Business, Investment & Trade

Newsletter No 69: The SAfER Way to Go Graphic

Newsletter 69: The SAfER Way to Go

Following the removal of fuel subsidy, HE Seyi Makinde introduces Sustainable Actions for Economic Recovery (SAfER): food relief for 200,000 vulnerable households, support for smallholder farmers and ₦1 billion in low-interest financing for youth agropreneurs and small businesses.

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Newsletter No 62: Will you be at OYSIBS 2023? Graphic

Newsletter 62: Will you be at OYSIBS 2023?

Ahead of his second inauguration, HE Seyi Makinde previews the Oyo State International Business Summit in London, positioning Oyo as a destination for sustainable investment and pledging an aggressive drive to attract capital and reduce unemployment.

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Newsletter No 60: We are Going to London Graphic

Newsletter 60: We are Going to London

HE Seyi Makinde announces an Oyo State investment summit in London focused on agribusiness, tourism, solid minerals and sustainable energy, as part of plans to attract investment and progressively double monthly IGR to ₦7.5 billion without raising taxes.

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Newsletter No 48: And the Slogan is Omituntun 2.0 Graphic

Newsletter 48: And the Slogan is Omituntun 2.0

HE Seyi Makinde unveils Omituntun 2.0 as his 2023 campaign slogan, promising an upgrade of his first-term agenda through expanded investment in agribusiness, tourism and solid minerals, stronger infrastructure and greater state support for development at local-government level.

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Newsletter No 38: Are you ready for 2023? Graphics

Newsletter 38: Are you ready for 2023?

Following the PDP presidential and state primaries, HE Seyi Makinde congratulates Atiku Abubakar, discusses the Ibadan Circular Road and Ajoda New Town, and again urges Nigerians who want to change politics to join parties and begin building structures ahead of 2027.

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Newsletter 25: December Reflections Graphics

Newsletter 25: December Reflections

Ahead of another birthday visit to Saki, HE Seyi Makinde explains why experiencing communities first-hand matters for policymaking, while highlighting plans for the Moniya business district and Ibadan Inland Dry Port as part of moving people from poverty to prosperity.

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