₦airaland Forum

iphy42: Please o, do churches and mosques pay tithes? Weren't the tax collectors aware of this. I don't justify the bashing but what is wrong is wrong!

hbpeze: Covanant pays 3million 4 nusring,1m 4 law*u can check dere web*ds post is fake

zhukafa: Car wash is a very lucrative one, it all depends on the standard you want it. I have been in the business for 5 years and some months now , so I have a vast knowledge on it.

Maxymilliano: Ogun State has always been choice destination for would-be investors before the coming of Amosun and you don't need to regale us with newspaper excerpt to make your point, what the incumbent does is taking it a notch higher from where OGD stopped by improving on infrastructures, particularly roads.

The situation was not as terrible as you painted it with the bold part of your post, Multi-trex and many company's along the Lagos-Ibadan corridor came on stream during OGD's tenure despite the 'terrible' situation. Nestle is putting up a massive manufacturing plant with a capacity that is way above what is currently on ground around the Papalanto section of the lagos-Sagamu interchange and I'm sure you don't know this.

The situation was not different at the industrial estate in Agbara, and Sango Ota where investors still trickles in despite the seeming infrastructure challenges during the reign of OGD.

Please, learn to say things the way it is, not what you read in the dailies ...


Waiting for your rebuttal ...
I live in sagamu/abeokuta and i know what the security situation was during daniel's time. To put it mildly,it was horrible. We had gun-totting cultist parading the streets in broad daylight. But thank God, things have changed. Most of those boys have either been arrested or they ran away since amosun's government came in.

Maxymilliano: Ogun State has always been choice destination for would-be investors before the coming of Amosun and you don't need to regale us with newspaper excerpt to make your point, what the incumbent does is taking it a notch higher from where OGD stopped by improving on infrastructures, particularly roads.

The situation was not as terrible as you painted it with the bold part of your post, Multi-trex and many company's along the Lagos-Ibadan corridor came on stream during OGD's tenure despite the 'terrible' situation. Nestle is putting up a massive manufacturing plant with a capacity that is way above what is currently on ground around the Papalanto section of the lagos-Sagamu interchange and I'm sure you don't know this.

The situation was not different at the industrial estate in Agbara, and Sango Ota where investors still trickles in despite the seeming infrastructure challenges during the reign of OGD.

Please, learn to say things the way it is, not what you read in the dailies ...


Waiting for your rebuttal ...
I live in sagamu/abeokuta and i know what the security situation was during daniel's time. To put it mildly,it was horrible. We had gun-totting cultist parading the streets in broad daylight. But thank God, things have changed. Most of those boys have either been arrested or they ran away since amosun's government came in.

abu12: http://thenationonlineng.net/new/news/jonathan-amaechi-in-battle-to-host-governors/

Every_LadY: please if you are 18yrs and below,no need to comment.Can you remember this? Mention one program you watched on this box.

musiwa25: Obviously the next president that is yoruba can not be from ogun state... It is obvious to see that.. that is what they are trying to tell you.

it boil down to who the state give contract, It means ogun state give his people state contract that why they are doing well. and ondo state dont do that. And who they give the political appointment in the federal cabinet and state.

The issue is the state most have a program to enrich its citizen.. And this is clearly what state like ondo state, osun for example are not doing.

Austine.E:
...i guess there are local govts in Anambra st. and elsewhere in igbo land that can boost of more achievements than what you just mentioned!no insult intended,sleep well!

Gbawe: Bottom line is that information is out there, for those who want it, that shows Amosun is working hard. These threads, if most nairalanders are secure and focused people, should involve mainly stakeholders discussing amiably while criticism should be sensible and developmental in nature not bitter, disgruntled, hateful and downright indicative of neurosis and inferiority-complex.

What, for example, concerns Akpabio with this thread? So the thread is not derailed, I will urge stakeholders , for or against Amosun, to present their utterance/pictures and/or criticism in a positive way, as obtains on other Nigerian forums, and ignore the mischief-makers who are not even from the SW. Genuine stakeholders know what is behind their bitterness. Let progressive-minded folks focus, on this thread, on the plans and good work of the Government or level constructive criticism or identify areas where more can be done.

http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/ogun-begins-groundwork-for-ofada-new-town-project/

anonimi: And you do right
Why you nor kukuma answer my questions with VERIFIABLE links one by one. Misitah "Omo-ogun-ni-mi".
A kii wa l'egbe odo ka ma jiyan boya ose ho tabi ko ho - We do not stay by the river side and argue if the soap will form lather or not (we simply test it and provide proof)
I dey here dey wait you, sogbo!

anonimi: Has he fixed all those dilapidated secondary schools in his state?
Is education free with textbooks in Ogun state?
How about pipe borne water supply in the state?
And paying ALL civil servants the minimum wage of N18,000 monthly without delay each month?
How much is RECEIVED by members of the Ogun State House of Assembly for doing nothing monthly?
What is the budget for Amosun's state house feeding allowance in 2013?
Has he held LG elections so they can perform their roles such as fixing broken PRIMARY schools and primary healthcare centres as well as public markets etc?

[size=14pt]Enough of the paparazzi yoyo cheap & cheerful projects without dealing with the BASIC matters of everyday life comforts and preparing HUMAN capital for the future as Awolowo did and Onanbanjo 60 & 30 years ago respectively.[/size]

deviduff: At my former face-me hostel wen I was schoolin at ekp,one boy rented room. Gradually,all his friends joined him and b4 d end of d year,de were more than 10 in d room. Always drinkin schnapp,chelsea and smokin weed. So landlord said de should pack end of year. De refused 2 pack and even didn't pay rent. So landlord brought carpenter and removed their door. De hung bedsheet to cover there. Robbers came one day and their room being d 1st,decided 2 start wit dem. 1 of d robbers own was 2 run and use his leg to smash open d door. So tinkin there was a door,he jst ran and used leg to march d bedsheet de hung. He landed in d midst of many boys sleepin wit cigar butts,bottles of gin,and all. So he screamed and ran out and d rest robbers took off also. D boys became local heroes,and continued stayin like that witout still payin rent till I left d hostel.

akinalabi: The nineties was fantastic. We won the maiden edition of CAF cup in 1992 in Felix Owolabi's last season. We were unfortunate not to win the Champions Cup in 1996 losing on penalties to our nemesis, Zamalek.

You are right about the atmosphere. You no go find bus for Saturday afternoon if sootin dey home.