Governor Seyi Makinde's campaign promise to establish pilot community-based health insurance (CBHI) schemes in "at least four LGAs in each senatorial zone" by the end of his first year (May 2020) was not met. 

 

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By the end of the first year in office, the administration had only piloted the CBHI scheme in two communities, Eyin Grammar and Ogungbade Community in Egbeda Local Government Area, rather than the four LGAs per senatorial zone (totaling 12 LGAs across three senatorial zones) as explicitly promised. 

 

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While the Oyo State Health Insurance Agency (OYSHIA) eventually scaled up community-based health insurance schemes across the state during subsequent years, the failure to meet the specific first-year benchmark of pilot schemes in at least four LGAs per senatorial zone represents a broken timeline. 

 

The promise explicitly required this expansion by the end of year one, with scaling to other LGAs planned for the second year. The administration instead pursued a slower, less ambitious rollout than pledged.