N265,037,496,000 was earmarked for recurrent expenditure, which is 47.94 per cent.
ODIRS workers who are mainly junior staff protested over their non-inclusion in the new wage system of the establishment.
He added that the state would strive towards achieving its revenue targets while fostering economic growth.
He promised to mobilise all indigenes of the state within and outside to make donations to the Education Endowment Fund.
The enforcement was in collaboration with the Vehicle Inspection Office (VIO) and relevant security agencies in the state.
The state revenue agency said it was acting on a May 18 court order to seal the erring companies.
“The Judiciary made the highest amount of collection of revenue in the history of Ondo State.”
