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Gov. Makinde makes giant steps but still short of fulfilling Promise
Mar 14, 2026
Gov. Makinde makes giant steps but still short of fulfilling Promise

A fundamental promise of Governor Seyi Makinde's re-election campaign was to resolve the long-standing water crisis in Oyo State's capital. The administration made an unequivocal commitment: to provide public water in all of Ibadan within the first year of being re-elected. This pledge aimed to ensure that every resident of the sprawling city had access to a clean, reliable, and piped water supply, addressing a critical public health and quality-of-life issue.Governor Makinde's promise to provide water for all of Ibadan within one year was overambitious in its timeline but has been followed by the most significant positive action on the issue in years. The restoration of the Asejire Water Plant and the return of water to several communities is a major victory that deserves recognition.However, to assess the promise strictly, it must be concluded that it has not been fully achieved. The goal of universal coverage remains a work in progress. The administration's success in this sector will ultimately be judged not by a one-year deadline, but by its sustained commitment to systematically expanding this essential service until every resident of Ibadan can turn on their tap and receive clean, running water. The journey has impressively begun, but it is not yet complete. PARTIALLY COMPLETED

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Oyo State government's announces completion of
Mar 14, 2026
Oyo State government's announces completion of "first phase"

A cornerstone of Governor Seyi Makinde's energy and economic development agenda was a promise to achieve a significant degree of energy self-sufficiency for key state facilities. The administration made a specific, time-bound commitment, to complete the ongoing 11 MW Independent Power Project (IPP) within the first year of being re-elected. This project, equivalent to 15-20% of the power from the national grid, was designed to provide reliable electricity to critical government infrastructures like the State Secretariat, Judiciary complexes, and selected healthcare facilities.The status of this promise is mired in ambiguity. Based on the government's statement and the lack of verifiable evidence, the promise is assessed as Unverified and likely not fulfilled as pledged.The promise to complete the 11 MW Independent Power Project within one year appears to have fallen short of its specific terms. The government's announcement of a completed "first phase" implicitly acknowledges that the full project was not delivered as scheduled.

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17 Communities identified for provision of mini grid in Oyo state
Mar 14, 2026
17 Communities identified for provision of mini grid in Oyo state

As part of its commitment to rural development and economic inclusion, the Makinde administration made a specific, time-bound promise to expand electricity access. The government pledged to identify an additional 40 communities for the provision of electricity supply through the mini-grids system, at a rate of 10 communities per year. This initiative aims to bridge the energy gap, stimulate local economies, and improve the quality of life in underserved rural areas.This project stands as a leading example of a pledge that is being implemented with clear purpose and efficiency. If the current momentum in planning and design is successfully translated into the construction and commissioning phases, this initiative has the potential to be one of the most impactful and successfully delivered promises of the Omituntun 2.0 administration, fundamentally transforming the lives of thousands of citizens in rural Oyo State.

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Gov Seyi Makinde set up various mechanisms for conflict resolution in Oyo State
Mar 14, 2026
Gov Seyi Makinde set up various mechanisms for conflict resolution in Oyo State

Recognizing the critical link between social harmony and economic development, Governor Seyi Makinde's administration made a specific institutional promise for its second term: to establish the Peace Building and Conflict Resolution Secretariat and structures at the State and Zonal levels within three years of being re-elected. This pledge aimed to create a dedicated, formal government body to proactively manage and resolve conflicts, thereby fostering a more stable and investable state. The promise to establish a Peace Building and Conflict Resolution Secretariat has been addressed in spirit but not in exact form. The government has demonstrably taken conflict resolution seriously by establishing powerful, specialized agencies tackling the core drivers of conflict in the state. Anti Land Grabbing Agency: Directly addresses one of the most volatile sources of conflict in the state.Rule of Law Enforcement Authority: Aims to strengthen the legal framework and ensure fair enforcement, a key pillar of conflict prevention.Oyo State Mobilisation Agency for Socio-Economic Development: Likely focuses on community engagement and addressing the root causes of conflict, such as economic disparity.Trade Grievance Mechanism: Resolves commercial disputes that can escalate into larger conflicts.This represents a credible and substantive effort toward the promise's ultimate goal. However, to consider it fully delivered, the administration needs to demonstrate how these distributed efforts are coordinated into a single, strategic vision for state-wide peacebuilding, ideally extending its reach to the zonal levels as initially pledged. The commitment is evident, but the architecture is different.

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Gov Makinde Inaugurates Oke-Ogun Police Mobile Force Squadron
Mar 13, 2026
Gov Makinde Inaugurates Oke-Ogun Police Mobile Force Squadron

 A critical component of Governor Seyi Makinde's second-term security agenda was a significant enhancement of the state's tactical police capacity. The administration made a specific, two-part promise- to construct the permanent site of the Police Mobile Force (PMF) Squadron 72 at Ago-Are and to increase the total number of PMF Squadrons in Oyo State from two to five within four years. The report of an inauguration suggests the squadron has become operational, but it does not explicitly confirm that the permanent, constructed site is complete. It is possible the squadron has been inaugurated at a temporary facility while construction continues, meaning this specific aspect may still be ongoing.Governor Makinde's promise regarding the Police Mobile Force has seen tangible and praiseworthy progress with the inauguration of the PMF 72 Squadron in Ago-Are. This constitutes a major down payment on the broader pledge and is a significant achievement for community security in the Oke-Ogun region. However, the promise can only be considered fully delivered once the permanent construction at Ago-Are is confirmed as complete and the administration successfully establishes the two additional squadrons required to meet the target of five. The first-year success provides a strong foundation of credibility, but consistent effort over the remaining tenure will be essential to fully realize this critical security enhancement for Oyo State. Media ConfirmationNews Maker

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Oyo receives 22,200 data tools
Mar 12, 2026
Oyo receives 22,200 data tools

In a move to modernize its healthcare system and improve data-driven decision-making, the Makinde administration made a forward-looking promise for its second term- to build the Oyo State Electronic Health Records System (EHRS) and transfer at least 25% of patients within the Oyo State Health Insurance Scheme to this database within three years of being re-elected. This initiative aimed to digitize patient information, streamline hospital operations, and create a more efficient and integrated healthcare environment.As this is a three-year promise, a final assessment is not yet due. However, current developments indicate the project is in its very early, foundational phase. The recent receipt of 22,200 data tools is a relevant step, but it does not on its own constitute significant progress toward the core promise.Read more

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Expression of interest concerning medical emergency
Mar 12, 2026
Expression of interest concerning medical emergency

Governor Makinde's promise to expand the 615 toll-free line for medical emergencies has missed its one-year deadline, the promise is still ongoing, constituting an ongoing promise. However, the substantive work behind the scenes, including nearing the conclusion of the state's internal process and pursuing a strategic partnership with the federal government, shows that the project is very much alive and in an advanced stage of development.The ultimate success of this initiative now hinges on concluding the final administrative steps and securing the necessary federal collaboration. While delayed, the completion of this promise remains a critical and achievable goal that would represent a major leap forward in public health and safety for Oyo State. Source: State media

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Governor Makinde Reports Return of 65,000 Out-of-School Children
Mar 12, 2026
Governor Makinde Reports Return of 65,000 Out-of-School Children

Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has announced that approximately 65,000 out-of-school children in the state have been successfully reintegrated into the formal education system. The Governor made this disclosure during a courtesy visit from the World Bank and the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) implementation support mission for the Better Education Service Delivery for Additional Financing (BESDA-AF) program…Read more

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Full List of 56 Completed Model Schools in Oyo State
Mar 12, 2026
Full List of 56 Completed Model Schools in Oyo State

Under the FGN-UBEC/Oyo SUBEB intervention projects, the administration led by Governor Seyi Makinde has successfully delivered 56 model schools within its first three years. These facilities are distributed across all 33 Local Government Areas (LGAs) of the state. Here is the comprehensive breakdown of the completed projects by year: Year 1: Foundation Projects (22 Schools)In the inaugural year, the administration focused on a mix of urban and rural educational infrastructure: Ibadan Zone: C.P.S. Idi-Osun Adetokun (Ibadan North West), Anwar-Ul-Islam Primary (Ibadan North West), Emmanuel College Primary (Ibadan North), Community Primary Elewura (Ibadan South West), Celestial Church of Christ High School (Ibadan South West), and St. Mathias Primary (Akinyele).Oyo & Ogbomoso Zone: Elekuro Baptist Primary (Oyo West), Community High School Ladigbolu (Oyo West), Atan Baptist Primary (Atiba), A.D.S. Basic School (Ogbomoso North), and Molete High School (Ogbomoso South).Ido, Oluyole & Environs: Community Basic School Agbopa (Ido), Community Primary Ojimi-Ayinde (Ido), Community Junior Grammar School (Ona Ara), Islamic Mission School Lalupon (Lagelu), and OLGC Primary (Oluyole).Oke-Ogun & Ibarapa Zone: Muslim Community High School (Olorunsogo), Anwar-Ul-Islam Basic (Itesiwaju), Ofiki Junior Grammar (Atisbo), L.A. Primary Olele (Kajola), C & S New School (Ibarapa East), and Baptist Primary Idere (Ibarapa Central). Year 2: Expansion Phase (26 Schools)The second year saw the highest volume of completions, significantly boosting capacity in the following areas: Greater Ibadan: St. Brendan’s 1 & 2 (Egbeda), I.D.C. Primary Olubadan (Egbeda), Methodist Primary Bodija (Ibadan North), St. Peter’s Primary (Ibadan North East), Oba Abass Aleshinloye Grammar (Ibadan North West), I.M.G Primary Oloro-Alake (Ibadan South East), and Community Primary Airport (Ona Ara).Oyo & Ogbomoso: Oranyan Grammar School (Atiba), Methodist Primary Apaara (Oyo East), Saja Baptist Primary (Ogbomoso North), and Methodist Primary Arowomole (Ogbomoso South).Oke-Ogun & Ibarapa: Community High School Otun-Saki (Saki West), N.U.D. Model School (Saki West), Oke-Ola Community Primary (Saki East), Laha Community Primary (Irepo), Baptist (Jnr) High School (Iwajowa), A.D.S Primary (Iwajowa), Ansarudeen Grammar 1 (Iseyin), St. Paul’s Anglican (Iseyin), Baptist Primary Igangan (Ibarapa North), and Baptist Primary Otamokun (Ogo Oluwa).Oluyole & Lagelu: Muslim Grammar Odinjo (Oluyole), Islamic Primary Onikokoro (Lagelu), Community High Ifesowapo (Lagelu), and Community Secondary Alaadun (Ona Ara).Olorunsogo: U.M.C.A Primary Aperu (Olorunsogo).  Year 3: Consolidation (8 Schools)The third year rounded off the 56-school milestone with these key projects: Ibarapa & Oke-Ogun: Lanlate High School (Ibarapa East), Command Day Secondary (Saki West), and Awoyemi Commercial High School (Kajola).Ogbomoso & Environs: St. Agnes Primary (Oriire) and Oke-Igboho Baptist Primary (Oorelope).Ibadan & Oyo Zone: N.U.D. Basic School Orita-Aperin (Ibadan South East), Community Junior Secondary Agbamu (Oluyole), and St. Anthony Basic School (Afijio).

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