Makinde: I Won’t Dictate Terms to My Successor
Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has said he will not become a political godfather who dictates the affairs of government to his successor after leaving office in 2027. Makinde made the declaration on Monday while hosting members of the Muslim community at a Hijrah 1448 luncheon held at the Banquet Hall of the Government House, […]
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has stated he will not act as a political godfather to his successor after stepping down in 2027. Speaking at a Hijrah 1448 luncheon for the Muslim community in Ibadan, Makinde emphasized his commitment to a smooth transition of power. After eight years serving the people of Oyo, he pledged to enable his successor to lead without interference.
The governor urged voters to evaluate candidates based on merit, character, and dedication to public service, rather than ethnicity or religion. Makinde assured the public that his administration would continue focusing on good governance and delivering impactful projects during the remainder of its term.
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