Nigeri is a country weighed down by years of poor leadership and pervasive corruption, where Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State stands out as a beacon of what genuine governance can achieve. As we look toward the 2027 elections, it's crucial that we consider the potential of a leader who has not only made promises but has consistently delivered on them.

Governor Makinde’s leadership in Oyo State has been transformative, setting a new standard in a nation that desperately needs a break from the status quo. Under his watch, Oyo State has seen significant progress in infrastructure, education, healthcare, and overall governance. These aren't just empty claims—they are visible, tangible improvements that have positively impacted the lives of the people.

Take infrastructure, for example. Roads that were once nearly impossible to navigate have been rehabilitated, now serving as vital links that connect communities and boost economic activities. In education, the investments made by the Makinde administration are helping to mold the minds of our future leaders, ensuring that Oyo State’s graduates are not only educated but well-prepared to contribute meaningfully to society. The healthcare sector, too, has experienced a revival, with better facilities and improved access to quality care.

But beyond these achievements, what truly distinguishes Makinde is his approach to leadership. He’s a leader who listens and engages with the people, making informed decisions that reflect the needs and aspirations of his constituents. His administration is a rare example of accountability in a political landscape where transparency is often in short supply.

If this model of governance is scaled to the national level, Nigeria stands to benefit in multiple ways:

- Infrastructure: We can expect robust development across the country, leading to enhanced connectivity and economic growth.

- Education and Healthcare: A revitalized system that empowers citizens and improves the overall quality of life.

- Economic Empowerment: Job creation and poverty reduction, which will help close the gap of inequality.

- Security: A safer, more secure nation where the rule of law prevails.

- Good Governance: A government that is transparent, accountable, and truly serves the people.

Nigeria is at a critical juncture, and we need a leader who understands the challenges we face and has a proven track record of addressing them. Governor Seyi Makinde is that leader. His success in Oyo State offers a blueprint for national transformation.

As we approach 2027, it’s time to consider a leader who has the vision, competence, and integrity to guide Nigeria into a new era of prosperity. Governor Seyi Makinde has demonstrated that he has what it takes to change the current state of affairs in our country. Let’s take this opportunity to bring about the change we desperately need.

Comrade Ayodeji Adeyemi is writing from Abuja under the pen name of Broda Ayo.

#SeyiMakinde2027
#LeadershipForChange

Them wan hype another failure.

He should change to roof colour of his state capital first.

The same Makinde that supported Tinubu's emergence. No way.

We no longer have patience for people that make wrong calls

Una dey ment for this country. someone who supported this failure now on sit.

Makinde won't even win pdp primary election

Seyi performed badly in his first tenure while I was in Ibadan.

Dey play, just dey play

adeyemiayoblog:
↪Nigeri is a country weighed down by years of poor leadership and pervasive corruption, where Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State stands out as a beacon of what genuine governance can achieve. As we look toward the 2027 elections, it's crucial that we consider the potential of a leader who has not only made promises but has consistently delivered on them.
Governor Makinde’s leadership in Oyo State has been transformative, setting a new standard in a nation that desperately needs a break from the status quo. Under his watch, Oyo State has seen significant progress in infrastructure, education, healthcare, and overall governance. These aren't just empty claims—they are visible, tangible improvements that have positively impacted the lives of the people.
Take infrastructure, for example. Roads that were once nearly impossible to navigate have been rehabilitated, now serving as vital links that connect communities and boost economic activities. In education, the investments made by the Makinde administration are helping to mold the minds of our future leaders, ensuring that Oyo State’s graduates are not only educated but well-prepared to contribute meaningfully to society. The healthcare sector, too, has experienced a revival, with better facilities and improved access to quality care.
But beyond these achievements, what truly distinguishes Makinde is his approach to leadership. He’s a leader who listens and engages with the people, making informed decisions that reflect the needs and aspirations of his constituents. His administration is a rare example of accountability in a political landscape where transparency is often in short supply.

It's been 25 years and about $100 billion dollars down the drain at this point and Nigerians are still without the following basic amenities

■ Electricity
■ Clean Water Supply
■ Sewage
■ Good Roads(roads built by the ancient Romans thousands of years ago are still very much available to this day)
■ Passenger Rail
■ Security
■ Reliable internet and mobile services
■ Waste Management
■ Strong healthcare system
■sturdy educational & training System
■a Welfare/Social system....

Seyi Makinde is one of the many colossal failures of the last 25 years. Let's stop recycling obvious Kakistocrats!

Someone should pls help me with something to buy some foodstuffs. Pls. Food is more scarce than Blood now. Money is valueless. Pls!

Kobojunkieee:
It's been 25 years and about $100 billion dollars down the drain at this point and Nigerians are still without the following basic amenities

■ Electricity
■ Clean Water Supply
■ Sewage
■ Good Roads(roads built by the ancient Romans thousands of years ago are still very much available to this day)
■ Passenger Rail
■ Security
■ Reliable internet and mobile services
■ Waste Management
■ Strong healthcare system
■sturdy educational & training System
■a Welfare/Social system....

Seyi Makinde is one of the many colossal failures of the last 25 years. Let's stop recycling obvious Kakistocrats!

I was in Oyo few weeks ago, I am still thinking if I saw any of what the OP is listing.

vanbonattel:
Them wan hype another failure.

not your regular obi failure

alimiadedayo1:
not your regular obi failure

According to what measure is this conclusion of yours drawn?

This one dey mad gan ni o.
You are in another state talking nonsense on what you don't know.
Seyi Makinde is not the person you people think he is.
Go and ask the civil servant in oyo state esp teachers.

That man na green snake under green grass.