Oyo State Chapter News Today

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  The African Action Congress (AAC), Oyo State Chapter, has condemned the local government election held in the state on Saturday. The party accused the Oyo State Independent Electoral Commission (OSYIEC) and the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of orchestrating “a show of shame and a monumental electoral heist that should not be acknowledged by well-meaning Nigerians”.

The African Action Congress (AAC), Oyo State Chapter, has raised an alarm over purported plans by the Oyo State Government to engage the services of thugs and hoodlums to manipulate the forthcoming local government elections in the state. The party which raised the concern via a press statement issued by its State Chairman, Kayode Babayomi on Thursday, said engaging thugs and other non-state actors in the election would undermine the principles of democracy in the state.

The Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria, Oyo State Chapter, has announced Dr. Muibi Hammed as Chairman of the association.

Oyo State Commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Dr Wasiu Olatubosun, on Wednesday, commissioned the Royal Entertainment Cruise, a company that offers boat

Depreciating currency and high tariffs on pharmaceutical imports are driving up the costs of drugs in Nigeria.

Parents have been warned to take the health status of their children seriously so as to recognise potential signs of their illness.

Women farmers under the aegis of the All Farmers Association of Nigeria, (AFAN) have raised concerns that they are not being carried along in the policy formulation to boost food production in the country. They lamented that despite producing 70percent of the food consumed in the country, women farmers are often excluded from the decision-making […]

One of the Princes of Ibadanland, Prince Abioye Oloyede-Asanke, on Sunday donated relief materials to victims of Tuesday’s explosion which occurred at Bodija Estate in Ibadan.

The association also distributed palliatives to 80 widows of dead police officers at an event it held on Saturday.