superstar1:


I am not sure politician.

Try to understand what I am saying. I did not use the word propaganda to debunk the report.

I am only telling you that the politicians are majorly responsible for the over bloated recurrent expenditure, which is not a true reflection of the actual recurrent expenditure.

Aareonakakanfo:


She doesn't use her picture

Ritchiee:
You are really a smart woman to have quickly solved that little riddle...lol
Awon APC ati PDP ti pawa...*swoons but quickly recovers*KINI A FE SE BAYI?

Aareonakakanfo:





The Drum is just a one off.There are road projects he has carried out in Osun

I like Aregbe because of the welfare thing but he's just..I don't know

The otondo is even building mini stadia across Osun state

I doubt if that guy has a team

WIZGUY69:

I don't even know the one I HATE most between Aregbesola & fayose.
both are a disgrace to the entire Yoruba at home and abroad.
build infrastructure, you no build. OK pay workers salary. mba.
wtf

sanmibukunmi:
am glad our eyes are now being opened to the havoc being caused by our southwest leaders. am happy we can now see that they have started mortgaging the future of our unborn kids with debts. we need a new set of leaders and we need it fast. we need technorats, visionaries , people with sound mind people who can see the future and prepare us for upcoming events. this set we have now are just there. they have no idea what leadership is all about. during fashion's' screening , I watched as he tried to defend his huge debt in Lagos saying big economies are always indebted. and I was the really ashamed because of all the over 100 senators we had, no one was intelligent enough to counter fashola and tell him debt is not always the way. mehn this country is messed up. I told my friend last week the there is a woman somewhere pregnant with tomiwa. tomiwa does not know what's happening but tomiwa is already in debt......future unborn generations have been put in debt by the reckless attitude of our so called leaders now what will the future hold for someone that is yet to be born but already in debt...like I said earlier, we need a new crop of leaders and we need them fast.

superstar1:
The onus lies on us to start the campaign against this fraudulent people, that plunged our states into irredeemable debt.

They stole the money for their great grand children and they expect the children of.others to repay it.

Osun remains the worst. There is no value for money in anyway. There is no correlation between the indebtedness and the infrastructure on ground at all.

Shymm3x:


That's exactly when I'm scared for Fashola for taking two massive portfolios. Anyone who followed his tenure in Lagos closely - without the world class branding, publicity, and media campaign - would know that Fashola is overrated. Then again Lagos is overpopulated and effective governance is impossible in that state. Anyway, that's his problem - it won't be long before those singing his praise start cursing him out. Like a wise man once said, "the mouth they praise you with would be the one they'll curse you with".

I believe that's why these folks want the huge and unnecessary population in Lagos to mask their incompetence. With all the assets in the state, you don't need that huge population for maximise IGR, if well managed. But Lagos is out of it cos they can always tout the IGR vis-a-vis the debts to save face. But the debt is just too freaking much.

As for the rest of the SW - they have finished Yorubaland. So these mofos are running the states on a deficit from recurrent expenditure alone? They all need to be stripped nak3d and whipped like the Ondo youths did the fraudulent Eze. Tinubu and his minions have finished Yorubaland. Who'll pay back all these debts?

There are no welfare programmes in these states, so why is the recurrent expenditure that enormous?

Shymm3x:


That's why I don't post to these accursed political jobbers - they're selling away their own future and the future of their kids for a plate of porridge. The Passingshiit of this world and his amala brain and ar3sa the heifer stuck on Tinubu's balls like pubic hair. I despise these vacuous miscreants.
They have destroyed Yorubaland. I honestly don't know how these states can be salvaged with how they have mismanaged everything. I've never seen a case where recurrent expenditure alone is higher than revenue - never!
It's just basically earning £2000 monthly, and spending £3000 - what type of fvcked up life is that? Who does that?

WIZGUY69:




I give up!
I lost hope on that osun guy, when he said he can't pay salary because banks refuse to borrow him money.

Shymm3x:


The debts are a big problem. SS states are rich states and they have the luxury to acquire debts. These Yoruba states don't get that much, what are they doing with such debts, when they have nothing to show for it?

Anyway, the biggest problem there is the ability of states to meet recurrent expenditure. All Yoruba states, except Lagos, are being run on budget deficit, with recurrent expenditure alone - and that's without capital expenditure. So how are these states thriving then?

These folks are the biggest rogues ever. We need new leaders and a new party. Why some of them haven't made the forbes list is a mystery to me.

tupacshakur:


I'm not saying your woman might have played on you o, but trust me, these females can't be trusted.

Ever heard of Hymenorrhaphy and vaginal rejuvenation? Advanced, gynaecological ones dey, local ones sef dey.

You go fucck toto finish, see blood, thinking you have deflowered her, meanwhile, she don reconstruct and renovate the toto for you.

9jacrip:


O da, factory worker.

Please concentrate o and don't be thinking of filing application at other factory o.

9jacrip:


My negguh!

Zimoni the factory worker, I see you jare!

tupacshakur:


Marriage? I still dey find virgin o. No virgin, no marriage!

I can't bear the thought of having to plow a farm that has been plowed by some motherfuckers in the past.

No mind those mamas joor. Their holy-holy too much!

superstar1:
I

Yeah I took the school uniform brouhaha personal because it was not right for any religion to impose itself on a system that belongs to all of us.

I took on one of Aregbe's lawyer on my position of argument and demanding answers from him. They had to agree that the position is right and that was demonstrated by the judgement in Lagos.

Your right stops when you start infringing on the rights of others. Nobody was forced to go to school. When you decided to go to school, you have actually agreed to set your right aside and follow the rules and regulations that governs that controlled environment.

I could not stand him throwing my peaceful town into chaos despite th fact that the town has decades of history of good working relationships among the religions.

Islam is very strong there. Baptist is very strong too, likewise egungun festival. The whole community contributed towards Bowen University, irrespective of the religion.

It wa very personal to me. It was Aregbe's mad policy carried too far for me.

tupacshakur:




Baba ni yen!

Correlation wo ni London ni pelu obo obinrin?

Lemme guess, London is costly for the average Nigger, Obo obinrin too is costly for the average Nigger.

Is that it?

Shymm3x:


Loooool.

Pa Fashola was legendary.

112 children?

Shymm3x:


Lmaooooooooooo.

They will have to separate family from work. They're professionals.

And I don't think anyone can get tired of the bottomless pit based on how we're wired.

Then again there are folks who don't like women.

superstar1:


I have a senior colleague that was rooting for Omisore and I told him that "Egbon, e n waste time yin ni."

He backed out of his campaign train afterwards. He said for me to have said that, he knows that must be beat within the state.

PDP goofed with Omisore. Aregbe's masterstroke was getting Oyinlola and Adeleke to move to APC.

For your information, APC is prepping a guy from my home town, Iwo. He is based in Lagos too. The guy seems OK from afar but I have not had time to engage him to realise how cerebral he is an what his plans are.

9jacrip:


Iya mi, e jo, what did Aregbe do in his first term o?

His first term was the beginning of downturn for Osun. Other than the road network and flower planting, dude did not do chit in his first term o.

Se first term that he overturned the policy put in place by Oyinlola to run the state university that now has the school struggling to stay afloat?

Eran ni Aregbe o, infact, he is giving Ijesa people a bad name. Ijesa folks are known to be brilliant and successful in whatever field they are but mehn Aregbe ti ba ile je.

Eyin Ijesa will have to support whatever candidate Ife brings apart from maybe Omisore o but going by the votes he amassed during the last election and edi to mu Aregbe right now, if Omisore vies again, he may win o.

DollyParton1:

Lol... I remember we asked a certain lady who was almost a gynecologist, and was engaged another gynecologist how does she feel with her fiance been a gynecologist and always seeing and touching vaginas and stuffs.

Her reply was that " after seeing and touching broken vaginas all day, he should be grateful for my unbroken vigina"

Shymm3x:


I don't know. You can post his profile.

But I do know he has a new banging tune with 50cent called "Lotto".


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKC_GU1c7vo

tupacshakur:


I wonder how male OB/GYNs feel and COPE when they are faced with their wives' HOLES? (Rhyme )

Zimoni, Aareonakakanfo, Shymm3x, abeg...As dem don dissect, peruse and finger enough toto, their wives toto go still dey arouse dem so?

I'm proud of the Prof. My dad and most of my Uncles attended Ilesha Grammar school.

Congrats to a distinguished Ijesa man!

Awaa ti Ilesha, a l'enu bi ibon!

IyaIode:

Private public partnership is the way to go.

IyaIode:

Exactly what the Apc manifesto says, implementation is the key.

9jacrip:


Zimoni!

FOBO sounds sexual danu danu

Shymm3x:
I think we might have to create a medium outside this place to discuss certain issues.

I know the older heads were planning one before, but I had to opt out of that in a sly way cos I'm never comfortable around older Yoruba folks. And if I can't disagree with folks, I won't be able to get my points across. Also, cos I do observe posters a lot - I just never really liked some of the folks mentioned. I'm not a fan of two-faced folks. Then you have some chameleons/snakes in the mix as well. I definitely can't relate to folks who try to post to me on one hand, and in a snakey way report my handles and other Yoruba posters' handles all the time - while trying to support those who instigate shiit. I don't like snakes/jakes/fakes/frauds.

At least I've known Ilekehd for three years now and from personal observations, I know what she can/can't do. Ditto 9jacrip, Superstar1, and a few other folks. And I know Aareonakakanfo is legit and passionate about Yoruba. Since we all share the same passion - we might as well start building something.

What do you guys think?