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Serve as the state's chief law officer, advise government on legal matters, and represent the state in litigation, including the numerous land and election-related disputes the administration has faced.

Continued in the role into the second term amid an unusually heavy litigation load for the ministry, spanning land disputes, election petitions, and local government governance disputes.

Oversee the state's healthcare system, including primary healthcare delivery, the COVID-19 pandemic response, and expansion of the Ogun State Health Insurance Agency (OGSHIA).

Reappointed for a second term in October 2023 after leading Ogun's COVID-19 response from 2020. Her ministry has expanded OGSHIA to cover retirees under a fully state-funded scheme, though independent figures on total population health-insurance coverage were not identified for this entry.

Manage state finances, coordinate the annual budget process, and drive the administration's internally generated revenue growth strategy.

Presided over a finance ministry that has overseen substantial IGR growth (NBS-tracked at roughly ₦81bn in 2019 to ₦192bn in 2024) and passage of successive multi-hundred-billion-naira budgets, while the state also carried the highest domestic debt of any Nigerian state as of December 2023 per NBS data.

Oversee basic and post-basic education policy, teacher welfare, and science/technology initiatives across the state's public school system.

A former vice-chancellor of Tai Solarin University of Education, brought academic leadership experience to the portfolio; independently verified, education-specific outcome data (enrolment, exam pass rates) was not identified for this entry.

Deliver and maintain the state's road and public infrastructure programme, the administration's signature policy area under the 'Infrastructure' pillar of ISEYA.

Oversaw continued delivery under a programme the administration says has produced more than 1,700km of constructed or rehabilitated roads since 2019, including the Abeokuta-Sagamu Expressway reconstruction.

Drive the state's agricultural productivity and food security agenda, including support for the agro-cargo ambitions tied to Gateway International Airport.

Continued in the agriculture portfolio through the period in which the governor faced an EFCC petition over a rice farm project the ministry was associated with promoting; independently verified sectoral output data was not identified for this entry.

Oversee environmental regulation and enforcement, including implementation of the 2024 Executive Orders on land use, mining, and conservation.

Took charge of enforcing the state's tightened 2024 land and mining executive orders; litigation over specific disputed land parcels, including a High Court injunction in Ilara Remo, continued after the orders were signed.

Coordinate the state's budgeting and development-planning process, including preparation of the annual Appropriation Bill.

Oversaw preparation of successive budgets that grew from ₦472.25bn in 2023 to over ₦1 trillion proposed for 2025, alongside the state's continued heavy tilt toward capital expenditure.

Coordinate the state's social welfare, women's empowerment, and vulnerable-groups protection programmes.

Continued the ministry's grassroots empowerment programmes through the second term; independently verified beneficiary or outcome figures were not identified for this entry.

Drive industrial and investment promotion, positioning Ogun State to attract manufacturing and logistics investment on top of its existing industrial base.

Served through a period in which the state's nominal GDP was estimated at ₦5.03 trillion (2023, eighth-highest of Nigeria's states) and continued to attract industrial investment alongside established manufacturers such as Procter & Gamble and Dangote Cement.