Governors in Ogun, Ekiti, Osun, Kogi, and Ondo states have signed their respective 2025 appropriation bills into law, laying the groundwork for transformative initiatives in their regions. Each state prioritized economic growth, infrastructure, and social welfare, setting ambitious goals to address pressing challenges and foster development.
In Osun State, Governor Ademola Adeleke signed a N427.75 billion “Budget of Sustainable Growth and Transformation,” emphasizing the need for strict implementation to meet citizens’ expectations. The budget focuses on education, infrastructure, and economic empowerment, with quarterly reviews to ensure transparency and performance.
Kogi State Governor Usman Ododo approved a N582.4 billion “Budget of Inclusivity,” which reflects a significant increase from the previous year. The budget prioritizes job creation, food security, and infrastructure development. The state’s Assembly Speaker commended the governor for his focus on inclusivity and economic rejuvenation.
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun signed a record-breaking N1.05 trillion budget, targeting renewable energy, agriculture, and education. Key initiatives include the development of the Olokola Sea Port and renewable energy projects. Despite federal economic challenges, Abiodun assured citizens of ongoing palliative measures and infrastructural improvements.
Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa of Ondo State signed a N698.66 billion “Budget of Recovery” into law, with significant allocations to capital expenditure. The budget aims to address socio-economic challenges through investments in agriculture, healthcare, and security, signaling a focus on rebuilding the state’s economy.
In Ekiti State, Governor Biodun Oyebanji approved a N375.7 billion budget, emphasizing internally generated revenue to fund projects and sustain the economy. The budget was developed through consultations with citizens and prioritizes agriculture, food security, and wealth creation. Oyebanji lauded President Tinubu’s reforms for increasing revenue allocations and pledged to complete ongoing projects while strengthening partnerships with development agencies.
