Showing posts with label Oyo state. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oyo state. Show all posts
Oyo state and 35 others will each get N2 billion from the Central Bank of Nigeria. The funds are part of a N220 billion micro and macro development fund for Micro, Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (MSMEs) across the country.

Over the weekend,there were strong indications that PDP lawmakers in Oyo state and those of Accord party are making frantic efforts to impeach the state governor, Senator Abiola Ajimobi.

The website of Oyo state government-owned transport company, the Pacesetter Transport Services is down. IBPulse.com's investigation revealed that the developer of the website only paid for a year hosting plan.


Nigerian government is partnering with Huawei Technology Co. Ltd to train female unemployed Nigerians from Oyo state, southwest Nigeria.
The World Bank has approved 200 million dollars, (about N32 billion) to support Nigeria’s flood management in Ibadan, Oyo State.
Oyo state governor, Senator Abiola Ajimobi, has asked Nigerians not to allow any circumstance to wipe out the memory of June 12. He said this in a statement to mark this year's edition of the day set aside to celebrate the annulled June 12 presidential elections believed to have been won by Chief M. K. O. Abiola.

At the first Annual General Meeting of Oyo State Small Scale Industries Company Limited, the vision and mission of the company were reviewed with the sole aim of developing, encouraging and promoting the growth of Small and Medium Scale enterprises in the state.
Oyo state governor, Sen. Abiola Ajimobi has said the state is fast becoming a preferred destination for investors. In a chat with newsmen in Ibadan, the governor said his governor has also done a lot in the areas of security and infrastructural development.



Some years ago in Oyo state, politics was associated with incessant inter and intra-political party clashes, crimes, disrespect for the rule of law, autocracy, and lack of accountability. Natives of the state who reside outside the nation and those in other parts of the country were not proud to associate themselves with the state and they often claimed to indigenes of Lagos state.
In spite of a court injunction asking the Oyo state government not to demolish structures at the popular Ile Eja area, Oja'ba in Ibadan, traders were shocked on Friday when they found their structures demolished and wares displaced.

Remi Idowu, a graduate of the London School of Economics has predicted that Oyo state will soon elect a capable performer who has a twenty-first century performance mindset.