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Eleyele High School in Ibadan, Oyo State, has a rich history dating back to its establishment. Here are some key points about the school Eleyele High School was founded as one of the 400 secondary schools created during the administration of late Chief Bola Ige in Oyo State. The school's establishment aimed to provide education to the masses, especially the indigent. Location: The school is located near the rail line, earning it the nickname "school by oju irin" due to its proximity. Initially, the temporary site was at Ahmmadiya Grammar School, which also housed Eleyele Secondary School, another Bola Ige school. Pioneer Students: The school officially opened on September 26, 1980, with 120 pioneer students. These students later became accomplished professionals, successful businessmen and women, and responsible global citizens. Alumni Association: The Eleyele High School Ibadan Old Students Association (EHSIOSA) plays a significant role in suppor...

N500 billion Naria to be given to Nigerian

N500 Billion will purchase approximately 8000 N500B will purchase approximately 8000 of this 60-seater bus. Instead of giving 8k to 12m poor families, why not distribute these buses across the country to ease the cost of transportation? You would also be creating jobs in the process. And each state and FCT will get 216 buses which will drastically reduce transport fares and be used for 10yrs without giving issues as regards repairs. How can any serious govt be throwing money around recklessly like this when you are financially bankrupt? Let's comment on this : Someone send this as a comment about the money N500 billion to be given to Nigerian Nigeria on 500 billion ma ta o

OYO STATE GOVERNMENT TO NAE MOTOR PARK MANAGER IN 33LG

Oyo government to name motor park managers in 33 LGs Monday By NAN 15 Feb 2020. The Oyo State government will, on Monday, name and inaugurate managers for motor parks in all the 33 local government areas across the state. Prof Raphael Afonja, the state Commissioner for Works and Transport, disclosed this while addressing newsmen in Ibadan on Friday. Afonja said that the park managers would be in charge of the N200 revenue collection from each commercial vehicle operating in the state. He said that the park managers would be the eyes of the government in each of the local government areas. According to him, the managers will collect the revenue on behalf of the state government and remit same government-appointed consultant, who will, in turn, pay the money into government coffers. He said that each local government would have a park manager, secretary and treasurer, stressing that all of them would be inaugurated on Monday and start work immediately. The commissioner further expla...

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