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[Prof™ @OOlusore]

That Circular Road Project dey enter APC Members Eyes.

[Bishop of the Diocese of Oyo @hon_ags]

This same Ajimobi or is Oba Ladoja lying???

[Ayobami @dondekojo]

Anyone trying to attribute the circular road project to Ajimobi is unserious and should be ignored IMO.

[Hon. Jesugbemi @Hon_Jesugbemi]

POV: How Gov Seyi Makinde transformed Soka from being one of the scariest places to live in 2014 to a beautiful neighborhood to live now ❤️

[Omituntun 2.0 @GSMfor2027]

When Seyi Makinde said the 500m corridor on each side was done under Ajimobi, it was still APC people that said he was lying.

[Oluwadamilare Fabiyi of #Geni @therealFadaca]

APC wan gum-body circular road because people dey appreciate the strides of Governor Seyi Makinde.

After their government contractor use 4 years and 11 billion clear bush.

[Walker @Iamthemetim]

These guys are desperately looking for all ways to link the late Gov. Ajimobi to the project.

[Omituntun 2.0 @GSMfor2027]

This is where @Goldbloww stole pictures to show Ajimobi's work on the Ibadan Circular Road. A post published over 2 years after his death.
There is no depth APC supporters won't go to push lies and propaganda.

[Oyo State Government Feedback @FeedbackOYSG]

Ongoing Project: Construction of Bridges and Interchanges on Ibadan Circular Road. More details https://t.co/j1NzqFUjC3.

[Dayo Ogunbowale @mog_dayo]

Your point rightly acknowledges the Commissioner's administrative involvement, but it fundamentally conflates execution with authority. Under Nigeria's constitutional and budgetary framework, the Governor is the sole repository of executive spending power.

Here is why the blame legally and structurally rests squarely with the Governor, regardless of the Commissioner's presence:

1. The Constitution vests the executive authority of a State in the Governor. While the Commissioner for Finance oversees the mechanics of disbursement, he has no statutory power to decide what is funded or where the money goes. Those decisions are reserved exclusively for the Governor as the Chief Executive and the approving authority for state budgets. The Commissioner cannot unilaterally repurpose funds, approve new projects, or prioritise one liability over another, every major fiscal directive originates from the Governor's office.

2. The doctrine that commissioners serve "at the pleasure" of the Governor is not a technicality, it is the ultimate check on their autonomy. If Hon Bimbo Adekanmbi had refused to disburse funds as directed by Ajimobi, he would have been immediately relieved of his duties. Conversely, if he had disbursed funds without the Governor's express or implied approval, he would have been fired for insubordination. His continued tenure signals that every disbursement he supervised was done strictly in alignment with the Governor's marching orders.

3. Your statement suggests the Commissioner "held the state's purse strings." In reality, he held the keys to the vault, but the Governor held the authority to open it. The Commissioner's role is ministerial, ensuring due process and treasury regulations are followed, but he does not set fiscal policy. When salaries went unpaid, it was because the Governor chose a different spending priority (or lacked the political will to find alternative revenue). The Finance Commissioner could not override that priority.

4. In public administration, the political head (the Governor) bears fiduciary and constitutional responsibility for all actions taken under his executive order. While the Commissioner may bear administrative or professional culpability for procedural lapses, the political and legal blame for what was spent and where it went belongs solely to the Governor. To blame the Commissioner equally is to suggest a co-equal executive, which the law explicitly rejects.

Finally, blaming Hon Bimbo Adekanmbi for the decisions Ajimobi made is like blaming a court registrar for a judge's verdict. The Governor was the author of the spending choices; the Commissioner was merely the scribe who signed the cheques under duress of his office. The law, correctly, places the ultimate burden on the Governor alone.

[Oyo Affairs @Oyoaffairs]

Watch the emotional moment a physically challenged man asked Governor Seyi Makinde for a hug and a new house and the Governor granted his requests.❤️

[Oyo Affairs @Oyoaffairs]

Remember the physically challenged man that requested for a house from Governor Seyi Makinde in February 2026? Governor has fulfilled his promise to him. He is now the latest landlord in town.

Congratulations to him

[Walker @Iamthemetim]

Another ongoing local government project..

Show me a state where their local government has more deliverables than Oyo State.

[Bishop of the Diocese of Oyo @hon_ags]

I posted newspaper advert of Abiola Ajimobi increasing the setback from 150m to 500m, APC boys say na lie, food don done, everybody dey come carry spoon and plate come to eat from the largeness of Seyi Makinde’s achievement on the circular road.

😂😂

[Hon. Jesugbemi @Hon_Jesugbemi]

His Excellency President Seyi Makinde, President, Federal Republic of Nigeria and the First Lady (2027 - 2031)

[O L Ú M Ì Í J Ù @Sir_olumiju]

I saw one of your ẹgbọn Adugbo wan claim the glory of CIRCULAR Road for AJIMOBI, Ajimobi.

E bá mi sọ fún wọn pe WNKR

You have seen the beauty.

God Bless SEYI MAKINDE for the CIRCULAR ROAD PROJECT.

BIMBO ADEKANMBI will continue from here.

[Seyi Makinde @seyimakinde]

This morning, we held a remembrance service at the Cathedral of St Peter, Aremo, Ibadan, to mark the 14th anniversary of the passing of our father, Pa Olatubosun Makinde. Although it’s been over a decade, we still miss him dearly every day. May his gentle soul continue to rest in the bosom of our Lord.

[Oyo State Government Feedback @FeedbackOYSG]

This is false. There was no directive issued by the Oyo State Government to this effect. You made an almost identical post on 10 June 2026, which was debunked here: https://t.co/TO1CQWycaF

[Dayo Ogunbowale @mog_dayo]

THE NEW DAWN

"From the ancient hills of Ibadan, where history is made,

A son of the soil has risen, and he is not afraid.

Born on Christmas Day, a gift to the nation,

Seyi Makinde, an engineer by foundation.

From St. Michael's Primary to UNILAG's hallowed halls,

He built not just bridges, he answered the people's calls."

#TheNewDawn @seyimakinde
Coming soon...

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

Nigerians have accepted Makinde as alternative to Tinubu.

~ Allied People’s Movement says