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Sunday, 22 January 2017

BUHARI'S SOCIAL INVESTMENT PROGRAMMES IN TOP GEAR ACROSS THE NATION

*MORE STATES RECEIVE FUNDING FOR HOMEGROWN SCHOOL FEEDING 
*PAYMENT OF N-POWER BENEFICIARIES IN VARYING STAGES OF PROGRESS IN 34 STATES
*PAYMENTS OF CONDITIONAL CASH TRANSFER IN PILOT STATES CONTINUE



As the Buhari administration proceeds with the implementation of its Social Investment Programmes, the Federal Government has now released over N375 million this year to feed almost 700,000 primary school pupils in 5 states, while virtually all States of the federation, except two, are now being processed for the payment of N30,000 monthly Stipends to 200,000 graduates, the N-Power Beneficiaries.

Giving a Media Update in Abuja on Sunday, the Senior Special Assistant on Media & Publicity to the President, Office of the Vice President, Mr. Laolu Akande said the Buhari Social Investment Programmes, SIP, are proceeding at different stages of implementation.

According to him, regarding the Homegrown School Feeding Programme, the Federal Government last week released money for this year, to the States of Anambra, Ogun, Oyo, Osun and Ebonyi to cover the feeding for 10 school days.

Friday, 9 December 2016

Biafra Agitation: The Dimension Of The Argument

I have been prompted to express my thoughts on the Biafra agitation by the dimension the argument has taken, especially where spin-doctors who are known agents of divide-and-rule have gone back to their usual work of dividing the indigenous people of Biafra. The major aim of these divide-and-rule elements who tend to cry more than the bereaved is to use the instrumentality of the media to tag the Biafra agitation an Igbo “affair”. The irony of the debate is that majority of those divide-and-rule advocates who have sworn to keep inciting Biafrans against each other are non-Biafrans. I think the future or restoration of Biafra should strictly be left for indigenous people of Biafra to decide.

Tuesday, 19 April 2016

Re: Tinubu’s unfinished business

PAUL Joseph Goebbels (29 October 1897 – 1 May 1945) was Adolf Hitler’s Propaganda Minister in Nazi Germany. He also served as Chancellor for one day, following Hitler’s death. He was known for his zealous and energetic oratory and virulent anti-Semitism. One of his famous quotes is that if you repeat a lie often it becomes the truth and if you tell a lie so big enough people would start to believe it. 

That came rushing in my memory as I read Ochereome Nnanna ‘s “Bola Tinubu’s unfinished business” (Vanguard, April 4, 2016) where he repeated the untruth that has been told against the memory of the late Afenifere Leader, Senator Abraham Adesanya in the years after his demise. He wrote and I quote:”One of Tinubu’s rare acts of political vision was his refusal to join the other five AD Governors of the South West under the directive of Afenifere, to support former President Olusegun Obasanjo for a second term in office.  Incidentally, all the governors who took Obasanjo’s poisoned bait – Lam Adesina of Oyo, Bisi Akande of Osun, Niyi Adebayo of Ekiti, Adebayo Adefarati of Ondo State and Olusegun Osoba of Ogun State – lost their states to Obasanjo’s PDP, with Tinubu (who had formed his own political party, the Action Congress) the last man standing. Not only did the Afenifere-propelled AD governors lose, the Afenifere itself, which Tinubu had distanced himself from because of their hobnobs with Obasanjo – collapsed as a political force” 

Friday, 15 May 2015

Fundamental Flaw Of Nigeria Structure

The current structure of Nigeria and the thinking that led to it is fundamentally flawed. The crude thinking was to bring "development" to the grassroots under a feeding bottle formula from the center - Abuja (or Lagos before then). So people (politicians) were complaining that "when money gets to Ibadan it is spent in Ibadan (by Ibadan people) and does not reach Oshogbo". Solution: give them Osun State so that money can go to Oshogbo. When money gets to Enugu it is spent by the Nike people. Solution: give them Ebonyi and Anambra so that development can reach there under the same feeding bottle formula.

Thursday, 21 August 2014

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN APC AND PDP

Although Nuhu Ribadu while porting to the Ruling Peoples Democratc Party said there are no diffrence between the Opposition All Progressive Congress, APC, and his new  rulling party, PDP, but we can actually pick the diffrences between the two.

1. There are only 2 states in Nigeria running Free Education from Primary school to the University (Kano and Imo) APC controlled States

2. There are only two states giving the masses poor masses alternative means of Transportation MONORAIL 1st in Nigeria Electric driven Train Lagos by Fashola and River by Ameachi Controlled by APC.

Sunday, 6 July 2014

Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu: All we wanted was for the man to be dead

“Men make their own history, but they do not make it as they please; they do not make it under self-selected circumstances, but under circumstances existing already, given and transmitted from the past…” Karl Marx

Good people are hard to come by. The uncomfortable truth is that this world despises good people. Human beings have a natural instinct to either extinguish the spatter of lights that dot the almost tangible darkness around us, or cover it up. We are quick to kill the better people in our society or to drag them down into the mud with us. We are uncomfortable with the notion that some people can be good while we swim in our filth. We resent the notion of such arrogance. We don’t understand it, so we destroy it.

Abel, Noah, Lot, Jesus, Mohammed. Just a few names of men people either tried to kill or did kill for the simple fact that they we were better than the rest. In Jesus’ case, we even went as far as to accept the likelihood of a curse. It didn’t matter. All we wanted was for the man to be dead. The world hates good guys.

Thursday, 3 July 2014

State creation divides delegates; Senate confirms Shekarau, Adeyeye others, as ministers

The clamour for state creation pitted delegates against one another at the ongoing National Conference in Abuja. Intensive debate on Wednesday greeted the Report of the National Conference Committee on Political Restructuring and Forms of Government, presented to the Conference on Tuesday by the Committee’s co-chairmen, General Ike Nwachukwu and Hon Mohammed Kumalia.

Although the Committee’s recommendations are yet to be adopted by the Conference, high on the list is the creation of additional state for the South East geo-political zone, to place it on the same level with other zones.

Some delegates claimed that it was wrong for the Committee on Political Restructuring and Forms of Government to have recommended for the creation of one state for the South-East alone without anything for the other zones.

Tuesday, 24 June 2014

Details: Why Fayemi and APC Lost Ekiti – by an Ekitian, Tosin Awotesu

I have read a number of commentary regarding the Ekiti gubernatorial election which saw Ayo Fayose emerge as the newly elected Governor of Ekiti State with a landslide victory. I have read people accuse the PDP of rigging the election, an accusation mainly coming from people who do not live in Ekiti and were nowhere near Ekiti during the election. Some have not even been to Ekiti before! Yet, the participants, the people of Ekiti, and those present have all come out to say the elections were free and fair. So, what do these people know, the entire people of Ekiti, Fayemi, Opeyemi Bamidele and election observers do not know? Why trying to heat up the polity again? I believe some of these people may enjoy the shedding of innocent blood to satisfy their sick minds!

Friday, 13 June 2014

Ekiti 2014: Nigerian military orders shoot at sight

The Nigerian military has ordered soldiers to shoot “whosoever is caught with any offensive weapons” in the buildup to the June 21 gubernatorial election in Ekiti State. This is as the military announced that it arrested three persons with a truck laden with out-dated election materials on Thursday in the state.

The run-up to the election has been characterised by violent clashes with the major political parties pointing accusing fingers at one another. Matters got to a head last Sunday when mobile police officers shot at the governor of the state, Kayode Fayemi, and his supporters during a rally in the state capital, Ado-Ekiti.

Nigerian Soldiers Arrest Three With Truck Loads Of Ekiti Election Materials

Nigerian soldiers on Thursday arrested three men conveying a truck load of election materials meant for the gubernatorial elections in Ekiti State. NAN reports that the men were arrested at Itawure Junction near Efon-Alaye, in Efon Local Government Area of the State.
Brigade Commander, 32 Artillery Brigade, Akure, Brig.-Gen. Aliyu Momoh made the disclosure on Thursday night at media briefing. He said his men, at a checkpoint in Itawure, stopped the men who could not provide satisfactory answers to questions posed to them by the soldiers.

The arrested men were Olufemi Ose, Segun Akanbi and Biodun Erinfolami. NAN reports that the men were said to be driving a Mercedes Benz truck marked Lagos APP 952 XL which has the inscription of Adewole F Odunayo Enterprises on its sides.

Materials found in the vehicle included ballot papers, rubber stamps, ink pads, reflective jackets bearing Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

Sunday, 8 June 2014

One Died as Police Attack Governor Fayemi And Senator Ojudu During APC Rally In Ado Ekiti (+ Photos)

A street rally in Ado-Ekiti, the Ekiti state capital, led by Senator Babafemi Ojudu to drum up support for the re-election of Governor Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti State turned bloody on Sunday as a contingent of the Nigeria anti-riot police led by their commander in the state, Selenkere Michael, an indigene of Bayelsa State, pounced on the APC members, tear-gassing and shooting at them. 

According to reports, the carnival-like street rally went on peacefully until the police unleashed a volley of teargas canisters and later used live bullets that killed a party member. 

A few minutes after the attack, the state governor, Kayode Fayemi arrived the scene of the attack to ascertain what happened, the rampaging policemen did not spare him, he was tear-gassed while some members of his security detail and the commissioner for integration in Ekiti State, Niyi Afuye, were arrested and taken away from the scene.

Saturday, 7 June 2014

Ekiti, Osun Elections: What Adesiyan, Obanikoro should do by Gaius Nosa

As the Governorship Elections of both Ekiti and Osun states are at the corner, the two seemly concerned ministers in charge of security in the President Jonathan administration as been implored to act according to what will please God and not their political godfathers as the later may be the beginning of their destruction.

According to Gaius Nosa "As June 21 and August 9 governorship elections in Ekiti and Osun states draw nearer, I implore these two ministers (Jelili Adesiyan and Musiliu Obanikoro) in charge of the nation security to have the fear of Allah which is the beginning of wisdom neither than having the fear of their godfathers which will be the beginning of destruction."

Egbe Omo Yoruba Calls For Election Integrity In Ekiti, Osun

A North America-based group, Egbe Omo Yoruba in North America (EOYNA) has urged stakeholders in Ekiti and Osun states to ensure free and fair elections in the forthcoming governorship elections in the states.

In a statement signed by its National President, Agbaakin Bolu Omodele, the group urged the people of the two states to reflect on the past experiences of the region and learn from them.

“Egbe Omo Yoruba inNorth America is calling on all stakeholders, governments at all levels, the electorate, security forces, political parties and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to join hands and ensure we have a free and fair election and promote democratic ethos.

Sunday, 1 June 2014

President Jonathan performs below expectations; security agencies underrat Boko Haram – Obasanjo

After weeks of what appeared to be an undeclared truce, former President Olusegun Obasanjo continued his verbal assault on President Goodluck Jonathan and his government, when he admitted in an interview aired on the Bloomberg Television Africa that he was disappointed in the government, noting that the president had not performed to his expectation.

Chief Obasanjo, who fielded questions from Ijeoma Ndukwe, did not hide his disavowal of the government, especially the lackadaisical manner, he believed President Jonathan handled the Boko Haram issue. According to him, he had made intervention three years ago by visiting Borno State shortly after the sect bombed the United Nations building in Abuja, which he said was rebuffed by the government. He stated that if the government had acted on his recommendations, the Boko Haram menace would have ended.

Tuesday, 22 April 2014

Sambo The Rambo By Fola Ojo

In 1982 was an action powerhouse movie called RAMBO which starred Sylvester Stallone as a Vietnam veteran who used his advanced military techniques, machine guns and bare hands to fight off the entire police force of a few towns. RAMBO turned these towns into warfronts with his armaments. In Nigeria, there is now our own RAMBO in Vice-President, Namadi Sambo who has promised that Osun and Ekiti states will be warfronts in the coming gubernatorial elections. This time, he seems to be promising us; it will not be a movie!

What is making this threat more unsettling is the optics of several incidents we now see in the aftermath of the statement. A couple of days after the utterance, we saw Ayo Fayose, the Ekiti ambassador in the state Governorship election cladded in a bullet-proof vest during a campaign event. That confirms that some kind of war is looming in that state. Musiliu Obanikoro, Minister of State of Defense mobilized men in army uniform to the site of the Ondo bye-election that was just concluded. The location was filled with pandemonium and violence and INEC indicted him.

Thursday, 10 April 2014

15 States, Include Osun and Ekiti Are Most Prone To Electoral Violence by 2015 General Elections

A non-governmental organisation CLEEN Foundation has revealed through its research that 15 states in Nigeria may be destabilised by electoral violence during the 2015 general elections.


The organisation made the revelations in Abuja on April 9, 2014, Wednesday, while presenting the report titled 'Third Security Threat Assessment'. The NGO, which promotes public safety, security, and access to justice, warned of high security risks in the spotted areas during the 2015 general elections.

According to CLEEN Foundation, the states to watch out for as 'most volatile' are: Adamawa, Benue, Borno, Ebonyi, Ekiti, Enugu, Imo, Kaduna, Nasarawa, Osun, Plateau, Rivers, Taraba, Yobe and Zamfara.

Thursday, 13 March 2014

Ekiti / Osun Governorship Polls: INEC Guidelines for Transfer of Registered Voters

Ahead of the Ekiti and Osun states governorship polls, the Independent National Electoral Commission has made available the guidelines for transfer registered voters.
Here are the INEC procedures and guidelines for transfer of registered voters!
Introduction:-
A Nigerian has the right to live in any part of the country. An important part of voter registration is that an eligible person is advised to register at a centre nearest to him or her within the Ward  in which he or she resides. This is to make it easy for the voter to access the polling unit and vote on election day.
However, a person who relocated to another place, outside the constituency in which he registered cannot vote in his new location unless he transfers his registration. Section 13 of the Electoral Act 2010 as Amended provides for Transfer of Registered Voters.

Saturday, 8 February 2014

SATIRE: IYIOLA OMISORE’S SPEECH AT LAUNCHING OF HIS GOVERNORSHIP CAMPAIGN – By Ibrahim Lawal

BEING A TEXT OF ‘SIN-ACTOR’ IYIOLA OMISORE’S ADDRESS TO PARTY ‘FAITH-FOOLS’, TOUTS AND HANGERS-ON(APOLOGIES, PROFESSIONAL ENFORCERS AND EXPECTANT JOBBERS) ON THE OCCASION OF CONSECRATION AS A PDP GOVERNOR-IN-WAITING, TODAY 8TH FEBRUARY, 2014

My dear people of Osun State, (I refuse to accept the re-naming of the state, remembering the good old days at Ada Golf Course and other interesting spots of leisure when we held the levers of power), I salute your sense of forbearance under this tyrannical government that continues to ensure that only those who work eat. I do not know the point these Lagos importees are making by insisting on seeing every child in school and promoting poverty in the state by feeding them once in a day. Are food vendors going to starve to death? Where do they want the farmers to get farm hands? What a wicked policy!
My good people, I need to re-introduce myself loudly as the activities of these noise makers have almost confined us, the real action men and women, to undeserved obscurity. I remain Christopher Iyiola Omisore, born over 57 years ago to a family upgraded to royalty recently. I am desperately working towards reclaiming what should have been mine at a time when most of those in government were nowhere to be found. I was a contractor during the military regime. I should not restate the fact that I wielded significant financial clout to get anything I wanted. It was a sign of humility and magnanimity on my part that I accepted to be Deputy Governor to that old man, Bisi Akande, who had nothing to show, materially, for his many years in politics.
I fought him to a standstill when he wanted to infect me with his poverty. I destroyed his philosophy of being poor as a public servant. When his late mentor and he wanted to prove stubborn, displaying some old tactics of the First Republic, I scattered their base. His mentor could not survive the modern war stratagems. He refused to learn from the mistakes of Chief Obafemi Awolowo who elected to fight the federal might. He was lucky to have gotten away with a jail sentence, ordinary 10 years out of which 4 was spent. In his own case, he was unlucky for his act of indiscretion; he paid with his life. Some funny people depended on the rule of law. We showed that “power pass power”. Judicial officers who misbehaved by ensuring that I came from prison for the murder trial were dealt with. The court pronounced that those who died killed themselves! I will not entertain any further question on that minor incident. Let somebody shout ‘power’!
As I was saying, the governorship seat had been reserved for me until that incident. The powers in Abuja became jittery. They did not want to risk a military coup that would sweep all of them away. When the political atmosphere in Osun became too tense, they begged me to take a senatorial slot. As a very humble man, I willingly accepted. And what further way do I need to explain to you the stuff of which I am made? I defeated other candidates from the prison, an unprecedented feat you will agree. I received overwhelming votes, even from Esa Oke, Bola Ige’s hometown.
In appreciation of the good fortune which I brought to our great party and my position as an uncommon intellectual, I was made the Chairman of the Appropriation Committee. You know what that means! I also served on other committees such as Aviation and Culture and Tourism. The Ibadan people were unable to showcase the talent of late Lamidi Adedibu outside Oyo State. I represented Osun at the national level.
I was coasting home to victory when one judge, not Chief Bode George, our amiable, sparkling clean leader sent to jail by another APC inspired judge, but one poverty-stricken judicial officer whom we ensured retired with nothing, decided to cancel election results in 10 local governments and gave our mandate to that Islamic fundamentalist. All of us are now suffering from this injustice. Go to Ada Golf Course. It is like a ghost town now. This bush man you call your governor cannot even play Table Tennis, let alone golf.
Ask government accredited caterers. As for you hard guys, how many of you have been receiving protection money from all these shops and other business concerns in Osogbo and its environs? An ordinary police constable can arrest and detain you when in the time past you held meetings with Area Commanders and the Commissioner of Police. “Igba otun npada bo. Ki e stand well well. It will be fire for fire.” There is no Salami to give them our mandate this time around. You must do everything to send them back to where they belong. They will meet us in court this time. Did you see the case of Chief Bode George? It is a foretaste of what is to come.
We were already preparing for our inauguration when the unexpected happened. That God-forsaken judge shattered our dream. He gave our birthright to the invaders from Lagos. Justice Naron, that born-again Christian, had kept to his promise. These agents of confusion wrote a petition against him. They removed him from office. We settled him sha. That Aregbe truncated the already sealed arrangement. We will be ready to forestall any reoccurrence of such misstep. We now have experienced lawyers who are knowledgeable in the art of settlement. The judiciary is firmly in our grips. Any judge who tries to have a different idea will be given the Salami treatment. We have the means and the will to do so.
I would have dealt, mercilessly, with all those who stood in our way. We are good at these things. That cantankerous Ijesha boy was jumping from one place to the other calling us names. He told the people, especially those you kept as clients, that he would render you useless if he became the governor. Has he not done so now? We have to come together again to bring back the good old times. Those in Abuja have promised that money will not be a problem. We will have tonnes of it. It was done in Ondo State. We will repeat same here. We have waited long enough.
I am not familiar with this type of campaign. As I said the last time I participated in a thing like this, I was within the walls of Agodi prison, Ibadan on the vexatious charge of murdering someone who chose to stand in front of a moving train. I won because the good people of the state knew I was the rightful heir to the throne at Oke Fia. I settled for something less, even though somewhat profitable. I have come to fulfil my destiny now. I need your unflinching support to realise this ambition. Won a gba! It is needless to disturb you with what they call manifesto. Power answereth all things. But it suffices to let the doubting Thomases who have been hoodwinked by Aregbe and his propagandists know that we intend to surpass whatever little achievements they cling to and do more. We already have alternatives to all the programmes they use to deceive the people.
OYES
This man called Aregbe has succeeded in re-introducing slave trade through the back door and our people are falling for this pernicious practice. Imagine the disgrace called OYES! He claimed that 20,000 unfortunate indigenes were employed as labourers engaged in public works and environmental sanitation. Each of them is paid N10,000. Oyinlola’s boys spent twice that amount to play golf in a day. I spend times ten of that on a modest room in Nicon Noga Hilton Hotel. I will employ 300,000 youths within 10 days of assumption of office. I will pay each of them N75,000. Osun is clean enough. They will stop clearing roads and drainages. They should be gainfully employed in other areas. Intelligence gathering is one key area. We shall forestall the Boko Haram phenomenon in our state by deploying all of them to the nooks and crannies of the state. Motor parks, beer and paraga joints and all the hide outs of you progressive forces will be officially recognised.
The government at the centre will be more than willing to assist our truly progressive government because that is the only way to keep these fake people away. They will increase our allocation and once we heighten political tension, security votes will be jerked up. We will export our expertise to other states next year. The government at the centre needs to complement the efforts of those undergoing training to teach dissenters and trouble makers some lessons. Our new outfit will be christened Osun Stand Well Well Force.
O’SCHOOLS
Of all the reasons for the current noise-making in the state, the most annoying is the pretence that this government is doing anything in the educational sector. Many local farmers are groaning under the heavy burden of farm work. Their children are now in school. This useless governor is feeding them once in a day. He wants the farmers to remain poor. He claims he is alleviating poverty. Many people are now complaining about the prohibitive costs of farm produce. Ko si agbe mo ni oko. He is even distributing one tablet called Opon Imo to all students. Book sellers are complaining bitterly. He wants to destroy the business climate in Osun before returning to Lagos. We will not allow him.
Contractors have never had it this bad. Our standard public works should be for six months so that we can capture them in the budget for another year. This fundamentalist is erecting structures that will last another fifty years like Awolowo. Contractors in the state are now bankrupt. We will stop the construction of new schools henceforth. What schools sef? Do we really need many schools? They claim to be Awoists but are working assiduously to obliterate the works of the man. Why build new schools? Some sensible governors are organising mass marriage ceremonies for their indigenes. This religious fanatic will not follow that useful path. He wants to be seen as the visionary political office holders. Let him retain that trophy for as long as he stays out of our way.
He claims to be a democrat. Democracy is about choice. Why is he not allowing our children to choose between going to school and staying at home to assist their parents? Why must every child be in school against their will? Artisans are complaining bitterly today. There are no apprentices to be trained. Who will fix your tyres when they suddenly go flat on the road? Where are the mechanics now? Who will assist you in shops and homes? I pity these state very much.
He has worked against the interests of genuine businessmen and women. He claims to be an Ijesha man. His religious fanaticism will not allow him to invest in Ilesha Brewery. He prefers Nasmalt as a fundamentalist. NURTW is smarting for a fight now. They were accustomed to receiving buses and cars as their own share of the cake. They constitute an effective source of enforcing restraint on the recalcitrant members of opposition. Even members of his cabinet are groaning silently. Just take a look at them. Do they look like well fed politicians? The so called commissioners dress like band boys to the Fuji musicians who entertain politicians at rallies. He has not allowed them to flourish. He wants to turn them to Teblik like himself. We will change this nonsense.
O’MEAL
This is another means of deceiving the people and spoiling the children of the poor. They will become uncontrollable soon when they will start to demand balanced diets from their impoverished parents. Was this part of his party manifesto that children would be fed with eggs, meat, rice and other expensive delicacies? O ti ba awon omo je. He don spoil dem finish. Omo kekere kin jeyin. It is against our custom to feed children with eggs. They will become insatiable and selfish. The EFCC should invite this fundamentalist for interrogation. He is attempting to lay the foundation for future aberrant behaviour. A stitch in time saves more than nine.
He also discriminates against other students on account of age. Is it a sin to grow old? This policy will create chaos and disaffection among our children once united by hunger. Aregbe is breaching the constitution of the country. Some people are of the belief that any child fed free of charge cannot make it in life. Ohun ti a ko je iya fun ko nipe. He wants the children to become complacent and indolent. A ko ni gba fun. I will cancel the programme immediately I am sworn in and will invite prominent clerics to come and exorcise the witchcraft and bad luck that this Ijesha man has imposed on our children. Have you seen any Ijesha person doing anything altruistically? Is it for nothing that he is bribing the farmers with money and land to produce food for his experiment? Eyin enia, e wake up! He will initiate your children into Oranmiyan cult. I am an Ife indigene and a good Christian at that. Who should be dragging our people to the ancestral past? An Ijesha or an Ife original? Emi ti di opo Jesu mu. I stand on the promises of Jesus Christ. I am an Israelite by faith.
INFRASTRUCTURE
This man has been wasting scarce resources to construct new roads and repair the existing ones. Were the people walking in the jungle before he came? His arrogance is too much. Because he worked in Lagos for eight years as commissioner, he wants to turn the whole state into a vast building site. If all the roads are good, what will happen to the members of ACOMORAN, Okada riders? This man is too wicked. Ko sun, ko tun je ki eni ti oni ile sun. Very cantankerous and vain.
To support my claim that he is wicked, why on earth will a caring governor invite old men and women to commit suicide through road walk? Eniti o ba fe dagba, ki ndagba ribo ribo. He is asking them to walk to stay healthy. The stingy fellow is not distributing money to them. The little food in their system will be burned for nothing. They will have no energy left to work on farm and their children have been snatched away from them to school. What have they done to deserve this punishment? Are they boxers? Are they footballers? I will order the arrest of anyone who tries to walk when I assume power. He is a bush man.
He has brought us down in the estimation of right thinking people. We, who were known for action on all fronts, are now quiet like “born-again” religionists. He even has the temerity to re-brand us as Ipinle Omoluabi, proclaiming us as Muguns, when we are known for action. We will raise the tempo of activities. He will run back to Lagos that is accommodating. Our people will see action. I am ready, with your support, to make things happen again in our state. This place is too quiet. Can you now see that the story is the same in all the states controlled by them? Oyo, Ogun, Lagos, Ekiti, Osun and Edo states are too quiet. Omo Akin ni wa. Let us live up to our reputation.
We must be ready and willing to confront this man who has kept us out of business for too long. We must regain power. This state is too quiet. Let us make some noise. Let someone shout “power”. Aregbe does not seem to appreciate the enormity of the political problems he is facing. He thinks that joining this new party of the political hustlers who chopped with us when the going was good will save him. Our indefatigable leader in the South West, Alhaji Costly, Buruji Kashamu, Oba lola, Ile Eru, has declared a total war on Aregbe and his Lagos mentor. Our leader understands the level; he is a street-wise maestro.
We want to assure him that we “stand well well”. We will complement his efforts effectively. Many of our operatives have been redundant for too long. They are itching for action. No shaking at all. Let me warn all those who may be wallowing in the illusion engendered by an atmosphere of pervading peace that they should be expecting from us. Omo Akin ni wa. A ko ni se ojo. Osun State is the source. We cannot allow anyone who does not know how to enjoy life spoil our joy.
Let someone shout power again.