From promises made to promises kept. Read all about Governor Seyi Makinde’s achievements in the economy under Omituntun 2.0 as he marks six years in office.
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We will complete the construction of the Eruwa Agribusiness Industrial Hub within 18 months of being re-elected. | The Eruwa Agribusiness Industrial Hub has been flagged off, the process for the commencement of the project is ongoing. |
We will complete the construction of Akufo Agribusiness Industrial Hub within three years of being re-elected. | Not yet commenced. Rather, the bid process for the Oyo State Agribusiness Industrial Centre, Ijaiye is being finalised so that work can commence. |
We will complete the construction of the Ilora Agribusiness Industrial Hub within four years of being re-elected. | Not yet commenced. |
We will attract at least ten local and international agribusinesses to each hub once completed. | There are already businesses signed up to operate at the hubs once they are completed. |
We will complete the renovation and rehabilitation of the shortlisted seven additional schools that are already participating in the Start Them Early Program (STEP) to make a total of 13 rehabilitated schools within four years of being re-elected. | Not yet commenced. However, the Start Them Early Program (STEP) is ongoing in the schools where it is already running. |
We will continue to empower all youths we have already trained in agribusiness with independent enterprise support. | The Oyo State Executive Council approved N500 million counterpart funds to OYSADA to partner with the FCMB Bank who is providing additional one billion as enterprise support to Youth Entrepreneurship in Agribusiness Project (YEAP) beneficiaries. The first batch of beneficiaries have been successfully interviewed and disbursements will commence in June 2025. |
We will train a further 6,700 youths in modern agribusiness practices at the rate of 1,675 youths each year. | The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has trained 4,079 farmers across all agricultural enterprises in the State of which 1,131 are youths. |
We will construct 1,500 km of feeder roads linking farming communities to markets within four years of being re-elected. | The State Government under the Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project (RAAMP) has implemented:
The Oyo State Government also signed contracts totalling N3.5bn to upgrade three rural markets under RAAMP:
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We will add 18,000 farmers to the biometrically captured farmers’ register to make a total of 30,000 farmers within the four years of our tenure. | 52,500 farmers have been added to farmers’ database of which 30,130 have been biometrically captured. |
We will support smallholder farmers in each of the 33 Local Government Areas of the State by working with the private sector to provide agricultural mechanisation service within two years of being re-elected. | In 2024, the Oyo State Government supported One thousand four hundred and eighty-seven (1,487) farmers to plough six thousand and ninety (6,090) acres of farmland on the 50% tractorisation subsidy scheme. On 15 April 2025, the government commenced another round of tractorisation subsidy and as at 12 May 2025, one thousand five hundred and twenty-six (1,526) farmers have subscribed and paid their 50% counterpart fund and 6,587 acres of land have been ploughed. In September 2024, under the Oyo State Community Action for Resilience and Economic Stimulus (Oyo State NG-CARES) programme, 3,660 smallholder farmers received farm inputs such as seeds, stems, fertilisers, herbicides and more. |
We will provide capacity development for 50 Agricultural Extension Officers and Agribusiness Advisory Officers in each of the 33 Local Government Areas through digital extension services within two years of being re-elected. |
In the first phase of Provision of Mobility for Agricultural Extension Officers, 15 motorcycles were distributed to enhance extension service delivery. |
We will employ advanced science and technical partnerships in intensifying efforts to support seed systems on key crops within the first two planting seasons following our re-election. | Resuscitation of Oyo State Seed Coordinating Committee which comprises of high-level stakeholders in Agriculture in both Public and Private Institutions in Oyo State. |
We will work to attain 10% of budgetary allocation to agriculture in line with the Maputo Agreement within three years of being re-elected. | Not yet achieved. However, agriculture received N3 billion more in the 2025 budget compared to the 2024 budget. |
Other Achievements:
- Soil Testing in 100 communities which has provided soil fertility status of 100 communities in the 28 Agrarian Local Government Areas across the State and training of 22,370 farmers on how to respond to soil challenge.
- Approval of N570,775,722 by the Oyo State Executive Council for Farm Services Centers in 9 Agricultural Zones to create one-stop shops for agricultural inputs across the zones; enhance dissemination of modern farming techniques and technology, establish market connections for smallholder farmers and more.
- Free Vaccination of animals in the State. A total of 2,714 ruminant animals received the Tetanus vaccine, 3,789 dogs were given the ARV vaccine, 747 animals were given the DHLPP vaccine, and 1,217,653 birds received Fowl Pox, Gumboro, and Newcastle vaccines. 95,948 cattle were given CBPP; 95,948 ruminants were given Anthrax vaccines and 74,525 small ruminants received PPR vaccines.
- Meat Inspection: A total of 3,731,526 cattle, 10,322,469 sheep and Goats, 9,590, and 16,082,353 birds were inspected for human consumption.
- Key agricultural initiatives include the SAfER inputs distribution for smallholder farmers, the World Bank-supported Oyo State NG-CARES programme.
- Commencement of the Oyo State Livestock and Productivity Resilience Support Project (L-PRES). L-PRES is a World Bank-assisted 6 Year Project with Development Objective (PDO) to improve livestock productivity, resilience and commercialisation of selected value chains and to strengthen Nigeria’s capacity to respond to an eligible crisis or emergency. So far, 250 extension officers and 150 livestock entrepreneurs have received training. The establishment of a livestock centre at the Oyo State Agribusiness Transformation Centre, Fasola has been secured.
These activities were completed under the supervision of the Honourable Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development – Barr Olasunkanmi Olaleye and the Director General of the Oyo State Agribusiness Development Agency- Dr Debo Akande
To see the promises kept in the Agriculture sector in the first year of Omituntun 2.0 (5 Years in Office), click here.
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We will complete the over 300 km of road projects from Omituntun 1.0 within two years of being re-elected. | 14 roads completed so far in Omituntun 2.0 (224.32km) 25 road contracts are ongoing (345.79km). |
We will deploy 55 Omituntun Buses to 10 additional routes on an ongoing basis as road rehabilitations are completed. | The 55 buses were deployed under the Sustainable Actions for Economic Recovery (SAfER) programme to ameliorate the effects of subsidy removal in the first year of Omituntun 2.0. |
We will complete the Iwo Road and New Ife Road Bus Terminals within the first year of being re-elected. | Running behind schedule but nearing completion (75% completed to date). |
We will build three minibus terminals in Oyo, Ogbomoso and Oke-Ogun Zones within four years of being re-elected. | Design process in progress. |
We will embark on Phase 3 junction improvements at Aleshinloye, Iyangaku/Sango and Eleyele Junctions from the first year of being re-elected and expand the project to other zones of the state. | Design process in progress. UI-Agbowo junction improvement is presently ongoing. |
We will rehabilitate 60 km of feeder roads within the state at the rate of 15 km/year. | Asphaltic improvement of some selected roads in Ibadan Metropolis is ongoing As at the last count, 42.95 kilometres has been completed. |
We will work with private sector participants to resuscitate Agbowo Shopping Complex, Ibadan; Pacesetter Juice Factory, Oko; and the Eruwa Cashew Farm Plantation, Eruwa, within four years of being re-elected. | Reconstruction/Remodelling of Agbowo shopping complex is ongoing. Eruwa Cashew Farm Plantation is in operation. |
We will complete the infrastructural investment required to upgrade the Ibadan Airport to international airport standards within four years of being reelected. | Upgrading of the Samuel Ladoke Akintola Airport, Ibadan is in progress. The runway apron is being expanded and the length extended, also, the runway shoulder is being constructed and the turn-pad expanded to accommodate bigger aircraft. A new passenger terminal to cater to up to one million passengers annually (1,000,000) is being constructed and a cargo terminal building is also being constructed. The air field lighting (AFL) is being upgraded to CAT II with installation of instrument landing system (ILS/DME) and upgrade of the firefighting category. |
We will develop the Ilutuntun Business District in Akinyele LGA. Specifically, we will attract a Five Star Hotel and a World-Class Mall in that district within four years of being re-elected. | Road networks around Ilutuntun completed. Business district contract award process on going (tender process almost completed). |
We will rehabilitate and dualise the 9.7 km Ojoo-Moniya Interchange once given the go-ahead by the Federal Government. | Federal Government approval already in place. Award process in progress. |
We will dualise the 9.4 km Dugbe- Owode Housing Estate Road once given the go-ahead by the Federal Government. | Federal Government approval is being awaited. |
We will rehabilitate the Agbonle to Ogbooro Road within three years of being re-elected. | Not yet commenced. |
We will extend the rehabilitation of the 45.3 km Saki-Ogbooro-Igboho Road to Kisi and Igbeti within three years of being re-elected. | The Saki-Ogbooro-Igboho Road rehabilitation is ongoing and the plan to extend it is in progress. |
We will ensure improved maintenance of roads by the Oyo State Road Maintenance Agency (OYSROMA) on an ongoing basis. | In the past year, OYSROMA has carried out the following projects:
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We will rehabilitate all the roads within the old GRAs: Old/New Bodija. Iyangaku within four years of being re-elected. | Reconstruction/Rehabilitation work in Iyaganku and Old Bodija GRA in progress. |
We will work with Nigeria Railway Corporation to develop an intra-city rail train system to link Omi Adio-DugbeSango-Olodo-Erunmu using the old rail line as a guide. | Not yet commenced. |
These activities were completed under the supervision of the Honourable Commissioner for Public Works and Transport – Prof Dahud Kehinde Shangodoyin now Commissioner for Energy and Mineral Resources
To see the promises kept in the Infrastructure sector in the first year of Omituntun 2.0 (5 Years in Office), click here and select the Infrastructure tab.
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In our first year, we will actualise the passage of new and existing bills on mining in Oyo State that will impact investment in solid minerals in the State | Executive Order No 001 of 2023 on the Protection of Mining Communities Against Insecurity and Exploitation in Oyo State signed in 2023 and is in force. |
We will complete the enumeration and capturing of the data of miners who are working in Oyo State within the first year of being re-elected | Enumeration and capturing of data of miners is ongoing. Lack of cooperation from the miners has been hindering the process. |
We will work with the focus list of five titles from the 17 mineral titles we are currently holding to run an investment drive through the PMDC in collaboration with the private sector | A total of 10 local investors and 2 international investors have been engaged through Oyo State’s Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) – the Pacesetter Mineral Development Company (PMDC). |
We will reinforce the Solid Minerals Task Force to provide the required checks of miners in Oyo State | Security task force OYSMINJOINT, Oyo State Mining Joint Task Force has been mobilised and in operation in 2 base sites. |
We will aggressively pursue the acquisition of more mining titles using Oyo State’s SPV within the first six months of being re-elected | More titles have been successfully acquired totalling 25 licenses, through PMDC. |
Within the first two years of being reelected, we will build the infrastructure needed by the mining community that will boost investor confidence in the sector. These include link roads from the communities to mining sites and social infrastructure | The infrastructure needed to boost investors’ partnerships with the state in terms of mining is currently in progress. Roads such as the 34.85 Oyo-Iseyin; 65 km Moniya-Iseyin and the 76.67 km Ogbomoso-Iseyin (now Adebayo Alao-Akala Memorial Highway) have been completed. The Saki to Igbeti Road is ongoing while the Igbeti to Fapote Road has been designed. Erunmu to Oloba Burnt Brick has also been proposed. |
We will work with the Federal Government to see to the actualisation of the International Gemstones Market in Oyo State | The market has been established, completed and commissioned. Optimisation modalities and negotiations with the Federal Government are ongoing. |
Working with private investors, we will develop an equipment leasing facility that will support mining operations within the state. Starting with Oyo Zone within two years of being re-elected | Equipment leasing business operation and base facility is being set up. PMDC is awaiting supply and delivery of capital equipment. |
We will work with the Federal Government to resuscitate the Nigeria Marble Mining Company, Igbeti, within the four years of our tenure | NMMC has been resuscitated. Acquisition by PMDC on behalf of OYSG is in progress. |
Any Other Achievements
Buying Centre for solid minerals secured in Out in Itesiwaju Local Government Area.
Operational base and industrial mining estate secured in Ipapo in Itesiwaju Local Government Area.
These activities were completed under the supervision of Director-General of the Mineral Development Agency of Oyo State and Executive Chairman of the Pacesetter Mineral Development Company – Okunrin Jeje Abiodun Oni
To see the promises kept in the Solid Minerals sector in the first year of Omituntun 2.0 (5 Years in Office), click here and select the Solid Minerals tab.
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From the first six months of being reelected, we will undertake a study of the international slave trade routes with a view to mapping and developing this into a heritage route for local and international tourists. | The interdisciplinary committee working on this are awaiting approval. |
Within the first year of being re-elected, we will renovate the one-of-its-kind Ibadan Cultural Centre and have It ready for the first state-hosted cultural trade show. | The process of engaging with private investors interested in a PPP arrangement is ongoing. |
From the first year of being re-elected, we will identify five festivals within the five zones, including the Igbo-Ora Twins Festival, which will serve as state-projected shows and cultural days in the State. | The festivals adopted by the Oyo State Government have been identified as: Ibadan Zone – World Egungun, Festival Ibarapa Zone – Igbo-Ora Twins Festival Ogbomoso Zone – Olele Festival Oke-Ogun Zone – Aso Ofi Festival (Iseyin) and Beere Festival (Saki) Oyo Zone – World Sango Festival |
From the first year of being re-elected, we will organize a trade show that coincides with the State adopted festival in the Ibadan Zone. This trade show will be held annually | Not yet commenced. Awaiting approval. |
We will enter into partnerships with the private sector to build resort centres close to the tourist sites. We will target Iyake Lake, Eleyele Waterfront, and Bower’s Tower, Ibadan. | The process of engaging with private investors interested in a PPP arrangement is ongoing. After the first tourism summit, an MoU for the redevelopment of Agodi Gardens was signed with a private investor and the final investment agreement will be signed in June 2025. During the International Tourism Summit 2025 tagged #ITSOyoState2025, the government will again present six (6) tourist sites in the State available for rehabilitation and redevelopment through Public Private Partnerships to investors as the summit is investor focused. These tourist sites are Iyake Suspended Lake, Eleyele Waterfront, Captain Bower’s Tower, Sogidi Lake, Idere Hills Tourism Cluster and Iyamapo/Agbele/Bata Erugba Tourism Cluster. |
We will improve access roads to the targeted tourist sites as part of the PPP arrangement. | Major roads connecting the five zones in Oyo State were commenced in the first year of Omituntun 2.0 thus improving access to tourist sites in the State. Four have been completed while one is ongoing. Rehabilitation of access roads leading to specific tourist sites are being fixed. For example, the road in Ado Awaye leading to the Iyake Lake was fixed by the Local Government Council. |
Other achievements:
1. Increase in Number of Visitors to Oyo State:
Since 2019, the number of visitors to Oyo State has increased exponentially from 1,604 per day to 18,459 per day as of December 2024. This has been as a result of the progress being made in Oyo State under His Excellency’s leadership thus positioning the State as the go-to destination for rest and relaxation to get away from the hustle and bustle of neighbouring Lagos State.
This increase in the number of visitors is contributing to the economy of State as visitors patronise local businesses during their visit and stay in Oyo State
2. Increase in Hospitality Businesses in Oyo State:
There has been a huge increase in the number of hospitality businesses in Oyo State since 2019 to cater to the influx of visitors to the State.
The number of hotels has increased from 945 in 2019 to 4,678 as of December 2024. Night clubs have increased from 78 to 1,898 while event centres increased from 146 to 1,996. Similarly, eateries/restaurants increased from 66 to 1,852 while tour agencies increased from 96 to 1,704.
This increase is contributing to the growth of the State’s economy through business activities that generate revenue and create employment for the growing population in the State especially youths.
Since March 2025, the ministry has been collaborating with the Hoteliers Association of Nigeria, Oyo State Chapter, to register all hospitality businesses in Oyo State. The ministry is also collaborating with the National Association of Nigerian Travel Agencies (NANTA) Oyo State Chapter to register all travel and tour operators in Oyo State.
Registration of hospitality businesses and tour operators will sanitise the sector, raise revenue and ensure that the ministry has oversight of those operating within the sector. It will also provide accurate data of these enterprises.
3. Second International Tourism Summit Oyo State 2024
The ministry is collaborating with the communications consultant to His Excellency and the Oyo State Government, Slvr Wlf Digitale Ltd to host the second international tourism summit in Oyo State in July 2025. The ministry hopes to consolidate on the inroads made from the first edition to get investors for the priority tourist sites.
4. Preservation of Yoruba Cultural Heritage
The ministry has been at the forefront of projecting Oyo State as the sanctuary of Yoruba cultural heritage. This is being done by collaborating with the organisers of cultural festivals within the State to provide support to make them bigger and better.
Notable cultural festivals that the ministry has supported include:
- World Sango Festival held annually in Oyo Ile: The festival commemorates Tella-Oko, the third Alaafin of Oyo. He is believed to be the incarnation of the mythical Sango, the Yoruba divinity of thunder and lightning. The festival was listed by UNESCO in 2023. The 2024 edition of the festival had over 5,000 participants from all over the world.
- World Twins Festival held annually in Igbo-Ora: The festival which celebrates multiple births has continued to improve under Omituntun 2.0. The 2024 edition had over 7,000 participants.
- Aso Ofi Festival held annually in Iseyin: The festival celebrates our indigenous Aso Ofi. The 2024 edition of this festival had over 6,000 participants. The recent directive by His Excellency that civil servants wear Aso Ofi on Thursdays is boosting the industry.
- Yemoja Festival held annually in Ibadan attracts adherents and tourists from all over the world.
- Isese Festival: Following His Excellency’s approval of Isese Day as a public holiday for traditional worshippers under Omituntun 2.0, the ministry supports adherents to celebrate Isese Festival on 20 August annually.
- Ogbomoso Cradles Carnival: The maiden edition of this week-long event was held in December 2024. It is a vibrant celebration of the rich culture, unity, and economic prosperity of Ogbomosoland and will be held annually.
- The ministry also hosted the World Egungun Festival in Ibadan in 2024. The maiden edition in 2024 had over 5,000 participants. The 2025 edition was successfully hosted on 14-15 May 2025 with Egunguns from within and outside Nigeria performing.
5. Support to Tourism Investors
The ministry has continued to provide support to tourism investors in the State through collaborations. The ministry has organised visits to private tourist sites such as the KAP Film Village in Igbojaiye and the Africhatta Film Village in Oyo Ile. The aim of these visits is to shine the spotlight on these tourist sites as part of publicity as well as to find out how the government can support the businesses to thrive.
Notably, in February 2025, the ministry collaborated with Royal Entertainment Cruise in Ibadan to host the first ever Ibadan Valentine Cruise. This gave visibility and increased traffic to the business which currently operates a boat cruise service at the Eleyele Lake, Ibadan.
The ministry also publicises events by tourism investors on its social media accounts as well as through its media unit, Akede Asa.
These activities were completed under the supervision of the Honourable Commissioner for Culture and Tourism – Dr Wasiu Olatubosun
To see the promises kept in the Tourism sector in the first year of Omituntun 2.0 (5 Years in Office), click here and select the Tourism tab.
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We will continue to broaden the tax base to capture the untaxed both in the formal and informal sectors without increasing taxes. | Significant progress made both in formal and informal sector as we were able to increase our tax base from 82,500 to 208,648 due to (1) Monitoring of all MDAs (2) Tax Drives (3) Jingles (4) Distribution of flyers (5) Tax enlightenment programmes. |
We will progressively increase our Internally Generated Revenue to N7.5 billion monthly. We plan that before the end of our tenure, Oyo State will be able to rely on our IGR to fund the payment of salaries and entitlements. | Significant increase in IGR. Average figure monthly 8.5billion (January to April 2025 = 34,068,006,093.91) |
We will establish and revamp revenue offices in markets and other strategic points in the State within the first year of being re-elected. | Work in progress; our plan was to have at least three revenue offices in each of the 11 local government areas in Ibadan but due to insufficient number of permanent staff we were able to establish only 3 offices located at Akobo, Olomi and Eleyele, Ibadan. In the remaining twenty-two (22) local government areas of the State, our plan is to establish two extra tax offices in each of the strategic places in the local government area. |
We will increase cost efficiency in spending to ensure that the good people of Oyo State get value for every Naira expended by intelligently matching projects with available resources. | Stakeholders have ensured increased cost efficiency to get value for every public fund spent. |
We will continue the trend of ensuring that our capital expenditure is higher than the recurrent expenditure. We will aim for 55% CapEx at the end of our tenure | The Capital Expenditure for the past 3 years on the average is 52.5%. Effort is being made to ensure we hit the target of 55% CapEx before the end of the tenure. |
We will increase budget performance to 75% by the end of our tenure. ◊ We will further deploy technology to block leakages within the system and thereby increase our revenue. | Over the last three years, the average budget performance on Revenue is 89.6% while that of Expenditure is 73.03% Significant progress ;
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These activities were completed under the supervision of the Honourable Commissioner for Finance – Mr Akinola Ojo and the Chairman Board of Internal Revenue – Mr Olufemi Awakan
To see the promises kept in the Internally Generated Revenue sector in the first year of Omituntun 2.0 (5 Years in Office), click here and select the Internally Generated Revenue tab.
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We will sponsor a bill to reform and protect property rights and prevent the State from arbitrarily revoking land ownership within one year of being re-elected. | Ongoing |
We will operationalise the One-Stop Shop Investment Centre in Oyo State within one year of being re-elected. | Construction of the building for the one-stop shop is ongoing. The estimated completion date is November 2025. |
We will create policies that fast-track business premises inspection and construction permits within one year of being re-elected. | Oyo Building Permit Amnesty Scheme became a gateway to fast and digital processing of building permits, with all bills, payments records and other documents centrally archived. Seamless Online Business Premises Certificate and Registration/Issuance within 24hrs; Online Front Desk attendance to issues emanating from Business Premises Registration at [email protected] or info@[email protected], |
We will automate the filing and approval process for construction and building permits within two years of being re-elected. | Through the Oyo Building Permit Amnesty Scheme, we currently have in our archives digitised approved building permits and the process is still ongoing using digital formats. |
We will, within six months of being reelected, further harmonise taxes to eliminate incidents of multiple taxation by publishing the full list of taxes and rates due to the State and Local Government Areas, respectively. | We have achieved this by issuing harmonised demand notice that comprises State and subsumed 3 Local Government revenue to the State Revenue. |
We will create a policy that gives incentives to SMEs that will motivate them to voluntarily remit their taxes on time. | Revolving loan of 500 million naira was disbursed to small and micro enterprises in the State under the SAfER programme in the first phase. Approval already given for the commencement of the second phase with a revolving loan of 1 billion naira to SMEs. Tax compliance is one of the criteria used in selecting beneficiaries. |
We will deploy full Business Process Automation for public service delivery within two years of being re-elected. | We have completed the development phase and are currently piloting the system with the following key institutions:
This pilot phase is a critical step toward full-scale rollout, ensuring that the automation system is tested, refined, and optimized for efficient public service delivery. In addition, we have been able to put together:
Ability for the general public to access all land related services, pricing through the website including property search and online plot selection of GRA lands. |
Other achievements:
- Development of Medium-Term Sector Strategy (MTSS) for the Implementation of Agenda 2040 for the Ministries of Agriculture, Education, Health, Energy, Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Agency for Solid Minerals in 2024.
- Quarterly production of Performeter Bulletin that evaluates budget performance of all Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs).
- Conduct of sensitisation programme on Social Protection in Oyo State.
- Facilitated the participation of Oyo State in the Fourteen Million dollars ($14,000,000.00) European Union supported Sustainable Social Protection System in Nigeria Project.
- Submission of draft bill for the Social Protection System in Oyo State to the House of Assembly.
- Presentation of year 2024 Citizens Budget to all relevant stakeholders in the State.
- Preparation and Production of the year 2025 Budget of all the thirty-three Local Government Councils in line with the National Charts of Account (NCoA) and hosted on the State’s website as part of the requirements of the Human Opportunities, Prosperity and Equity Governance (HOPE – GOV).
- Resuscitation of the State Budget Implementation Monitoring Committee to review MDAs monthly budgetary performance on revenue and expenditure.
- Production and dissemination of Situation Analysis for Women and Children (SITAN) document in Oyo State.
- Production and dissemination of Oyo State Multi-Sectoral Plan of Action for Food and Nutrition in the State 2025-2029 (OYMPAFN) document.
- Establishment and inauguration of Local Government Committees on Food and Nutrition across the 33 Local Government Areas.
These activities were completed under the supervision of the Honourable Commissioner for Budget and Economic Planning – Prof Musibau Tunji Babatunde
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