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Tuesday, March 17, 2026
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Health advancement: EKSG moves to advance digitalisation of healthcare services.
Health advancement: EKSG moves to advance digitalisation of healthcare services.
The Ekiti State Government has intensified efforts to modernise its health sector with plans to advance the digitalisation of healthcare services, a move aimed at improving service delivery and strengthening the state’s health system.
The Commissioner for Health and Human Services, Dr Oyebanji Filani, disclosed this on Monday in Ado-Ekiti during the inauguration of a 35-member Technical Working Group on Digital Health.
Dr Filani said, “the initiative is aimed at aligning the state with Nigeria’s national digital health architecture and improving access to quality healthcare for residents”.
He explained that the digitalisation drive would integrate electronic medical records, health registries and data exchange platforms, enabling healthcare providers to securely access patients’ medical information when needed.
According to him, some health facilities in the state already operate electronic medical record systems, noting that the new initiative would further strengthen data management and support evidence-based decision-making in the health sector.
The commissioner added that the newly inaugurated technical working group would collaborate with government institutions, private health providers and development partners to ensure effective implementation of the digital health initiative across the state.
The development is seen as another milestone in the administration of Governor , whose government has consistently prioritised healthcare delivery through strategic investments, infrastructure upgrades and innovative policies.
The governor’s commitment to building a resilient and technology-driven health system continues to reflect in ongoing reforms aimed at improving access, efficiency and quality of care across Ekiti State. With sustained progress under his leadership, the call for continuity till 2030 resonates as a pathway to consolidating these achievements and ensuring a more robust, accessible and digitally-driven healthcare system for all Ekiti people.
Write By Comr Olamide Akinwumi from Ise-Ekiti.
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RST Intensifies Grassroots Campaign for Oyebanji, Receives Community Endorsement for House of Representatives.
A political stakeholder in Ekiti State, Hon. Architect Ronald ‘Tope Ogunleye (RST), has intensified grassroots mobilization in support of the re-election bid of Ekiti State Governor, , ahead of the June 20 governorship election.
Ogunleye made this known on Saturday during the regular meeting of the Faglo/Surulere Support Group for the governor, held in Ado-Ekiti, where landlords, members of the (APC), and community residents were in attendance.
Addressing the gathering, the APC Unit 027 Chairman, Mr. Olatunbosun Afolabi, appreciated the state government for several developmental interventions in the community. According to him, these include the provision of a brand new transformer with concrete poles and electric cables facilitated through the Senior Special Assistant on Citizens’ Rights to the Governor, Barr. Adesola Ogundele, installation of solar street lights, and the asphalt laying of the road linking Faglo/Surulere to Bawa Estate Junction.
Afolabi expressed gratitude to the governor for the projects and assured that the community would reciprocate the gesture with massive support, pledging that residents would deliver overwhelming votes for the governor in the forthcoming election.
Also speaking, Chairman of the Faglo/Surulere Support Group for Oyebanji, Pastor Yinka Akinlua, assured Ogunleye that members of the community were fully committed to mobilising residents to vote for the governor.
In his remarks, Ogunleye commended the unity and commitment of the community towards development. He urged landlords and residents to increase the voting strength of Unit 027, noting that stronger voter turnout would attract more government projects and infrastructure to the area.
As part of efforts to support community development, Ogunleye donated 50 bags of cement on behalf of Governor Oyebanji to support the ongoing construction of the Surulere Community Public Health Care Centre. He also made a cash donation to the Faglo/Surulere Support Group to assist with their meetings and mobilization activities.
The architect used the opportunity to formally inform the community of his aspiration to represent Ado/Irepodun Federal Constituency I in the House of Representatives, seeking the support and prayers of residents.
Responding, the Chairman of the Landlords’ Association, Mr. Olatunde Joseph, alongside other residents, expressed appreciation for the donations, noting that the gesture would significantly support the progress of the community health centre project and improve healthcare access for residents.
Members of the community present at the meeting subsequently endorsed Ogunleye’s aspiration for the House of Representatives seat.
The meeting ended with a vote of thanks delivered by Elder Olugbenro, followed by prayers for continued progress and sustained partnership between the community and government.
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Agriculture Boost as Ekiti Approves N136.2m Dormitories for Farm Settlement.
Agriculture Boost as Ekiti Approves N136.2m Dormitories for Farm Settlement.
The Ekiti State Government has approved the sum of ₦136.2 million for the construction of three buildings and dormitories at the Gede Farm Settlement in the Oye Local Government Area of the state.
The Gede Farm Settlement, with a total land size of over 4,000 hectares, was one of the settlements established by the late sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, during the defunct Western Region.
The government said the approval is part of the efforts of the Oyebanji-led administration to strengthen agricultural development, restore life and activities to farm settlements, and create new ones as conceptualised by the late sage.
This was announced in a statement issued by the Ekiti State Commissioner for Information, Taiwo Olatunbosun, who said it was approved during the State Executive Council meeting presided over by Governor Biodun Oyebanji.
He explained that the project forms part of the government’s broader strategy to revitalise agricultural facilities and promote rural development.
According to the statement, the construction project aligns with the administration’s commitment to strengthening the agricultural sector, which remains one of the key pillars of the state’s development agenda.
Olatunbosun said the state government has, over the years, maintained a strong focus on agriculture and rural development, noting that sustained investments in the sector have helped to lay a solid foundation for inclusive socio-economic growth and shared prosperity across the state.
He stated that several initiatives introduced by the government to boost agricultural productivity, especially the ‘Bring Back Our Youths in Agriculture’ programme, have been impactful and transformative, earning commendation from stakeholders and development partners across the country.
“As part of the ongoing efforts to consolidate the gains already recorded in the agricultural sector, the government has resolved to reconstruct three of the twenty abandoned and dilapidated buildings located within the Gede Farm Settlement,” the statement said.
The commissioner explained that the rehabilitation and development of the facilities are expected to revitalise activities within the settlement, provide improved infrastructure for young farmers and agricultural workers, and enhance the overall productivity of the farm settlement.
He added that the project would also help improve living and working conditions for farmers operating in the area while creating a more conducive environment for agribusiness and agricultural investment.
According to the government, the construction will be executed through direct labour and is scheduled to be completed within six months.
The initiative, Olatunbosun said, further demonstrates the commitment of the Ekiti State Government to strengthening agricultural infrastructure, promoting rural development, and expanding sustainable opportunities for farmers and agribusiness operators across the state.
He reaffirmed the government’s determination to continue investing in programmes and infrastructure that would boost food production, improve rural livelihoods, and accelerate economic growth in the state.































