Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has stirred conversations online following a viral video in which he referenced the possibility of impeachment while speaking about the remaining duration of his administration.

In the circulating clip, the Oyo governor is heard saying his administration would come to an end “in about one year and one month,” before adding, “that is if I have not been impeached.”

The comment, which has since gained traction across social media platforms including X, has triggered mixed reactions, with some users interpreting it as a light-hearted remark, while others questioned whether it alluded to underlying political tensions.

However, there is currently no official indication or credible report suggesting that any impeachment process has been initiated against the governor.

As of the time of filing this report, the context in which the statement was made remains unclear, and the Oyo State Government has not issued any formal clarification regarding the remark.

Political observers note that such statements are sometimes made rhetorically during public engagements and may not necessarily reflect an imminent political development. (The Guardian)