Promise Made

Promise Kept

We will identify an additional 40

communities for the provision

of electricity supply in our rural

communities through the mini-grids

system at the rate of 10 communities/

year.

Within the first year of Omituntun 2.0, 17 communities were identified and scoped. Design is ongoing.

We will complete the ongoing 11 MW Independent Power Project (IPP) within the first year of being re-elected. This equals about 15-20% of the present average power distributed to residents

of Oyo State from the national grid.

The first phase of the IPP has been completed.

We will commission the Pressure Reduction and Metering Station (PRMS) by 2024 and commence infrastructure works on the pipeline. The installation of pipelines will outlive our administration as it will be extended beyond Ibadan to serve new emerging industrial corridors within and outside Oyo State.

Final investment agreement has been signed 100 million USD with a completion date of Q4 2025.

We will complete Phase 2 of the Light-Up Oyo Project (tribrid installations) within a year of being re-elected and commence ‘Light Up Oyo’ Phase 3 by the second year after our re-election. Phase 3 will include another 100 km of

lighting installation tied to the economic sector of each LGA. We may choose to deploy solar energy because of the distance from Ibadan.

An additional 80 km of roads has been awarded including the major interchanges on the 110 km Rashidi Ladoja Circular Road.

We will extend the installation of solar power lighting to an additional 50 markets across Oyo State within a year of being re-elected.

Not yet commenced

We will identify 100 communities for the continuous intervention on supportive electricity infrastructure such as transformers, poles, lines, armoured cables and other critical equipment required to transmit power for the use of Oyo State citizens. 25 communities will be served each year.

Communities have been identified and the process of acquiring the supportive infrastructure is ongoing.

Working with the Oyo State House of Assembly, we will leverage initiated policies to regulate the generation and distribution of electricity within Oyo State.

Electricity Regulation Commission Bill passed and signed into law. Process of transiting has started for subnational electricity market includes support from DFIs, and also unbundling of legacy distribution companies.

Working with the private sector under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement, we will extend the Primary Healthcare Centre solar electricity intervention to at least one PHC per ward under the Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) model.

Not yet commenced.

Promise Made

Promise Kept

We will streamline the activities of the Water Corporation under its supervising ministry to ensure that the WASH policy is fully implemented in the 33

Local Government Areas of the State

and Sustainable Development Goal 6 timelines are maintained.

The policy document to achieve this has been executed awaiting approval and implementation.

Starting from the first year of being

re-elected, we will carry out an

infrastructural upgrade of selected

dams and substations necessary to

meet the water needs of our people.

This includes the upgrade of the Eruwa Dam within one year of being re-elected to ensure water supply to areas covered by the Eruwa Dam within three years of

being re-elected.

Within the first year of Omituntun 2.0, the following repair works were carried out:

• Rehabilitation of 20KVA transformer at Atori Water Supply Scheme, Iseyin
• Changing of change-over switch and overload at Atori Water Supply Scheme, Iseyin
• Changing of coupling rubber at Iganna Water Supply Scheme, Iganna.
• Replacement and rewinding of treatment pumps at Ogbomoso Water Supply Scheme, Ogbomoso
• Purchasing of 2 Nos of 3” pumping machine for koso Atori Water Supply Scheme, Iseyin
• Repair of water shutter at Eruwa Water Scheme, Eruwa

We will provide public water in all of

Ibadan within the first year of being reelected.

Not yet achieved. The following was done in the first year of Omituntun 2.0:

Purchase of 75AH battery for Asejire Water Supply Scheme.

Fabrication of coupling and shaft of low lift pump at Eleyele Water Supply Scheme.

Purchase of solar street light for Agodi Booster Station.

Purchase of solar street light for Eleyele Water Supply Scheme.

Once re-elected, we will provide a legal framework to protect pipes and other infrastructure that support water supply within the State.

Not yet commenced.

We will build capacity within the Water Corporation of Oyo State to ensure that the agency has the staff required to run more professionally and efficiently within one year of being re-elected.

A needs assessment of staff strength and gaps has been done and the process is ongoing to address the gaps.

We will carry out a continuous audit of infrastructure requirements to provide water across the state and ensure that any abandoned water projects are revitalised after being re-elected.

Work is ongoing in this regard in Ibadan and Ogbomoso Zones.

We will continue to deploy boreholes to rural/underserved communities in Oyo State on an ongoing basis.

Not yet commenced.

We will continue to implement the

RUWASSA project to meet the water and sanitation needs of our people in rural communities.

RUWASSA projects implemented between June 2023 and May 2024 are outlined below the table.

We will continue developing the

policy framework to support irrigated agriculture built around water sources to support food security in the state.

Not yet commenced.

Promise Made

Promise Kept

We will develop programmes for

making Land Banks available for

housing development, including, where appropriate, development by nongovernmental and community-based organisations within the first year of

being re-elected.

The following are proposed land acquisition to add to existing land bank.  

1. Ilu-tuntun acquisition 
2. Railway Station Omi-Adio corridor
3. The new Ogbomoso-Iseyin Road at both end/entrance of the 2 cities.

Lands have also been given to serious investors, who demonstrated capacity. See below list: 

1. Mouka Foam
2. Gray Minerals
3. Oduaa Investment 
4. Fog Global Tech
5. Private Shell
6. E- cares 
7. Duwell Nigeria Limited 
8. Tripple Leader 
9. TRM 
10. Yemsund Limited 

We will collaborate with the private

sector to develop 20 more GRAs within Oyo State

Also, a total of 542 plots have been allocated to individuals on first come first serve basis in the last one year. 

A total of 9 GRAs are currently ongoing to cater for growing housing needs in the State. 

1. Baywood – Agodi GRA
2. AFIA – Ring Road
3. Gazel- Samonda
4. AARAJI -Sogunro
5. Keba Homes- Iroko
6. Lekron Homes – Alalubosa 
7. AE Global- Iyangaku
8. EAA Engineering Ltd- Akinyele
9. Brick Consult- Mokola Hills

Rather than increase taxes, we will

widen the tax net to capture about

90% of the population who currently

do not pay land use charges which are essential for development.

This administration inherited a tax database of 5,745 but currently have tax payer’s database of 1,000,203 (potential Land Use Charge payers).

We will further digitalise the payment systems and automate the billing system to expand the platform and make payment of levies and taxes easier for residents of Oyo State

The only channel of payment before this administration was in-bank payment.

Our administration has provided various payment channel like POS, bank transfers and online payment which is available 24/7 via https://pay.lands.oyostate.gov.ng/

We will further enhance the

documentation of private land in Oyo

State through the C of O Redefined

programme.

A total of 14,838 enhanced and digitally secured title documents have been issued since the inception using a robust Enterprise Lands Administration System.

All C-of-O issued have been digitised.

We will develop the rail corridor and the Circular Road corridor in Oyo State within the four years of our tenure.

Enumeration of economic crops and valuation of properties along the Rashidi Ladoja Circular Road have begun with planning for payment of compensation. 

The circular road corridor is already captured in the Ibadan Master plan. 

We will embark on house numbering

and street naming as part of our urban renewal and development scheme within the first year of being re-elected.

This is also ongoing and scheduled to be executed in Q4 2024. 

We will recruit more surveyors to meet the staffing needs in the ministry.

Governor Seyi Makinde approved the recruitment of surveyors and this has helped to reduce manpower shortage.

We will continue to ensure that building codes are strictly followed to prevent building collapse.

This is currently ongoing and has helped in reducing incidents of building collapse throughout the State.

We will ensure that the Geographic Information System (GIS) project is finalised within two years of being re-elected.

Deployment of a ready and full fledge enterprise GIS (A module in the aforementioned robust enterprise Land Administration System) pending OYSG paying off GISTransport to complete a full integrated OyoGIS GIS System.

Promise Made

Promise Kept

Two additional landfills are presently in focus at Igbaro in Oluyole LGA and Ijaye in Akinyele LGAs being facilitated by the Ibadan Urban Flood Management Project (IUFMP).

Also, 18 Waste Management Consultants were engaged for the collection, transportation and disposal of waste in all five zones of Oyo State.

We will facilitate the procurement of adequate operational vehicles (such as compactors) and equipment for waste management and other logistics within the first year of being re-elected.

We will continue with advocacy to ensure that the waste generated bypeople is properly managed to avoid blocking the water channels, whichcould result in flooding.

We will intensify advocacy, sensitisation and public enlightenment of the citizens on solid waste disposal.

Sensitisation and public enlightenment meeting/programs are being held with communities, schools, market men and women.

Sensitisation campaign was held at Gbagi Market on 5 June 2023.

A town hall meeting with relevant stakeholders titled “Make Oyo Sparkling Clean” was held on 26, October 2023.

Public enlightenment and sensitization meetings on effective waste management were held with 10 markets in November, 2023.

A lecture was delivered on waste management and environmental sanitation at the Faculty of Environmental Design and Management, University of Ibadan on 23 May 2024.

We will reduce the volume of solid waste going to landfills and dumpsites through the implementation of the zero waste initiative within the first year of being re-elected.

We will continue to ensure adequate implementation of sanctions and penalties against defaulters engaged in the indiscriminate dumping of refuse.

In the first year of Omituntun 2.0:

Hand washing facilities were distributed by OYORUWASSA to 99 public schools across the State, 4 government MDAs, 4 media houses and 20 traditional leaders’ palaces.

Members of the public were encouraged to provide toilets in their houses with the aid of Sanitation Recovery Loan facilitated by UNICEF.

Sensitisation programmes were held at various areas like Hausa community in Ojoo, Bodija Market, Sabo community etc. in May 2024.

We will create a policy framework around tariff determination and containerisation of waste in the State within the first year of being re-elected.

We will create a policy framework around waste sorting and recycling in Oyo State to achieve a sustainable environment within the first year of being re-elected.

Individuals and organisations are coming into waste recycling business. About 260 organisations registered for waste recycling between June 2023 and May 2024. Waste segregation/sorting is being encouraged at household, commercial and industrial level.

The waste recycling facilities being operated are in Akinyele, Ido, Ibadan South West and Ibadan North West LGAs.

We will continue to embark on afforestation and reforestation drives to mitigate the effects of climate change.

Tree planting and afforestation programs are being encouraged across the State, through sensitization and distribution of tree seedlings.

In the first year of Omituntun 2.0, 50,000 trees were planted in Oyo State (20,000 trees at Gambari Reserve, Ogbomoso, 25,000 at the remaining reserves and 5,000 at individual households).