Following endorsements of his second-term bid, HE Seyi Makinde reflects on rebuilding public trust through keeping promises, regular salary payments and visible projects, while urging supporters to translate endorsements into action by registering to vote.
Amid electricity and fuel shortages, HE Seyi Makinde argues that Nigeria needs restructuring, true federalism and greater political participation, urging citizens to join political parties, build structures from ward level and mobilise millions of Nigerians who do not vote.
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.
Following the PDP National Convention, HE Seyi Makinde introduces “Operation Rescue Nigeria”, arguing for innovative approaches to poverty and development, investment in human capital and infrastructure, and greater political participation ahead of the 2023 elections.
HE Seyi Makinde discusses accountability through Oyo State’s infrastructure challenges, explaining the ₦96.68 billion allocation to infrastructure, the Alternate Project Funding Approach and partnerships with France on agribusiness, rural roads and markets.
Inspired by Father’s Day and Rich Dad Poor Dad, HE Seyi Makinde reflects on wealth, opportunity and legacy, tracing Makon’s growth and presenting the 110-km Ibadan Circular Road as an opportunity to further open up Oyo State’s economy.
