Ekiti DG Seeks Collaboration with Oyo to Strengthen Transport Systems

The Director General of the Ekiti State Transport Agency, Hon. (Barr.) Tajudeen Akingbolu, has taken a major step toward addressing transportation challenges in Ekiti State by seeking collaboration with Oyo State.

As part of his mission to create a sustainable and efficient transport system, Hon. Akingbolu met with the Chairman and Sole Administrator of Oyo State Pacesetter Transport Services, Hon. Dr. Dikko Salami, during a courtesy visit in Ibadan.

Speaking after the meeting, Hon. Akingbolu described the visit as a critical move toward complementing Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji’s transformation agenda.

“This visit is part of my efforts to build a robust transport agency that will ease transportation challenges in Ekiti. Our discussion focused on how both states can work together to drive prosperity and deliver meaningful impact to the masses,” he said.

He further expressed confidence in the future of the Ekiti State Transport Agency, and commended Governor Oyebanji for his forward-thinking leadership.

“With the immense potential in Ekiti and the determination of our Governor to provide the needed support, I have no doubt that we are on the right path. I deeply appreciate Mr. Governor for approving the innovative ideas we are bringing to life,” Akingbolu added.

Hon. Dr. Salami, who received the Ekiti delegation, reaffirmed Oyo State’s readiness to partner with neighboring states to advance sustainable transportation systems.

Reflecting on the visit, Hon. Akingbolu praised the warm reception and expressed optimism about the collaboration.

“The reception from Dr. Salami and his team emphasized our shared commitment to development. Together, we can build a transport system that not only benefits our states but also serves as a model for others,” he said.

Collaborative efforts like this shows the importance of regional cooperation in addressing shared challenges and improving the lives of citizens in the South West.

Comments

APC Governorship Aspirant, Atinuke Omolayo, Participates in Delegate Congress in Emure

October 25, 2025 A former governorship aspirant of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ekiti State, Mrs. Atinuke Oluremi Omolayo (née Okeya), who was duly screened and cleared by the party’s National Screening Committee, has demonstrated uncommon party loyalty by stepping down for Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji and actively participating in the delegate congress held today in her Eporo Ward, Emure Local Government Area. Mrs. Omolayo, who was warmly received with an Ọ̀wọ̀ song by jubilant party members, expressed appreciation to her ward for the support they gave her when she initially declared her intention to contest for governor. She explained that her decision to step down for Governor Oyebanji was informed by his wide acceptability across the state, sterling performances in office, and commitment to Ekiti’s growth and development, which she described as derivatives of continuity. While addressing the crowd, Mrs. Omolayo urged party members in Eporo Ward...

Ignore Rumours: APC Confirms Governor Oyebanji’s Name to Be Submitted to INEC on January 16, 2026

…As APC Spokesperson Reiterates Official Candidate List Ahead of Publication The APC Integrity Caucus has moved to dismiss what it describes as a reckless and senseless rumour being circulated by a few individuals posing as party members. The gossip, they said, claims that the party “does not intend to submit” the name of Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). In a statement released on Thursday, November 14, 2025, the caucus said such claims are baseless and should be ignored by every well-meaning member of the public. “Since the successful conduct of our governorship primary on October 27 and the ratification by authorised delegates on October 29, some mischief makers have been whispering that the party will not submit Governor Oyebanji’s name to INEC. This is completely false,” the statement read. The caucus emphasized that the APC operates according to a clearly defined timetable, which specifies the dates for submissio...

Tinubu’s Son-in-Law, Oyetunji Ojo, Declares President’s Full Support for Oyebanji’s Second Term

…Promises to Lead Campaign Across 16 LGAs of Ekiti State September 26, 2025 The cordial relationship between President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji (BAO) was brought into focus on Friday when Honourable Oyetunji Ojo, Chairman of the Federal Housing Authority and son-in-law to President Tinubu, visited the Ekiti State Secretariat of the All Progressives Congress (APC). Ojo told the State Executive Council that President Tinubu was firmly backing Governor Oyebanji’s re-election, describing the bond between the two leaders as “smooth, cordial and unwavering.” He stressed that the relationship between the Presidency and the Government of Ekiti State would only grow stronger in the years ahead. The FHA Chairman hailed Oyebanji as a “tested, trusted, and people-focused leader” who has delivered on his promises through achievements in infrastructure, human capital development and inclusive governance. He pledged t...

Nigerian Gazette

Search This Blog