In a significant move to promote transparency and accountability in local government financial planning, top officials in Osun State have officially presented their 2026 budget proposals to their respective legislative arms.
The Chairman of Irepodun Local Government Area, Barr. Adegoke Ogunsola, revealed a budget estimate totaling ₦5.8 billion for the upcoming fiscal year. Similarly, the Olorunda Local Government Council Chairman, Mr. Mojeed Kudaisi, submitted a ₦6.9 billion budget plan for 2026 during the council legislative session.
Barr. Ogunsola described his proposal as the “Budget of Prosperity and Autonomy”, emphasizing that the plan will be funded through multiple sources including allocations from the Federation Account, internally generated revenue (IGR), and other avenues of council income.
He explained, “The administration’s priority on developmental projects includes the comprehensive renovation of the Irepodun Local Government Secretariat, implementing innovative road maintenance policies to ensure durable infrastructure, constructing new roads, and opening up rural access routes. Additionally, the modernization and expansion of our existing marketplace will ensure that it remains relevant and functional in today’s dynamic economic landscape.”
The 2026 budget proposals presented by these local government leaders underline a clear vision for economic growth, infrastructural development, and community empowerment across Osun State. Once approved by the legislative arms, the funds will pave the way for impactful projects aimed at improving the living standards of residents.
The presentation of these budgets also reflects a broader commitment by Osun State local governments to adhere to transparency, good governance, and strategic fiscal planning that prioritizes the welfare of the citizens.
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