The Oyo State Government has called on the Federal Government to intensify efforts to tackle the persistent challenge of kidnapping and banditry across the country following the release of corps members from the state abducted Read More
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has accused the Federal Government of taking credit for projects executed by his administration, insisting that the 110-kilometre Ibadan Circular Road is 100 per cent funded and executed by the state Read More
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has called on the Federal Government to intensify efforts to rescue more than 40 children reportedly abducted in Borno State on the same day students and teachers were kidnapped in Oriire Read More
The Oyo State Government has denied receiving ₦50 billion from the Federal Government for the reconstruction and upgrade of the Ibadan Airport, describing the claim by FCT Minister Nyesom Wike as false and misleading. The government Read More
Oyo State government has been commended for its strong support and commitment to the successful implementation of activities in elevating the poorest of the poor out of poverty through the Cash Transfer Programme. The Read More
The federal government is set to dualize the Gege road in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital. The dualization of this road, OYOINSIGHT.COM learnt, is part of newly launched N2.4 billion regeneration project of the Read More
The Federal Government has reversed its earlier announcement that Secondary school students won’t sit for the WASSCE examination this year. The FG made the announcement at the end of a virtual consultative meeting between Read More
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has advised the Federal Government to shut down schools until 2021 to ensure adequate preparations. The union also announced that it supported the decision of the Federal Government to stop Read More
The Federal Government is in the advanced stages of finalising a contractual agreement with China Railway Construction Corporation Limited (CRCC) to build the Ibadan Dry Port at the sum of N43.24 billion after over Read More
After fifteen years of a lackluster process, the Federal Government, on Saturday, selected a Chinese firm to build the Ibadan Dry Port. The Dry Port is expected to cost N43.24 billion naira. A statement by Read More
