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Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by deomelo: 8:56am On Jan 04, 2018 |
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Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by deomelo: 8:58am On Jan 04, 2018 |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by deomelo: 8:59am On Jan 04, 2018 |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by deomelo: 9:02am On Jan 04, 2018 |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by deomelo: 9:20am On Jan 04, 2018 |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by deomelo: 9:23am On Jan 04, 2018 |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by deomelo: 9:24am On Jan 04, 2018 |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by omoelerin1: 10:08am On Jan 04, 2018 |
uglyafonja:You need to improve on your grammar. Come and attend tutorial classes in South west. Your English is too poor. 1 Like |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by deomelo: 10:20am On Jan 04, 2018 |
omoelerin1: Village square educatuion is bad education.. 2 Likes |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by mrhowoto: 10:22am On Jan 04, 2018 |
omoelerin1:Yes o his English is poor but he comes 1st or at least 7th in class while you score 29th or 35th position in class. Even an almajiri performs better than you in school. |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by mrhowoto: 10:24am On Jan 04, 2018 |
deomelo:That product of village square education will soon buy your father's house and all you can do is to come online and be raining abuses. Afonja goats. 1 Like |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by Geniro: 10:27am On Jan 04, 2018 |
engrchykae: Then Aresa, Aresa, Ekoile, deomelo and iblawi will bore us with silly pictures taken from different angles to support the vile claim. LMAO. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by omoelerin1: 11:00am On Jan 04, 2018 |
mrhowoto:Oh! I see. I blame the teacher/examiner that scored him 1st and/or 7th position in class. That's what should be expected in a school where a totally blind person leads the partially blind. 3 Likes |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by dealslip(f): 11:57am On Jan 04, 2018 |
hornyofife:How do we know this ain't Ebony State. |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by daveP(m): 12:54pm On Jan 04, 2018 |
Afrojuju2017:Nawa o. whatever he is, does he ever state the fact that osun is one of the worst when it comes to worker and igr? So osun beats akwa ibom, ondo, imo, delta?(my assumption is lagos is the 1st). Why hold onto wealth when the labourers are weeping, suffering. Reality negates this result i must say. I have relatives that joined assoc, forced to do nairabet, other odd ways to get cash for upkeep of family, etc cos of salary payment issues. Thats communism to me if the report is actually true. Else, propaganda!!(osun try sef as dey no comit suicide like kogi). Believing all these analysis that negates reality is a national problem. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by engrchykae(m): 1:04pm On Jan 04, 2018 |
Geniro:lies and hypocrisy seem to be the national sport of these people. Maybe WEALTH OR BEING WEALTHY HAS A DIFFERENT MEANING IN OSUN STATE 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by Zukerberg: 4:57pm On Jan 04, 2018 |
engrchykae: Daftness really has no colour 1 Like |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by bloodmoneyspita: 5:04pm On Jan 04, 2018 |
hahahahha hahaha |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by busayo2uk: 5:05pm On Jan 04, 2018 |
uglyafonja: When we are talking about Misery index, you are talking about flyover, hotels, bridges,etc, is that the measure of standard of living? Fool. We are talking about ease of living, security, absence of kidnapping or Herdsmen. People in Osun can sleep and close their eyes. How many killings did you hear in Osun in the recent time. Those are the factors taken into consideration and not your Hotel and Bridges. |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by GuidoVanRossum: 7:49pm On Jan 04, 2018 |
ArcFresky: The ultra modern markets actually make the state look neat. You don't use them so you won't know the value. Ask those who sell in the market and they will tell you they enjoy using them. The dome is another project that you might not like, but if you find such edifice in other states or even nation you will hail it as development. Okay let's talk about the heath sector. The mother and Child alone is a very good initiative as it brought good health closer to poor people at a really subsidised price. A lot of children birthed during his regime had modern treatments (including their mothers) even in the rural areas at zero cost to the parents. Transportation policy of ondo state is one of the best in the country. It's only in Akure that you will see people waiting to sit at the back even when the front seat is vacant because of the comfort. Do you realise that the school free shuttle made life easier for students in his era? What about the mega schools? The medical university? A significant amount of roads that led to rural areas were rehabilitated. This osun state you are talking about now, a lot of residence of owena( ilesha) will rather send their children to schools in igbara (a smaller rural setting than owena) or private schools than attend schools in their place because of the development in ondo schools compare to osun. Mind you, I'm not from ondo state. I only came to school here. I also relate with the poor masses than you do because of the kind of business I do. Some of the best schools in ondo state ( in terms of performance) are government owned ( I was private home tutor for variety of students). Osun can not catch up with ondo yet in terms of development. Talking about agriculture, his agricultural policies made a lot of persons millionaire (some of who I know). Mimiko is still the best Ondo state governor I know. Although, I think Ondo state have been lucky with leadership since 1999. Unlike my state (until oshiomole came in). |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by Afrojuju2017(m): 8:35pm On Jan 04, 2018 |
daveP: There are real problems in Osun. There is also real progress in the face of these human problems. These issues of wages need only one solution which the likes of Lagos did and now Kaduna is addressing the hard way while facing stiff opposition - reduce the size of the labour force it's simple but the political consequences of such action is too damming for many governors to take. Aregbesola has done rather well in the areas of quantifiable quality reliable infrastructure which would place osun at an advantage as Nigeria progresses towards the agricultural revolution and industrial growth like no other state, only ogun Lagos Kaduna kebbi Adamawa Nasarawa and a few others seem.to be gearing up for this |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by Afrojuju2017(m): 8:37pm On Jan 04, 2018 |
seguno2: Oyinlola and Baba Akande never ventured out to involve in grand capital projects and lofty dreams like Aregbesola |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by manmidtexy(m): 10:52pm On Jan 04, 2018 |
This News Post is politically motivated to distract innocent and pity Failed Aregbesola and APC. They already lose to PDP. Adeleke's senatorial victory is already a signal. 1 Like |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by MrMaestro: 1:20am On Jan 05, 2018 |
I'm so glad deomelo crushed the ignoramuses with multiple consistent statistics confirming this report as fact. Logic and reasoning will always trump emotion and sentiment of those files with hate. Keep up the good work man. Omoluabis are pros of you. |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by deomelo: 1:55am On Jan 05, 2018 |
daveP: Osun records increased IGR in 2016 Ogbeni ipob, try not to talk about what you actually know nothing about. Osun state's IGR actually increased by a healthy 10%. Have you asked yourself the positive side effects of Aregbe's infrastructure spending and school feeding programs? 1. The hundreds of billions he spent on infrastructures remains within the state's economy, it's in the hands of banks and they are loaning that money out of business to keep the economy going, it's in the hands of site engineers, painters, bricklayers, plumbers, tilers, roofers, electricians, architects, lawyers, accountants, food vendors and they are all paying rents with that money, they are paying school fees, they are paying for transportation and so on. This is how you reduce poverty and improve quality of life and this is what Aregbe states all the time so this report should surprise you. 2. School feeding program feeds thousands of school children 5 days a week and feeding such a large number of school kids every day means you have to come up with tons of food produce and meats every day and 5 times a week. It means jobs for hundreds if not thousands of farmers to produce the food materials consistently every day and also get paid for their farm produce and supplies, meaning they have money to re-invest in their farms, pay their own bills and other people are getting paid too, like transporters and commercial vehicles transporting the goods from farms to warehouse, and kitchens. 3. They also have hundreds of cooks and servers to cook and serve the food and they are also getting paid to pay their bills, feed their families, pay their rent and so on. This is how you keep people employed, improve quality of life and eradicate poverty. Aregbesola fights poverty with O’Meals Programme These positive results are not propaganda, they are not abracadabra magic, they are positive reflections of well thought out programs and policies to achieve certain goals and the same results these agencies and institutions are talking about. This is not rocket science. 2 Likes |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by ArcFresky(m): 12:51pm On Jan 05, 2018 |
GuidoVanRossum: I am not saying Mr . Mimiko was a bad governor. But why build an edifice when you are owing civil servants salary? Ultra modern marketsbare good, but at what cost to the market men and women? Was the allocation of spaces properly handled? Are you privy to the details of sale or lease of these stalls? Sometimes, some some projects just bring hardship to the people, if you dig deeper you find out market women pay huge sums. Whats is even ultramodern in stalls and lockup shops? have u ever been really hungry and noticed a beautiful market? Even in the uk, markets are in dermacated areas, grounds covered with asphalts and stalls built, easy.... You shoukdnt even compare Ondo and Osun, because of the available manpower and resources available to them. Please undertand my point, I am not against governmental policies, but am against wasteful spending, against elitist project that have little or no effect on the people. Against aesthetics that can't reduce hunger, have u ever been really hungry and noticed a beautiful market? |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by AcMilano1(m): 12:54pm On Jan 05, 2018 |
uglyafonja:rubbish any waec indices in Nigeria is rubbish you can't even deny south east and south south are the bedrock of exam malpractice thank God for nysc during my service year in imo state I witnessed a lot, so shut the Bleep up 1 Like |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by GuidoVanRossum: 9:10pm On Jan 05, 2018 |
ArcFresky: I understand your point though. It's like saying Fasola did well in Lagos. But most of the projects were overpriced. As regard owing state workers, he has it very bad in that wise. As a labour man (that's where in stayed for the most part of his governorship.), he is supposed to put workers dividends first. However, he tried as regard capital expenditures. |
Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by cjrane: 2:58am On Apr 06, 2018 |
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Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by cjrane: 3:00am On Apr 06, 2018 |
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Re: Osun Is Second Wealthiest State In Nigeria - Financial Derivatives Company by cjrane: 3:04am On Apr 06, 2018 |
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