₦airaland Forum

Kobojunkie:
You really know that you have to this point argued your case for this man in the most i[b]llogical[/b] way possible. I am tempted to ask if you are one of the youths who we once believed would save this nation.  

Beaf:
[size=14pt]When will Aregbesola, "the man of vision," pay Osun states workers who are owed several months salaries? Abi "vision" no reach dat side?[/size]
"The man of vision!" There is nothing we don't here on NL these days!

When will the man stop "buying" bridges and trains for the FG, pack home from Lagos and pay the long suffereing Osun state workers?

[b]On the payment of salaries of workers in the state civil service, Akere said the salaries of the workers for the month of August had been paid on Tuesday, while that of September would be paid by next week.

Explaining the basis for the delay in the payment of the workers’ salaries, the commissioner said “We have to emphasize again that the delay of payment of salaries was not the fault of the government at all.

“We all know that there was a strike which lasted for a month in August and the workers returned on the 5th of September.

At the Executive Council meeting we had on the 7th of September, we were told by those preparing the salaries that because of the new salary table, the working out of the salaries will take long.

We decided to pay the August salaries with old salary table and we will then use the new table for September as well as paying the arrears, but the leadership of the labour union said that they would wait until the salaries’ preparation is completed with the new table.[/b]

Kobojunkie:
^^^^ You mean he won't turn out like Amaechi in River's state or Sullivan Chime in Enugu, both of whom happen to be PDP Governor's and with actual RESULTS to show for work done?  

Kobojunkie:
Let me help you there . .  . do you have any information to SHOW that the payment has yielded RESULT yet? I mean paying contractors, agency . . . since when did we start COMMENDING that? I thought it common sense to see RESULTS before shouting HOORAY!!!

Kobojunkie:
^^^^ Again FUTURE TENSE . . . Why are we commending Aregbesola for? That is the question? I mean the Opening article has people proclaiming the State Governor HAS DONE so much to make happen the current situation. What exactly did he do?

. . . adding that the state [size=14pt]has also paid[/size] the Nigeria Railway Cooperation to repair Dagbolu railways sub-station.

Osun Acquires Four Locomotives •pays Railway For Rehabilitation Of Sub-station

As part of its plan to assist farmers and boost the economy of Osun State by transporting agricultural produce to Lagos through rail line free-of-charge, the state government has acquired four locomotives of 40 coaches and 40 wagons.

The state Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr Sunday Akere, who disclosed this while briefing journalists after the state 8th Executive Council meeting in Osogbo on Wednesday, said that the locomotives were currently being constructed in China and when the works are completed on them, they would be brought to the state.

Explaining the rationale behind the project, the commissioner said that the objective was to increase income and revenue, as well as using it to create employment for the youths in the state, adding that the state has also paid the Nigeria Railway Cooperation to repair Dagbolu railways sub-station.

Osun Acquires Four Locomotives •pays Railway For Rehabilitation Of Sub-station

As part of its plan to assist farmers and boost the economy of Osun State by transporting agricultural produce to Lagos through rail line free-of-charge, the state government has acquired four locomotives of 40 coaches and 40 wagons.

The state Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr Sunday Akere, who disclosed this while briefing journalists after the state 8th Executive Council meeting in Osogbo on Wednesday, said that the locomotives were currently being constructed in China and when the works are completed on them, they would be brought to the state.

Explaining the rationale behind the project, the commissioner said that the objective was to increase income and revenue, as well as using it to create employment for the youths in the state, adding that the state has also paid the Nigeria Railway Cooperation to repair Dagbolu railways sub-station.

According to him, the state Executive Council has also approved the construction of a mid-regional market at Dagbolu area, saying, “we are starting an Osun mid-regional market at Dagbolu and this has to come into place because of the intention of the governor to make Osun the nerve commercial centre of the South-West”.

On the payment of salaries of workers in the state civil service, Akere said the salaries of the workers for the month of August had been paid on Tuesday, while that of September would be paid by next week.

Explaining the basis for the delay in the payment of the workers’ salaries, the commissioner said “We have to emphasize again that the delay of payment of salaries was not the fault of the government at all.

“We all know that there was a strike which lasted for a month in August and the workers returned on the 5th of September.

At the Executive Council meeting we had on the 7th of September, we were told by those preparing the salaries that because of the new salary table, the working out of the salaries will take long.

We decided to pay the August salaries with old salary table and we will then use the new table for September as well as paying the arrears, but the leadership of the labour union said that they would wait until the salaries’ preparation is completed with the new table.

“Earlier before now, there had been standing order from the governor that salaries of workers in every month must not exceed 26th day of the month, but unfortunately because of the disruption on the payment of salaries in the last two months, the salaries of October will be paid by latest the first week of November and the subsequent ones would be regular”, he noted.

On the rehabilitation of township roads that had been approved by the government, Akere said that the council was briefed at its meeting by the Ministry of Works that the contractor handling the job had requested for a two-week extension for the rain to subside, with a view to ensuring that sordid jobs are not done on the roads and the request was granted.

He further noted that the council had approved the revival and establishment of Ayegbaju market, Osogbo, saying that the idea was prompted with a view to decongesting the roadsides of market women, who have been trading by the roadsides and give them a more comfortable place.

The commissioner further revealed that the council had approved the establishment of a revival centre tagged Open Heaven Arena, that would accommodate 200,000 worshippers at a time, saying that the idea was also muted to promote sales and improve the economy of the state.

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moHot:
wow NAIRALAND.COM
I HAVE HAD SO MUCH FUN HERE TODAY, LOL THANKS TO THIS POST

BUT EVERYONE KNOWS KOBOJUNKIE HV LOST IT,SHE IS ONLY TRYING TO KEEP UP WITH THE PACE , HAVE NEVER SEEN A 'FLASH DRIVE' SO EMPTY (MY OBSERVATION THOUGH )

BUT WAIT O ,E BE LIKE SAY NAIRALANDERS DEY GO ONE SCHOOL WEY DEM DEY TEACH DEM HOW TO INSULT, KAI AWON ELEYI NBU YAN MEHN

ALL FORTHCOMING INSULTS ARE WELCOMED PLEASE,, I ENJOY LAUGHIN AT THEM HAHAHHA


+ IS THAT RELAX IOI A MAN AT ALL?? DEFINATELY HE WILL BE BETTER OFF IN THE KITHCEN OR LAUNDRY (MY OBSERVATION PLEASE)

michelin89:
A bomb in the parliament nko?

Kobojunkie:
^^^ Yes, Showing the males that the way a woman fights her battles is also by lobbing INSULTS at others (who do not see things her way, or makes her feel threatened or takes attention from her) makes her more appear invincible, huh?  That is the example every Nigerian male/female needs to get from Nairaland, abi? 

Why not be fair and retain the insulting posts on other thread. That was we can have equal and fair bouts of this sort every day.