In our part of the world, accountability is like NEPA light. It shows up occasionally, stays briefly, and disappears without explanation.
The real tragedy is not that we lack systems, but that we have perfected the art of explaining why they don’t work.
Perhaps one day, performance will trend louder than excuses. - MO
Nigerians are among the most resilient people on earth.
We have mastered the science of “adjusting”. Adjusting expectations, adjusting meals, adjusting hope.
At this rate, we may soon adjust into prosperity.
Until then, we continue to clap for survival as though it were success. - MO
Nigeria does not suffer from a lack of ideas.
If ideas were currency, we would be a global superpower.
Our real challenge is implementation; the long journey between announcement and actualisation, where many good intentions quietly retire. - MO
True friendship is a rare harmony. Think of harmony in music: many notes, each distinct, yet when played together, they create something beautiful. Not because they are identical, but because they complement one another. True friendship works the same way. Two people with their differences, flaws, strengths, and histories, find a rhythm that feels effortless, safe, and genuine.
True leadership starts with self-discipline, self-denial, and moral strength. Governor. Oyebanji speaks directly to the youth: if you’re not ready to step out of your comfort zone and go through the refining furnace of growth, you’re not ready to lead.
Greatness demands more than ambition, it requires character, sacrifice, and the courage to choose what’s right over what’s easy. The leaders of tomorrow must be willing to do what others won’t today.
Are you prepared?
#risetolead #disciplinedyouth #yebanjispeaks #leadershipourney #youths #leadership #motivation #MondayMotivation
Ekiti State has once again emerged as a leader in good governance, topping Nigeria’s 2025 Fiscal Transparency Ranking. This achievement reflects a consistent commitment to accountability, openness, and public trust.
#FiscalTransparency#GoodGovernance#EkitiState#Accountability #Leadership
Pervasive lawless lawlessness is daily crippling our society. We have hitherto labelled it “woke” or “vibes” or what not. Total absence of values and decorum. Very sad.
Governor Oyebanji Inspects Key Projects to Ensure Quality Delivery
Ekiti State Governor, Mr Biodun Oyebanji, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to the timely and high-quality execution of critical infrastructure projects across Ekiti State.
Yesterday, Governor Oyebanji conducted an on-the-spot assessment of three major projects in Ado-Ekiti:
✅ The Central Business District (CBD) at Atikankan
✅ The International Centre for Art and Culture
✅ The Revenue House (EKIRS Headquarters)
Recognising the importance of firsthand inspection, Governor Oyebanji emphasised that while regular monitoring by relevant agencies is crucial, direct engagement provides a clearer evaluation of progress and ensures adherence to quality standards.
Expressing satisfaction with the level of work done so far, he reiterated his administration’s commitment to ensuring that every project meets the highest standards and contributes to the long-term economic and infrastructural development of Ekiti State.
As a government, we remain focused on delivering impactful projects that enhance business growth, promote cultural heritage, and strengthen revenue generation, ultimately fostering sustainable development across the state.
#BAOGovernance #KeepingEkitiWorking #BAOInAction #SharedProsperity
Falling down isn’t a problem, staying down is where exactly the problem is. Getting up is where success begins. Go into the week with the zeal to succeed.
Ekiti State Government has approved a new minimum wage of N70,000, effective December 1, 2024.
This was done via a Memorandum of Understanding that ensures the minimum wage covers all strata of workers and pensioners. The approval of the new minimum wage follows the signing of the Wage Negotiation Committee's report by the State Government and organized labour leaders.
Representing the State Government, the Head of Service, Dr Folakemi Olomojobi signed the MoU and thanked Ekiti workers for their patience and trust in the government's commitment to finding a mutually beneficial solution.
Read more through the link in bio.📱
#KeepingEkitiWorking #BAOGovernance #SharedProsperity #SocialInclusion #MinimumWage
Uncover the Findings: Misleading Practices by Coca-Cola Nigeria & Nigerian Bottling Company
Can you tell the difference?
Do you know they are different products?
Original taste is full sugar, less sugar is artificial sweetener.
They are different, Coca- Cola doesn’t want you to know.
The report of FCCPC's investigation into Coca-Cola Nigeria & Nigerian Bottling Company's alleged misleading branding and anti-competitive practices is ready.
Click the link below to see the full report:
https://t.co/e2LUgYqLZK
@NigeriaGov@NGRSenate@house @TradeInvestNG @DrDorisAnite
Proud & honored to have led a solid team including @Mo_Adebayo@AbebeFlorence@Apripusz Folakunmi Phinero who toiled tirelessly for Nigeria & insisted Nigerians must be treated fairly & no less than consumers anywhere else in the world. These are the colors of nation building.
The Ekiti State Governor, Mr Biodun Oyebanji has urged the citizens of the state not to despair over Monday’s kidnapping of some school pupils and their teachers in Emure- Ekiti, assuring that efforts are on to get the children and their teachers rescued.
Six pupils of a private school in Emure-Ekiti, three teachers and the bus driver were abducted while returning to Eporo- Ekiti, Monday evening.
The Governor, who described the kidnapping of the school pupils, as callous and unacceptable, said nothing would be spared in the efforts to rescue them.
According to a statement by the Governor’s Special Adviser on Media, security agencies in the state are already on the trail of the abductors with a mandate to bring the pupils and their teachers back safely.
Governor Oyebanji said security is being stepped up across the state with a view to flushing out criminal elements from their hideouts.
While calling on the citizens to remain calm and vigilant, he urged them to cooperate with security agencies, by making available relevant information to the authorities.
The kind of things the likes of @TundeIrukera would fix and do so excellently well. Hopefully, our leadership selection process and reward system changes for the better someday soon.
Not-so-bold claim: Interior Minister Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo will NEVER be able to revolutionise Nigeria’s messily-corrupt passport application system. Zero percent chance!
You know why already: his hands are not clean.
Anyone who thinks Tuni-Ojo can, underestimates the depth and spread of Nigeria’s passport fleecing network. It is a wire that begins in Nigeria and extends to many of our overseas missions.
I can say this now because I have since abandoned the story and moved on to other things; but before I became quite positively distracted by Arrows of God, I was tracking that passport story, the local-foreign connection (Someday in the very distant future, I will write a book on the stories I started investigating but abandoned.).
In the preliminary phase of that now-abandoned investigation, I was stunned to discover that very highly placed presidential appointees had internally attempted to snatch the passport application process from the grip of exploitative Immigration staff, but it never worked. It doesn’t mean it never will, but don’t trivialise the scale, power, reach or entrenchment of the interests frustrating Olubunmi-Ojo and his direct and indirect predecessors.
First quality of the person to unshackle Nigerians from greedy Immigration officials and their accomplices: clean hands. And Tunji-Ojo’s hands are not.
Tunji-Ojo’s company cannot be receiving N438m from Betta Edu’s humanitarian affairs ministry (let’s not mention the honourable-member-off-your-mic saga), and he thinks he can deny Immigration officials their daily 50k or 100k. Zero chance.
So, I’ll say this again: a million websites and automated systems will not eliminate corner-cutting Immigration officials; they will continue bypassing the system, and they will be able to justify it.
Dora Akunyili did not fight the fake drug mafia with stained hands herself; Akunyili was as incorruptible as they come. In fact, when former president Olusegun Obasanjo was scouting for a NAFDAC DG, Akunyili’s track record of incorruptibility was the decider.
The sanitiser of Immigration passport fraud has not yet been found; it must be someone of verifiable incorruptibility.
He who comes to equity must….
Everybody including Oga Bayo Onanuga does not agree that Tunde Irukera deserves to be dismissed.
I can sacrifice 2 Ministers, Abia State Governor and SodiqTade for this man.
Grateful for the honor of recognition,challenged by the reality of constant scrutiny, inspired by the outcomes of our interventions,reflective about how much still needs to be done, encouraging to the crew doing the work, energized to do more; & never discouraged, no matter what.