₦airaland Forum

This is good to start with.....But one thing we need to apply here is MODERN DAY FARMING i.e Mechanized farming cos we cannot at this time again afford to go back to crude way our fathers used to farm!...The crude system is frustrating and highly discouraging and it cant keep up.

MadCow1:
I am so Jealous and green with envy about the foresight and drive of the South-West.


Whilst the East are busy pushing in their own way, the North are battling insurgency but yet still trying to consolidate where they can, the South-South are busy blowing up pipelines, waiting for claims money, polluting their own land and waters, taking away their alternative source of livelihood.


Its just a pity..

Ogun State is developing so fast that all it needs to compete better with Lagos is a Sea Port.

The SW is able to do this and concentrate on development like they always do because they are not only smart, also because they are not bugged down with antisocial behaviour like inter communal hatred, lack of brotherly love and care, tribalism, religious hatred and bigotry like we see everyday in other regions..


Omoluabi and collective progress is a state of mind in the SW.

We are not experiencing inter tribal hatred and petty jealousy like Anambra people hating and despicing Imo people snd thinking they are better than them.

In iboland, a new flyover bridge in Imo State is a bad thing and must be condemed and the governor abused by the same ibo people, but a new flyover bridge in Anambra brings praise and adulation.

This is inter communal hatred, bitterness and lack of brotherly love that impede progress and development.

In the SW, progres in any corner of Yorubaland is progress for all in Yorubaland.

This is our strength and major advantage..

Can you shut it please?

aresa:
The SW is able to do this and concentrate on development like they always do because they are not only smart, also because they are not bugged down with antisocial behaviour like inter communal hatred, lack of brotherly love and care, tribalism, religious hatred and bigotry like we see everyday in other regions..


Omoluabi and collective progress is a state of mind in the SW.

We are not experiencing inter tribal hatred and petty jealousy like Anambra people hating and despicing Imo people snd thinking they are better than them.

In iboland, a new flyover bridge in Imo State is a bad thing and must be condemed and the governor abused by the same ibo people, but a new flyover bridge in Anambra brings praise and adulation.

This is inter communal hatred, bitterness and lack of brotherly love that impede progress and development.

In the SW, progres in any corner of Yorubaland is progress for all in Yorubaland.

This is our strength and major advantage..

God bless the Ooni! Ki ade pe Lori, ki bata pe lese. Igba Odun, Odun kan!

D2diff:
Can you shut it please?

I know it hurts..

vigasimple:
Your Aregbese wasn't thinking of cocoa until Ooni went to see Buhari in Abuja and mentioned it in press briefing after the meeting with Buhari.

Crude oil has made every able body lazy.

Sometimes I am not disposed to engaging some of you in discussion, because it will leave no value for me. Bros, if you do not know the facts simply say so, than all these useless comments you want to lead me into.

Aregbe had been talking about Agric since his day one in office and major efforts he's made in Agric

mapet:
Do we now see the foresight in Aregbesola resuscitating the Cocoa milling plant and concession it to the Chinese company. Not only do we get to process cocoa, we will also add value to it before it leaves Osun.

Instead of throwing your weight behind Aregbesola blindly, I think you should be asking the question any neutral person should ask. I mean questions like:
1. Why didn't he go into cocoa first when he became governor but was busy dashing money to the old and young alike?
2. Why borrow so heavily only to dash out funds when the state had the potential to make huge profit out of cocoa?
3. Why is he not cancelling the schemes that help drained the huge allocations fast during oil boom?
The man is a bid failure to. Though compared to some his peers, he might be a good leader, but to me, judging him independently, he is a big failure.

Standing5:
Instead of throwing your weight behind Aregbesola blindly, I think you should be asking the question any neutral person should ask. I mean questions like:
1. Why didn't he go into cocoa first when he became governor but was busy dashing money to the old and young alike?
2. Why borrow so heavily only to dash out funds when the state had the potential to make huge profit out of cocoa?
3. Why is he not cancelling the schemes that help drained the huge allocations fast during oil boom?
The man is a bid failure to. Though compared to some his peers, he might be a good leader, but to me, judging him independently, he is a big failure.

Bros,

I do not consider any value in engaging in conversations with you..........so spare me