₦airaland Forum

Truckpusher:
They used it against poor Jona sotay the man begin slim down by force, wey be Nigerian leaders dey robust anyhow dey shine.

Jonathan sha , na God dey ya side - Evil men just gang up against one man.



mehn...the lie dun expire

atlwireles:
This is just the beginning, they will soon be crying for Jonathan absence. Imagine removing one million barrel per day from the supply chain.

Ohammadike:
He used it to build the world tallest talking drum.lf you look carefully you will see his terrorist dirty beard and the prof that should have shunned such foolishness

PointB:
Is the talking drum not yet monetized? Or wasn't it supposed to generate revenue?

Perhaps the clownish governor should poor libation and summon the gods of the talking drum to come to his aids.
When a governor takes stupidity as priority, lamentation such as currently on-going is usually the result!

Let AregbeRascal cry his eyes out, the semi-literate president has more on his cup now to pay attention to the prodigal governor!

PointB:
Is the talking drum not yet monetized? Or wasn't it supposed to generate revenue?

Perhaps the clownish governor should poor libation and summon the gods of the talking drum to come to his aids.
When a governor takes stupidity as priority, lamentation such as currently on-going is usually the result!

Let AregbeRascal cry his eyes out, the semi-literate president has more on his cup now to pay attention to the prodigal governor!

Ohammadike:
The rascal in his childish type belives that the world tallest talking drum will correspond with the spirits drum in the tortoise folk lore.

That drum if beaten three times will bring forth all sorts of food

lf beaten half a dozen time wine and drinks will flow

lf beaten otherwise the gods of the land will send bees to sting and masquarde to trash them

The rascal probably beat it more than twenty times hence the suffering and gnashing of teeth of the people

BackDatAssUp:
Ehm the problem is not the talking drum as the bablawo contractor who supplied the drum can vouch for its potency.

The only draw back is that Aregberascal is yet to find a drummer tall enough to play it since the babalawo contractor said for it to start minting money for the state it must be played by a drummer unaided.

PointB:
I see.

Then Mr. Rascal should have paid a premium for the project! Perhaps the babalawo would have resurrected Goliath or a Nephlim to help with this tall order of beating the drum.

Ohammadike:
What a rascal but he can pay,himself,commissioners,his aides and his O'yes state of assembly members.

lf that state is serious there should have been at least serious protest asking for the resignation of the rascal for his colossal failure.

Ohammadike:
The rascal in his childish mind belives that the world tallest talking drum will correspond with the spirits drum in the tortoise folk lore.

That drum if beaten three times will bring forth all sorts of food

lf beaten half a dozen time wine and drinks will flow

lf beaten otherwise the gods of the land will send bees to sting and masquarde to trash them

The rascal probably beat it more than twenty times hence the suffering and gnashing of teeth of the people

BackDatAssUp:
There is always a catch when dealing with bablawo. Aregberascal the Odenni himself should have known about this.

Well Aregberascal is currently trying to woo retired NBA players above 12 ft .

PointB:
He's on a long thing.

Osun people have been scammed!

OrlandoOwoh:
I'll appreciate it if the Governor tells us what the problem is.

Ohammadike:

Osun deserves to be sold to the highest bidder.

OrlandoOwoh:
I'll appreciate it if the Governor tells us what the problem is.

... The governor, who was obviously reacting to allegations of financial recklessness levelled against his administration by the Social Democratic Party in the state, denied exposing the state to a financial crisis.

While promising that things would soon get better, the governor traced the genesis of the financial crisis in the state to 2012 when salaries increased drastically as a result of hike in wages.


Aregbesola said, “The summary of five years reveal that in the two months of 2010, we received a net allocation of N4.2bn and paid emoluments of N3.6bn. This left us with a net gain of N573m from our statutory allocation.

“In 2011 also, we got N29.9bn allocation and spent N25.8bn on emoluments with a net gain of N4bn. However, in 2012, we got N28.4bn and expended N31.6bn on emoluments.

“This left us, for the first time, with a deficit of N3.2bn. The following year, 2013, our statutory allocation had dropped to N26.4bn while our emoluments rose to N36.9bn. This gave us a whopping N10.4bn deficit.

“In 2014, our statutory allocation fell further to N19.3bn and by which time we were already defaulting on some of our obligations on emoluments.

“In summary, between November 2010 and December 2014, we got a total statutory allocation of N108.3bn and our expenditure on emoluments was N120.4bn. It left us with a total deficit of N12bn.

“Aside from expenditure on salaries, if other emoluments are to be included, the total recurrent expenditure will be N206bn and statutory allocation will be N108.3bn. With other accruals from Abuja, it will add up to N176.5bn, leaving the state with a deficit of almost N30bn.”

“Even when we add our internally generated revenue, we were still only able to muster N204bn and still short by N2bn. It simply means that all our earnings from all sources between 2010 and 2014 could not carry our recurrent expenditure.”

kingbasil:
I bid $50...

TheOtherview:
He addressed the problem in the article excerpted below.



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TheOtherview:
He addressed the problem in the article excerpted below.



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Ohammadike:
Osun deserves to be sold to the highest bidder

Truckpusher:

ichidodo:
[color=#1980BC] We don't care about Osunites because they all had it coming and thoroughly deserve hard times... [/color]

Rexology:
Where is Femi Falana? Has he suddenly become blind and deaf? where is Soyinka?
Just imagin this is happening in a PDP state? Femi Falana would have let loose by now.