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Cherki! What a strike. That is exactly what a top player gives you. That is what you pay £115m for..
"This is why we can't have nice things." Caring more about an expensive price tag than actual performances on the pitch tells you everything you need to know. What an absolute clown.
Education cannot compensate for a lack of integrity. That is why a supposedly educated person will write such rubbish just to preserve his proximity to a terrible government.
You are entitled to your opinion, and I respect that. However, I believe we must be balanced in how we assess Ekiti's development.
Our state has an agro-allied airport, two federal universities, a federal polytechnic, a federal teaching hospital, state and private universities, and specialised schools. We also have enormous agricultural potential, tourism attractions such as Ikogosi Warm Springs and Arinta Waterfalls, and ongoing infrastructure projects.
Ekiti continues to make progress, with growing opportunities in education, agriculture, infrastructure and tourism. Like every developing state, there is always room to do more.
We should not criticise so much that we become blind to progress, nor celebrate so much that we overlook opportunities for improvement.
During my recent visit, I participated in the Ekiti at 30 Future Summit, engaged with young people and offered mentorship to the three winners of the Youth Essay Competition. Through Scholarships Cafe and the Muyiwa Igbalajobi Foundation, I continue to contribute to education, scholarship access, and youth development.
The next time you visit Ekiti, I encourage you to visit the university at Iyin-Ekiti and some of these development projects. More importantly, ask yourself: In what ways have you contributed to the development of Ekiti? Or is development solely the responsibility of the government?
I do not claim that Ekiti has arrived, but I believe its progress deserves recognition. Loving Ekiti means acknowledging achievements, sharing honest perspectives, and contributing to solutions.
Let us move beyond criticism to constructive engagement and meaningful contributions to the development of our state.
Dethrone this foolish King now before his congregation of morons becomes a full-blown terrorist organisation.
Never take seriously anyone who equates criticism with hatred. It's the ultimate refuge for the enemies of growth and development.
Some of you are even indigenes of Ekiti but have barely set foot in the state since birth, yet you are always eager to jump at every opportunity to run it down. You cannot genuinely wish for the progress of a place you constantly seek to ridicule.
It is perfectly fine to criticise, demand accountability and point out areas that need improvement. But let us be guided by facts, fairness and a genuine desire to see Ekiti move forward. We can disagree with those in government without being unfair to the state and its people.
Ekiti State: a state blessed with beautiful topography, lush year-round vegetation, and rich mineral resources, yet, much like Nigeria as a whole, plagued by abysmal leadership. I feel sad whenever I think about my state.
The sooner everyone comes to the realization that this Liverpool side is a mid-table team, managed by a mid-table coach and filled with mid-table players, the better.
