3 Years, Nothing to Show; Now a Display of Ignorance” — A4GG Tackles Senator Alli Over Makinde’s €55m Loan

Senator Sharafadeen Alli should account for three years of invisible stewardship in the Senate before chasing shadows in Oyo State.


In three years, what bill, what motion, what tangible intervention has Oyo South felt from his time in Abuja? The record is blank.
Governor Seyi Makinde does not need a lecture on transparency from a Senator whose only visibility is press statements.

That €55 million French concessional loan is tied, tracked and earmarked for healthcare. It is not federal allocation you can share at political meetings. It will be published, procured, and monitored by AFD itself.
Oyo people know the difference between a governor who builds and a politician who talks. From several roads’ construction and reconstruction to primary healthcare centers, the evidence is on ground, not on paper.
Alli’s sudden concern about debt is comical. Oyo’s economy has improved under Makinde, salaries are paid, pensions are paid, and our fiscal credibility is why France trusts us with this facility.
If he truly cared about debt, he would tell Oyo people what he has done with his constituency allocations since 2023. Where are the hospitals he facilitated? Where are the schools?
The N200bn bond he mentioned is for debt refinancing to lower interest costs — a standard, responsible financial management move praised by rating agencies, not a campaign purse.
The people of Oyo State are not fools. They see their resources working — in Omituntun buses, in farm estates, in renovated general hospitals, in Light Up Oyo.
Governor Makinde has eight months left to finish strong. Senator Alli has eight months left to finally show his work. Oyo State trusts Makinde to deliver healthcare, not theater.
Alliance 4 Good Governance ( A4GG)

