Opon Imo has been withdrawn. I join other well-meaning people to demand for its withdrawal all over the state because Opon Imo has 17 subjects and 87.7 errors, that’s the reality. On Opon Imo, the governor spent N8.4bn. He gave the contract to one of his sons.

seanet01: Omisore the bloody liar. Hired assassin parading himself as a politirician. Bola Ige will not allow you to win. His spirit will torment you.

Aregbesola is the worst governor in this country

seanet01: Omisore the bloody liar. Hired assassin parading himself as a politirician. Bola Ige will not allow you to win. His spirit will torment you.

seanet01: Omisore the bloody liar. Hired assassin parading himself as a politirician. Bola Ige will not allow you to win. His spirit will torment you.

gramci: Mathematics without diagrams and
graphs? O Mathematics... O
Janjaweedism...

Decibel: Gramci

Interviewer: So what fresh ideas do you have in mind?

Omisore: That’s just part of the make-believe of his administration and perception of those outside the state. These awards were bought.
The truth is that the so-called O’Yes participants have not been paid for the past eight months; in that regard he has failed.
Opon Imo has been withdrawn. I join other well-meaning people to demand for its withdrawal all over the state because Opon Imo has 17 subjects and 87.7 errors, that’s the reality. On Opon Imo, the governor spent N8.4bn. He gave the contract to one of his sons. Doing this is not the problem, but the reality is that a dangerous work, capable of destroying our students, was done. It has 17 subjects, and 84.7 per cent errors. For example, in mathematics, algebra to be specific, there is no single graph inside Opon Imo, no single diagram and so on. I am a mathematician, you cannot teach mathematics without illustrating figures. It’s not possible. No single table, when you go to physics, same story. and in chemistry nothing. The idea was driven by profit, Opon Imo, in chapter 4 (history), says history of the Songai Empire, what you will read in the body is the history of Mali. That’s the character of Opon Imo, I have written to the British government, that they should withdraw the recognition of Opon Imo: I have gone to the UNESCO. It’s an embarrassment. They’re being withdrawn from schools now. In O’Yes, he’s owing them salary.
You don’t know government by slogans, it’s not by sloganeering. But the reality is that, at times, one cannot really run away from the reality of the level of the governor’s education.
A good and effective governor must focus on developmental issues. You must be driven by developmental issues, developing human capacity, the people’s capacity and not by misapplying people’s money. Can you image a governor sewing school uniform for N14bn, depriving the small traders, the clothes sellers on the street, depriving tailors on the streets? He’s taken food from one million osun indigenous, men and women. These are people who voted for him. All because you wanted to siphon money. All these things have made him to fail. He came to Lagos Airport Hotel to showcase osun Airport, spending about N4bn, but nothing on the ground to show for it.
source http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/20-days-: