AprokoNation! Gbaja is here, with warm greetings to all our Muslim brothers and sisters as we celebrate Eid-el-Fitr! This beautiful day, observed as a nationwide public holiday, marks the glorious end of Ramadan, a time of deep reflection and devotion. May the blessings of this season fill your homes with peace, joy, and abundance.
As we celebrate, remember the calls from our governors for unity and sustained virtues beyond Ramadan. While we enjoy the festivities, let's also keep our eyes on the promises made. We need to compile those campaign promises and track state allocations for this year. Gbaja believes in keeping receipts!
Let's create visual "promise vs. delivery" scorecards for our states. Teach yourselves to identify state versus federal projects, because governors dey claim federal work too much. We must calculate cost per project to expose inflation and name commissioners by their ministry performance.
Participate in state budget consultations and make use of the governor's contact channels. Let's organize "governor report card" town halls and share findings on social media with evidence. We vote am in, we fit vote am out, but first make we show am say we dey watch.