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The Executive Secretary, Primary Healthcare Board, Dr Babatunde Olatunji, has decried that the state health sector grappled with inadequate staff, particularly noting that the state currently had less than 200 doctors. Noting that the state last Read More
In this concluding part of his piece on waste management in Oyo State, GABRIEL OGUNJOBI writes on waste to wealth and government’s efforts to ensure sanity. In Ibadan, there are four dumps legally established Read More
The Governor Seyi Makinde led-government of Oyo State has approved the release of the sum of N526 million as running costs for its 2,500 primary schools and about 640 secondary schools. A statement by the Chief Press Read More
Six governors of the Peoples Democratic Party have visited ex-President Goodluck Jonathan at his Abuja residence to solicit his support for the Bayelsa State PDP governorship candidate, Mr Douye Diri. Our correspondent gathered that the Read More
Hiring domesticis a common phenomenon in Nigeria. More often than not this involves vulnerable children being made to work as live-in domestic servants mostly in middle class urban households. Researchers have investigated what creates the Read More
The ancient city of Ibadan, Nigeria’s third-largest, of about 3.5 million people has always been challenged by waste management. GABRIEL OGUNJOBI writes Only God knows where these refuse are coming from,” Aminat Salawu, a sweeper Read More
A former governor of Oyo state, Senator Rashidi Ladoja and the governorship candidate of the Zenith Labour Party in the last general elections in the State, Chief Sharafadeen Alli on Sunday denied the rumour of Read More
Fun seekers are presently stranded at the Agodi gardens, Ibadan as flood has taken over the park. One of them, who spoke to OYOINSIGHT.COM said the flood occurred after the about close to an Read More
THE federal government has voted N793 million to restart the Integrated Almajiri, Qur’anic and non-formal schools into formal education in ten states. The new pilot project is expected to take no fewer than 10 million Read More
