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Racoon:I don't pity Nigerian because I warn them against Tinubu, but they didn't listen. |
givewotowoto2:With the way Apc is desperate to win this election, bandits will get suv. |
Oyo State Emerges as Nigeria’s Undisputed Leader in Budget Execution: The Makinde Effect In a compelling demonstration of economic foresight and fiscal prudence, Oyo State under Governor Seyi Makinde, who is also the Presidential Candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), has emerged as Nigeria’s undisputed leader in budget execution. According to the latest fiscal reports by BudgIT/Statisense, Oyo State achieved a 66.4% budget realization rate, generating ₦564.06 billion out of its targeted ₦849.78 billion revenue in just six months. To put this remarkable milestone into perspective, Oyo State’s mid-year performance rate is more than five times higher than lowest-tier performing states like Cross River, which recorded a meager 12.9% execution rate. In an era where many sub-national entities struggle with revenue leakages, budget padding, and under-realization of targets, Oyo State stands out as a beacon of economic viability and efficient resource allocation. Achieving over two-thirds of an annual target in just two quarters is no stroke of luck; it is the direct outcome of strategic planning, financial discipline, aggressive internal revenue generation (IGR) reforms without overtaxing citizens, and institutional transparency. This historic financial performance directly mirrors the visionary stewardship of the Governor of Oyo State and Presidential Candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), Engr. Seyi Makinde. Engr. Seyi Makinde has consistently brought his background as a seasoned engineer and private-sector executive into public administration. By treating governance as a system that requires precise inputs, leakproof processes, and measurable outputs, he has turned Oyo State into a model of fiscal sustainability. While political leaders often present ambitious "budget of hope" documents that stall at implementation, Governor Seyi Makinde has proven that his administration sets realistic, achievable, and impactful targets. Generating ₦564.06 billion in six months reflects genuine economic activity, investor confidence, and high tax-compliance morale across the state.
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seunmsg:*Enough of the gerontocracy!* Nigeria cannot afford to keep entrusting its future to leaders whose generation is already far removed from the realities, aspirations, and struggles of the majority of its population. We need leaders with a genuine stake in the future of this country, not a political class more concerned with clinging to power than building a nation that works. National development requires energy, bold ideas, long-term vision, and the willingness to confront the consequences of one’s decisions. Yet, we continue to recycle ageing politicians while millions of young Nigerians are shut out of leadership. A country cannot keep looking backward and expect to move forward. We need younger leaders who understand the challenges of their generation, have the courage to challenge the status quo, and will live long enough to witness the consequences of the policies they implement. The demographic reality is undeniable. Nigeria is a country of young people. If less than 3.5% of our population is above the age of 65, why should an ageing political elite continue to dominate the corridors of power? Why must the generation that will bear the greatest consequences of today’s decisions have so little say in making them? Nigeria is not a retirement home for career politicians. The presidency is not a consolation prize for those who refuse to let go of power. And the future of millions of young Nigerians must not be held hostage by an ageing political establishment. We should be tired of tired presidents, tired ideas, and tired politics. Enough of recycling the past while mortgaging the future. It is time to make room for a new generation. |
There's a consequence for every action. |
FSBoperator:You're not smart as well to understand his ascertion. |
Towma:And start dating a married man. Thank God I don't take women serious this days. |
adenigga:How did I find myself in this country for goodness sake. When you think you have had it all, another banger. |
Mirasteel:Why calling on Seun to look into his comment instead of making your point. You guys find it difficult to swallow the truth and prefer to use a dubious way to silence opposing views to yours. |
Wickedfacts:And you're Tinubu data boys typing like Tinubu. |
reccy:Creator of terrorist fighting terrorists. So funny. I love the way you guys keep deceiving yourself. It's allowed. |
Basic123:You guys talk nonsense a lot. Seyi Makinde is a president of Nigeria now. He's the one making all this yeye policy abi. True trrue Apc supporters no get sense. |
buygala:You guys talk nonsense with pride. I based and work in Oyo state. I can confirm to you guys that Oyo fair well among the state we have in Nigeria. |
nairavsdollars:Is this supposed to be a news for goodness sake. This is how low we find ourselves in this country. |
[quote author=Lanruze post=140679295]The ruling Party -APC after impoverishing majority of low and middle income Nigerians and haven seen the staggering unpopularity of PBAT across the North and South want to use the Governors through the creation of State police for election outcomes. Nigerians should know that the implication of this bill scaling through would give an advantage to the ruling Party with an overwhelming Thirty (32) Governors. State Police will be empowered to carry assault and sophisticated war grade ammunition like the AK-47 Riffle. Why the hurry to pass it when there are a thousand bills that have still not been effected[/quot You guys are so funny. So, you're more concerned about using state police as a political tool and neglecting how it will address the security challenges we have in our respective state. O gaa ooo |
nairalanda1:What will you proffer as solution. |
jesusjnr2020:May God bless you abundantly. I pray for this type of faith and boldness in preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ without fair. |
jamafa:. You guys are so funny. 169,592 was taking from me last month as a tax without me benefiting anything from the government. And you're here celebrating nonsense. I don't blame you guys, you must work for the penny you received from them
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Dijita:. Please read the write up before you comment. You guys are eager to reply any piece you think it's against your pay master. Please be reasonable for once. |
iwaeda:I was in a discussed with a certain individual on Facebook why calling Tinubu a "national asset" to the United States completely misinterprets standard law enforcement operations. When agencies like the FBI or DEA classify files and protect identities, they are not designating someone a valuable strategic asset. They are simply executing standard operating procedures (SOPs). The formula is straightforward: if an individual provides information or rants out co-conspirators, the agency protects those files as a baseline operational rule to preserve their pipelines. It is strict administrative procedure, not an acknowledgment of special value. Under those same standard protocols, the expectation for anyone tied to such protected records is clear: you keep a low profile, stay under cover, and stay out of public life to avoid the risks associated with those disclosures. Tinubu partially satisfied that requirement initially by constructing a new identity, but his ambition for power broke that implicit bond of secrecy. Instead of remaining in the shadows, he stepped into active politics and pursued the highest public office of the presidency. This is where the direct conflict lies. An individual whose historical records required classified protection by US law enforcement cannot seamlessly hold the highest, most exposed public office in a nation. Public servants—and their complete historical records—are subject to disclosure requests and public scrutiny. By stepping into the light, his drive for power has exposed those protected records to unavoidable global scrutiny. |
tanigororo:The lost that sovereignty when they started sponsoring terrorists in other countries. They should enjoy what they cost themselves. |
Galapagous:I honestly hate lies. Who attacked Israel on October 7. I guess it's Alqeada as you said. |
The way you guys lied and want others to believe your lies amaze me. Nnamdipapa: |
Breaking News! Oyo State Sets New Standard: Makinde’s Green Mobility Push Meets Fiscal Precision. Oyo State under Governor Seyi Makinde has delivered a striking double demonstration of progressive governance: procuring 50 electric buses for public transport while concurrently posting an outstanding 91.2% revenue target realization and a 77.5% expenditure execution rate in the first half (H1) of the year. This accomplishment is more than just a headline, it marks a fundamental shift in how state governments in Nigeria can balance strategic infrastructure development with fiscal discipline. The rollout of 50 electric buses represents a historic leap in regional urban development. Moving away from traditional, high-emission diesel engines, Oyo State is directly tackling urban carbon footprints, reducing fuel dependencies, and shielding everyday citizens from the volatile costs of petroleum. Achieving over 91% of revenue projections in a challenging macroeconomic climate underscores the state's aggressive revenue optimization and structural efficiency. Crucially, pairing high revenue intake with a 77.5% budget execution rate shows that funds are not sitting idle; they are actively being transformed into public assets and civil infrastructure like the modern EV fleet. Governor Seyi Makinde’s administration continues to prove that public welfare and fiscal responsibility are mutually reinforcing. By prioritizing green infrastructure alongside robust financial performance, Oyo State is showing how subnational leadership can drive economic resilience, technological innovation, and sustainable development simultaneously. Join the #ResetNigeria Movement. Register today at www.seyimakinde.org. #MakindeForPresident2027
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