.

Have you now noticed that you’ve always been our good role model? Really, I wish I could account for the rights you’d shown in secondary school, Lagelu incisively.

By that time, such a person like you would be beating up teachers while they beat you as part of your rights. Likewise I wish to tell about the rights you’d displayed in —where the power of rights are strictly vested upon kids and everyone— the United States of America where you studied Business Administration and Finance at the State University New York, in Buffalo, New York. Oh I swear I wish to.

You’ve always been a great man, a disciplinarian, who hates insolence, I also know about the punishment you set on the secondary schools in Ibadan of students whom you said displaying-thuggery.

But you must know sir, I am sorry to explain on, deeds are good and bad, actions are of two, the good and the bad so as rights. You can rate this writeup bad and as an insolence on you, but the whole world regards it good.

The same verdict, your actions against Ladokites, you could think of it “right” but the whole world knows it is “wrong”, I have always known you to be no friend of blandishment but I have totally found myself in a respectful manner as say from my heart that you were supposed to be too strong to go wrong, too great to hate these kids urging for knowledge, too beautiful to fool these kids sitting down helplessly at home for the past six months.

But what have you done sir? Badness, you set about to kill us all while making a peaceful protest on the 9th of December, 2016., your men, the NPF, SARS opened fire sporadically on them, arrested some and injured many.

Here, this is the end of my letter, you can be the governor of the state, but I am the president of my mind and governor of my pen. I am a righter that writes. I am sorry to say, I have the right to show my concern.

It’s fine if you want to act superior like the teacher that chased you out of the school, but remember that God is inferior to no one, likewise, remember that after enough plea the same teacher allowed you to further your education and the best legacy was given to you freely which has taken you to where you are today.

“It’s good to be good because tomorrow is another day”, make the leaders of tomorrow thank you like they appreciate MKO and the rest. I tell you sir, you are still our role model, I mean it when I say you are worthy to be imitated by becoming a different leader, you can be our hero, you can save this world.

Your destiny alone can save the destinies of the over 35,000 Ladokites. You can start it, you can #ReOpenLautech

A fast change in anticipation, my father.
Thanks.
Happy Birthday to you.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in advance.
God bless you more.

16/12/2016
– One of your sons in Lautech, 07069490227 [b][/b]

What do you mean by people in Ogbomosho....?

Have you been to Ogbomosho before?

Go and Fact Check before Categorizing places as Underdevelop or Undevelop areas where people has no access to (Twitter) Internet.

LADOKE AKINTOLA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, OGBOMOSO

OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR





NOTICE TO ALL STUDENTS ON PAYMENT OF NEW TUITION FEES WITH EFFECT FROM 2018/2019 ACADEMIC SESSION

Notice is hereby given to all students of the University that new regime of tuition fees with effect from2018/2019 Academic Session is as follow:

1. Indigenes of the Owner-States (Oyo and Osun) – N200, 000.00 (Two hundred thousand Naira) per session.

2. Non-Indigenes –N250, 000.00 (Two hundred and fifty thousand Naira) per session.

Please note that the resumption date for the Harmattan Semester of the 2018/2019 Academic Session remains Monday, October 29, 2018.

Best wishes.

Signed

J. A. Agboola

Registrar



Distribution

All Students



REG/ADM.38

Monday, October 15, 2018.



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Ogbomoso Oyo State
Nigeria.
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Hmmm
I think the ogbomosho and oke-ogun are more loyal to him, ajimobi has killed oyo apc because of Imposing....



Akala ni joor
Check 2015 oyo Guber result...
Oke Ogun +ogbomosho +Oyo =21 local government
28%of ibadan votes goes to this man....

Ladoja is out....
Ajimobi is out...

Akala against new faces....
Alao is a goal

Alao

that is the list of Nigeria cities,and its arranged accordingly Lagos Lagos State 13,400,000 [2] 2 Kano Kano State 3,626,068 3 Abuja FCT 3,000,000 4 Ibadan Oyo State 2,550,593 5 Kaduna Kaduna State 1,652,844 6 Port Harcourt Rivers State 1,320,214 7 Aba Abia State 1,300,000 8 Ogbomosho Oyo State 1,200,000 9 Maiduguri Borno State 1,197,497 10 Benin City Edo State 1,147,188 11 Zaria Kaduna State 1,018,827 12 Jos Plateau State 900,000 13 Ilorin Kwara State 847,582 14 Enugu Enugu State 722,664 15 Oyo Oyo State 620,400 16 Abeokuta Ogun State 529,700 17 Onitsha Anambra State 509,500 18 Warri Delta State 500,900 19 Sokoto Sokoto State 500,500 20 Okene Kogi State 444,900 21 Calabar Cross River State 431,200 22 Osogbo Osun State 421,000 23 Katsina Katsina State 387,000 24 Akure Ondo State 369,700 25 Ife Osun State 313,400 26 Bauchi Bauchi State 291,600 27 Iseyin Oyo State 286,700 28 Minna Niger State 270,600 29 Makurdi Benue State 249,000 30 Owo Ondo State 243,000 31 Ado Ekiti Ekiti State 241,200 32 Ilesa Osun State 233,900 33 Gombe Gombe State 230,900 34 Umuahia Abia State 230,800 35 Ondo Ondo State 225,800 36 Damaturu Yobe State 223,000 37 Jimeta Adamawa State 218,400 38 Ikot Ekpene Akwa Ibom State 209,400 39 Gusau Zamfara State 201,200 40 Mubi Adamawa State 198,700 41 Sagamu Ogun State 191,500 42 Owerri Imo State 187,600 43 Ugep Cross River State 187,000 44 Ijebu Ode Ogun State 186,700 45 Ise Ekiti Ekiti State 167,100 46 Gboko Benue State 166,400 47 Ilawe Ekiti Ekiti State 160,700 48 Ikare Ondo State 160,600 50 Bida Niger State 159,100 51 Okpoko Anambra State 152,900 52 Awka Anambra State 152,300 53 Sapele Delta State 151,000 54 Ila Osun State 150,700 55 Shaki Oyo State 150,300 56 Ijero Ekiti State 147,300 57 Otukpo Benue State 136,800 58 Kisi Oyo State 130,800 59 Buguma Rivers State 124,200 60 Funtua Katsina State 122,500 61 Abakaliki Ebonyi State 121,700 62 Gbongan Osun State 117,300 63 Lafia Nasarawa State 115,500 64 Igboho Oyo State 115,000 65 Amaigbo Abia State 111,000 66 Gashua Yobe State 109,600 67 Offa Kwara State 105,700 68 Jalingo Taraba State 103,600 69 Bama Borno State 102,800 70 Uyo Akwa Ibom State 102,400 71 Uromi Edo State 101,400 72 Nsukka Enugu State 100,700 73 Okigwe Imo State 100,700 74 Modakeke Osun State 100,500

that is the list of Nigeria cities,and its arranged accordingly