I wonder how people can easily forget what Kwarans went through under the previous administration and still romanticise going back. I don’t know whether it’s selective memory or simply refusing to acknowledge reality, but anyone paying attention must have seen the changes..
There was a time during PDP govt that our teachers were not paid their salaries as at when due in Kwara state.
We can't go back guys!
We must move forward to ensure this kind of posts continue to dominate our headlines instead of teachers who lacks the will and courage to impact the right knowledge due to unpaid salaries.
#IwajuLaNlo
You would think the previous owners of Kwara prioritized any place outside Ilorin with the way these guys are going.
We from Kwara South weren't even considered for jobs and appointments.
They said “Ilorin lo kan” again o, lol. 🤣🤣🤣
The statement is wrong, both in context, and the actual essence of the phrase — “our turn” only means “we are not there currently”... or, maybe I'm the one who's deficient in Yorùbá understanding, lol. 😹
That's btw.
I love how you're exposing both parties.
We really have amnesia in Kwara State.
So now, because these other people have been out of office for 7 years, we've suddenly forgotten how terrible the lives of civil servants were during those periods. They're repackaging themselves to us, and we are rallying around them, lol.
Well. Before our people start describing me as a nuisance, I've reduced my political talks till post-elections, In shaaAllah.
APC supporters cannot keep defending a government whose visible impact seems concentrated in Ilorin while other cities across Kwara feel neglected. Does Kwara begin and end in Ilorin?
At the same time, PDP supporters on this timeline are acting like they have all the answers…
If you know... you know!!
Ilorin let's do it the way we ALWAYS DO IT: HISTORIC!! MASSIVE!!
BarryJhay dey come ilorin!
Mohammed Lexus dey come.
Pop your ticket NOW https://t.co/WxOBx1GsxA
@Reedonenullah I still never know, I’m a big fan of Engnr Kale and not a big fan of the previous administration, and I’m a big of AA and not big fan of Danladi 😂😂.
Let’s even assume the allocation is higher today. Have you considered the economic realities, inflation, exchange rate, cost of materials, projects and general cost of governance then and now? You can’t compare figures in naira without considering their purchasing power.