It is not just about how many megawatts Nigeria generates, but how efficiently the entire electricity value chain works.
You can generate 10,000MW, but if you cannot transmit and distribute that power to homes and businesses, you are simply engaging in an exercise in futility.
That is why the APM Reset Agenda is not throwing around ambitious megawatt figures. Instead, it addresses the structural problems that have prevented Nigerians from enjoying reliable electricity despite decades of promises.
The Reset Agenda proposes a coordinated national and state electricity market, where the Federal Government focuses on interstate transmission, wholesale supply and grid reliability, while states take greater responsibility for local distribution, embedded generation and consumer service.
It also prioritises reliable gas supply to power plants, improved plant availability, investment in transmission and distribution infrastructure, and direct electricity supply arrangements for industrial and productive clusters.
Crucially, electricity providers must be held accountable for actual hours of supply, metering, outages and service quality.
The measure of success is not how many megawatts we announce, but how much reliable electricity reaches Nigerian homes, farms and businesses.
That is the difference between promising electricity and building a system that delivers it.
“I know the kind of people I'm dealing with. People should ask why Governors defected to APC and I stood my ground. President Bola Tinubu's administration tried to blackmail me as well" - Governor Seyi Makinde reveals
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"I tried to see President Bola Tinubu when our schoolchildren and teachers were kdnapp£d in Oriire. I called, he didn't pick my call”
– H.E Seyi Makinde reveals
Yoruba Presidency in the mud once again.
In his latest newsletter, @seyimakinde breaks down a core issue every Nigerian business owner and professional feels right now: pursuing 'economic stability' on paper without actual economic development or shock absorbers for working people.
Reforms work when they are planned with cushioning—not dropped abruptly on businesses already stretched thin.
Read his full breakdown of what a coordinated economic reset looks like ahead of 16 January 2027: https://t.co/pKGr9dNQnn
#ResetNigeria #NigeriaFirst #MakindeDaura2027
We have never owed salaries for one month since I became Governor of Oyo State.
Fun fact for APC supporters he became Governor in 2019 not 2023 when Tinubu became President so the propaganda of Tinubu no subsidy rescue should now REST.
Gov Seyi Makinde will #ResetNigeria
“I have never owned a salary since I became governor of Oyo state for 7 years now.”
-H.E Seyi Makinde (APM Presidential Candidate)
He even failed to mention that Oyo State has been paying 13th-month salaries for 7 years now and hasn’t failed to pay once.
Governor Seyi Makinde represents the dream life of an average Nigerian who benefited from a Nigeria that worked. He attended Bishop Phillips Academy, Ibadan, and the University of Lagos, served the country, secured a decent job, and founded his own company at 29—an example of the
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Yoruba Presidency in the gutter.
President Tinubu does not have the interests of the Yoruba and the nation at large at heart.
“I tried to see the President when our children in Orire were kidnapped........
I made an attempt. I called the state Chief of Protocol, he didn't pick..”
Governor Seyi Makinde on Arise
"One of the major issues we are facing with the current administration is a lack of accountability. President Tinubu promised to fix electricity. Has electricity been fixed? No. This is connected to the high cost of living and several other issues Nigerians are currently facing."
— APM presidential candidate and Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde.
This is a leader Nigeria deserves at this perilous times brought upon us by APC led administration
Join HE Seyi Makinde on AriseNews via this link
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My name is Seyi Makinde.
I grew up lower-middle-class. My father was a teacher turned accountant. My mother was a telephone operator.
We were not wealthy. But we lived in a Nigeria where education + hard work = better life was real.
I went to Bishop Phillips Academy, Ibadan. Studied Electrical Engineering at UNILAG.
At 29, I started Makon Engineering. From small to beyond Nigeria.
Not because I had connection. But because Nigeria gave me opportunity education, skills, chance to work.
That Nigeria is disappearing.
How many young Nigerians today can say the same?
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#ResetNigeria
Ọ̀yọ́ ló wà ní ipò kìíní nínú àwọn ìpínlẹ̀ tí StatiSense wò fún ìṣiṣẹ́ owó ìwọlé ní ìdajì àkọ́kọ́ ọdún 2026: ₦564.06bn, tó jẹ́ 66.4% ohun tí a ṣètò láti gbà.
Ẹni tó mọ ètò ìnáwó ló yẹ ní ipò gíga. Dìbò fún Seyi Makinde, Ààrẹ 2027.
#ResetNigeria
H.E Seyi Makinde (APM Presidential Candidate) joins ARISE News The Morning Show tomorrow, Friday, November 13th!
From 2027 political realignments and the G5 fallout to his grand plan to #ResetNigeria, you won't want to miss this explosive session.
First, where did you get ₦251bn in Q1 FAAC allocations? According to available data online, Oyo State received approximately ₦69bn in FAAC allocations between January and March 2026. You have confused the figures.
On IGR, Oyo State grew from ₦26.59bn in 2019 to ₦103.25bn in 2025. That's a nearly fourfold increase. So claiming the administration failed to grow IGR is simply false.
You asked for five completed projects. Here they are: the 76.7km Iseyin-Fapote-Ogbomoso Road, 65km Moniya-Ijaiye-Iseyin Road, 34.85km Oyo-Iseyin Road, 12.5km Theophilus Akinyele Way and 9.7km Saki Township Road. All completed.
There are also four completed bus terminals in Ibadan and 209 upgraded or reconstructed PHCs across the state.
On attracting investors, Oyo State has attracted over ₦46 billion in private-sector agribusiness investment. The Fasola Agribusiness Hub alone has attracted about ₦20 billion in investment and is fully subscribed, with 14 agribusiness companies operating there. The state has also accessed close to $170 million in agribusiness and international development funds. These are measurable efforts to bring businesses, investment and jobs into Oyo State.
You can find the list of completed and ongoing projects across the state here: https://t.co/6d9DfHA4TK