Home
Promises
All Trackers GSM WATCH (Oyo State) JKF WATCH (Ekiti State) ENO Watch (Akwa Ibom)
About Media Reports Contact Us Suggest Donate

Project Activities

Track the real-time progress and updates from all our ongoing projects and trackers.

Ekiti Pays N500m Compensation To 700 Land Owners
Apr 22, 2021
Ekiti Pays N500m Compensation To 700 Land Owners

Source: DAILY TRUSTEkiti State government has paid compensation to the tune of N500 million to 700 land owners whose lands were acquired for the state's Agro-allied Cargo Airport project.The affected land owners, mainly farmers, were presented with cheques  of varying sums by  Dr Kayode Fayemi at the conference hall of the Governor's Office, Ado-Ekiti.Governor Fayemi said a total 4,017 hectares of land was acquired for the airport project, adding that his administration's infrastructure and industrial development agenda was aimed at connecting the state's agribusiness industry to global market through an agro-allied cargo airport.

View Details
Fayemi inaugurates Ekiti Cargo Airport project
Apr 22, 2021
Fayemi inaugurates Ekiti Cargo Airport project

Source: Punch NewspapersEkiti State Governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi, on Friday, laid the foundation for the Ekiti Airport, signalling the commencement of work on the agro -allied cargo airport, aimed at boosting the state's agricultural, tourism and educational endowment.The groundbreaking ceremony was jointly performed by the Governor and the Minister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika.Dr Fayemi revealed that the airport project, which covers about 4,000 acres of land, is being supported by the Federal Government, African Development Bank (AfDB) and Africa Export Import Bank.

View Details
Ekiti Begins 1,000km Rural Road Construction
Apr 22, 2021
Ekiti Begins 1,000km Rural Road Construction

Source: Insidebusiness.ngThe project which took off with six pilot roads namely: Ogotun-Alagbede Road, Kajola-Ago Aduloju Road, Iyin Odo Oro-Aroto Road, Itaji-Orisunmibare Road, Oke Ako Farm Road and Imesi Kosomolate Road, with others to commence in due course, is a huge relief to the people as it would open up most access roads linking the communities to the farms and encourage more people into agriculture.

View Details
Fayemi Flags off Construction of 1,000km Roads in Ekiti
Apr 06, 2021
Fayemi Flags off Construction of 1,000km Roads in Ekiti

Source: THIS DAYThe project is co-financed by the state government, the World Bank and the French Agency for Development (AFD) under the Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project (RAAMP).The project took off with six pilot roads namely: Ogotun-Alagbede Road, Kajola-Ago Aduloju Road, Iyin Odo Oro-Aroto Road, Itaji-Orisunmibare Road, Oke Ako Farm Road and Imesi Kosomolate Road, with others to commence in due course.IMAGES:

View Details
World Bank, Ekiti Govt. Approve N19.8bn For Ero, Egbe Dams Rehabilitation
Apr 06, 2021
World Bank, Ekiti Govt. Approve N19.8bn For Ero, Egbe Dams Rehabilitation

Source: THE GUILDIn a bid to end cases of unavailability of potable water supply in Ekiti State, the government and World Bank have concluded plans to spend N19.8 billion on rehabilitation of two major dams, Ero and Egbe, in the state.Aside from the rehabilitation, the funds would also be used for installation of water transmission and reticulation units across communities that rely on the dam for water.Ero and Egbe Dam Rehabilitation. source: @ekitistategov

View Details
Jan 22, 2021
"Why I Published My Assets”: Seyi Makinde

Source: Channels Television

View Details
Historic Appointment of First Female SSG Overshadowed by Low Cabinet Parity in Oyo First Term
Jan 03, 2021
Historic Appointment of First Female SSG Overshadowed by Low Cabinet Parity in Oyo First Term

As the first term reached its conclusion in May 2023, the final review of the state’s executive structure highlighted a persistent gender imbalance.  Despite the administration's rhetoric of inclusion, the composition of the State Executive Council had not changed significantly since its inauguration, with women holding only the portfolios for Women Affairs and Local Government/Chieftaincy Matters for the majority of the term.   Throughout 2021 and 2022, the administration focused on diversifying its appointments within boards and agencies. Several women were appointed to the management teams of the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) and the Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM), where they took on roles in planning, research, and standard assurance.  The term’s most significant milestone occurred in late 2019 and early 2020. Shortly after his inauguration, the Governor fulfilled a major symbolic promise by appointing Mrs. Olubamiwo Adeosun as the first female Secretary to the State Government (SSG) in Oyo State's history. This was followed by the appointment of two female commissioners to the inaugural cabinet.   These early actions were seen as a signal of a new era for women in governance; however, as the term progressed, the momentum for further high-level female appointments slowed, leaving the administration with a "historic but limited" record on gender inclusion as it prepared for the 2023 transition.

View Details
Public Asset Declaration: Promise Made, Method Questioned
Jan 03, 2021
Public Asset Declaration: Promise Made, Method Questioned

Governor Seyi Makinde fulfilled his campaign promise to declare his assets publicly on July 15, 2019, shortly after assuming office on May 29, 2019.  At the Code of Conduct Bureau office in Ibadan, he released details of his asset declaration form (OYSE/2019/001) showing a net worth of approximately N48.15 billion in companies, N2.62 billion in properties (including nine buildings in Nigeria, two in the United States, and one in South Africa), and cash holdings of N234.7 million as of May 28, 2019. Governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde However, the manner of declaration drew scrutiny from anti-corruption advocates. Rather than releasing the actual asset declaration document itself, Makinde's media aide issued details through a press statement, a method criticized by civil society groups as falling short of genuine public accountability.  A 2021 analysis noted that while predecessors like former President Umar Yar'Adua and human rights expert Chidi Odinkalu had published actual copies of their declarations for public verification, Makinde's approach mirrored the contested style employed by President Muhammadu Buhari.  At the end of his first term in May 2023, Makinde declared that his net worth had declined by 10–12 percent, though without releasing the updated declaration document publicly.

View Details
Makinde flags off construction of ultra-modern bus terminal
Jan 03, 2021
Makinde flags off construction of ultra-modern bus terminal

Oyo State Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde, has flagged off the Ultra-modern Bus Terminal project in Iwo Road, Ibadan, to enhance the socio-economic activities of the state, as well as ease people and vehicular movement.Source: The Guardian Ongoing  construction at Iwo Road

View Details
Previous Page 17 of 19 Next

Stay in the loop

Get the latest reports and tracking updates sent to your inbox.