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The Chairman of the Oyo State Internal Revenue Service (OYSIRS), John Adeleke, has disclosed that the state’s monthly internally-generated revenue (IGR) has moved from N1.3 billion to N2.7 billion.


Mr Adeleke made the disclosure on Monday at a press briefing organised by a group known as ‘Friends of Seyi Makinde’, held at the Ministry of Information, Secretariat, Agodi, Ibadan.

He said OYSIRS would build on the progress already recorded, adding “we intend to keep on with this trajectory and follow the steady growth until we are able to double the IGR from where we met it, within our first year in office.

“We have to rise up to the occasion to ensure that the administration of Gov. Seyi Makinde has all the resources required to prosecute its various programmes,” he said.

Mr Adeleke said a lot of resources was required for government to actualise its programmes, noting that the governor was firmly focused in moving the people of the state from poverty to prosperity.

“Because of this; the internally revenue service of the state is fully committed to, not just enhancing revenue but also, ensuring a revolution in revenue generation activities of the state.

“We have played the ground work, and we believe our efforts so far are bearing fruits.

“We are going to be very creative in the way we collect IGR in the state, blocking all leakages and ensuring that we move with modern technology in order to collect our revenue more effectively and efficiently,” he said.

The chairman further stated that OYSIRS would be engaging those in the informal sector so as to bring them into the tax net.

Mr Adeleke reiterated the determination and commitment of the present administration to improving the living standard of the people.

Source: https://oyoaffairs.net/oyo-govt-raises-monthly-igr-to-n2-7-billion-from-n1-3-billion/

Nothing to show, Las Las na d poor masses dey pay indirectly.

With this they can borrow more and loot more.

Definately Oyo economy is not as bad as it was portrayed . It's just a matter of mismanagement I guess

jesse8048:
With this they can borrow more and loot more.

Las Las. I recall last year it was N2-billon per month that they said the state was making. Now the new government too are saying it was N1.3-billion that has been increased to N2.7-billion. Just watch them start to borrow even more money. All Nigerian government na sakamaje skam.

Dey deceive ur self
Constituted authority of yesterday also said this..
Raising it from 2.7 to 5
U are now saying 1.3..that was lam adesina time

So, lagos the third-biggest economy in Africa made just 1billion dollar per year?
That's mean the smallest state in USA can buy nigeria.

beamtopola:
So, lagos the third-biggest economy in Africa made just 1billion dollar per year?
That's mean the smallest state in USA can buy nigeria.

No state in the US can buy Nigeria.
No state.
There is a difference between revenue and assets.

babyvoice1990:
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The Chairman of the Oyo State Internal Revenue Service (OYSIRS), John Adeleke, has disclosed that the state’s monthly internally-generated revenue (IGR) has moved from N1.3 billion to N2.7 billion.


Mr Adeleke made the disclosure on Monday at a press briefing organised by a group known as ‘Friends of Seyi Makinde’, held at the Ministry of Information, Secretariat, Agodi, Ibadan.

He said OYSIRS would build on the progress already recorded, adding “we intend to keep on with this trajectory and follow the steady growth until we are able to double the IGR from where we met it, within our first year in office.

“We have to rise up to the occasion to ensure that the administration of Gov. Seyi Makinde has all the resources required to prosecute its various programmes,” he said.

Mr Adeleke said a lot of resources was required for government to actualise its programmes, noting that the governor was firmly focused in moving the people of the state from poverty to prosperity.

“Because of this; the internally revenue service of the state is fully committed to, not just enhancing revenue but also, ensuring a revolution in revenue generation activities of the state.

“We have played the ground work, and we believe our efforts so far are bearing fruits.

“We are going to be very creative in the way we collect IGR in the state, blocking all leakages and ensuring that we move with modern technology in order to collect our revenue more effectively and efficiently,” he said.

The chairman further stated that OYSIRS would be engaging those in the informal sector so as to bring them into the tax net.

Mr Adeleke reiterated the determination and commitment of the present administration to improving the living standard of the people.

Source: https://oyoaffairs.net/oyo-govt-raises-monthly-igr-to-n2-7-billion-from-n1-3-billion/

God protect seyi makinde for us on this great success again .Well his goal is to reach 24b naira per month. Kudos GSM.

Xisnin:
No state in the US can buy Nigeria.
No state.
There is a difference between revenue and assets.

What asset does Nigeria have that a state of Texas does not have?

Xisnin:
No state in the US can buy Nigeria.
No state.
There is a difference between revenue and assets.

State which is programme to be among top ten economy in the world.

Why is this govnor like showing himself

beamtopola:
State which is programme to be among top ten economy in the world.

Google the difference between revenue and asset.

Xisnin:
Google the difference between revenue and asset.

What is an asset and what is revenue? What asset does Nigeria have that the state of texas do not have? Is it the non functioning nigeria refinery or the only lagos seaport. Tell me the asset Cox as far as I'm concerned texas has all these. Is it the land mass? I dont think nigeria is bigger than texas

This is really sad , Nigerians are the problem really ..this means that every Oyo citizen paid 590 naira tax in a whole month

590 naira ...yet they want roads ,heaven n earth

Tell me the things u benefit from state government are they not worth more than 590 ?

Imagine if everyone paid say 6000 a month that's 27 billion per month imagine what that can do ...10 x the roads. 10 times the education 10 times the health care

Na we they do ourselves