1. 40,000 Youths Employed under the Osun Youth
Empowerment Scheme
2. 5,000 Youths trained and empowered in information
communication technology under the Osun Youth
Empowerment Technology (OYESTECH)
3. Over N2.4 billion injected to the economy as allowances
for the OYES Volunteers
4. 123 kilometres of waterways (streams, arteries, canals)
dredged to keep the state flood-free for three years
5. 750,000 school students provided with school uniform
coupled with empowerment of 3,000 tailors
6. 150,000 students provided with computer tablets (opon
imo), an electronic learning tool preloaded with 17 subjects,
54 textbooks, and past questions of JAMB, WAEC AND
NECO of the past 10years
7. Introduction of bi-monthly environmental sanitation
exercise under the O’CLEAN Initiative to keep the state clean
8. Beautification of the 185 km Oyo Boundary(Asejire) to
Osun-Ondo Boundary (Owena)
9. Trucks provided for a Public-Private Partnership waste
management model in the state
10. Primary School Funding Grants increased from N7.4
million to N424 million a year
11. 240,000 children feed daily with nutritious meals under
the Osun Elementary School Feeding and Health Programme
coupled with empowerment of over 3,000 caterers
12. Secondary School basic funding grants from N171 million
to N427 million per year
13. Tuition Fees in State-owned Tertiary Institutions reduced
by 30%
14. Security of lives and properties being guaranteed with
provision of 5 Armoured Personnel Carrier, over 100 security
patrol vehicles and one helicopter for area surveillance
15. 2 state of the art police stations built
16. Internally Generated Revenue(IGR) increased from N300
million to N700 million without increasing tax payable by
citizens
17. Setting up of Omoluabi Conservation Fund with a N4.2
Billion reserve
18. Osun Debt Management Office established
19. Building of the largest commercial apiary in Sub-Saharan
Africa for refined honey production
20. Over 1,765 hectares of land cleared and prepared to
support farmers
21. Rehabilitation of farm settlements in the state
22. Over N1 billion committed to support farmers
23. Building of super highways to connect Osun to Lagos and
Osun to Kwara States
24. 61 Township roads covering 128km is being upgraded all
over the state
25. Ede Water Works capacity increased from 13% to 30%
and plans on-going to reach 100% capacity before the end of
2013
26. Over 3,000 permanent teachers employed into the state
education sector
27. 218 km roads being built across the 30 Local Government
Areas and Ife East Area Office, Modakeke.
28. Osun Ambulance Service Authority Established with 400
youths trained as paramedics
29. 9 State Hospitals and 12 comprehensive health centers
being rehabilitated in the state; 74 Primary Health Centers
built
30. Osogbo Railway Station undergoing massive
rehabilitation.
Thumb up - OGBENI RAUF ADESOJI AREGBESOLA that
made you an unusual Governor of an unusual state.

Kudos to Aregbesola

Ogbeni Rauf scores pretty high on social development but very low on infrastructural development and economic development.
The implication is two sided. In the long term, the state would be better off. Long term as in 20 years time.
In the short term, other states like Edo, Akwa Ibom, Enugu, Lagos, Cross River and the likes that have focused on economics and infrastructure are going to attract investments and by so doing earn more money in taxes and have enough for social development.

His social development strides are commendable.

My own belief is that economic development should be the first focus. Because that is what would take you away from running to Abuja for monthly stipends.