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“I can talk about people who have shared their experiences of our governance” – Engr. Seyi Makinde, the Executive Governor of Oyo State, while acknowledging tweets from people sharing their experiences with the state government.
Who is that guy laughing because of just ordinary yansh?
The guy go don do like 120 different styles of ass handling in his head😭😭😭😭
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You will ask God for Amala, He will dash you the whole yamflour🙏🤲
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Lmaooo😂🤣
If you see this as a Nigerian and you don't give a shout out to the people who designed this... You're not real.
This is a commendable and brilliant innovation from the military and I salute them for this.
Kunmi as an agriculturist, we both know our challenging terrain and climate especially when it rains, we need this strategic innovative design to combat our peculiar insecurity challenges.
For instance when the Oyo kidnaping issue occurred, the military said even their drone had visibility issue cos of the canopy nature of our rain forest.
When it rains in Abuja, I can only ride Okada to the farm and we use tricycle to move our grains from farm to Zuba market . No lorry driver would even answer you cos they know they can't get halfway cos of mud and slippery road.
Imagine the military in pursuit of invaders & kidnappers who uses bikes for logistics, what would you advise then to use? Jeep or TATA?
We want to solve insecurity problems but we don't want to innovate?
This is an amazing & commendable solution.. now our soldiers will follow them enter anywhere, fight on the go and improve access to nook and crannies of Nigeria.
Plus this is designed by our own military engineering division.
It's not a fluke that Nigeria's is ranked 33rd in the world and 3rd in Africa after Egypt & Algeria in terms of military efficiency.
It is because of innovation and efficiency development strategies like this.
God bless Nigeria & keep our Military!
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Adeshina Adetunji retweeted
#WhySeyiMakinde | Day 3: Oyo Since 2019, Reviewing Two Key Institutions
1. LAUTECH was jointly owned by Oyo and Osun States, and the shared ownership became neglect for about 8 years, funding disputes led to repeated strikes, some courses were running almost twice their prescribed length, and the university had gone six years without a convocation. Within 18 months, Governor Makinde’s administration negotiated sole ownership for Oyo. In April 2022, LAUTECH held its first convocation in six years, graduating 24,704 students from six academic sessions at once. It has held a convocation every year since, and an uninterrupted academic calendar. In the 2024 Times Higher Education rankings, LAUTECH was rated the best state-owned university in Nigeria.
2. Fasola was one of the state’s smallest farm settlements and had been moribund for years. Before taking office, Makinde obtained a court injunction to stop the outgoing government from drawing down a ₦7.6 billion agricultural facility in its final days. Once in office, he redirected the money from equipment purchases to shared farm infrastructure, created an agency to run the hub and completed the 65 km Moniya–Iseyin and 34.85 km Oyo–Iseyin roads to link it to markets. Within three years, Fasola had attracted about ₦20 billion in private investment and 16 agribusiness companies, and over 5,000 young people had been trained there. In 2025, the African Development Bank designated it Nigeria’s first agricultural transformation centre.
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#WhySeyiMakinde | Day 2: An Engineer in Government House
1. Before entering politics, Seyi Makinde spent most of his working life as an engineer. He graduated in Electrical Engineering from the University of Lagos and, in 1997, founded Makon Engineering and Technical Services, which grew into a group of oil and gas engineering companies. He is a Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Engineers.
2. Oyo voters first elected him governor in March 2019, with 515,621 votes against 357,982 for his closest rival, a margin of 157,639. Four years later, after a full term in office, they returned him with 563,756 votes against 256,685, winning 31 of the state’s 33 local government areas. His margin nearly doubled to 307,071. A second mandate that much larger than the first is a judgement by the people who actually lived under his administration.
3. He has described his approach to government in his own words. “A government produces better results when it begins with the real problem, connects policy to delivery and remains willing to correct what is not working.” He applies that thinking to roads, which in his view “should not be built as isolated projects; they should connect people, farms, businesses and markets.” That is why the roads constructed in Oke-Ogun were planned around the Fasola agribusiness hub rather than as stand-alone projects.
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Life in Gqeberha is so brutal and police do nothing about it . SO SAD 💔💔💔
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Oyo South Senatorial District has 9 Local Government Areas, yet not a single one of these LGAs has benefited from a road project facilitated by you throughout your years as a sitting Senator.
Every community deserves roads that last and development that respects people’s rights.
My plan is to audit infrastructure across all 33 Local Governments and guarantee 20 years of quality for every road we construct. Landowners’ rights will also be protected.
A government that builds to last, protects your rights and puts your community first. That is OYO AHEAD.
BSA is Coming!!!
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#OyoAHEAD
#ÌtayoÒyó
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Before Engr. Seyi Makinde became Governor in 2019, someone publicly made a statement of this nature about him. I hope we all remember how it eventually unfolded before the end of his first tenure. 👀
May God continue to rest the soul of H.E. Otunba Adebayo Alao-Akala.
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