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Friday, July 26, 2024
Ekiti Youth Empowered in Agricultural Endeavours under FADAMA Project.
2026: No vacancy in Ekiti Government House - Senate Leader.
EKITI FIRST LADY HAILS TINUBU'S WIFE FOR GIFTING WIDOWS BAGS OF RICE.
EKITI FIRST LADY HAILS TINUBU'S WIFE FOR GIFTING WIDOWS BAGS OF RICE. .....Pledges to increase the number of Back to School Beneficiaries.
Governors' wives are the coordinator of RHI in their respective states, and whatever she wants to give to women, she channels it through us.
These bags of rice are from Mummy Tinubu for our vulnerable women," Dr. Oyebanji said.
She disclosed that the distribution exercise incorporated various widows' groups in Ekiti State.
Dr. Oyebanji noted that the people of Ekiti State have benefited immensely from the various components of H.E Senator Remi Tinubu's RHI.
This includes Elders' Support Programme for the elderly, where a sum of N25 million was distributed to 250 elders at the rate of N100,000 per head.
Scholarships for deserving indigent students and Agricultural Support Programme for women, among others are parts of the kind gestures that extended to beneficiaries in Ekiti by Senator Tinubu on RHI platform.
A former commissioner in the state, Chief (Mrs.) Ronke Okusanya and Ekiti State All Progressives Congress (APC) Women Leader, Mrs. Caroline Egunlusi commended Senator Tinubu for her gesture and also hailed the First Lady for her care for widows and vulnerable people in the state.
Earlier in her remarks, the WAOH Coordinator, Mrs. Kemi Dairo noted that Dr. Oyebanji has been replicating what Senator Tinubu is doing at the national level, noting that "any widow that comes to her office with tears leaves with smiles."
She urged the beneficiaries to always assist Ekiti First Lady with prayers in appreciation of the tremendous and life-changing impact of her pet project on the them.
A total number of eighteen groups including WAOH Widows, Ekiti Widows Association, Police Officers Widows Association, Para -military Widows Association, Christian Assocation of Nigeria Widows, Muslim Widows, Nigeria Women Council Widows and widow-based Non-Governmental Organizations received bags of rice for onward sharing to their members.
Fayemi Mourns Passing of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Leader, Chief Emmanuel Nwayanwu.
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| Late Chief Emmanuel Nwayanwu, leader of the Ohaneze Ndigbo social-cultural Group. |
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| Dr. Kayode Fayemi. |
EKITI DRIVERS UNIONS DISSOCIATE SELF FROM NATION WIDE PLANNED PROTEST.
Thursday, July 25, 2024
EKITI FIRST LADY URGES STAKEHOLDERS' SUPPORT FOR MORE ACCESS TO EDUCATION.
EKITI RANKED 4TH IN INAUGURAL SUBNATIONAL CLIMATE GOVERNANCE PERFORMANCE RANKING.
EKITI RANKED 4TH IN INAUGURAL SUBNATIONAL CLIMATE GOVERNANCE PERFORMANCE RANKING.
Ekiti State has been placed fourth in the first ever report on Climate Governance Performance of the 36 States in Nigeria.
The ranking was announced in Abuja on Thursday, during the launch of the report. The Subnational Climate Governance Performance Report, 2024 was compiled by the Society for Planet and Prosperity in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Environment.
The ranking was in recognition of the efforts and achievements of states in climate action and efforts at promoting climate awareness at the subnational level.
Receiving the award on behalf of the State, the Ekiti State Commissioner for Environment and Natural Resources, Mrs. Tosin Aluko-Ajisafe described the recognition as a fall-out of the commitment of Governor Biodun Oyebanji administration to maintaining sustainable practices aimed at steering social systems towards preventing, mitigating or adapting to the risks posed by climate change.
Noting that the State Government has invested a considerable amount of money and efforts on climate change since inception of the present administration, Mrs. Aluko said that the State recently commenced planting of two million trees in the State, constantly checking vehicular emissions and discouraging bush burning amongst others.
She solicited the continued support of all stakeholders in the State to achieve the desired goal of making the environment for people to live in.
Mrs. Aluko assured that the State would continue to promote national and global environmental goals and strive towards helping Nigeria to meet the 2030 and 2050 climate targets.
The ranking placed Lagos in the first position, followed by Gombe while Ebonyi came third and Borno shared the fourth position with Ekiti.










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