Ekiti State News Bulletin

EKITI STATE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL APPROVED N112,268,921.12 TO PROCURE 20 ADDITIONAL DINO BINS Ekiti State Executive Council approved a sum of N112,268,921.12 for the procurement of additional 20 single 12CBM Dino Bins with rollers through direct acquisition. The approval for direct purchase was premised on the existing technical partnership to tackle environmental challenges on Waste Management and transfer of knowledge and.. Read more

Ekiti State Government has unveiled a new partnership with the People’s Republic of China, aimed at transitioning the State from.a primary producer of commodities to an industrial hub. To ensure the success of the collaboration, the State would soon set up a committee for the Ekiti-China Cooperation, with about 7 Commissioners as members, alongside members of the China Economic Group.. Read more

Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Biodun Oyebanji has advocated for a solution- driven researches that are targeted at solving contemporary development challenges, particularly the living standard of Nigerians. Governor Oyebanji, who stated this at the first African-Asia Inter- Continental Universities’ Conference, held at the Afe Babalola University in Ado Ekiti noted that Ekiti is well known for leading in producing scholars.. Read more

The Executive Chairman of the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Prof. Femi Akinwumi has said that the administration of Governor Biodun Oyebanji would continue support initiatives that engender effective data collection in the basic education sector. The SUBEB Chairman made the pledged in Ado-Ekiti while receiving the official instrument for upgrading of school basic data for 2023/24 academic year.. Read more

Public and Private primary and secondary schools in Ekiti state are to resume on Monday 29th, April for the third term of the2023/2024 academic session According to a statement from the Ekiti State Commissioner for Education, Dr (Mrs) Olabimpe Aderiye and made available to newsmen in Ado Ekiti, the resumption is in accordance with theapproved calendar for the academic year… Read more

….Says it’s illegal to open markets during sanitation exercise To avert breakout of killer communicable diseases, the Ekiti State Government, has warned citizens against locating dumping sites near residential buildings, saying this could endanger the health of the citizens. The government added that displaying such habit could easily predispose residents to lethal diseases like: Cholera, Diarrhea, among others. The Ekiti.. Read more