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Controversy Erupts: Netizens Express Outrage As Deji Adeyanju Crowns Akpabio, Mimiko, Wike, Kwankwaso Best Governors Of All Time, Leaving Out Chime, Fashola, Donald Duke, El-Rufai, Amaechi, Umahi
Controversy Erupts: Netizens Express Outrage As Deji Adeyanju Crowns Akpabio, Mimiko, Wike, Kwankwaso Best Governors Of All Time, Leaving Out Chime, Fashola, Donald Duke, El-Rufai, Amaechi, Umahi....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah
Political commentator Deji Adeyanju has sparked social media buzz by revealing his picks for the best Governors Nigeria has had since the inception of democracy in 1999. CONTINUE READING
Indeed, Nigeria has faced challenges with regard to good leadership, but it is important to acknowledge that certain State Governors, both past and present, have demonstrated exceptional leadership during their time in office.
While Nigeria’s overall political landscape may have been plagued with governance issues, some State Governors have stood out as shining examples of effective leadership.
A heated debate is currently taking over social media as Deji Adeyanju’s list of best governors sparks discussions. Through his Twitter handle, Deji named Akpabio, Mimiko, Wike, and Kwankwaso as the finest Governors ever produced in Nigeria, providing substantial statements to support his claims.
Tweeting, he claimed the current Senate President, Godswill Akpabio “did not only transform Akwa Ibom but changed the mindset of the people of the state.” CONTINUE READING
Indeed Akpabio touched every aspect of governance in Akwa Ibom from Infrastructural Development, Free and Quality Education, Healthcare Advancements, Empowerment Programs, Agricultural Development, Sports and Recreation, Industrialization, Urban Renewal, Peace and Security, Transparent Governance.
One of the wonders of Akpabio’s government
Adeyanju while commenting on the NNPP’s presidential candidate governance in Kano State, revealed “Kano people are not voting Kwankwaso for no reason, it’s because of generational investment in Education, health”.
Kwankwaso during his tenure as the governor of Kano State from 1999 to 2003 and later from 2011 to 2015 performed extraordinary.
Legacies of Kwankwaso;
- Education Reforms: Kwankwaso’s administration made significant strides in the education sector. He implemented various reforms to improve the quality of education, including the establishment of new schools, recruitment of teachers, and the renovation of existing educational facilities.
- Health Sector Development: Kwankwaso prioritized healthcare delivery in the state. He invested in upgrading healthcare facilities, providing medical equipment, and training medical personnel to enhance healthcare services for residents.
- Infrastructure Development: During his tenure, Kwankwaso focused on infrastructural development, including road construction and rehabilitation, which improved connectivity and accessibility in various parts of Kano State.
- Poverty Alleviation: The Kwankwaso administration introduced various poverty alleviation programs, including skill acquisition initiatives and small business support, to empower and uplift the living standards of the people.
- Agriculture and Rural Development: Kwankwaso’s government promoted agricultural development by providing farmers with access to inputs, credit facilities, and modern farming techniques to boost food production and improve the livelihood of rural communities.
- Water Supply: The administration worked on improving water supply in Kano State by rehabilitating water facilities and initiating new water projects to ensure access to clean and safe water for residents.
- Industrialization: Kwankwaso attracted investments and industrial projects to Kano State, creating employment opportunities and fostering economic growth in the state.
- Youth and Women Empowerment: His administration implemented programs aimed at empowering youth and women, providing them with training, skills, and resources to become self-reliant and economically independent.
- Urban Renewal: Kwankwaso embarked on an urban renewal program, which involved the beautification and development of cities in Kano State to enhance the living environment for residents.
- Peaceful Governance: Under his leadership, Kano State experienced relative peace and stability, providing an enabling environment for development and progress.
Activist Adeyanju revealed why he added the first Labour Party Governor, Mimiko to the latest, tweeting he wrote “was free education & health.”
Olusegun Mimiko, also known as Dr. Olusegun Mimiko, served two non-consecutive terms from 2009 to 2017. During his tenure, he implemented various projects and policies aimed at improving the welfare and development of Ondo State. Here are some of the notable achievements of Olusegun Mimiko as governor:
- Health Sector Reforms: One of Mimiko’s most significant achievements was the establishment of the Abiye Safe Motherhood program, also known as the “Mother and Child Hospitals.” These specialized medical facilities provided quality healthcare for pregnant women and children, reducing maternal and infant mortality rates in the state.
- Education Initiatives: Mimiko’s administration invested in the education sector by renovating and building schools, improving learning facilities, and providing free education for primary and secondary school students. The government also introduced the “Mimiko Mathematics Competition” to promote excellence in mathematics among students.
- Urban Renewal: The administration embarked on urban renewal projects in major cities like Akure, Ondo, and Ore, to improve infrastructure, beautify public spaces, and enhance the aesthetics of urban areas.
- Road Construction and Infrastructure Development: During his tenure, several road construction projects were initiated and completed, connecting previously isolated communities and boosting transportation within the state.
- Rural Development: Mimiko’s government focused on rural development, providing amenities and infrastructure in rural areas to improve living conditions and foster economic growth in those communities.
- Agricultural Initiatives: The administration implemented agricultural programs and provided support to farmers, encouraging agricultural development and food sufficiency in the state.
- Job Creation: Mimiko’s government created employment opportunities for youth through various initiatives, including skill acquisition programs and the establishment of the Ondo State Wealth Creation Agency.
- Security and Peace: Under Mimiko’s leadership, Ondo State experienced relative peace and stability, which was conducive to development and investment in the state.
- Women Empowerment: The administration prioritized women empowerment by promoting women’s rights and providing support for women-led businesses and cooperatives.
- Environmental Sustainability: Mimiko’s government focused on environmental conservation and sustainable development, implementing policies to protect natural resources and mitigate environmental challenges.
Lastly, Adeyanju stated his reason for adding the immediate past Governor of Rivers State Nyesom Wike was based on the large infrastructure he carried out in Rivers State “For Wike, it was all about infrastructure. My message to the new governors are that they should learn from the Kwankwaso, Akpabio of this world. Life is not all about answering the name governor.”
Bushradiogist’s report yesterday went viral as pictures of the NYSC orientation camp in Rivers warmed the hearts of many. Wike’s achievements as a State Governor are too numerous to mention, from his support to the law school to the construction of eleven flyovers in just four years, which still remains a mystery to many.
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Deji’s list of best governors has sparked dissatisfaction among netizens who are demanding the inclusion of Chime of Enugu, Fashola of Lagos, Donald Duke of Cross River, El-Rufai of Kaduna, Amaechi, and Umahi in the rankings. The debate on social media continues to intensify as users express their diverse opinions on the matter.
Take a look at some reactions below from tweeps;
Otunba-“Remove Mimiko please! He goofed at second term!.”
Joseph-“Then you have to do your research about Chibuike R Amaechi. Wike just used julius berger to build flyovers to syphon money. Amaechi remains tje best governor of Rivers since 1999. And in his time only Fashola comes close. Please give Amaechi his flowers.”
The Prince-“Fashola & Dave Umahi not on d list…….. Let me say in Abdullahi Adamu tone that your thread on Best GOV of all time, it’s just a mere rumour.”
Ella-“How would you do a best Gov thread and omit the actual Best Gov? Is Dave Umahi a Joke to you? Least allocation, highest infrastructure.”
Adeomoosun-“I don’t about Akpabio and kwankwaso I know about Mimiko but up till today someone could not show us just two videos where he commissioned project in Anambra for 8 years.”
Tunde-“Please, try to dig more about Saraki’s administration in kwara state. He did a lot on infrastructural facilities. He established first ever State Owned University. He established one of the best Diagnosis Center. He also established Ilorin international Sch of Aviation.”
Sagacious-“Governor Zulum will surpass all of them.”
Lapai Boy-“Any list of best governors in history without Fashola and El-Rufai + Danjuma Goje is a no for me, we might disagree on some of their policies but the transformation they have brought to their respective States cannot be denied.”
Who are the best Governors Nigeria has ever had?? Let me know in the comment section.
Source: Bushradiogist
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