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We Will Ensure That Renovation Works Are Completed, And Infrastructure Development Initiated Especially In The Outstanding 93 PHCs. We Will Accomplish This Through Funding And Efficient Supervision In The First Two Years Of Being Re-elected

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Our Assessment

Governor Makinde has made steady progress but has not fully "completed" the renovation of all 93 outstanding PHCs within the promised two-year window (ended May 2025). While the government successfully moved over 200 centres into the "completed" category and launched a new 66-centre upgrade phase in early 2025, many of the original 93 are still undergoing re-evaluation or are in the early stages of work. The promise is active and funded, but the delivery of the final 93 facilities is currently behind the strict two-year timeline mentioned in the campaign manifesto.

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Tracking History

Mar 20, 2026

Update: Promised Renovation of the Outstanding 93 PHCs in Oyo State by Seyi Makinde

Initial Status (May 2023): At the start of the second term, the government reported that 206 PHCs had been completed under the first term's goal of one functional PHC per ward (351 total), leaving 93 PHCs outstanding.

Progress on the 93 PHCs (2024–2025): By mid-2024, the administration stated that re-evaluation of these outstanding facilities had commenced. Some of these 93 facilities were integrated into the World Bank-assisted IMPACT project, with about one-third of them included in a 106-unit revitalisation list.

Phased Upgrades (March 2025): The government announced a new phase to upgrade 66 PHCs specifically to boost grassroots delivery. This phase focuses on installing solar power, electronic medical record systems, and modern equipment in two facilities per local government.

Total Ward Goal: The administration maintains a target to renovate an additional 51 PHCs beyond the original 299 contract, aiming to reach 351 renovated PHCs (one for every ward) by the end of the tenure in 2027.

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