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We’re dying of hunger, Oyo Pensioners beg Makinde

PENSIONERS under the aegis of Oyo State 2002 Pensioners have appealed to the state Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde, to look into their plight over 13 years of unpaid pension of about 2000 workers retrenched by the late former governor of the state, Alhaji Lam Adesina, saying they are dying of hunger on a daily basis.

Alleged N998m fraud in Oyo: Makinde threatens to resign if…

By Ademola Adegbite & Deola Badru, Ibadan Following the allegation levelled against Oyo State government of inflating the N998million notebook contract for secondary schools students Governor Seyi Makinde, yesterday, threatened to resign if the allegation is true. Makinde, who said the allegation was the handiwork of mischievous people who were hell-bent on defaming his administration, […]

Roof of Oyo governor’s office blown off in rainstorm

By Ademola Adegbite, Ibadan The roofs of Oyo State Governor’s Office and some shops at the Police Officers’ Wife Association, POWA, complex at Sango area in Ibadan, were blown off during a downpour on Thursday evening. Investigation revealed that torrential rains, which started around 6p.m. and stopped around 7:30p.m wrecked havoc in the areas. At […]

Policing: Makinde to recruit more Amotekun personnel

By Adeola Badru Governor ‘Seyi Makinde of Oyo State, Friday, warned criminally minded individuals to stay clear of the state as his government would not relent in strengthening security architecture in the state to ensure the safety of lives and property. The governor who gave the warning at the official handover ceremony of 100 security […]

ZONING QUAKE: South West won’t lose out — Gov Makinde

By Kennwdy Mbele Governor Seyi Makinde, in this interview, speaks on the zoning controversy in the Peoples  Democratic Party (PDP), how he resolved the Olubadan chieftaincy crisis, the efforts of his administration to expand the economy of Oyo State through quality infrastructure building and the vision to reposition other critical sectors of the state almost […]

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