cyril83: Lol! Afta Oshogbo and ile-ife,which other part of Osun has civilization? Pls don't mention Ede or Ilesha.

Even inside Oshogbo,can you just mention 2 better areas after GRA where d dummy gov. lives,dada estate and ogo-oluwa/onward area. The rest are full of mud houses plastered with cement. Lmao!

earthgreeners: Program Live on TVC

@ the event

1) Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu
2) Hon. Aminu W Tambuwal
3) Alhaji Atiku Abubakr
4) Cheif Bisi Akande
5) Cheif Oluremi Tinubu
6) Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila
7) Gov. Abiola Ajimobi
Gov. Kayode Fayemi

Advantages Of Opon Imo
1) Expose stds to IT
2) Less spent on Textbooks
3) Enhance learning tru Audiovisuals display.

BTW, the devices were Made in Osun.

xykms101: Bros you bad oh, na person state u finish so? To be candid that state is really lacking behind. The last time I visited the capital,I barely see better roundabout, the only thing they have is light.

Eko Atlantic:

Is there actually anything in SouthWest you guys don't complain of?

Lagos opens Ikoyi-Lekki link bridge--"Fashola is only building Lagos for the rich"

Oyo commissions Mokola bridge--"The bridge is not wide enough"

Ogun opens flyover--"why must everything be in Abeokuta?"

Nigeria's biggest refinery to be built in Ondo--"Why must it be ondo and not Akwa-Ibom?"

Osun to name airport After MKO--"what is Osun going to do with airport?"

Samsung opens its biggest workshop in Ekiti--"can
Ekiti people buy samsung products"

It flows in you guys blood, "bad belleism and Jealousy"

cyril83: why wouldn't they have light when there are no companies to consume the light.

That's why we call it uncivilized state. Osun state is yet to stand on its own,that's why they are being controlled by lagos state.

ajanaku2: ...proudly Ijesha!

Can someone please advise Ogbeni to reverse Osun's slogan back to "The State of the Living Spring"?

Afam4eva:
I hope you know these tablets aint gonna last forever. If they get spoiled, will the government replace it. Where's the money coming from and how many people is this scheme going to reach? Osun is no Akwa Ibom and Delta and the cost of these gadgets will milk the state. I'm not saying it's not a good initiative but when governments in Nigeria decide on projects, the cost must be put into consideration.

Btw, are you an ACN member because your assertions on thread points to that fact.

eko ilee:

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You keep going on and in about cost when one of the major benefits of this idea is saving money. These tablets cost way way more than regular textbooks and apart from loading their school work on the tablets and the kids learning better, they also get computer literate at the same time which is a superior advantage over many kids in Nigeria.

Akwa ibom library is a scam and I doubt any kid is benefitting from it because while these opon imo are free, the kids in akwa ibom have to pay N1000 to use the bogus library so its pretty much useless and defeats the propose and thats if f there was any to start with...

aspabay:

I’m not from Osun neither am I going to try to defend them, buy Cyril you are just a pathetic slowpoke, you are not different from a madman dancing in the market square.

cyril83: why wouldn't they have light when there are no companies to consume the light.

That's why we call it uncivilized state. Osun state is yet to stand on its own,that's why they are being controlled by lagos state.

eko ilee:

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You keep going on and in about cost when one of the major benefits of this idea is saving money. These tablets cost way way more than regular textbooks and apart from loading their school work on the tablets and the kids learning better, they also get computer literate at the same time which is a superior advantage over many kids in Nigeria.

Akwa ibom library is a scam and I doubt any kid is benefitting from it because while these opon imo are free, the kids in akwa ibom have to pay N1000 to use the bogus library so its pretty much useless and defeats the propose and thats if f there was any to start with...

Desola:

Why do some people think with their anuses like this na?

So you don't think Internet security would be installed on such devices which are primarily targeted at education?

You jealous fauqs just find any stup1d reason to hate sha!

Kilode!

Afam4eva: Like i said in another thread a few months back, this initiative is very expensive especially for a state like Osun that is not oil driven. It's sustenance is what worries me. There are better ways to give students access to whatever learning curve that's not so expensive. Let's take it one step at a time.

But one thing i like most about Aregbesola is his nack for making his governance an Africanist one. These are the kind of people we need as leaders in Africa as their leadership has that African feel to it.

cyril83: At least we have only one reasonable comment from osun, brawse I would like to applaud the effort and also commend the initiative, I cant help but raise some questions on the aforementioned issue.
How sustainable is this effort/project? the problem with political office holders is that they like to involve themselves in elephant projects that wont stand the test of time. I cant help but imagine the level of corruption that would have gone into this project. How many state owned public schools do we have in Osun State and how many students (SSS) do we have in all schools. I guess over (7,000 to 15,000) on the average, will the State be ready to provide these students with tablets, have we considered the cost of procuring these tablets (for all SSS students) will not only furnish each State school with e-libraries, but will also provide good books for their consumption.
Most of these students cannot handle a computer talkless of the ability to handle and maintain tablets. I think it would have made better sense if all schools have very good e-learning libraries, tastefully furnished with computers (desk tops). This will ensure a win-win situation for all students and not a select few.

2. will the State be ready to continually provide tablets for subsequent students who move from the JSS arm to the SSS arm, and if so at whose expense?

That's my own point of view tho, i need somebody to convince people on this matter.

geeez: Very soon, other states will start copying and pasting like they do for all of Lagos's ideas without understanding the strategy behind it

And for those who are upset, it's expected

Yorubas are by their nature progressive and enterprise minded

Ikengawo: currently watching the live ceremony!

Rauf is a very charismatic speaker! I love the energy and prompt, great initiative
he reminds me of Nnamdi Azikiwe in his speaking style (jovial, smiling) only he's a bit more animated.
Atiku is there as is Tinubu, i guess atiku is his in-law?


anyways these are the initiatives that will ensure Nigeria's dominance in the next century!

hotwax: I am from Osun. But, is this the next thing?

django1:

Didn't I tell you to go take a rest?

teemlo: I'm watching the live transmission of the launch here in USA, it's a laudable project and that is what we need in Osun.

cyril83: rubbish! Now i see why this state lack behind, there are no smart and intelligent ones there.

I don't know why many of you keep supporting what you couldn't defend, simple question and none of you could provide a reasonable. Smh

Am outta here.

Ikengawo: currently watching the live ceremony!

Rauf is a very charismatic speaker! I love the energy and prompt, great initiative
he reminds me of Nnamdi Azikiwe in his speaking style (jovial, smiling) only he's a bit more animated.
Atiku is there as is Tinubu, i guess atiku is his in-law?


anyways these are the initiatives that will ensure Nigeria's dominance in the next century!