Ekiti State News Bulletin

…Says 90% of ongoing Projects will be completed in 2025. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Ekiti State has grown from N1.36trillion to N1.88trillion signifying a whopping 8.02% increase between 2017 and 2022. The State Commissioner for Budget and Economic Planning, Mr Femi Ajayi who made this known on Thursday while featuring on a simulcast radio programme tagged ‘Ekiti Today/Ekiti.. Read more

In a gesture of compassion and community support, Ekiti State Governor, Mr Biodun Oyebanji on Wednesday handed a fully furnished three-bedroom bungalow to an aged widow in Igbara-Odo Ekiti, Madam Modupe Ajayi Alufoge. The house was built and donated by Abiyamo Esther Oyebanji Foundation to Madam Modupe Ajayi Alufoge, a road side petty trader, whose former abode was in a.. Read more

…describes madam Adegoye’s demise as celebration of life In a display of solidarity with the Deputy Governor, Chief (Mrs) Monisade Afuye over the death of her mother, Madam Esther Adegboye, members of Ekiti State Executive Council on Wednesday stormed the Ikere Ekiti to commiserate with the family of the Deputy Governor. Mrs Afuye lost her mother, a renowned community leader,.. Read more

THE STATE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (SEC) APPROVED THE FOLLOWING: The State Executive Council at its meeting on 29th November 2024, had approved the Ekiti State Youth Policy and His Excellency, Governor Biodun Oyebanji directed the Ministry of Youth Development to prepare an implementation plan for the State Youth Policy. Pursuant to this directive, the Ministry of Youth Development subsequently prepared an.. Read more

Ekiti State Governor, Mr Biodun Oyebanji has urged Ekiti residents to make proper use of government hospitals in their communities for their healthcare needs and justify government’s huge spending on the renovation and equipment of the state hospitals. The Governor stated this when he received a delegation of leaders from Ifaki Ekiti led by a former Governor of the state,.. Read more

The Ekiti State Government has procured Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) worth Eight Million Naira for the State Fire Service as part of steps aimed at fortifying the emergency service. This includes essential protective equipment such as turnout coats and pants, gloves, protective helmets, fire boots, undergarments, socks, eye and hearing protection. The State Commissioner for Infrastructure and Public Utilities, Prof… Read more