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Gov. Fayemi commissions Road Projects in Ekiti State
Jun 01, 2025
Gov. Fayemi commissions Road Projects in Ekiti State

Source: TribuneIn the last three weeks, Ekiti State governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi and his team have been occupied with the celebration of the third year anniversary of his second term in the state. To commemorate the anniversary, a lot of activities were lined up. But as the activities continued, it was obvious that the masses are the ultimate winners, considering the number of projects that have been completed under the administration, which touch on the lives of common men on the street of the state.Perhaps what better reflected the mood of the people towards the achievement of the governor was the tumultuous crowd, comprising traditional rulers, market women, artisans and other members of the public that assembled in Ijan, Oye and Aramoko Ekiti on Wednesday, October 13 to witness the commissioning of the state roads constructed by the governor in the last three years. The roads  are;  the Ilupeju-Ire-Igbemo- Ijan road, Oye-Isan- Ikun Dairy Farm Road, Aramoko- Erijiyan road, Agbado-Ode-Isinbode Road and Ibuji-Igbaraodo-Ilawe- Ado Ekiti road.For the people of Ekiti West, the local government that houses the popular Ikogosi Warm and Cold Springs, the Fayemi’s administration was described as a “God sent” to them as he has continued to be their messiah over the years in making sure that the nature’s hidden treasure in the local government is not abandoned. Beyond the construction of the road linking Aramoko, Erinjiyan and Ikogosi, the people expressed their joy over the restoration of electricity in Ikogosi, Ipole-Iloro and Erijiyan communities that had been in darkness for four years.

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Fayemi Flags up reconstruction of roads in Ekiti state
Jun 01, 2025
Fayemi Flags up reconstruction of roads in Ekiti state

Source: Ekiti State WebsiteGovernor of Ekiti State, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, on Monday, flagged off the construction of four major roads linking seven local government areas of the State.The roads are Agbado-Ode-Isinbode- Omuo road linking Aiyekire and Ekiti East local government areas; Ilupeju- Ire- Ijan-Igbemo road linking Oye, Aiyekire and Irepodun-Ifelodun local government areas; Oye-Ikun-Otun-Dairy farm road which links Oye, Ilejemeje and Moba council areas, and Aramoko-Erijiyan-Ikogosi road in Ekiti West local government area.Flagging off the construction works, the governor reiterated the commitment of his administration to meeting the aspiration of the people for infrastructure. He also challenged the people on their civic obligations, including tax payment.Dr. Fayemi who was hailed by the people for embarking on the road projects assured that no part of the State will be left out in terms of infrastructure development.He said his government has continued to pursue lofty goals in spite of daunting financial challenges.Dr. Fayemi warned the contractors handling the four projects against substandard jobs.He advised them to ensure “strict adherence to specifications with a view to delivering high quality, durable and serviceable roads within the stipulated time”.The governor also called on citizens and residents of the state to fulfil their civic obligations, especially tax payment, in order to strengthen the government’s capacity to meet their expectations.He said the citizens’ support would enable the government to actualize the quest for infrastructure development and make Ekiti state better.Members of the benefiting communities rolled out the drums to welcome the governor whom they thanked immensely for remembering their long-abandoned roads.

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Gov. Akeredolu Commissions Agbado-Ode- Isinbode-Omuo-Ekiti Road
Jun 01, 2025
Gov. Akeredolu Commissions Agbado-Ode- Isinbode-Omuo-Ekiti Road

Source: TribuneThe chairman of the South-West Governors’ Forum and Ondo State Governor, Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN, on Tuesday, commissioned the 30.5km Agbado-Ode- Isinbode-Omuo-Ekiti Road in Ekiti State, saying the state governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi has laid solid templates for successor desirous of development in the state.Akeredolu noted that the impressive infrastructural development being witnessed across the length and breadth of Ekiti State, in spite of the manifest downturn in the economic fortunes of the country, is the result of carefully conceived and effectively implemented policies and programmes.Stressing that the road commissioned is strategic to real development, Governor Akeredolu said very important milestones have been covered and veritable templates of purposeful governance laid for any successor desirous of development.He explained that there can be no effective rural integration system if there is no good road network, adding that infrastructural development is crucial to the enhancement of the conditions of living in the communities.“Very important milestones have been covered and veritable templates of purposeful governance laid for any successor, desirous of development. This should be expected in a state-led with keen intellection.“The completion and commissioning of this road project, devoid of loquacious grandstanding, is evidence that the man directing the affairs of the State is determined to bring to bear the quality difference in the lives of the people.

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Gov. Fayemi Flags Up Road
Jun 01, 2025
Gov. Fayemi Flags Up Road

Source:  Ekiti State WebsiteGovernor of Ekiti State, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, on Monday, flagged off the construction of four major roads linking seven local government areas of the State.The roads are Agbado-Ode-Isinbode- Omuo road linking Aiyekire and Ekiti East local government areas; Ilupeju- Ire- Ijan-Igbemo road linking Oye, Aiyekire and Irepodun-Ifelodun local government areas; Oye-Ikun-Otun-Dairy farm road which links Oye, Ilejemeje and Moba council areas, and Aramoko-Erijiyan-Ikogosi road in Ekiti West local government area.Flagging off the construction works, the governor reiterated the commitment of his administration to meeting the aspiration of the people for infrastructure. He also challenged the people on their civic obligations, including tax payment.Dr. Fayemi who was hailed by the people for embarking on the road projects assured that no part of the State will be left out in terms of infrastructure development.He said his government has continued to pursue lofty goals in spite of daunting financial challengesThe governor noted that the Agbado-Ode-Isinbode -Omuo road which is a shorter route to Abuja from Ekiti State was long abandoned by motorists and became a death trap.He said the road, on completion, and the extension of the Dangote-handled Obajana-Kabba road to Omuo, commuters would have a new lease of life.

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2021: Fayemi earmarks N1.4 billion for Amotekun in Ekiti
Jun 01, 2025
2021: Fayemi earmarks N1.4 billion for Amotekun in Ekiti

In what could be described as a deliberate attempt in ensuring effective security of lives and property in Ekiti State, Governor Kayode Fayemi has earmarked a sum of N1.4 billion for the State Security Network Agency codenamed Amotekun Corps in the 2021 fiscal year.The Governor had on December 23, 2020, assented to the budgetary provision christened “Budget of Recovery and Economic Restoration,” comprising N58.4 billion recurrent and N51.6 billion capital expenditures.Source: Nigerian Tribune

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Gov. Fayemi commissioned a Geospatial Data Centre in Ado Ekiti
May 31, 2025
Gov. Fayemi commissioned a Geospatial Data Centre in Ado Ekiti

Source: Governor's Facebook PageLast year, we commenced the construction of a Geospatial Data Centre in Ado-Ekiti to interlink the people and strengthen data collection and generation, land administration, infrastructure, and workforce in Ekiti State. I am delighted to announce that we have completed and commissioned this critical project.This Centre has a technical workstation center, electronic file treatment center, capturing room, GIS office, a data transmitter section, and a GIS digital laboratory. One of its major priority areas would be the development of geospatial data, processing, storage, and dissemination of data on land.We have also trained and equipped the internal staff, including civil servants, to manage the GIS infrastructure, computer system, GIS productivity, and analysis tools, amongst others.Our administration remains committed to leaving a lasting legacy and fulfilling our promises along the lines of our 5-point developmental agenda.

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Oyo State Govt Orders Employment of 5,000 Youths, Earmarks N500m For MSMEs
May 31, 2025
Oyo State Govt Orders Employment of 5,000 Youths, Earmarks N500m For MSMEs

Source: Channels TVThe Oyo State government has ordered the employment of 5,000 youths in the state into various government agencies.The state governor, Seyi Makinde made this announcement on Monday during a stakeholder meeting with traditional rulers, security chiefs, religious leaders, and chairmen of the 68 Local Governments and Local Council Development Areas.  He said the 5,000 youths will be employed across the state Ministries, Departments, and Agencies including OSRMA and OYOWMA.“I have directed the employment of 5,000 young persons across all government agencies over the next few months.“We have been talking to Oyo State Road Maintenance Agency (OSRMA), Oyo State Waste Management Authority (OYOWMA), before now. We have been talking to AMOTEKUN. We have to, immediately, wrap some of those recruitments up and put these people off the street. The criteria for employment and the dates for assessment will be announced by the agency authorities,” Makinde said at the meeting.

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Oyo govt pays counterpart fund for World Bank project on rural access roads
May 29, 2025
Oyo govt pays counterpart fund for World Bank project on rural access roads

Source: Business DayOyo State Government on Wednesday paid the counterpart fund for Development Partners-backed Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project (RAAMP) to ensure accelerated development of the rural communities in the state.Governor Seyi Makinde who disclosed this at the inauguration of the Project Monitoring and Technical Steering Committee, at the Government House, Agodi, Ibadan, said that the sum of N350 Million was paid two months into his tenure in office to facilitate the project.The project, which was instituted in April 2016, had remained moribund as a result of the failure of the state to pay the 12 per cent counterpart fund required by the Development Partners, including the World Bank, the French Development Bank and the African Development Bank (AfDB), among others.The governor stated that RAAMP would ensure quality and durable roads that would open up the rural areas for business.According to him, “when we came in, we met the RAAM Project almost moribund because Oyo State couldn’t pay its own counterpart fund. Within two and half months of our administration, we provided the counterpart fund and we were able to get the project back on track”.The project, which was meant to construct, rehabilitate and maintain over 1000 kilometres of rural roads across 33 Local Government Areas and 35 Local Council Development Areas of the state is aimed at linking the state’s Agro-logistic hubs for economic and social development.Governor Makinde said that the RAAMP is aimed at improving the standard of living of rural dwellers, ease access to transportation and enhance rural participation in economic development.

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Makinde swears in 29-year-old Wasilat Adegoke as Commissioner for Youth and Sport
May 26, 2025
Makinde swears in 29-year-old Wasilat Adegoke as Commissioner for Youth and Sport

The nomination by the Executive Governor of Oyo State; Engr. Seyi Makinde and confirmation by the Oyo State House of assembly and immediate inauguration into office of Miss Wasilat ADEGOKE, a 29-year-old Lanlate born young female politician and newly sworn-in commissioner for Youths and Sports development today is not just a step in the right direction but also an impetus that will drive more youthful contributions to the government of Oyo state.All over the world, youth inclusion in politics and governance have become a mantra which has formed central notions in many leadership conferences, symposium and political parlance.Youths being the most virile population of every nation are the driving force of massive socio-economic revolution and political and social engineering.Any thoughtful political, social or economic leader will not undermine the strength of the youth sector which constitute about 60% of the voting population.Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo state having just sworn in Miss Wasilat Adegoke has further placed Oyo State in the heart of lovers of all-inclusive government rooted in democratic rule and everyone who desire to see the needed expected leadership that comes from the standpoint of intellectualism, youthful vigor zeal plus a mixture of native intelligence domiciled among the elders in the cabinet should anticipate an era of a idea driven, thought inclined and problem-solution oriented government .Gone are the days when a youth commissioner is not truly youthful in age and strength.Gov. Seyi Makinde has deepened his approach on finding youthful and useful individuals to join him pilot the affairs of the state and this is commendableSource: Oyo Eyewitness

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