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    Oyo Advisory Council Chair, Chief Bolaji Ayorinde, Welcomes Newly Appointed Members

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    The Chairman of the Oyo State Advisory Council, Chief Bolaji Ayorinde, SAN, OFR, has commended Governor Seyi Makinde on the appointment of the newly appointed members of the Oyo State Advisory Council.

    In a statement issued and signed in Ibadan, the Oyo State Capital, the Chairman underscored the importance of the contributions of the new appointees, Hon. Abiola Adebukola Ajaja, Dr. Aderemi Ayodele, Alhaji Rasaq Gbadegesin and Pastor Akinade Alamu.


    The State Advisory Council Chairman expressed his heartfelt congratulations and noted the importance of their appointments.

    He said, “We are privileged to welcome these outstanding individuals, whose rich tapestry of experience and expertise will undoubtedly enhance the work of the State Advisory Council. Each member is a beacon of potential, and together, we will strive towards the execution of strategies that will align with the vision of a more prosperous and sustainable Oyo State,” he stated.
    He continued, “Oyo State Advisory Council is tasked with providing strategic advice to the Governor on policies and matters affecting the State.

    The integration of new members is seen as a vital step toward revitalizing efforts to navigate the complexities associated with governance and development in the State”.

    Chief Bolaji Ayorinde, SAN, OFR, emphasised that the Governor’s selection of the new members reflects not only their competencies but also their commitment to service and the development of Oyo State.

    He highlighted various areas in which the Council aims to focus its efforts, including Economic Development, Education, Healthcare, Infrastructure, and Community Engagement, in line with the Omitutun 2.0 vision in the State.

    Chief Bolaji Ayorinde admonished the new members to leverage their wealth of experience in their respective fields to inform decisions and recommendations that would ultimately benefit the residents and good people of the State.

    “Your expertise is paramount as we embark on this journey together. We face myriad challenges in Oyo State, but with innovative solutions rooted in our shared knowledge, there is no limit to what we can achieve,” he noted.

    He reiterated the importance of collaboration within the Council, stating that the synergy of ideas will be crucial in implementing the Oyo State Roadmap to Sustainable Development.

    “It is paramount that we work as a cohesive unit, engaging with one another and with stakeholders across the state. Our recommendations must be informed by research, data, and, most importantly, the voices of the people we serve. Listening to the community is key to driving meaningful change.

    Chief Bolaji Ayorinde also reaffirmed the present administration’s commitment under the able leadership of Engineer Seyi Makinde, FNSE, D.Sc, GSSRS, to transparency and accountability, emphasising that the State Advisory Council would uphold these principles in all its operations.

    “Our mandate is not just to advise but to ensure that our advice is grounded in integrity and serves the common good. We will work to uphold the trust placed in us by both the Governor and the citizens of Oyo State.”

    The Chairman concluded his remarks by conveying his excitement about the work ahead and fostering a culture of innovation. “Let us be guided by the principle that sustainability is a journey, not a destination.

    “Together, we will explore new avenues, challenge the status quo, and embark on initiatives that will pave the way for the Oyo State of tomorrow. Our responsibility is profound, but so is our opportunity to make a lasting impact”, he affirmed.

    “As the newly appointed members prepare to begin their journey on the Council, it is apparent that they carry a mandate not just from the Governor but from the diverse and dynamic people of Oyo State.

    Their collective experience will play an integral role in shaping policies that make significant strides towards achieving the overarching goal of sustainable development”.

    Chief Bolaji Ayorinde SAN, OFR

    Dr. Aderemi Ayodele Hon. Abiola Adebukola Ajaja

    Alhaji Rasaq Gbadegesin Pastor Akinade Alamu

    Chairman of the Oyo State Advisory Council Chief Bolaji Ayorinde members
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    Makinde: The Aare of liveability By Sulaimon Olanrewaju 

    By GoalpoacherSeptember 7, 20260

    Last Saturday in Ibarapaland, the air carried the kind of solemn electricity reserved for moments that bend history. As the traditional rulers gathered; robes flowing, drums rumbling softly beneath the breath of the hills, they conferred the titles Aare Asoludero and Yeye Aare Asoludero on Governor Seyi Makinde and his wife, Engr. (Mrs.) Tamunominini Makinde. It was more than a ceremony; it was a proclamation. In Yoruba cosmology, chieftaincy titles are never ornamental decorations. They are earned through service that steadies a people, sacrifice that strengthens a land, and impact that reshapes daily life. By honouring Makinde, the custodians of Ibarapa’s heritage declared him a stabiliser, a builder, and a guardian of communal welfare. And what made the moment thunder with deeper meaning was its perfect alignment with modern evidence: the 2025 Phillips Consulting State Performance Index (pSPI), which ranked Oyo State as the most liveable in Nigeria. Tradition spoke. Data echoed. Together, they affirmed a single truth. The convergence of these two recognitions, one rooted in tradition, the other grounded in empirical analysis, tells a compelling story about Oyo State’s transformation under Makinde’s leadership. It is a story of deliberate policy choices, sustained investment in human and physical infrastructure, and a governance philosophy that places people at the centre of development. Historically, the title Aare Asoludero is associated with peacebuilding, protection, and societal stability. By conferring it on Makinde, the traditional rulers of Ibarapaland highlighted his contributions to security, intercommunity harmony, and infrastructural development. Ibarapa, once beset by farmer–herder tensions and banditry, has witnessed notable improvements in stability over the past five years. Makinde’s administration strengthened local security through the Amotekun Corps, improved intelligence coordination, and invested in communitylevel peacebuilding initiatives. But the honour extended beyond security. It also recognised Makinde’s developmental footprint in Ibarapaland, from rehabilitating inner roads in Eruwa to the ongoing construction of the Ido–Eruwa road, a project poised to unlock economic opportunities for farmers, traders, and transporters. Traditional rulers described him as a “foremost achiever and humanist,” underscoring the humancentred nature of his governance. While traditional institutions speak for lived community experiences, the Phillips Consulting pSPI speaks for measurable outcomes. The 2025 report assessed states using hard data and perception surveys from nearly 10,000 Nigerians. Oyo State emerged as the most liveable in the country, outperforming others in infrastructure quality, safety, environmental cleanliness, governance, and service delivery. The alignment between the pSPI findings and the basis of Makinde’s chieftaincy title is unmistakable. Both point to the same underlying reality: Oyo State has become a more functional, stable, and citizenfriendly environment under Makinde’s stewardship. One of the most visible aspects of Makinde’s governance is his aggressive investment in infrastructure. Roads, the arteries of economic activity, have received unprecedented attention. The administration has completed or initiated scores of road projects across the state, connecting rural communities to markets, improving mobility, and reducing travel time. In Ibarapaland, the Ido–Eruwa road stands out as a transformative project. Long a symbol of neglect, it had hampered trade and isolated communities. Its reconstruction has already begun to stimulate economic activity, with farmers reporting easier access to markets and transporters experiencing reduced vehicle wear and tear. Beyond roads, Makinde’s administration has upgraded the Ibadan Airport, built modern bus terminals, expanded street lighting, improved drainage systems, and executed urban renewal projects. These interventions have enhanced the aesthetic and functional quality of urban centres like Ibadan, Ogbomoso, and Oyo, contributing to the state’s strong pSPI infrastructure ranking. A state cannot be liveable if its healthcare system is weak. Recognising this, Makinde embarked on a comprehensive overhaul of primary healthcare. About 300 primary healthcare centres (PHCs) were renovated, equipped with modern facilities, and staffed with nearly 4,000 newly recruited health workers. This intervention has improved access to healthcare for both rural and urban residents. In Ibarapaland, communities that once travelled long distances for basic medical care now have functional PHCs within reach. These improvements significantly boosted Oyo’s performance in the pSPI’s health and social services indicators. Makinde’s education reforms have been equally impactful. His administration constructed over 100 model schools, built more than 400 new classroom blocks, and recruited about 20,000 teachers to address staffing gaps. School fees in public primary and secondary schools were abolished, reducing financial burdens and increasing enrolment. Tertiary institutions have also benefited. Oyo State became the sole owner of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomoso, and expanded it into a multicampus institution with the establishment of the College of Agriculture and Renewable Resources in Iseyin. The Emmanuel Alayande College of Education was upgraded to a university, further strengthening the state’s highereducation landscape. These interventions have improved learning outcomes, reduced overcrowding, and enhanced overall education quality, reflected in Oyo’s strong pSPI education scores. …

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