TABLE OF CONTENT Oyo State S/N CHAPTER PAGE · 2020. 10. 2. · 2020. 10. 2. · Oyo State at a...

Oyo State at a Glance 2020

TABLE OF CONTENT

S/N CHAPTER PAGE

1.0 Preface vi

2.0 National Anthem 1 – 2

2.1 National Pledge 2

2.2 Oyo State Anthem/Map of Oyo State 3-4

3.0 Brief on Oyo State 5

3.1 History and Geography 5-11

3.2 Location 12

3.3 Few Notable Oyo State Indigenes 12 – 13

3.4 Climate and Vegetation 13 – 16

3.5 Population 16 - 19

3.6 Culture and Tourism 19 - 21

3.7 Brief on Some Tourist Attraction Centres in Oyo State

21 - 32

3.7.1 Cultural Activities Associated with Oyo People 33 - 43

3.8 Agricultural Products in the State 43 – 46

3.9 Forestry Activities 46 – 48

3.10 Veterinary Activities 49 – 51

3.11 Tree Crops Development 51 – 52

3.12 List of Moribund Companies/Industries 53 – 57

3.13 Hotels, Guest Houses, Restaurants and Event Centres

57 – 61

3.14 Banks And Their Address 61 – 72

3.15 Mineral Resources 73 - 75

3.16 Summary of Mineral Resources in Oyo State 75

3.17 Information, Youth and Sport 76 – 78

3.18 Oyo State Motor Vehicle Identification Code Numbers

79 – 81

3.19 Names of Past Governors/Administrators in Oyo State

81 – 83

3.20 List of Past Head of Service in Old and New Oyo State

83 – 85

3.21 Justice 85

3.22 List of Retired Chief Judges 85

3.23 List of Local Government Areas and Local Council Development Area

86 – 87

3.24 Education 88

3.24.1 WAEC Result in the last fourteen (14) Years, Analysis for Public and Private Schools

88 – 89

3.25 Tertiary Institution in Oyo State 89

3.25.1 Public and Private Educational Institutionals Classified by Local Government

90 - 93

3.26 Number of Health Facilities By LGAs and Ownership in Oyo State

94-95

3.27 Name of Present Commissioner in Oyo State with their Portfolio as at May 29, 2019

95 – 96

3.28 Oyo State Owned Health Facilities, Hospitals, Clinic, Health Institutions, Medical Centres, Emergency/Casual Centre

97-102

3.29 Lands and Housing, List of Sites, Lands and Buildings Available In the State

102 – 106

3.30 Flood Events in Ibadan City 106

3.31 Environment

(i) Infrastructure Sewage (ii) Sewage Handling in the State (iii) Cost of Sewage Processing

107 - 109

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MAPS, TABLES AND FIGURES

SERIAL NO

NAMES PAGE

1 Map of Nigeria 1

2 Map of Oyo state 3

3 Average daily minimum and maximum Temperature

15 - 16

4 Distance of Local Governments to Secretariat, Ibadan

15 – 16

5 Population 17 – 19

6 List of Tourists centre and their Local Government

19 – 21

7 Bower's Tower 25

8 Ado- Awaye suspended lake 27

9 Old Oyo national park 30

10 Agbele Rock formation 31

11 The wonderful giant Tortoise, Ogbomosho 32

12 Irefin Palace, Ibadan 33

13 Dundun talking Drums 35

14 Gelede masks 35

15 Egungun masquerades 37

16 Blacksmith 39

17 Tie and Dye 40

18 Cloth Weaving at Iseyin and Ogbomoso 41

19 Wood Carving 42

20 Agricultural Zones and Local Government Areas in Oyo State

44 - 45

21 Engineering Services (Farm Settlement) 46

22 Forest Reserves, Fuel Wood and Pole Plantation

48

23 Veterinary Hospitals and Clinics in the state 49 – 51

24 Nurseries of Tree crops and Horticultural seedlings

51

25 List of Government Tree Crop Plantations in Oyo state

52

26 Location of the State Reticulated Dams 53

27 Hotels, Guest Houses, Restaurants and Event Centres By Zone

57 – 61

28 List of Banks in Oyo State 61 – 72

29 Mineral Resources By Local Government 73 – 74

30 Oyo State Motor Vehicle Identification Code Numbers

79 – 81

31 Name of Past Governors/Administrators in Oyo State

81 – 83

32 List of Past Head of Service in Old and New Oyo State

83 – 85

33 List of Retired Chief Judges with Date 85

34 List of Local Government Areas/Local Development Council Areas and their Headquarters in Oyo State

86 - 87

35 Analysis of WAEC Result for Public and Private Schools in Oyo State 1999 - 2015

88 - 89

36 Number of Health By LGA and Ownership in Oyo State

94 – 95

37 Name of the Current Commissioners in Oyo State with their Portfolio

95 - 96

38 Oyo state Owned Health Facilities: Hospitals, Clinics, Health Institutions, Medical Centres, Emergency/Causality Centres By LGA

97 - 102

39 Profile of State-Owned Investment Assets 104– 106

40 Flood Events in Ibadan City 106

41 List of All Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Disposal Sites

107

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42 List of All Hazardous Solid Waste Disposal Sites

108

43 Hazardous Waste Transport Company 108

44 List of Sewage Treatment Facilities 109

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PREFACE

This is the maiden edition of this publication “Oyo

State at a glance”. This book is produced to serve as a guide for information on Oyo State. It is very useful for foreigners who are anxious to know the potentials of both materials and human endowed the State. Also, some data would be found useful for students in secondary schools and higher institutions of learning including Researchers for thesis writing, projects and programs.

The information contained in this all encompassed publication are sourced from various agencies of government, research institutes as well as internet.

It is noteworthy to appreciate the agencies of Government that assisted in the collation of data that form major instrument of this publication. It is anticipated that Ministries and extra-Ministerial Departments not featured in this edition will endeavor to make information available for subsequent editions.

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MAP OF NIGERIA

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Arise, O compatriots,

Nigeria call obey,

To serve our fatherland

With love and strength and faith,

The labour of our heroes past

Shall never be in vain,

To serve with heart and might,

One nation bound in freedom,

Peace and unity.

Oh God of creation, direct our noble cause,

Guide our leader’s right,

Help our youth the truth to know

In love and honesty to grow,

And living just and true,

Great lofty heights attain

To build a nation where peace

And justice shall reign.

NATIONAL PLEDGE

I pledge to Nigeria my Country,

To be faifthful, loyal and honesty,

To serve Nigeria with all my strenght,

To defend her unity, her uphold,

her honour and glory,

So help me God.

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OYO STATE ANTHEM

ASIWAJU NI WA! PACESETTERS WE ARE

Asiwaju ni wa, Asiwaju ni wa Asiwaju ni wa, Asiwaju ni wa Ipo Asiwaju Leledumare fun wa ni’pinle Oyo Ipinle Oyo e je ka segiri Omo Oyo ka te pa wa mo ‘se Ka ba ‘ra wa sododo Ka sohun to to, to dara nigba gbogbo, nibi Gbogbo fun ipinle Oyo Ko ni rehin o loju mi ko ni rehin o Ko ni rehin o nigba temi ko ni rehin o Emi a sohun to to, to dara nigba gbogbo Nibi gbogbo fun ipinle Oyo Asiwaju ni wa, Asiwaju ni wa Asiwaju ni wa A……… Siwaju ni waaaa!!!

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BRIEF ON OYO STATE

HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY

Oyo State, which bears the sobriquet “the Pace-Setter

State”, came into existence consequent upon States creation exercise embarked upon since Nigeria’s independence in 1960.

Going down memory lane, Western Region was one of three Regions created by Macpherson Constitution of 1954 which introduced a high level of autonomy for the regions. Western region which was led by the late sage Chief Obafemi Awolowo as the first Head of Government and later Premier became self-governing in 1957 as a prelude to political independence of the country in 1960.

In 1963, the Mid-Western Region consisting of the present Edo and Delta States was excised from the region. Also in the 1967 State creation exercise, Western Region was renamed Western State. Furthermore, during the 1967 States creation exercise, both Ondo and Ogun States were carved from the Western State and what remained of the State was named OYO STATE.

In another nationwide State creation in 1991, Osun State was carved out of the old Oyo state. Ibadan, reputed to be the largest indigenous city in Africa, South of Sahara, has been the capital and Centre of Administration since then. Oyo State, popularly referred to as the “Pace Setter” is one of the constituent 36 States of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,

Brigadier, now Major-General David Medaiyese Jemibewon (rtd) was the first Military Governor of the State (1976-1978). His successor, Colonel, now Major Paul C. Tarfa, rtd (July, 1978- Sept.,

1979) midwived the transition to civil rule which ushered in the Second Republic on October 1, 1979.

Late Chief Bola was the first Executive Governor, 1979-1983. He was succeeded by Chief Victor Omololu Olunloyo, who was the second Executive Governor between October 1, 1983 and December 31, 1983. His tenure was truncated by the military take-over on December 31, 1983.

On 4th January 1984, Colonel (now Major-General Oladayo Popoola, rtd) came in as the Military Governor of the State. In September 1985, he passed the baton to Colonel, now Brigadier General Adetunji Idowu Olurin (rtd). It was the turn of late Colonel (later Brig. General) Adedeji Sasaenia Oresanya, who was sworn-in on 27th July, 1988.

On 3rd September, 1990, late Colonel, later Major-General AbdulKarim Adisa (Rtd) was posted to the State as Military Governor. It was during his tenure, precisely Tuesday, 27th August, 1991, that another nationwide State creation exercise was performed during which Osun State with the appellation “State of Living Spring” was carved out of Oyo State.

Late Chief Kolapo Olawuyi Ishola was sworn-in as the third Executive Governor of the State on January 2, 1992 at the inception of democratic rule in the Third Republic. He was there until November 17, 1993 when General Sanni Abacha came on board as the Military Head of State of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

At the return of the military in the governance of the country, Navy Captain, later Rear Admiral Adetoye Sode (rtd) was posted to Oyo State as Military Administrator on 9th December, 1993. Late Colonel Chinyere Ike Nwosu (Rtd) was the Military Administrator of the State between 1994 and 1996, while Col,

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Ahmed Usman (rtd) became Military Administrator of the State between August 1996 and 1998.

The last Military Administrator before the advent of civil rule of May 29, 1999, was Compol (later AIG) Amen Edore Oyakhire (rtd). He handed over to late Alhaji (Dr) Lamidi Onaolapo Adesina (popularly known as LAM) as the fourth Executive Governor of the State. Senator Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja became the fifth Executive Governor of Oyo State on 29th May, 2003.

Otunba (Dr) Chirstopher Adebayo Alao-Akala was sworn-in on Thursday, 12th January, 2006 as the Executive Governor of Oyo State in order not to create a vacuum in government administration and to salvage the then existing political situation in the State culminating in the impeachment of Governor Rashidi Ladoja by the members of the House of Assembly. In December, 2006 Alhaji Rashidi Ladoja was reinstated by the Supreme Court of Nigeria judgement to continue as the Governor of Oyo State. In May 29th, 2007 Otunba (Dr) Chirstopher Adebayo Alao-Akala was sworn-in as the Governor of Oyo State. In May 29th, 2011 Senator Abiola Ajimobi came in as the incumbent Governor of Oyo State and he was there for the second term which made him to be the first Governor to be elected twice consecutively in the State. His governance lasted till May 29th, 2019. In May 29th, 2019 Engineer Abiodun Oluseyi Makinde popularly known as Omituntun came into power and will drive the Pacesetter State till May 29th, 2023.

GEOGRAPHY

The topography of the State is one of the gently rolling lowland in the South, rising to a plateau 40 metres and above in the North. The State is well drained with rivers flowing from the upland in the North/South direction. The major rivers are Ofiki, Ogun, Shasha, Oba and Opeki.

The vegetation pattern of the State is that of rain forest in the South and guinea savannah to the North. Thick forest in the south gives way to grassland interspersed with trees in the North.

POLITICAL ZONES

The State is divided into three Senatorial Districts of Oyo North, Oyo Central and Oyo South, Oyo North has 13 Local Government, viz Saki West, Saki East, Atisbo, Irepo, Olorunsogo, Kajola, Iwajowa, Ogbomoso North, Ogbomoso South, Iseyin, Oorelope, Oriire and Itesiwaju.

Oyo Central comprises 11 Local Governments: Afijio, AKinyele, Egbeda, Ogo Oluwa, Surulere, Lagelu, Oluyole, Ona-Ara, Oyo East, Oyo West and Atiba. Oyo South consists of 9 Local Governments. They are: Ibadan North, Ibadan North East, Ibadan North West, Ibadan South East, Ibadan South West, Ibarapa Central, Ibarapa East, Ibarapa North and Ido.

The State has three elected Senators, 14 members in the House of Representatives and 32 members in the State House of Assembly.

Oyo Central (11) Oyo North (13) Oyo South (9)

i Afijio Saki West Ibadan North

ii. Akinyele Saki East Ibadan North East

iii Egbeda Atisbo Ibadan North West

iv Ogo-Oluwa Irepo Ibadan South East

v. Surulere Olorunsogo Ibadan South West

vi. Lagelu Kajola Ibarapa Central

vii Oluyole Iwajowa Ibarapa North

viii Ona Ara Ogbomoso North Ibarapa East

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ix. Oyo East Ogbomoso South Ido

x Oyo West Iseyin

xi Atiba Oorelope

Oriire

Itesiwaju

SETTLEMENT PATTERN

People in Oyo State live in various types of human settlements, varying from farmstead, hamlets, villages, towns, cities and metropolis.

The hierarchy of human settlements is usually devided by the settlement size, size of population, availability and scales of infrastructure, social amenities, services and the functions of the settlements. These settlements are used in identifying the hierarchy of the settlement within Oyo State.

SIZE OF SETTLEMENT

Oyo State ranks amongst the most urbanized States in Nigeria. It has

many large urban settlements. Ibadan metropolis, the State capital,

is the largest city in African, South of the Sahara. It has development

into a metrololis, growing fast towards becoming a megalopoli.

Other large urban settlements in Oyo State are Ogbomoso, Oyo

Iseyin, Saki and Okeho. Some of the urban settlements of medium

size are: Igbo-Ora, Igbeti, Igboho, Kisi, Iganna and Eruwa. Oyo State

is also blessed with small-sized urban settlements such as: Lanlate,

Ago-Are, Fiditi, Tede, Idere, Out, Awe, Ayete, Ilora, Tapa, Moniya,

etc.

At the lowest level of the hierarchical order are the small villages, hamlets and farmsteads. They are usually of small sizes. These villages, hamlets and farmsteads are more concentrated in the southern part of the State.

THE PEOPLE

The people of Oyo State are Yoruba with a common ancestor in

Oduduwa. Within the State however, there are sub-ethnic groups

with distinct dialect peculiarities. The people of Oyo State may be

divided into five broad groups, viz Ibadans, Ibarapas, Oyos, Oke-

Oguns and Ogbomosos.

IBADANS

The Ibadans have their settlements in the city of Ibadan and surrounding farms and villages. They trace their roots Lagely to a warrior. The city grew around a legenday baobab tree from which it derived its name; it grew guickly, attracting warriors and refugees from the internecine wars that raged Yorubaland in the 28th century. Over the years, the diverse background of the early settlers has evolved into a sub-cultural mix that is unique in Yorubalnd. The system of promotion from Compound Head (Mogaji) to the throne is exclusive to the Ibadans. The people are spared the unhealthy rivalry and in-fighting that attends filling of vacant stools. The people were originally warriors and farmers but are now gainfully employed in all areas of human endeavor.

OYOS

The Oyos occupy a geographic location to the north of Ibadan incluing Oyo town, surrounding towns and villages in ancient times, Oyo Empire rules over a sizeable chunk of Yorubaland and beyond. The Oyos were core people of the Oyo Empire. Today, the Empire is

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no more, but the people retain their proud heritage. They are engaged in all forms of modern business activities and human endeavours. Oyo State is named after the rich heritage of the people.

OGBOMOSO

The Ogbomoso dwell in the town of that nemean and surrounding

towns and villages. The people have their home on the strategic

route linking the northern parts of Nigeria to the south. In times

past, there were fearless warriors. They have many things in

common with the Oyos in particular and other sub-cultural groups in

Yorubaland. Today, the people are established in all areas of

modern business and public service. They are renowned traders,

and can be located in any part of the country conducting their

businesses. They are established all over Northern Nigeria and the

West African sub-region.

IBARAPAS

The Ibarapas are scattered over seven major towns and surrounding

villages. The towns are: Eruwa, Tapa, Ayete, Igbo-Ora, Lanlate,

Igangan and Idere. The Ibarapas have a distinct dialect that

separates them from their nearest neighbours. The people have

similarities with Oyos, they are mainly farmers. Yam and cassava

flour (elubo) are major farm products in the area. They also engage

in plantation farming-cultivating cocoa and palm produce.

OKE-OGUNS

The Oke-Oguns occupy the guinea savannah area of Oyo State.

Many sources ascribe same origin to the Oke-ogun people and the

Oyos. The people are scattered over several towns and villages,

namely Iseyin, Saki, Okeho, Igbeti, Igboho and others. The people

are hardworking and hospitable. The people of Oke-ogun are mainly

farmers. The area is tagged the “Food baskets” of Oyo State.

Weaving and pottery are cottage industries well development

among the people. The people are noted for their business acumen.

LOCATION

Oyo State is located between latitude 7 3 and 9 12 North of the equator and longitudes 2 47 and 4 23’ East of the Meridian. This location confers on the State the equatorial climatic conditions. The State covers a total of 27,249square kilometers of land mass on altitude 500m south and 1,219m north. It is bounded in the South by Ogun State (Gateway State), in the North by Kwara State (State of Harmony). In the west; it is bounded partly by Ogun State and by the Republic of Benin, while in the East; it is bounded by State of Osun (State of the living spring) in the East.

Few Notable Oyo State Indigenes

Engr. Oluseyi Abiodun Makinde, Oyo State Governor

Oba Lamidi Adeyemi III, Alaafin of Oyo

Oba Saliu Oyetunji Ajeoguguniso1 (Olubadan of Ibadan Land)

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lamidi_Adeyemi_III

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaafin_of_Oyo


Senator Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja, Former Governor of Oyo State

(2003–2007)

Otunba (Dr) Christopher Adebayo Alao Akala, Former Governor

of Oyo State (2007-2011)

Senator Isiaq Abiola Ajimobi Governor of Oyo State(2011-2019)

Chief Lekan Alabi

Senator Kola Balogun

Late Chief Richard Akinjide (Former Attorney General of the

Federation)Politician

Senator (Rt. Hon.) Monsurat Sunmonu, First female Speaker

OYHA and first female Senator from Oyo state

Oloye Jumoke Akinjide, Politician

Chief Bode Amao, Businessman

Chief Micheal Koleoso

Chief Harry Akande, Businessman

Chief Kola Daisi, Businessman

Mr. Niyi Otunla, Former Accountant General of the Federation

Prof James Adelabu, Former Vice Chancellor, University of

Abuja, Nigeria

Chief Mustafa Adebayo Oyero, Seasoned Public Administrator

Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, Former JAMB Registrar

Ambassador Olusola Saanu

CLIMATE AND VEGETATION

There are two distinct seasons namely wet and dry seasons.

The wet season is the period for rainfall which is between April and October characterized by double maxima distribution in the

Southern part, a result of the influence of the South Westerly monsoon wind on the atmosphere. The dry season covers between November to March and is characterized by hot weather. Between December and early January, the hot weather is dry and accompanied by dust storms due to the effect of North-East trade winds. The rainfall pattern is remarkably constant ranging between 1, 211mm at Kishi in the far North and 1,264mm at Ibadan in the South over the past two decades. The average annual rainfall is estimated at between 1,194mm in the North and 1,278mm in the South. Mean temperature is 27oC while sunshine hours per day in the State capital ranges from 2.4 hours in August to 7 hours in February.

Base on the prevailing climatic and soil characteristics, three vegetational zones are identifiable in the state. These are Forest, Savannah and the derived Savannah. The Forest zone with high relative humidity favours the cultivation of tree crops such as Cocoa, Kola, Citrus and Oil Palm as well as arable crops like Maize, Cassava, Yam and Rice. Areas within Ibadan zone and up to Fiditi fall within the forest zone.

The derived savannah zone has a mixture of Forest and Savannah vegetations, Oyo, Ogbomoso, Ilora, Fashola, Eruwa and Lanlate fall within this zone. The Savannah zone favours mainly arable crops such as Sorghum, Maize, Cowpea and Yam with some pockets of land which can support tree crops. The wide expanse of land covered by Oyo zone in the South to saki zone is savannah.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rashidi_Adewolu_Ladoja

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Adebayo_Alao_Akala

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monsurat_Sunmonu


AVERAGE DAILY MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE

Months Minimum

Temperature (oC) Maximum

Temperature (oC)

January 21.30 34.00

February 24.70 35.40

March 24.10 34.70

April 24.60 34.00

May 23.50 32.00

June 22.70 29.70

July 22.30 28.10

August 21.30 27.70

September 22.40 29.80

October 22.70 30.90

November 23.30 31.50

December 24.00 33.20

DISTANCE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO STATE SECRETARIAT, IBADAN

S/N Local Government Headquarters Distance

1 Saki West Saki 167.290km

2 Atisbo Tede 152.38km

3. Oorelope Igboho 204.570km

4. Saki East Agoamodu 175.630km

5. Itesiwaju Ottu 119.068km

6. Kajola Okeho 107.340km

7. Iwajowa Iwere Ile 137.580km

8. Iseyin Iseyin 81.670km

9. Irepo Kishi 234.09km

10. Olorunsogo Igbeti 179.580km

11. Ogbomoso North Kinnira 105.660km

12. Ogbomoso South Arowomole 101.210km

13. Atiba Offa Meta 55.150km

14. Oyo West Ojongbodu 51.960km

15. Oyo East Kosobo 52.840km

16. Afijio Jobele 42.440km

17. Orire Ikoyi-Ile 115.370km

18. Ogo Oluwa Ajaawa 83.100km

19. Surulere Iresa Adu 121.850km

20. Ibarapa East Eruwa 69.318km

21. Ibarapa Central Igboora 90.970km

22. Ibarapa North Ayete 103.570km

23. Akinyele Moniya 15.070km

24. Egbeda Egbeda 18.620km

25. Oluyole Idi-Ayunre 23.560km

26. Iddo Iddo 23.510km

27. Ona Ara Akanran 25.070km

28. Lagelu Iyana Offa 25.930km

29. Ibadan North Agodi Gate 2.460km

39. Ibadan North East Iwo Road 4.990km

31. Ibadan South East Mapo 5.760km

32. Ibadan North West Onireke 12.430km

33. Ibadan South West Aleshiloye 4.400km

POPULATION

According to the 2006 population Census, the population of Oyo

State is as follows Males > 2,809,840

Female> 2,781,749 Total> 5,591,589

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ESTIMATED POPULATION OF OYO STATE BY SEX AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT, 2020

Local Government

2020 Estimated Population

Total 2020

Population Density Male Female

Afijio 105,375 104,290 209,665 287 Akinyele 167,489 168,477 335,966 641

Atiba 133,659 133,206 266,865 150

Atisbo 90,010 84,412 174,422 57 Egbeda 218,140 231,763 449,903 2,333

Ibadan North 242,061 246,665 488,726 17,732 Ibadan North East 259,883 265,840 525,723 29,082 Ibadan North West

119,612 124,702 244,315 9,315

Ibadan South East

206,731 215,913 422,643 24,815

Ibadan South West

221,463 227,576 449,039 11,019

Ibarapa East 82,629 81,130 163,760 369

Ibarapa North 94,083 91,786 185,869 220 Ibarapa Central 81,326 77,755 159,081 129 Ido 83,218 81,881 165,099 166

Irepo 99,295 93,011 192,306 192

Iseyin 205,040 200,413 405,453 297 Itesiwaju 104,401 97,661 202,063 132

Iwajowa 83,229 79,903 163,132 64

Kajola 160,500 157,569 318,069 516 Lagelu 117,725 117,238 234,963 686 Ogbomoso North 164,037 151,385 315,422 1,683 Ogbomoso South 80,675 78,542 159,217 2,298

Ogo Oluwa 52,983 50,432 103,414 277

Olorunsogo 66,294 62,723 129,017 119 Oluyole 162,377 160,345 322,722 508

Ona Ara 207,176 214,062 421,238 1,440

Oore Lope 84,060 80,907 164,967 177 Oriire 121,286 115,699 236,985 110 Oyo East 98,575 98,259 196,835 1,350 Oyo West 109,282 107,161 216,443 406

Saki East 88,847 83,976 172,823 200

Saki West 219,964 213,483 433,447 212 Surulere 113,682 108,918 222,600 140

Total 4,445,107 4,407,083 8,852,192 107,112

TERRAIN OF OYO STATE Local Government

Plain Land Highland Wetland Total Land

Area

Afijio 349.8 379.9 1.1 730.8 Akinyele 77.45 446 0.85 524.298 Atiba 83.92 1676.7 22.36 1782.981 Atisbo 1159.4 1838.1 40.55 3038.045 Egbeda 192.81 0 0 192.805 Ibadan North 19.96 7.6 0 27.562 Ibadan North East

12.98 5.1 0 18.077

Ibadan North West

12.23 14 0 26.228

Ibadan South East

17.03 0 0 17.032

Ibadan South West

40.75 0 0 40.751

Ibarapa East 441.03 0 2.99 444.016 Ibarapa North 549.07 286.7 10.86 846.631 Ibarapa Central 1073.68 155.7 0.42 1229.803 Ido 341 652.3 3.53 996.825

Irepo 250.41 750.8 1.99 1003.2 Iseyin 324.6 1033.2 6.62 1364.416 Itesiwaju 1272.03 240 22.16 1534.193 Iwajowa 1352.68 1180.3 24.2 2557.184 Kajola 150.27 465.4 0.54 616.212 Lagelu 88.79 251.2 2.35 342.341

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Ogbomoso North 149.37 38 0 187.365 Ogbomoso South 41.49 27.8 0 69.293 Ogo Oluwa 223.67 150.2 0 373.868 Olorunsogo 1088.58 0 0 1088.578 Oluyole 635.05 0 0 635.045 Ona Ara 106.15 184 2.46 292.607 Oore Lope 256.59 657.2 1.7 933.486 Oriire 693.2 1449.7 7.5 2150.404 Oyo East 145.81 0 0 145.812 Oyo West 435.31 92.6 4.77 532.677 Saki East 500.65 363.6 0 864.248 Saki West 1409.49 620.9 12.76 2043.153

Suurulere 1526.33 0 69 1595.328

Total 15021.58 12967 238.71 28245.264

CULTURE AND TOURISM

List of Tourists Centres and their Local Government

S/N NAME LOCATION LOCAL GOVERNMENT

1 National Museum Aleshinloye Ibadan South West

2 New Agodi Gardens

Parliament Road Ibadan North

3 Captain Bower’s Tower

Oke-Are Ibadan South East

4 Cultural Center Mokola Ibadan North

5 Ado-Awaye Suspended Lake

Ado-Awaye Iseyin

6 Oke-Badan Hill Idi- Ayunre Oluyole

7 Agbele Hill Igbeti Olorunsogo

8 Mapo Hill Mapo Ibadan South-East

9 Zoological Garden University of Ibadan

Ibadan North

10 Old Oyo National Park

Sepeteri Saki

11 International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (I.I.T.A)

Idi - Ose Akinyele

12 Nigerian Television Authority (NTA)

Agodi Gate Ibadan North

13 Ikere Gorge Dam Ikere Iseyin

14 Iya Nla Hill Tede Atisbo

15 Asabari Saki Saki

16 Alaafin’s Palace Oyo Atiba

17 Igbo-Oba Igboho Oorelope

18 Irefin’s Palace Ibadan Ibadan North

19 Soun’s Palace Ogbomoso Ogbomoso North

20 Oke- Olorunkole Akinyele village Akinyele

21 Cocoa House Dugbe Ibadan North West

22 Angel’s Foot Print Ori-Oke Olorunkole

Akinyele

23 Eluku Rock Formation

Idi-Ayunre Oluyole

24 Eleyele River Ibadan Ibadan North West

25 Leather Work Oyo Oyo West/Atiba

26 Calabash Carving Centre

Oyo Atiba/Oyo West`

27 Agbaku Cave Oyo Oyo East

28 University Teaching Hospital

Ibadan Ibadan North

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29 University of Ibadan

Ibadan Ibadan North

30 Trans Amusement Park

Ibadan (Bodija) Ibadan North

31 Aso-Oke Weaving Iseyin, Oyo, Ogbomoso

Iseyin, Oyo, Ogbomoso

32 Kurunmi Relics Ijaye Akinyele

33 Aseyin Palace Iseyin Iseyin

34 Moshra Hill Okeho Kajola

35 Odo-Eye Iganna Iwajowa

36 Asejire Dam Egbeda Egbeda

37 Obafemi Awolowo Stadium

Oke-Ado Ibadan South West

38 Messo Hill Ijio Iwajowa

39 Obo Water Falls Iganna Kajola

40 Old City on the hill

Ijio Iwajowa

41 Oke Wall City Igbojaye Itesiwaju

BRIEF ON SOME TOURIST ATTRACTION CENTRES IN OYO STATE

1. National Museum, Alesinloye Here, culture and tradition of the area, Ibadan people of South

Western part of Nigeria are displayed. The Museum shows the inter-related of different cultures and give the history of the people. It is a museum of Unity. The car last used by Late Chief

Samuel Ladoke Akintola, the last premier of the Western Region is on exhibition in the Museum.

2. Cultural Centre, Mokola Hill The culture and tradition of the Oyos are embodied in the

centre. 3. Ministry of Commerce and Cooperatives, Secretariat,

Ibadan. The first building that housed all other Ministries during the

Lordship of Late Obafemi Awolowo built in 1939. 4. Mapo Hall, Ibadan A colonial legacy designed by Engr Taffy Jones in 1925. The

First Local Government Council Office in Nigeria. 5. University of Ibadan The 1st University in Nigeria now Rejuvenated. 6. IITA Forest (International Institute of Tropical Agriculture) Idi-

Ose, Ibadan: Thickest of climbers grow in openings where the secondary

nature of the forest is most apparent with clumps of bamboo Bambusa vulgaris etc. The forest is a good place for bird-watching because it has numerous species of tropical birds. The forest reserve, which is a mature lowland rainforest with scattered emergent also has sporting facilities such a 9-hole golf course, football pitch, badminton court, lawn tennis court, table tennis and a swimming pool within the institute.

7. Nigerian Television Authority (NTA), Ibadan: Built in 1959 by

late Obafemi Awolowo. This television station used to be known as WNTV before it was changed to NTA Ibadan. It is the

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oldest television station in the whole continent of Africa and it serves as a museum in journalism. It is an idea place to learn more about journalism in Nigeria.

8. UCH, Ibadan 1st Teaching Hospital in Nigeria 9. Liberty Stadium, Ibadan The 1st Sport complex in Nigeria. 10. Cocoa Research Institute of Nigeria(CRIN) Research into cocoa and other tree crops. 11. Horticultural Research Institute of Nigeria, Idi-Ishin, Ibadan. Research into horticulture. 12. Stored Products Research Institute of Nigeria, Onireke,

Ibadan. Research into stored products. 13. Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria (FRIN), Gambari Research into Cocoa and seedlings. 14. Ikere Gorge Dam, Ikere-Iseyin An exciting and relaxational dam with wonderful scenery. It

has hydro-electricity generation potentials. 15. Manor House, Iseyin A Colonial legacy. Arrest house of visiting Colonial

Administrators of Oyo Province. Built on a hill with panoramic view of the city of Iseyin and adjoining villages.

16. Aseyin Palace Still retains its carved wooden poles

17. Iya Nla Hill, Tede A mighty rock which used to be abode of the inhabitants

during the inheritance wars of the Yorubas. 18. Asabari Hill, Saki Asabari Hill is a rocky out crop which was believed to have

assisted the inhabitants during the olden days. 19. Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH),

Ogbomoso One of the best State University in Nigeria and named after

the last Premier of Western Region Late Samuel Ladoke Akintola.

20. Alaafin’s Palace, Oyo Contains an ancient armoury, mysterious chains and Ajagbon

tree under which the Soun prevail during cultural/tradition festival. A stone throw to the palace is an acient gulag.

21. Soun’s Palace, Ogbomoso Contains relics of Yoruba, a 344 years old tortoise (now dead)

and Museum. It is an embodiment of Yoruba Culture and tradition at its best.

22. Sogidi Lake, Awe A mysterious lake where it is believed that fishes caught in the

lake will not cook for eating. 23. Kurunmi Battle Ground Ijaye Ijaye is one of the oldest towns in Oyo state and Kurunmi the

Are Ona Kakanfo ‘Generalisimo’ of Alaafins held forth the reigns until the town was besieged by the Ogunmola.

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BOWER’S TOWER

Relics and monuments of historical facts that surfaced

during the creation of Ibadan are the prestigious Bower’s Tower in Oke Are, Agodi Garden, Trans Amusement Park, First Television in Africa now NTA Ibadan, Museums in Alesinloye, Cocoa House at Dugbe, Mapo Hall at Oja’ba, Premier Hotel and many others that once made Ibadan a tourist’s delight.

Bower’s Tower is located on the summit of Oke-Are, the highest hill in Ibadan, from which one enjoys a commanding view of the city. Oke-Are (“The Army Chief’s Hill”) is the site central to Igbo-Agala (Agala Forest) in Sapati Area.

The monument was erected in 1836 as a memorial to Captain Robert Lister Bower, the first British resident in Ibadan and the Travelling Commissioner for the interior of Yoruba land (as the stiffly officious British termed his office), Southwestern Nigeria between 1893 and 1897.

According to S. Ademola Ajayi, Bower’s Tower is 60 feet high and 11 feet square with two entrances and a spiral staircase designed by Taffy Jones, the provincial engineer who also designed Mapo Hall. Natives of Ibadan nicknamed the tower ‘Layipo’, after the ladder-like spiral stairway to the top of the tower.

From the top of the Tower, the ancient city lays before you, spread out in her splendor; but today, getting to the peak of the Tower will not make one see more than 1/3 of the great city of warriors.

Bowers Tower, according to some of the residents around that place was a source of economic fortune to the people of the area. The traffic into the heritage site blossomed and the economic activity of its environment was a strong economic foundation for the growing generation.

AGODI GARDENS, IBADAN

This is a lovely park right in the midst of Ibadan. Agodi

Gardens spread over 13 acres of land. The delightful spot shares the same locality with the premier hotel, Cultural Centre, University College Teaching Hospital, State Government Secretariat, and Bodija Housing Estate. It was a place to be in Ibadan in the 70s and 80s to catch fun and enjoy a family outing. Second only to the popular University of Ibadan Zoological Garden, Agodi Gardens, Ibadan is a city recreational centre that any family or fun-seeking tourist would want to patronize.

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Tucked in the heart of the Oyo State capital, the garden is located at the foot of Mokola Hill, backing the State Government Secretariat, Agodi and the western part of the expansive Agodi Government Reserved Area (GRA) which houses both the seat of the State Government, Governor’s Lodge and a prestigious Housing Estate.

While all these border Agodi Gardens on the eastern part, the recreational centre borders a lake, hilltop Premier Hotel and Cultural Centre on the west. The first teaching hospital in Nigeria, the University College Hospital (UCH) borders the centre on the southern part to give it an elitist and sophisticated environment.

Sprawling on a 35-hectre landed facility, the garden which was established as a biological and relaxation centre to provide recreational as well as educational services for inhabitants and visitors in 1967, as a foremost tourist centre.

ADO-AWAYE SUSPENDED LAKE Ado-Awaye Suspended Lake: The Heartbeat of Oke-Ogun

High in the sky soars the tranquil Iyake Lake, also known as

Ado-Awaye Lake, reposed graciously at the peak of Oke-Ado Mountain in Oyo State, South-West Nigeria. These mountains spread from Ado-Awaye town into the surrounding plains, standing imposingly above the verdant rainforests and they hold numerous natural, cultural and historical attractions which are of great spiritual significance to the Ado-Awaye people. Ado-Awaye town itself is a small town with its own unique but interesting history. In ancient time, Ado and Awaye settlements existed separately. The ancestors of the Adó people were forced to migrate from Awori Land to settle at the top of Oke-Ado Mountain because of the Dahomey war. The ancestors of the Ado people found favour in the eyes of the gods of the mountain and were kept safe till the war subsided. When the Ado people later descended the mountain to settle at its foothill, the nearby Àwáyè people also decided to settle with them, and hence the name Adó-Àwáyè by which the town is called till this day. While the Ado people lived on the mountain, they worshiped the mountain and revered the various unique natural formations they found on the mountain. It was said that barren women among the people at the time were able to give birth due to their devotion to the worship of the mountain. The tranquil Iyake Lake is one of the most revered attractions on the mountain. The ancestors of the Ado people believe that the lake is so powerful that whatever prayer is made with its water will yield supernatural results. It is also said that there are sixteen (16) gods on the Oke-Ado Mountain. These gods are embodied in specific natural landmarks on the mountain. Each of these landmarks constitutes tourist attraction on the mountain, lined up along the path which leads up the mountain. The first of all the landmarks is the Ìshàgé Rock, which is a large

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elongate boulder of rock, balanced and standing upright on one of its small edges. The fact that this boulder has not fallen off the steep mountain side on which it rests remains a mystery to the Ado-Awaye people and tourists visiting the mountain. Ishage Rock is regarded as one of the most powerful among the gods on the mountain. It is said that it grants the wishes of people who prays at its foot. It was also said that whenever there is severe drought in the land, the chief priest of the mountain will visit the mountain and wrap a white cloth around the ‘waist’ of Ishage rock; rain will fall heavily upon the land that night and the Ishage Rock will drop off the white cloth.

ROYAL FOREST “IGBO OBA” IGBOHO

Igboho was the second settlement of Alaafin of Oyo Empire

after its first destruction by the Fulani jihadist and was then known as Oyo Igboho. It is situated on a plain but with hill locks all around. It was then the temporary Headquarters of Oyo Empire. It was a city famous for its magnificent city walls created and built for defensive purpose. However, Alaafin Ofinran who led the people to Igboho did on route Igboho whie his successor Alaafin Egungunoju or Egunoju finally led the people to Igboho in 1510. Four Alaafins were buried at a place called Royal Forest (Igbo-Oba) in Igboho. It is sacred place where hunting, cutting and any other things are forbidden. The four Alaafins (Royal Fathers) buried in the Royal Forest (Igbo-Oba) are Alaafin, Egungun Oju or Egunoju, Orompoto and Ajiboye Obamoro (Ghost Catcher that led the people back to Old Oyo (Oyo-ile) before final destruction in 1837.

OLD OYO NATIONAL PARK

Upper Ogun Game and Old Oyo were separated reserves

until 1963 when they were merged and re-named Upper Ogun Game Reserve. It is one of the national parks of Nigeria, located across Northern Oyo State and Southern Kwara State, Nigeria. The park has total land mass of 2,512 km2 and is located in South West park of Nigeria, specifically Northern Oyo State at latitude 8° 15’ and 9° 00’N and longitude 3° 35’ and 4° 42’ E. The location has inevitably placed the park at a vantage position of abundance land area as well as diverse wildlife and cultural/historical settings. Eleven Local Government Areas out of which ten (10) fall within Oyo State and one (1) in Kwara State surround it. The Administrative Head Office is located in Oyo, Isokun area along Oyo-Iseyin Road, where necessary information and booking could be made. The landscaping and organized space within the large yard has made the facility very endearing to the public. It is rich in plant and animal resources including buffaloes, bushbuck and a variety of birds. The park is easily accessible from South-Western and North-Western Nigeria. The nearest cities and towns adjoining Old Oyo National Park include Saki, Iseyin, Igboho, Sepeteri, Tede and Igbeti which have

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their own commercial and cultural attractions for tourists. The park takes its name from Oyo-lle (Old Oyo), the ancient Political Capital of Oyo Empire of the Yoruba people, and contains the ruins of this city. Oyo Ile was destroyed in the late 18th century by Ilorin and Hausa/Fulani warriors at the culmination of the rebellion of Afonja, commander of Oyo Empire's provincial army for which he allied himself with Hausa/Fulani Muslim jihadists.

The national park originated in two earlier native administrative forest reserves, Upper Ogun established in 1936 and Oyo-lle established in 1941. These were converted to game reserves in 1952, then combined and upgraded to the present status of a National Park.

AGBELE ROCK FORMATION

This occurrence took place at Oke-Ogun Igbeti, Olorunshogo

Local Government Area of Oyo State.

Historically, there is this believe in the ancient time that nemesis follows every actions of a human being, which in the case of this woman who metamophorsed from a natural structure to a hill, one in human form. Everyone in Oke-Ogun, Igbeti, Olorunshogo Local Government Areas of Northern part of Oyo State believes the history of this rock called "Agbele" depicts a 19th century powerful and popular woman in the town. With a baby on her back, she went to a rocky side of the town to steal pieces of sliced yam being dried by sunlight. In those days, there is instant nemesis for every wrong action taken. Therefore this woman metamorphosed into a rock (just like Lots wife turning into salt in the Holy Bible). A critical look at the human-like structure; the stones above signify the calabash she put the piece of yam stolen on her head, then the back represent the baby she was backing, the stone in between represent the head while beneath being the body.

THE WONDERFUL GIANT TORTOISE, OGBOMOSO

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CULTURAL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH OYO PEOPLE

A giant male land tortoise believed to have lived in the palace of

the king of Ogbomoso for 344 years (died on Oct. 2019). The primeval town of Ogbomoso, the second largest city in Oyo State, has an ancient resident – a giant male land tortoise, which was acclaimed to have lived in the palace of the Soun (the king) of Ogbomosoland for 344 years until its death on 2nd October, 2019.

In Iine with its age, it is called Alagba, which means ”the elderly one” in Yoruba. And, in Ogbomoso, where the legendary tortoise lumbers about in the palatial grounds of the king, it is almost a sacrilege to refer to Alagba as a mere tortoise. It can carry full grown adult on its back but this has been discourage by the orders of the incumbent Soun HM Oba Jimoh Oladunni Ajagungbade III.

IREFIN PALACE, IBADAN

Here is an ancient palace, said to be over 200 years old, it

was built with mud and timber (wood), and yet still standing strong on the soils of Ibadan City, southwest Nigeria. This palace is located in the Tropical Rainforest Region of Nigeria, enduring over two centuries of countless rainfall and sunshine, and has not collapsed. This palace is definitely a unique cultural, scientific and historical object we must do all we can to preserve.

The Irefin palace belongs to one of the Royal families of Ibadan.The Irefin clans were warriors in the days of old who settled in the Ibadan area known then as a resting settlement for travelers. The palace was the abode of a powerful chief in Ibadan enclave, called “Ba’ale Irefin”, who ruled from 1912 to1914. Preserved at the ancient palace are ancient diaries showing old records of events that took place at the Irefin Palace in the olden days. Irefin Palace contains about One hundred and Eighty-Five (185) rooms and the building is still standing up till today. Among the numerous rooms in the palace are the clan’s ‘spiritual powerhouse’ and the judgment room where misunderstandings within the clan are resolved or punishment meted out to the iniquitous. It is worthy of note to mention here that a part of the palace was used in the popular old Nollywood movie Saworoide.

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH OYO PEOPLE

Culturally, the Oyos are noted with the best hospitality in the

universe. Apart from the cuisines, the means of entertainment including the talking drum, sekere and other musical instruments. A peep into entertainment industry of the Oyos include the Dundun, Gelede, Sekere Egungun etc which are used culturally during traditional festivals and at times staged to welcome visitors.

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DUNDUN TALKING DRUMS

Dundun drums are said to have originated from among the ibaruba ethnic group in a town called Saworo (just 18km from Saki) when the group was under the rule of old Oyo Empire. There are five drums in the set, namely: Gudugudu, Iya-Ilu, Omole isaju, Omole Ikeyin and Kerikeri or Agbada.

About five to six persons play the set at once with one or two persons in the reserve. There are other drums of dundun family such as Gangan or Adamo, Apala, Dadakuada or Pankeke.

GELEDE MASKS

Most Yoruba myths of origin can be found in the divination

narratives knows at Odu Ifa. There are approximately 256 Odu Ifa, each of which contains a number of poems called Ese Ifa. A typical Ese Ifa is a narrative about a person or animal with a problem and the steps to resolve that problem. An Ese Ifa explains, the origins of Gelede as beginning with Yemoja, "The Mother of all the orisa and all living things." Yemoja could not have children and consulted an Ifa oracle, who advised her to offer sacrifices and to dance with wooden images on her head and metal anklets on her feet. After performing this ritual, she became pregnant. Her first child was a boy, nicknamed "Efe" (the humorist); the Efe mask emphasizes song and jests because of the personality of its name sake. Yemoja's second child was a girl, nicknamed "Gelede" because she was obese like her mother. Also like her mother, Gelede loved dancing.

After getting married neither Gelede or Efe's partner could have children. The Ifa oracle suggested they try the same ritual that had worked for their mother. No sooner than Efe and Gelede performed these rituals- dancing with wooden images on their heads and metal anklets on their feet- they started having children. These rituals developed into the Gelede masked dance and were perpetuated by the descendants of Efe and Gelede.

This narrative is one of many stories that explains the origin of Gelede. An outdated theory states that the beginning of Gelede might be associated with the change from a matriarchal to a patriarchal society.

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EGUNGUN MASQURADES

Egungun, in the broadest sense of the word, refers to all types of

Yoruba masquerades or masked, costumed figures. When used in its more specific, common sense, "Egungun" refers to the Yoruba masquerades connected with ancestor reverence, or to the ancestors themselves as a collective force. The singular form, for an individual ancestor, is Egun.

The classification of Egun or Egungun types, which might appear to be a fairly straightforward task, is in fact an extremely complex problem involving the comprehension of indigenous taxonomies. The difficulties include: the problem of distinguishing between personal Egun names and generic terms for types; the problem of determining "sets" where one masquerader may be regarded as within several type categories simultaneously; the practice of "layering," in which a masquerader wears one costume type over another and changes these during performance; and the variety of criteria used to classify Egungun as well as the range of variations within type categories. Such factors demonstrate the

complexity attending the analysis of indigenous taxonomies and the classification of masquerade types. These same difficulties arise in the definition and use of the term Egungun itself.

Amongst the Yoruba, the annual ceremonies in honor of the dead serve as a means of assuring their ancestors a place among the living. They believe the ancestors have the responsibility to compel the living to uphold the ethical standards of the past generations of their clan, town or family. The Egungun are celebrated in festivals, known as Odun Egungun, and in family ritual through the masquerade custom.

In family situations, a family elder known either formally or informally as "Alagba" presides over ancestral rites. He may or may not be initiated into the local Egungun society. In matters that deal with whole communities, Egungun priests and initiates who are trained in ancestral communication, ancestral elevation and funerary rites are assigned to invoke and bring out the ancestors. They wear elaborate costumes in masquerade. Through drumming and dance, the Egungun robed performers are believed to become possessed by the spirits of the ancestors, as manifested as a single entity. The Egungun spiritually clean the community through the dramatic acting and miming of the robed priests. They demonstrate both ethical and a moral behavior that have occurred since their last visit. In this way, they expose the strengths and weaknesses of the community to encourage behavior more befitting of their descendants. When this performance is completed, the performers as Egungun give messages, warnings and blessings to the assembled spectators.

Important Egungun include the Oloolu and Alapansanpa, both of Ibadanland. Elewe of the Ìgbómìnà Yoruba clan, which is

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common in the towns of Òkè-Ìlá Òràngún, Ìlá Òràngún, and Arandun, is also of particular prominence.

In Brazil, the main cult of the Egungun is found on the island of Itaparica, in the State of Bahia. Houses of worship dedicated to the Egungun also exist in other states.

BLACKSMITH

Blacksmithing is a profession and is the art of forging items

out of metals, minerals, and other trade goods. Blacksmiths utilize bars of metal unearthed and smelted by the mining profession along with various trade and magical goods to produce their wares.

Blacksmiths work by heating pieces of wrought iron or steel until the metal becomes soft enough for shaping with hand tools, such as a hammer, anvil and chisel. Heating generally takes place in a forge fueled by propane, natural gas, coal, charcoal, coke or oil.

Some modern blacksmiths may also employ an oxyacetylene or similar blowtorch for more localized heating. Induction heating methods are gaining popularity among modern blacksmiths.

Color is important for indicating the temperature and workability of the metal. As iron heats to higher temperatures, it first glows red, then orange, yellow, and finally white. The ideal heat for most forging is the bright yellow-orange color that indicates forging heat. Because they must be able to see the glowing color of the metal, some blacksmiths work in dim, low-light conditions, but most work in well-light conditions. The key is to have consistent lighting, but not too bright. Direct sunlight obscures the colors.

The techniques of smithing can be roughly divided into forging (sometimes called "sculpting"), welding, heat-treating, and finishing.

TIE AND DYE

Tie-dye is a modern term invented in the mid-1960s in the

United States for a set of ancient resist-dyeing techniques, and for the products of these processes. The process of tie-dye typically consists of folding, twisting, pleating, or crumpling fabric or a garment and binding with string or rubber bands, followed by application of dye(s). The manipulations of the fabric prior to

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application of dye are called resists, as they partially or completely prevent the applied dye from coloring the fabric. More sophisticated tie-dyes involve additional steps, including an initial application of dye prior to the resist, multiple sequential dye and resist steps, and the use of other types of resists (stitching, stencils) and discharge unlike regular resist-dyeing techniques, tie-dye is characterized by the use of bright, saturated primary colors and bold patterns. These patterns, including the spiral, mandala, and peace sign, and the use of multiple bold colors, have become cliched since the peak popularity of tie-dye in the 1960s and 1970s. The vast majority of currently produced tie-dyes use these designs, and many are mass-produced for wholesale distribution. However, a new interest in more 'sophisticated' tie-dye is emerging in the fashion industry, characterized by simple motifs, monochromatic color schemes, and a focus on fashionable garments and fabrics other than cotton.A few artists continue to pursue tie-dye as an art form rather than a commodity.

CLOTH WEAVING AT ISEYIN AND OGBOMOSO

The present system of weaving in Oyo State is only a modern revival of the craf that was once widespread in the country. Our grand-parents have been fashioning garments from wool, fix dye since the medieval times

The wears specialize in the production of beautiful and distinctive cloths from yarns which are often hand-spun and hand-dyed. Hand looms are used in a number of places in Oyo State till today, particularly in Iseyin which is generally referred to as the “Manchester of Oyo State”. Ogbomoso is also famous for the production of the poplar hand-woven cloth called “SANYAN”. Cloth is woven from wild silk and from locally grown cotton. A mixture of cotton threads and raphia is also woven into cloth, but is not used for clothing. Cotton is ginned on a block using an iron roller to squeeze out the seeds it is fluffed on a bow string, spun with simple spindle, and rewound into skeins ready for dyeing.

WOOD CARVING

In Yorubaland wood carver are men. There are two most

important tools which are the adze, with which sculptural forms are fashioned and the knife which is used in fininshing the surface and with the carving, incised paterns. Both sculpture and geometrical designs are considered as art (Ona), and those who “carve part” (gbenegbena) in making figurines are distinguish from those who simply “carve wood” (gbegigbegi) into mortars, pestle and utilitarian

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owls. The formers are also known as “those who make art” (onisona), along with the embroiderers and leather workers. Of all the visual arts, wood carving accounts for the greatest variety of decorated and sculptural forms. Carved tools are used during initiation ceremonies of deities.

Ifa diviner are rectangular, circular or semi-circular wooden trays whose raised borders are carved, usually in low relief. Carved wooden poles are found in the palaces of Alaafin of Oyo, Aseyin of Iseyin and other prominent Obas in Oyo State.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS IN THE STATE

Arable crops: Cowpea, Maize, Cassava, Plantain, Yam, Cocoyam, Soyabeans, Guinea corn, Groundnut, Melon.

Tree Crops: Cocoa, Kolanut, Oil Palm, Coffee, Cashew.

Fruits: Citrus, Guava, Pawpaw, Banana, Pineapple, Plantain, Avocado pear, Wallnut, Mango.

Vegetables: Tomato, Pepper, Onion, Okro, Garden egg, Egg-plant, Several green leafy vegetables such as bitter leaf, Spinach, Cochorus etc.

Wild but economic fruit: African bread fruit, “Agbalumo” --Chrysophyllum albidum

“Iyere” --Spondia mombin

“Oro” --Irvingia gabornensis

“Agbayun” --Snysepalum dulcificum

“Shea Butter” --Butyrospermum paradoxum

“Locust Beans” --Parkia chappertoniana

Livestock: The climate and vegetation of Oyo State supports all

classes of livestock namely poultry, cattle, sheep, goat, rabbits, pigs, turkey, snails, etc.

Fisheries: The State is landlocked but supports various

aquacultural activities.

Fish products being produced include: --Fingerlings

Table fish

Ornamental

fishes

AGRICULTURAL ZONES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS IN OYO STATE:

Agricultural Zones

Local Government areas

Headquarters No. of Cells**

Ibadan/ Ibarapa Zone

i. Ibadan North* Bodija

ii. Ibadan N/East* Agodi

iii. Ibadan N/West* Onireke

iv. Ibadan S/East* Mapo

v. Ibadan S/West* Oluyole

vi. Ibarapa East Eruwa 8

vii. Ibarapa Central Igboora 6

viii. Ibarapa North Ayete 6

ix. Iddo Iddo 8

x. Lagelu Iyana-Offa 6

xi. Oluyole Idi-Ayunre 8

xii. Akinyele Moniya 8

xiii. Ona Ara Akanran 8

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xiv. Egbeda Egbeda 6

Oyo Zone xv. Afijio Jobele 8

xvi. Atiba Offa Meta 7

xvii. Oyo East Ojongbodu 7

xviii. OyoWest Oyo 8

xix. Iseyin Iseyin 7

Ogbomoso Zone

xx. Ogbomoso North Kinirah 6

xxi. Ogbomoso South Arowomole 6

xxii. Ogo Oluwa Ajaawa 8

xxiii. Orire Ikoyi- Ile 8

xxiv. Surulere Iresadu 8

Saki Zone xxv. Atisbo Tede 8

xxvi. Irepo Kishi 7

xxvii. Itesiwaju Ottu 8

xxvii. Olorunsogo Igbeti 8

xxix. Iwajowa Iwere- Ile 8

xxx. Kajola Okeho 8

xxxi. Oorelope Igboho 8

xxxii. saki East Ago – Amodu 8

xxxiii. Saki West Saki 8

208

*Metropolitan LG., no Extension Agent in post

** Cell:- Coverage area of an Extension Agent.

ENGINEERING SERVICES (farm Settlement)

Infrastructural facilities are provided and maintained in the following Farm Settlements:

Name of Farm Settlement

Local Govt. of Location

Main Crops/ Livestock

Hectarage Distance from Hqts (Secretariat)

i. Akufo Ido Arable 820.33 26km

ii. Eruwa Ibarapa Tree Crops 3,067.00 77km

iii. Ijaiye Akinyele Tree Crops 5,728.00 50km

iv. Ilora Afijo Arable Crops/ livestock

3,203.00 65km

v. Ipapo Itesiwaju Arable Crops

2,460.00 107km

vi. Iresaadu

Surulere Arable Crops

662.40 163km

vii. Lalupon Lagelu Poultry pigs

12.4 25km

viii. Ogbomoso

Ogbomoso Arable Crops

2,428.00 106km

FORESTRY ACTIVITIES

Agodi Gardens – Historic perspective, Recreational Facilities

Agodi garden began as part of Ogunpa Dam Plantation which was established in 1936. The initial objective of the 80-hectare forest reserve was to control the flow of the ogunpa

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stream into a land basin which was later made into a dam to supply pipe-born water to Government residential quarters.

The species diversity of the reserve was expanded by Forestry Department of the State Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources with the planning of several tree species such as Cassia, Arere, Oganwo, Pine, Afara, Sida, Eucalyptus, Anthocephalus, Teak etc. The trees were planted in arboreta, holding a lot of educational and aesthetic appeal.

The activities of successive Governments in citing other projects like Premier Hotel, Cultural Centre and Oba Akinbiyi High Schools I and II reduced the size of the reserve to 42 hectares. This remaining part of the original reserve was christened Agodi Gardens in 1967, commissioned for public use as a recreation centre and a Zoological Section phased out. Left there now are the green park and amenity nurseries. Reserves and Plantations Establishment of private wood lot is not enticing to the public due to the long gestation period of the trees. Thus, Government is still the owner of most plantations in the State.

The forest reserves are mainly for timber production. Some fuel wood and pole plantations are established mainly for fuel wood supply through thinning while those that could survive the thinning activities are then processed as poles. The fuel wood in those days were mainly supplied to the Nigerian Tobacco Company (NTC) while the poles were supplied to the then Posts and Telegraphs (P&T) now NIPOST and NITEL.

Forest Reserves, Fuel Wood and Pole Plantations:

Forest Reserves S/N Name L/G High

Forest Savannah

Year of Establishment

Fuel wood and pole plantation

Land Area

Year Establishment

i. Ijaiye Akinyele

13,856 14,634 1961 Ibadan 2,590 1912

ii. Osho Akinyele

3,704 - 1932 Eleyele 525.77 1965

iii. Gambari

Ibadan 11,432 -- 1916 Oke-Aremo

59.57 1935

iv. Lanlate/ Olokemeji

Ibarapa East

-- 7,511 1934 Ogunpa 19.545 1954

V Olokemeji

Ibarapa East

-- 1,170 -- Eruwa 101.01 1952

vi. Igangan

Ibarapa North

-- 39,627 1935 Odo-Ogun

51.08 1958

vii Olaseinde

Iseyin -- 686 1951 Old & New Plant

77.27 1957

viii Ola Hills

Ogbomoso south

-- 2,300 1950 Shaki Plantation

56.98 1958

ix Opara Iwajowa -- 248,640

1940 Ogbomoso

88.06 1957

Ago-Are (1)

777.00 1946

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Ago-Are (2)

1,036 1946

VETERINARY ACTIVITIES

The Veterinary Division handles all policy matters relating to animal

and public health. It prevents the transmission of animal diseases to man by ensuring that wholesome meat is offered to the public through its Meat Inspection services at various abattoirs, slaughter slabs in all Local Government Areas in the State and promotes the development of livestock industry in the state through the hospitals.

The hospital complex located at Mokola has a standard

diagnostic center and gives the clinics and sub-clinics adequate support. The hospital also handles the sales of vaccines at subsidized prices. There are controls posts located along state boundaries where animal movements are controlled. Other facilities in the animal movement include Grazing Reserves and Stock Routes created to reduce farmer/pastoralists clashes.

Government established the Hides and Skins, Leather and Shoe Project to protect and further develop leather and footwear industries in the State. Various types of footwears including orthopedic types are produced by the project.

Veterinary Hospitals and Clinics in the State: Serial No.

Station Local Government

Year Established

Aim

i. Vet. Hospital complex, Mokola.

Ibadan North

1954 (a) Prevention, treatment and eradication of diseases in domestic

animals through vaccination, treatments and management programmes

ii. Vet. Hospital, Oyo.

Oyo East 1950

iii. Vet. Hospital Saki

Saki West 1945

iv. Vet. Hospital, Ogbomoso

Ogbomoso North

1960 (b) Information dissemination center for Livestock Farmers.

v. Vet. Hospital, Iseyin

Iseyin 1992 Farmers

vi. Vet. Hospital, Okeho

Kajola 1968

vii. Vet. Hospital, Kishi

Irepo 1973

viii. Vet. Hospital, Eruwa

Ibarapa East 1968

ix. Vet. Hospital, Igboora

Ibarapa Central

1960/1962

x. Vet. Hospital Igbeti

Olorunsogo 1968

xi. Vet. Hospital, Otu.

Itesiwaju 1983

xii. Vet. Clinic Igboho.

Oorelope 1983


TREE CROPS DEVELOPMENT:

The development and improvement of tree crops like oil palm,

cocoa, cashew, kola and horticultural crops are encouraged through the establishment and maintenance of nurseries of high yielding, disease resistant, early maturing seedlings for distribution to farmers at highly subsidized prices. Nurseries of Tree Crops and Horticultural Seedlings: The State Government has invested in the establishment of tree crop nurseries located in:

Serial No.

Site Location

Local Govt Area

Type of Seedlings

Capacity Seedlings

Remarks

i. Ogbere Ona-Ara Oil-palm, Cocoa Cashew, Horticultural seedlings.

100,000

ii. Akufo Iddo Oil-palm, Cocoa

30,000

iii. Oyo Extension Work Station Along Awe Road

Oyo Oil-palm, Cocoa, Oil-palm, Cocoa, Cashew and Horticulatural Seedlings

40,000

iv. Ogbomoso Ogbomoso South

Oil-palm and cashew

20,000

v. Moor-Plan-Iddo

Iddo Oil-palm, cocoa

8,000

vi. Olorunda Ona-Ara Oil-palm, horticultural

10,000

seedlings

vii. Ijaiye Akinyele Oil-palm,Cocoa, Cashew

40,000

viii. Alakuko (Tede)

Atisbo Cashew 10,000

ix. Ilero Kajola Cashew 10,000

x. Idiya Akinyele Cocoa 20,000 Proposed

xi. Esuobi Lagelu Oil-palm, Cocoa

10,000 Proposed

List of Government Tree Crop Plantations in Oyo State:

S/No. LGA Location

Type Of Tree Crop

Location Area (Ha)

Year Established

Remarks

i. Akinyele Oil-Palm Tola, (Ijaiye) 25 1995 Estab. by CDU.

ii. Akinyele Oil-Palm Ijaiye Fram Settlement

10 2000 Estab. by CDU.

iii. Akinyele Oil-palm Olosun (Ijaiye)


iv. Akinyele Oil-Palm Atan (Ijaiye) 10 2000 Estab. by CDU.

v. Oyo West Cashew Fashola 15 2000 Estab. by CDU.

vi. Afijio Cashew RCDC Awe 15 2000 Estab. by CDU.

vii. Iseyin Cashew OSISES farm 10 2000 Estab. by CDU.

viii. Akinyele Cocoa Ajeerun Ijaiye


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Location of the State Reticulated Dams: S/No. Station Year Construction

Dam Communities

i. Ago-Are 1984 Ago-Are

ii. Oje Owode 1985 Oje Owode

iii. Irawo 1989 Irawo

iv. Igbeti 1986 Igbeti

v. Ilero 1984 Ilero

vi. Ilua 1987 Ilua

vii. Iganna 1985 Iganna

viii. Ayete 50% reticulate

1991 Ayete/Tapa

ix. Pade 80% reticulated

1983 Pade & Villages around

x. Okeho 1987 Okeho, Ayetoro Okeete

xi. Kishi 1985 Kishi

xii. Igboho 1988 Igboho

xiii. Sepeteri 1984 Sepeteri

LIST OF MORIBUND COMPANIES/INDUSTRIES

1. Cashew-Nut Processing Industries – Askar Paints Road,

Oluyole, Ibadan.

2. Conpole Nigeria Limited – Otun Agbaakin Village via Moniya,

Ibadan.

3. Oyo State Paper Mill – Oluyole Industrial Estate Ring Road,

Ibadan.

4. Trans-wonderland Plc – Old Airport, Bodija Ibadan.

5. Trans Nigeria Assurance – Premium House Jericho, Ibadan.

6. Trans Motel – Jericho Ibadan.

7. Nigerian Marble Mining Company Limited – km 3, Igbeti-

Igboho Road Igbeti

8. Fruit Juice Factory, Oko

9. Integrated Waste Recycling Project, Orita-Aperin.

10. Pace-Setter Transport Service.

11. Ilaju Garri Processing Factory

12. Xingda Plastic

13. Mahindra Tractor Assembly Plant Eleyele, Ibadan.

14. Rosebud Nigeria Limited –.15 Obafemi Awolowo way,

Ibadan.

15. Scanink Nigeria Limited -- Plot 8 New Oluyole Industrial

Estate, Ibadan.

16. Isoglass Industrial Limited – Plot 17 Oluyole Industrial Estate,

Ibadan.

17. Century Edible Oils Limited – plot 4 – 6 Oluyole Estate,

Ibadan.

18. Tarra Industry Limited – NW7/407 Ekotedo, Ibadan.

19. Nigerian Gas Cylinder Limited – km. 22 Iwo road Ejioku,

Ibadan.

20. Stone Group Limited – Plot 11 Metropolitan Lagos/Ibadan

Road, Ibadan.

21. Onibonoje Press and Bookshop Limited – Felele Layout

Challenge, Ibadan.

22. Niger Hygiene Limited – Plot 1, Oluyole Industrial Estate,

Ibadan.

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23. Arinola Dawodu & Sons Limited – No. 4 Fadeyi Street

Agbowo U.I. Ibadan.

24. Odu’a Printing Press Co. Limited – Eleyele Road, Ibadan.

25. Quick born Nigeria Limited – Km 1 Monatan Iwo Road,

Ibadan.

26. Best Oil Limited – Km. 8/9 Lagos Road, Ibadan.

27. Goldseal Ventures Limited – No. 10 Adedeji Balogun Street,

Felele Ibadan.

28. NIPOL Limited – Abeokuta Road, Ibadan.

29. Diamond Foods Limited – Ije/Lagos Road, Ibadan.

30. Olly Chemist Limited – NW7/5117 Benjamin Layout Eleyele,

Ibadan.

31. Ensign Batteries Limited – Awolowo Avenue Bodija, Ibadan.

32. Femo (W.A.) Limited – C/o Crown Trust Building Dugbe,

Ibadan.

33. T.S.G Nigeria limited – km. 9 Iwo Road, Ibadan.

34. Arupa Industrial Limited – Oke-itunu, Okoro Street, Ibadan.

35. Unilever Rubber Co. Limited – Idiroko, Old Lagos road,

Challenge, Ibadan.

36. First Principles Limited – km ½ New Ife Road, Ibadan.

37. Premier Agro Oils Limited – Oluiban Industrial Estate, Ibadan.

38. Aroaic Batteries Limited – Kufo Village, Sango area Ibadan.

39. Idowu Ventures Limited – Industrial Estate, Ogbomosho.

40. Blue Straps Limited – Owode Industrial Estate km. 10

Abeokuta Road, Ibadan.

41. Albena Technical Limited – Plot 8 Magazine Road, Ibadan.

42. Assiaplast Limited – Km, 12 Old Lagos Road, Ibadan.

43. Industrial Printing and Packaging Limited – Plot 123, Alaafin

Avenue, Oluyole Industrial Estate, Ibadan.

44. TAT Engineering Workshop Limited – Plot 6/7 Laniyan Layout

Idi–ishin, Ibadan.

45. Chemical & Allied Production Limited – Oluyole Industrial

Estate, Ibadan.

46. Boauri International Limited – SW9/838 Old Lagos Road,

Challenge, Ibadan.

47. Framan Enterprises – Plot 34 SOPDC Estate Bashorun,

Ibadan.

48. Alfo Industries Limited – 24 Thomas Street Agbowo U.I.

Ibadan.

49. Middle Point Inustrial Limited – Plot 32, Metropolitan

Industrial Estate, Ibadan.

50. Car-Go Motorcycles Limited – Oluibadan Estate New Ife

Road, Ibadan.

51. J.A. Ladeji & Sons Limited – Apake Industrial Area,

Ogbomosho.

52. M/S Union Production Limited – Oluyole Industrial Estate,

Ibadan.

53. Teco Stork Nigeria Limited – 24 Obafemi Awolowo way,

Ibadan,

54. Vikeap Printing and Packaging Limited – New Iwo Road,

Wofun, Ibadan.

55. International Cards Limited – Plot 2 $ 3 Oluyole Industrial

Estate, Ibadan.

56. Standard Packaging Nigeria Limited – Old Ijebu–Ode/Lagos

Road Alomaja, Ibadan.

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57. Cedar Plastics Nigeria Limited – 83 Km. Old lagos Road,

Ibadan.

58. Espesco Nigeria Limited – P.A. House Ring Road, Ibadan.

59. Brimac Industries Limited – Boy’s Approved School, Off

Ibadan Road, Iwo.

60. Timo Oye and Co. Limited – Beside Omowunmi Hotel,

Ogbomosho.

61. Abi Print and Packaging Limited – SW/537 Lagos bye-pass

Molete, Ibadan.

62. Retrofit Engineering Services Limited – 23 College Crescent

Ibadan.

63. Exton Industrial Limited – Magazine Road Jericho, Ibadan.

64. Olasimbo & Co. Nigeria Limited – 44, Siyanbola Street, Ring

Road, Ibadan.

65. Lister Flour Mills Limited – Old Lagos road, Podo Village

Ibadan.

HOTELS, GUEST HOUSES, RESTAURANTS AND EVENT CENTERS BY ZONE

IBADAN ZONE

S/N NAME OF HOTELS LOCATION

1 The Town House Hotel Iyaganku GRA,

2 Asabari Hotel Off-Anfaani Road,

3 City Links Hotel Scout Camp

4 Premier Hotel Mokola Hill

5 U.I. Hotel University of Ibadan

6 Lattad Hotel Idi-Ishin

7 Green Spring Hotel Old Ife Road

8 Kakanfo Inn Joyce-B Road

9 Labod Hotel Elewura, Sango

10 Taolad Hotel Iwo-road/Ojoo Expressway

11 Lafia Hotel Apata

12 Ten Motel Bodija

13 Bino Hotel Oremeji

14 La Richie Hotel Bodija

15 Wallan Hotel Ring Road

16 K.S. Motel Total Garden

17 D’Castle Inn Total Garden

GUEST HOUSES

1 Bamisola Guest house Jericho

2 T.Exclusive Basorun

3 Top One Garden Podo, Orita

4 Vantage Guest house Basorun

5 UPDC Iyaganku

6 Onireke Guest house Onireke

7 Supreme Guest house America Quarters, agodi

8 Option 24/7 Officers Mess GRA, Ikolaba

9 Silyvia Palace Iyaganku GRA

10 Angel Lodge Jericho

11 B. Ways Off Ring Road, Adeoyo

12 Alma Guest house Bodija

13 C/A Guest house 72,Obembe

14 Angle Lodge Idi-Ishin

15 Comfort Guest Inn Orita Challenge

16 P.O.A Guest house Iwo Road/Ojoo Express way

17 Horizon Suites Oluyole

18 Borem Inn Joyce-B road

19 Ogun/Osun Guest house Oni & Son, Ring Road

20 NUJ Guest house Iyaganku

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RESTAURANTS

1 Mama Ope Mokola

2 Klassic Iwo Road

3 Pancho Vino Town Planning, RING road

4 Koko Dome Cocoa House, Dugbe

5 Kitchenette Yemetu Oja

EVENT CENTERS

1 Pentorise Awolowo Avenue

2 Jogor Center Liberty Road

3 Time Out Entertainment Oluyole Estate

4 Lemervile Ring Road

5 Ibadan Civic Centre Agodi

6 International Conference Centre

University of Ibadan

7 Cultural Central Mokola

OYO ZONE

S/N NAME LOCATION

1 Labamba Hotel Ibadan/Oyo road

2 Dacamca Hotel Behind Premier Tobacco

3 Alliance West African Hotel Alliance Road

4 Plaza De Haruna Hotel Elekeera

5 Ookure Guest Inn Aawe

6 Retokins Hotel Aawe

7 Femkins Hotel Aawe

8 Babu Benz Guest House Aawe

9 Motel De Klob Aawe

10 Adesakin International Hotel Aawe

11 Unique Hotel Kosobo

12 Presige Guest INN Bara

13 Royal Hotel Bara

14 Shiata Guest House Iseyin/Oyo road

15 Target Point Relaxation Idi-Iba, Ilora

16 Hapide Guest House Eleekara Area

17 Hollaywood Guest House Kosobo

18 Anike Guest House Oke Gese,Ilora

19 Pythagoras Hotel Ilora Road

OGBOMOSO ZONE

S/N NAME LOCATION

1 Evergreen Hotel Agboye

2 Royal Crown Hotel Ilorin road

3 Star Parade Hotel Sabo

4 Rechades Motel Isale General

5 Olugbon Hotel Ikoyi road

6 Hotel Terminus Opp. Soun Palace

7 Siktiam Hotel Okirun road

ISEYIN ZONE

S/N NAME LOCATION

1 Classic Hotel Peller road

2 Hollyland Hotel Opp. Our Lady’s Hospital

3 Silver Palace Motel Okeho road

4 Corner Motel Ado-Awaye/Ibadan road

5 Trans Motel Iseyin

6 Royal Palace Hotel Okeho road

SAKI ZONE

S/N NAME LOCATION

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1 Freedom Hotel Koleoso Way, Ajegunle

2 Tumbo Hotel Ajegunle

3 Brishood Hotel Komi road

4 Tunwoyin Motel Army Barrack road

5 Surulere Hotel Komi Area

6 Star International Hotel Aibinu street, Oke-oro

7 Kazino Hotel Ijesha road

8 Decent Hotel Ijeha road

9 Adsuake Central Hotel Igbeti

10 Omoesho Hotel Igbeti

11 Standard Hotel Omowumi area, Kisi

12 Base Two Hotel Abunja, kisi

13 Sharp Corner Guest House Okeho

14 Glory Guest House Corner Area Iseyin

15 Shaddin Love Hotel Bana ode road , Ilero

16 Ibukun Olu Guest House Igboho road, Igbeti

17 Omoade Guest House Ilero

18 Doyin Hotel Igbope road, Igboho

19 More Hotel Igboho

20 Ayegbami Hotel Igboho

BANKS AND THEIR LOCATION IN OYO STATE

Crest Microfinance Bank

Address: 43, Obafemi Awolowo Way, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Richgate Homes

Address: A1, Akinyemi Way, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Ardenil

Address: 1, Azeez Aina Layout, Ibadan, Oyo, Nigeria

Diamond Bank

1. Address: Ring Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 2. Address: 11, Lebanon Street, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 3. Address: 53, Iwo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 4. Address: Ui, Secretariat Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Standard Chartered Bank

Address: 102, Moshood Abiola Way, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria Bank Of Agriculture

Address: 5/976, Total Garden Sect Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

GTI Capital

Address: Ijebu Bypass, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Polaris Bank

1. Address: 17, Lebanon Street, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 2. Address: Ring Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 3. Address: Oba Adebimpe Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 4. Address: Ijebu Ode Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 5. Address: Iwo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 6. Address: St. Andrew's College Cash Centre, Ibadan, Oyo State,

Nigeria 7. Address: Agbowo, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 8. Address: Iwo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

First Bank

1. Address: Sw9/960, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 2. Address: 23, Bodija Mkt., Iso Pako Rd, Ibadan, Oyo State,

Nigeria 3. Address: Oyo State Secretariat, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 4. Address: Amunigun Street, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 5. Address: Bank Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

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6. Address: (formerly Gbagi Market Branch), Shop D 30, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

7. Address: C/o Ibadan (main) Branch, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 8. Address: 48 Molete/challenge Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 9. Address: 3 Queen Elizabeth Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 10. Address: 203 Obafemi Awolowo Way, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 11. Address: 7, Town Planning Way, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 12. Address: Old Lagos Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 13. Address: Ibadan U.i, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 14. Address: 59, Iwo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 15. Address: Sawia, Olorunsogo Akanran Road, Off Lagos-iwo Road,

Expressway, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

United Bank For Africa

1. Address: 104, Sebiotimo House, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 2. Address: 1 Abimbola Estate Abeokuta Road, Ibadan, Oyo State,

Nigeria 3. Address: 42a, U/i Secretariat Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 4. Address: 42, Lagos Bye Pass, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 5. Address: Plot 2, Adekunle Fajuyi Way, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 6. Address: 14, Obafemi Awolowo Way, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 7. Address: 81/83, Iwo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 8. Address: 1, Iwo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 9. Address: Sw8/1137, Obafemi Awolowo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State,

Nigeria

10. Address: New Gbagi Market Complex, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

11. Address: Regional Office, Lebanon Street, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

12. Address: 5, Obafemi Awolowo Way, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 13. Address: College Of Medicine, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 14. Address: Iwo-road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria Zenith Bank

1. Address: 92, Amunigun Street, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 2. Address: 108, Lagos By-pass Challenge, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

3. Address: 1a, Obafemi Awolowo Way, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 4. Address: 9, Iwo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

5. Address: No 45, Osuntokun Avenue, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

6. Address: No 7, 7-up Road Oluyole Industrial Estate, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Keystone Bank

1. Address: Plot E1/e2 Abeokuta Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

2. Address: 9, Gbenro Ogunbiyi Close, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 3. Address: Plot 11 & 12 Abayomi Layout, Ibadan, Oyo State,

Nigeria 4. Address: 20 Oyo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 5. Address: 1-2 Alli Iwo, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Sterling Bank

1. Address: 529, Old Abeokuta Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 2. Address: 97, Lagos Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 3. Address: 36, New Court Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 4. Address: Oyo State Govt. Secretariat Complex, Ibadan, Oyo

State, Nigeria 5. Address: 49a, Iwo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 6. Address: 1, Magazine Road, Ibadan, Oyo, Nigeria 7. Address: 25, New Court Road, Ibadan, Oyo, Nigeria 8. Address: 2, Ososami Road, Ibadan, Oyo, Nigeria

First Inland Bank

1. Address: 10 Moshood Abiola Way, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 2. Address: 57 Agbeni Market Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 3. Address: 30 Oyo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 4. Address: 5 Obafemi Awolowo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 5. Address: Lebanon Street, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

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Enterprise Bank

1. Address: Plot 6 University Crescent Bodija, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

2. Address: Challenge Round About, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 3. Address: 50 Adekunle Fjuyi Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 4. Address: 4 Iwo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 5. Address: 59 Adekunle Fajuyi Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 6. Address: 34 New Court Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 7. Address: 42 Oba Adebimpe Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 8. Address: University College Hospital, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 9. Address: 93, Abayomi Bus Stop, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 10. Address: Ring Road Beside Tantilizer, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 11. Address: Opposite N.n.p.c. Depot, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 12. Address: Bola Ige International Market, Ibadan, Oyo State,

Nigeria

Unity Bank

1. Address: 9, Lebanon Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 2. Address: Jimoh Odutola Street Old Gbagi, Ibadan, Oyo State,

Nigeria

Heritage Bank

Address: 7, Dugbe Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

GTBank

1. Address: 11b, Jimoh Odutola Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 2. Address: Plot 14 Jfk Osibodu Layout, Ijebu Road, Ibadan, Oyo

State, Nigeria 3. Address: Sw 9/21a, Ibadan-Abeokuta Road, Apata, Ibadan, Oyo

State, Nigeria 4. Address: Commercial Plot 6a, UI - Secretariat Road, Ibadan, Oyo

State, Nigeria

5. Address: 27, Oyo Rd, Ajibade B/stop, Mokola,, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

6. Address: 106 Ring Road, Challenge, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Central Bank of Nigeria

Address: Oba Adebimpe Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Mainstreet Bank

1. Address: Ring Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 2. Address: E9/857b, Iwo Road, P.m.b. 46, Agodi, Ibadan, Oyo

State, Nigeria 3. Address: University Of Ibadan, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 4. Address: 3, Fajuyi Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 5. Address: Bola Ige International Market (new Gbagi, New Ife

Road Ibadan), Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Access Bank

1. Address: Plot 32, Bodija/university Of Ibadan Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

2. Address: Plot 1, Old Dugbe Market Scheme, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

3. Address: 37, Iwo Road, Ibadan, Oyo, Nigeria

Fidelity Bank

1. Address: 11 Jimoh Odutola Street, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 2. Address: 14 Obafemi Awolowo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 3. Address: Challege Roundabout Adjacent Texaco Fillings Stations

Ring Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 4. Address: 34,iwo Road By Idiape Junction, Ibadan, Oyo State,

Nigeria Wema Bank

1. Address: New Ife Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 2. Address: Agodi Gate Ife Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

65 66

http://www.ngex.com/bd/b/Access-Bank_323-Ibadan-Oyo-Nigeria

http://www.ngex.com/bd/b/Unity-Bank_210-Ibadan-Oyo-Nigeria

http://www.ngex.com/bd/b/Heritage-Bank_6-Ibadan-Oyo-Nigeria

http://www.ngex.com/bd/b/GTBank_54-Ibadan-Oyo-Nigeria

http://www.ngex.com/bd/b/Central-Bank-of-Nigeria_18-Ibadan-Oyo-Nigeria

http://www.ngex.com/bd/b/Mainstreet-Bank_121-Ibadan-Oyo-Nigeria

http://www.ngex.com/bd/b/Access-Bank_6-Ibadan-Oyo-Nigeria

http://www.ngex.com/bd/b/Fidelity-Bank_145-Ibadan-Oyo-Nigeria

http://www.ngex.com/bd/b/Wema-Bank_5-Ibadan-Oyo-Nigeria


3. Address: Secretariat Roundabout, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 4. Address: Abeokuta Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 5. Address: Oba Akinbiyi Shopping Centre, Ibadan, Oyo State,

Nigeria 6. Address: New Gbagi Market, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 7. Address: Mokola Roundabout, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 8. Address: New Ife Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 9. Address: Near South Campus, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 10. Address: Polytechnic Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 11. Address: Plot 5, Old Dugbe Layout, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 12. Address: Abeokuta Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

First City Monument Bank

1. Address: Along University Of Ibadan Secretariat Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

2. Address: Dugbe, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 3. Address: Ojoo/ibadan Express Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 4. Address: University College, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Stanbic IBTC Bank

1. Address: 15, Jimoh Odutola Street Ogunpa, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

2. Address: Uch-secretariat Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 3. Address: 1b, Moshood Abiola Way, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 4. Address: Mile 6, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 5. Address: Shop 37-39 Nigerian Army Post Service Housing

Scheme Phase 2 Eleyele Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 6. Address: 127 Orita Challenge, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 7. Address: No 18b, Oyo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria

Address: 1, Adekunle Fajuyi Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Ecobank

1. Address: Beside Inaolaji Shopping Complex, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

2. Address: Beside Inaolaji Shopping Complex, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

3. Address: 2, Odeku Close, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 4. Address: 122, Abayomi Bus Stop, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 5. Address: 43, Lebanon Branch, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 6. Address: 24, New Court Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria 7. Address: Sw8/95a, Obafemi Awolowo Way, Ibadan, Oyo State,

Nigeria. LIST OF BANK IN AFIJIO LOCAL GOVERNMENT

S/N Name Address

1 First Bank Plc, Awe Along Ife Odan Road, Awe Oyo State

2. Awe Micro Finance Bank Along Iwo Road, Awe, Oyo State.

3. Polaris Bank Plc Federal College of Education (SP), Oyo

4. Enterprises Bank Plc Behind Federal College of Education (SP), Oyo.

5. Karnel Mirco Finance Bank Plc

Around Idi-Igba, Area, Oyo

6. Kope Kope Micro Finance Bank

Along Old Ibadan, Express Road, Fiditi, Oyo State.

LIST OF BANK IN OYO EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT

S/N Name Address

1. Zenith Bank Plc, Oyo Around Akunlemu Area, Oyo

2 Stanbic Bank Plc, Oyo Along Ogbomoso Rd.

67 68

http://www.ngex.com/bd/b/First-City-Monument-Bank_77-Ibadan-Oyo-Nigeria

http://www.ngex.com/bd/b/Stanbic-IBTC-Bank_19-Ibadan-Oyo-Nigeria

http://www.ngex.com/bd/b/Federal-Mortgage-Bank-of-Nigeria_29-Ibadan-Oyo-Nigeria

http://www.ngex.com/bd/b/Ecobank_169-Ibadan-Oyo-Nigeria


Kosobo, Oyo

3. United Bank of African (UBA) Along Ogbomoso Road, Odo Aro, Oyo

4. Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) Owode Area, Oyo

5. Bank of Agric (B.O.A) Opp. Stadium, Durban Area, Oyo

6. Advance Mirco Finance Bank Owode Area, Oyo.

LIST OF BANK IN OYO WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT

S/N Name Address

1. First Bank Oyo 2 Owode Area, Oyo

2 Access Bank Plc Owode Area, Oyo

3. Union Bank Plc Odo Eran Owode, Oyo

4. Akesan Micro Finance Bank Beside Tobacco Area, Owode, Oyo.

LIST OF BANK IN ATIBA LOCAL GOVERNMENT

S/N Name Address

1. ECO Bank Plc Along Ogbomoso Road, Ajegunle, Oyo

2. First Bank Plc, Oyo 1 Asogo Area, Oyo

3. Isale Oyo Micro Finance Bank Sabo Area, Oyo

LIST OF BANK IN ISEYIN LOCAL GOVERNMENT

S/N Name Address

1. Union Bank Plc Beside IDGS Grammar School Barack Area, Iseyin

2 ECO Bank Plc Along Isalu Road Iseyin,

Oyo State.

3. United Bank of African Plc (UBA)

Beside Iseyin Local Govt. Secretariat, Iseyin

4. First Bank Plc Opposite Owonikoko Garage, iseyin, Oyo State.

5. Ebedi Mirco Finace Bank Opposite Aseyin Palace Iseyin, Oyo State.

LIST OF BANK IN ISEYIN

S/N Name Address

1. Union Bank Barack Area, Iseyin

2. First Bank Nig. Plc Custom Area, Iseyin

3. ECO Bank Plc Oja Eba, Area, Iseyin

4. U.B.A. Bank Oluwole Area, Iseyin

LIST OF BANK IN KAJOLA

S/N Name Address

1. First Bank Nig. Plc Town Hall, Area, Okeho

LIST OF BANK IN ITESIWAJU

S/N Name Address

1. Ipapo Micro Fiance Bank Market Square

IBARAPA ZONE

S/N NAME LOCATION

1. Polaris Bank Plc, Eruwa Opposite Obaseeki High School, Eruwa

2. Union Bank Plc, Lanlate Opposite Catholic Church,

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Lanlate.

3. New Era Microfinance Bank, Lanlate

Bolorunpelu Market Oke Otun, Lanlate.

4. Excel Microfinance Bank, Eruwa

General Hospital Road Sango, Eruwa

5. Wema Bank Plc, Igboora Opposite Methodist Church, Igboora

6. Polaris Bank Plc, Igboora Sagan-un Igboora

7. Bank of Agriculture Igboora Igboole, Igboora.

8. Agric Bank, Igboora Gbotikale, Igboora

9. Seed Vest Microfinance Bank, Igboora.

Igboole, Igboora

10. Igangan Microfinance Bank, Igangan

Igangan Behind Police station, Ibadan.

11. Ayete Microfinance Bank, Ayete

Beside Police Station, Ayete.

12. Seap Mircofinance Bank Plc, Igboora.

Opposite Old Garage, Igboora.

OGBOMOSO ZONE

S/N NAME LOCATION

1. First Bank Takie Area, Ogbomoso

2. U.B.A Bank Takie Area, Ogbomoso

3 Polaris Bank Apake Area, Ogbomoso

4. WEMA Bank Apake Area, Ogbomoso

5. Access Bank Apake Area, Ogbomoso

6. Oceanic Bank Apake Area, Ogbomoso

7. Zenith Bank Starlight, Sabo Area, Ogbomoso

8. Heritage Bank Takie Area, Ogbosomo

9. Diamond Bank Takie Area, Ogbomoso

10. Stanbic IBTC Bank Starlight/Sabo Area,

Ogbomoso

11. GTBank Opposite Baptist Seminar, Ogbomoso

12. Union Bank Opposite Baptist Seminary, Ogbosomo

13. First Bank Oko, Surulere Local Government

14. First Bank LAUTECH, Ogbomoso

15. UBA LAUTECH, Ogbomoso

16. POLARIS Bank LAUTECH, Ogbomoso

17. Zenith Bank LAUTECH, Ogbomoso

18. GT Bank LAUTECH, Ogbomoso

19. Olowolagba Micro Finance Bank

Starlight, Sabo Area, Ogbomoso

20. Caretaker Micro Finance Bank

Caretaker Area, Ogbomoso

21. Ologbon Micro Finance Bank Ologbon Area, Ogbomoso

22. Lapo Micro Finance Bank Caretaker Area, Ogbomoso

23. Randa Alpha Micro Finance Bank

Randa Area, Ogbomoso

24. Ajewole Micro Finance Bank Sabo Area, Ogbomoso

25. Ikoyi-Ile Micro Finance Bank Ikoyi-Ile, Oriire Local Govt.

26. Caretaker Micro Finance Bank (Cash office)

Odo-Oba, Ogo-Oluwa Local Govt.

27. Caretaker Micro Finance Bank (Cash office)

Iresaadu, Surelere Local Govt.

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MINERAL RESOURCE IN THE STATE

S/N Local Govt. Area Mineral Resources

1 Afijio Granite, Sand and Gravel

2 Akinyele Gemstone, Granite, Sand & Gravel, Clay

3 Atiba Granite, Gemstone, Sand, Gravel, Feldspar

4 Atisbo Amethyst, Tantalite, Talc, Sapphire, Tourmaline, Gold, Amphibolites, Feldspar, Quartz, Bismuth, Agate, Morganite, Garnet

5. Egbeda Silimanite, Tourmaline, Kaolin, clay

6. Ibadan N. East Busy inhabited city, no prospecting or exploration work to discover mineral resources.

7. Ibadan North

8. Ibadan N.W

9 Ibadan S. East

10 Ibadan S. West

11 Ibarapa Central Aquamarine, Tourmaline, Sapphire, Tantalite, Ironstone

12 IbarapaEast Aquamarine, Tourmaline, Sapphire, Tantalite

13. Ibarapa North Tantalite, Aquamarine, Tourmaline, Sapphire

14. Iddo Clay, Feldspar, Kaolin

15. Irepo Marble, Tantalite

16 Iseyin Gemstone, Granite, Talc, Sand, Gravel, Tantalite, Kaolin

17 Itesiwaju Tantalite, Sapphire, Gemstone, Talc, Aquamarine, Gold, Tantalite, Amphibolites, Feldspar, Quartz, Bismuth, Agate, Cassiterite, Columbite, Morganite, Garnet

18. Iwajowa Gold, Tourmaline, Tantalite, Amphibolites, Feldspar, Quartz, Bismuth, Agate, Cassiterite, Sapphie, Morganite, Garnet

19. Kajola Syenite, Gemstone, Tantalite, Amphibolites, Talc

20. Lagelu Tantalite, Gemstone, Granite

21. Ogbomosho North Quartzites, Sand, Granite

22. Ogbomosho South Quartzites, Sand, Granite

23. Ogo Oluwa Iron Ore, Granite

24. Olorunsogo Marble, Gemstone, Granite,

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Tantalite, Amphibolites, Morganite

25. Oluyole Aquamarine, Garnet, Tourmaline, Silimanite, Granite, Kaolin, Sapphire

26. Ona-Ara Aquamarine, Garnet, Kaolin, Granite, Talc, Kaolin, Sapphire

27. Orelope Gemstone, Syenite, Gold, Morganite

28. Ori-Ire Marble, Granite, Gemstone

29. Oyo East Granite, Sand, Gravel, Quartzite, Talc

30. Oyo West Granite, Sand, Gravel, Quartzite, Tantalite, Talc

31. Saki East Aquamarine, Tourmaline, Syenite, Tantalite, Amphibolites, cassiterite, Columbite

SUMMARY OF MINERAL RESOURCES IN OYO STATE

1. Aquamarine 14. Ironstone 2. Agate 15. Kaolin 3. Amphibolites 16. Morganite 4. Amethyst 17. Marble 5. Bismuth 18. Quartzite 6. Cassiterite 19. Sapphire 7. Columbite 20. Syenite

8. Feldspar 21. Silimanite 9. Garnet 22. Tantalite 10. Gemstone 23.Tourmaline 11. Granite 24. Talc 12. Gravel 13. Gold

INFORMATION,YOUTH AND SPORT MEDIA HOUSE

Television Stations

1. Nigerian Television Authority (NTA),Agodi, Ibadan(ZONAL

STATION)

2. Broadcasting Corporation of Oyo State (BCOS),Orita-Basorun

3. Galaxy Television- Oke-are

4. MITV-Agodi

5. AIT Ibadan

Radio Stations 1. Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN)Oba Adebimpe

Road -

2. Splash 105.5 F.M - Felele Ibadan

3. Star. 91.5 Agodi Ibadan

4. Amuludun 99.1 FM-Moniya

5. Diamond Radio 101.1 - University of Ibadan

6. Space 90.1 F.M Liberty Road

7. Pensioner FM 106.7, Agbarigo, Ibadam

8. Fresh 105.9 FM, Challenge, Ibadan

9. Lead City FM, Toll-Gate, Ibadan 89.9

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10. Amutajero 92.5 FM, Kolapo Ishola Estate, Akobo Ibadan

11. Oluyole 98.5 FM, off Broadcasting Corporation of Oyo State

12. Ajilete 92.5 FM Gambari, Ogbomoso

13. Petals 102.3 FM, Bodija, Ibadan

14. Oke-Ogun FM 96.3, Alaga.

15. Radio Nigeria Amuludun FM 99.1, Moniya, Ibadan

16. Premier 93.5 FM, Dugbe, Ibadan

17. Lagelu 96.7 FM Felele, Ibadan

18. Jamz 100.1 FM, Felele Express, Ibadan.

19. Inspiration 100.5 FM, Idi-Ape, Ibadan.

20. Naija 102.7 FM Bodija, Ibadan

21. Life 106.3 FM

22. D beat 97.9 FM

23. Ray Power 95.1 FM, Cocoa House, Ibadan

24. 32 FM 94.9 Cocoa House, Ibadan

25. Thrill FM, Bodija Ibadan – 103.9 – Custom area, Ibadan.

26. Noble FM 107.1, Ologuneru, Ibadan.

27. Gravity FM, Igboho.

28. Parrot FM, Ogbomoso.

Newspapers

1. Nigeria Tribune, Imalefalafia, Oke-Padre

2. Punch Nigeria Limited, N6/79, Mokola

3. Guardian Newspaper, N6/76,Mokola

4. Vanguard Newspaper, Oke-padre

5. Champion Newspaper,Oke-Padre

6. This Day Newspaper

7. The Hope Newspaper

8. New Nigeria Newspaper

9. Standard Newspaper

10. Observer Newspaper

11. Nigeria Compass Newspaper

12. The News Magazine and PM News

13. PM Parrot Evening Newspaper and Parrot Xtra Magazine

14. The Pulse Magazine

15. Awareness Newspaper

16. Metropolitan Newspaper

17. Oke-Ogun Newspaper

18. Oodua Newspaper

19. National Pilot Newspaper

20. Alaroye Newspaper

21. Alore Ipinle Oyo State (Monthly Newspaper of Oyo State

Ministry of Information and Orientation)

22. Agodi Newsletter (weekly Newsletter of Oyo State, Minisrtry of

Information and Orientation

Media Ministry and Agency

1. Federal Ministry of information, Federal Secretariat, Ikolaba

2. Oyo State Ministry of Information

3. News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Iyaganku

4. British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

5. Alore Ipinle Oyo State (Monthly Newspaper of Oyo State

Ministry of Information and Orientation)

6. Agodi Newsletter (weekly Newsletter of Oyo State, Ministry of

Information and Orientation

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Sports and Stadium

Oyo State was the nucleus of sporting activities under the country’s regional arrangement. It produced men and women of national and international status. The first national stadium named Liberty Stadium now Obafemi Awolowo Stadium located in Ibadan, the State Capital, was commissioned in 1959. The arena had been used for international and national competitions. It was, however, taken over in 1977 by the Federal Government.

The Lekan Salami Sports Complex Adamasingba, Ibadan has since been constructed as a replacement by the State Government.

LIST OF STADIA

1. Obafemi Awolowo Stadium, Ibadan 2. Lekan Salami Sport Complex, Adamasingba, Ibadan 3. Olubadan Stadium, Ibadan 4. Durbar Stadium, Oyo 5. Soun Stadium, Ogbomoso 6. Eleruwa Stadium, Eruwa. 7. There is Executive Gymnasium, at Mokola Hill, Ibadan.

OYO STATE MOTOR VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION CODE NUMBERS

S/N LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE

1. Afijio Jobele JBL

2. Akinyele Moniya MNY

3. Atiba Offa-Metta FMT

4. Atisbo Tede TDE

5. Egbeda Egbeda EGB

6. Ibadan North Bodija BDJ

7. Ibadan North East Iwo-road AGG

8. Ibadan North-West Onireke NRK

9. Ibadan South-East Mapo MAP

10. Ibadan South-West Ring-road LUY

11. Ibarapa Central Igboora GBR

12. Ibarapa East Eruwa RUW

13. Ibarapa North Ayete AYT

14. Iddo Iddo DDA

15. Irepo Kisi KSH

16. Iseyin Iseyin SEY

17. Itesiwaju Ottu TUT

18. Iwajowa Iwere-Ile WEL

19. Kajola Okeho KEH

20. Lagelu Iyana-Offa YNF

21. Ogbomoso North Kinnira KNH

22. Ogbomoso South Arowomole AME

23. Ogo-Oluwa Ajaawa AJW

24. Oluyole Idi-Ayunre YRE

25. Ona-Ara Akanran AKN

26. Oorelope Igboho GBH

27. Oriire Ikoyi-Ile KKY

28. Olorunsogo Igbetti GBY

29. Oyo East Kosobo YYY

30. Oyo West Ojongbodu JND

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31. Saki East Ago-Amodu GMD

32. Saki West Saki SHK

33. Surulere Iresadu RSD

NAMES OF PAST GOVERNORS/ ADMINISTRATORs IN OYO

STATE

YEAR NAME

1951-1959 Late Sir John Rankine Last Colonial

Governor

1951-54/55-

60

Late Chief Obafemi

Awolowo

Head of

Govt./Premier

1959-62/63-

66

Late Chief Samuel Ladoke

Akintola

Premier

1960-1962 Late Sir Adesoji Aderemi Governor

1962-1963 Late Chief (Dr.) Moses

Adekoyejo Majekodunmi

Administrator

1963-1966 Late Chief Odoleye

Fadahunsi

Governor

1966 Late Col. Francis

Adekunle Fajuyi

Military Governor

1966-1970 Late Major-General

Adeyinka Adebayo (Rtd)

Military Governor

1970-1975 Brig. Oluwole Rotimi (Rtd) Military Governor

1975 Navy Capt. (late Rear-

Admiral) Akin Aduwo

(Rtd)

Military Governor

1976-1979 Brigadier David

Jemibewon

Millitary

Administrator

1979-Sept

’79

Col. Paul C. Tarfa Millitary

Administrator

1979-1982 Late Chief Bola Ige Executive Governor

1982-1983 Dr. Omololu Olunloyo Executive Governor

1984-1986 Major General Oladayo

Popoola (RTD)

Millitary

1986-1988 Major General Adetunji

Idowu Olurin (RTD)

Millitary

1990 Late Col. Sasaenia Adedeji

Oresanya

Millitary

1991 Late Major General Abdul

Karim Alabi Adisa

Millitary

1993 Late Chief Kolapo Olawuyi

Ishola

Civillian

1994 Navy Captain Adetoye

Oyetola Sode (RTD)

Millitary

1994 -1996 Late Col. Chinyere Ike

Nwosu

Military

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1996-1998 Col. Ahmed Usman Military

1998-1999 AIG Amen Edore Oyakhire Military

1999-2003 Late Alhaji Lamidi

Onaolapo Adesina

Civillian

2003-2007 Senator(Dr.) Rasheed

Adewolu Ladoja

Civillian

2007-2011 Otunba Christopher

Adebayo Alao Alaka

Civillian

2011-2019 Senator Abiola Isiaq

Ajimobi

Civilian

2019 till

date

Engr. Oluseyi Abiodun

Makinde

Civilian

LIST OF PAST HEAD OF SERVICE IN OLD AND NEW OYO STATE

S/N NAME STATUS PERIOD REMARKS

1 Chief S.O Adebo.cmg

HOS 1961-1966 Western Region

2 DR Peter .T. Odunosu

HOS 1966-1974 Western State

3 Chief Angustus Adebayo

HOS 1974-1975 Western State

4 Engr C.S.O Akande SSG/HOS 1975-1976 Western State

5 Chief TA Akinyele O D N

SSG /HOS 1976-1978 OLD OYO State

6 Chief M S Adigun .CON

SSG/HOS 1978-1980 OLD OYO State

7 Princess Tejumade Alakija .MFR

HOS 1980-1983 OLD OYO State

8 Chief M. A Adesinyan

HOS 1983-1984 OLD OYO State

9 Chief D A Abinusawa

SMG/HOS 1984-1985 OLD OYO State

10 Chief J.A Adedeji (mni)

SMG/HOS 186-1991 OLD OYO State

11 Prince S.G Adeleye 9mni)

SSG/HOS 1991-1992 NEW OYO State

12 Prince D.G Ladeji SSG/HOS 1994-1995 NEW OYO

State

13 Alh. S.O Oladapo SSG/HOS 1995-1997 NEW OYO

State

14 Chief Bisi Adesola (mni)

SSG/HOS 1997-1999 NEW OYO

State

15 Prince S.G Laoye HOS 1999-2005 NEW OYO

16 Mrs N.A Akinbode HOS 2005-2007 NEW OYO

17 Mrs O.A Obileye HOS 2007-2007 NEW OYO

18 Overseer E.O Okebukola

HOS 2007-2008 NEW OYO

19 Alhaja K.I Adeleke HOS 2009-2011 NEW OYO

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20 Alhaji T.O Aremu HOS 2011-2014 NEW OYO

21 Mr W.A Eniade HOS 2014 - 2018 NEW OYO

22 Mrs Ogunesan Hannah Omowumi

HOS 2018-March 2019

NEW OYO

23 Mrs. Amidat Lolade Agboola

HOS March 2019 Till Date

NEW OYO

JUSTICE

LIST OF RETIRED CHIEF JUDGES TENURE

Honourable Justice T.A. Ayorinde (C J) 1991-1993

Honourable Justice Lekan Lajide (CJ) 1993-1995

Honourable Justice N.O. Adekola (CJ) 1995-2000

Honourable Justice M.O Adio (CJ) 2000-2001

Honourable Justice O.I. Olasunkanmi (CJ) 2001-2004

Honourable Justice R.G Oyetunde (ACJ) 2004-2005

Honourable Justice A.Adeniran (ACJ) 2005-2007

Honourable Justice J. O Ige (ACJ) 2007-2008

Honourable Justice B. O Adeniji (CJ) 2008-2014

LIST OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS AND LOCAL COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT AREAS IN OYO STATE

S/N LGA/LCDA HEADQUARTERS

1 Afijio Jobele

2. Afijio West LCDA Ilora

3 Akinyele Moniya

4 Akinyele South LCDA Ikereku

5 Akinyele East LCDA Igbo-Oloyin

6 Atiba Offa-Meta

7 Soro LCDA Oke-Isunwin

8 Atisbo Tede

9 Atisbo South LCDA Ago Are

10 Egbeda Egbeda

11 Ajorosun LCDA Olodo

12 Ibadan North Agodi Gate

13 Are Latosa LCDA Samonda

14 Irepodun LCDA Ijokodo

15 Ibadan North-East Iwo Road

16 Ibadan East LCDA Agugu

17 Ibadan North West Onireke

18 Oke Badan North LCDA Eleyele

19 Ibadan South East Mapo

20 Ibadan South LCDA Scout Camp

21 Ibadan South West Oluyole

22 Ibadan West LCDA Alesinloye

23 Ibarapa Central Igboora

24 Ibarapa East Eruwa

25 Ibarapa North East LCDA Lanlate

26 Ibarapa North Ayete

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27 Ibarapa North West LCDA

Igangaan

28 Iddo Iddo

29 Omi Apata LCDA Omi Adio

30 Irepo Kisi

31 Iseyin Iseyin

32 Iseyin South LCDA Koso

33 Araromi LCDA Ado Awaye

34 Itesiwaju Otu

35 Iwajowa Iwere Ile

36 Iganna LCDA Iganna

37 Kajola Okeho

38 Iwa LCDA Ilero

39 Lagelu Iyana Offa

40 Lagelu West LCDA Olorunda Abaa

41 Lagelu North Oyedeji

42 Ogbomoso North Kinira

43 Ogbomoso South Arowowomole

44 Ogbomoso Central LCDA Oja Igbo

45 Ogbomoso South West Ajegunle Ibapon

46 Ogo Oluwa Ajaawa

47 Ogo Oluwa West LCDA Odo - Oba

48 Olorunsogo Igbeti

49 Oluyole Idi Ayunre

50 Akorede LCDA Olode

51 Ona Ara Akanran

52 Inukan LCDA Ajia

53 Oorelope Igboho

54 Oriire Ikoyi Ile

55 Oriire South LCDA Ahoro Dada

56 Oriire North LCDA Olokoto

57 Oyo East Kosobo

58 Oyo South East LCDA Apaara Oyo

59 Oyo West Ojongbodu

60 OyO South West LCDA Akeetan

61 Saki East Ago Amodu

62 Ifeloju LCDA Ogboro

63 Saki West Saki

64 Asabari LCDA Kinnikinni

65 Wewe LCDA Idi Araba

66 Surulere Iresaadu

67 Surulere North LCDA Orile Igbon

68 Surulere South LCDA Oko

EDUCATION WAEC RESULT

WAEC result in the last fourteen (14) years ANALYSIS FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS:

S/N Year No. Of Candidates

No. Of Candidate With 5 Credits

Including English And Maths

Performance Percentage

1 1999 54,232 2,386 4.40%

2 2000 70,806 2,543 3.59%

3 2001 79,545 6,922 8.70%

4 2002 61,930 4,294 6.93%

5 2003 55,688 3,417 6.13%

6 2004 60,052 5,511 6.17%

7 2005 55,203 4,358 7.89%

8 2006 52,534 5,463 10.40%

9 2007 58,504 3,606 6.16%

10 2008 61,332 5,608 9.14%

11 2009 60,444 7,204 11.92%

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12 2010 65,330 8,757 13.40%

13 2011 72,559 12,314 16.97%

14 2012 75,179 16,049 21.35%

15 2013 74,319 16,197 21.79%

16 2014 77,685 14,904 19.19%

17 2015 78,897 17,051 21.61%

TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN OYO STATE

City Institution Type

Ibadan University of Ibadan University

Ibadan Lead City University University

Ibadan Kola Daisi University University

Ibadan Technical University University

Ibadan Dominical University University

Ibadan Dominion University University

Ibadan Precious Stone Unversity University

Ogbomoso Ladoke Akintola University of Technology University

Oyo Ajayi Crowther University, Oyo University

Ibadan The Polytechnic, Ibadan Polytechnic

Igboora College of Agric. Igboora College

Saki The Oke-ogun polytechnic, Saki Polytechnic

Eruwa The Ibarapa Polytechnic,Eruwa Polytechnic

Oyo Emmanuel Alayande College of Education, Oyo College

Ibadan Ibadan City Polytechnic Polytechnic

Ibadan Mufulanihun College of Education College

Ibadan Al-Ibadan College of Education College

Lanlate College of Education, Lanlate College

Ibadan Oyo State College of Nursing and Midwivery College

Ibadan College of Health Science and Technology, Eleyele, Ibadan College

Ibadan Federal Cooperative College College

Oyo Cooperative College College

Ibadan Federal College of Animal production and Technology College

Ibadan Federal College of Agriculture College

Ibadan Institute of Agriculture and Research Institute College

Ibadan National Open University University

Oyo Federal College of Education (special) College

Oyo ATIBA University University

Oyo Federal School of Survey University

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS CLASSIFIED BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT

S/N LGA Public

Pry Sch

Private Nur &

Pry School

Normadic Pry

School

Public Sec. Sch.

Pri. Sec. Sch

1 Afijio 69 42 0 17 12

2 Akinyele 123 261 0 36 78

3 Atiba 72 87 0 16 21

4 Atisbo 57 19 12 12 6

5 Egbeda 76 272 0 30 122

89 90


6 Ibadan north

73 255 0 42

60

7 Ibadan north east

72 200 0 34

28

8 Ibadan north west

40 86 0 13

19

9 Ibadan south east

62 231 0 40

41

10 Ibadan south west

86 214 0 36

80

11 Ibarapa central

63 32 12 11

8

12 Ibarapa east 62 55 15 11 13

13 Ibarapa north

73 25 24 8

10

14 Ido 76 271 0 26 73

15 Irepo 68 20 43 6 10

16 Iseyin 137 75 25 23 12

17 Itesiwaju 70 17 13 11 5

18 Iwajowa 61 10 11 9 2

19 Kajola 67 37 8 17 15

20 Lagelu 82 183 0 26 56

21 Ogbomoso north

28 169 0 16

45

22 Ogbomoso south

27 78 0 16

32

23 Ogo-oluwa 59 38 0 13 9

24 Olorunsogo 50 18 5 4 3

25 Oluyole 110 208 0 30 104

26 Ona-ara 102 75 0 33 34

27 Oorelope 66 15 28 8 10

28 Oriire 127 41 4 18 11

29 Oyo east 27 64 0 11 16

30 Oyo west 39 57 0 11 28

31 Saki east 71 23 20 11 10

32 Saki west 105 72 20 21 30

33 Surulere 109 26 0 24 19

TOTAL 2409 3276 245 640 1022

Public and Private Educational Institutions by Local Government

S/N Local

Government

science

sch

sch of

agric

college of

tech

pub.

college of educ

1 AFIJIO 0 0 0 0

2 AKINYELE 1 0 0 0

3 ATIBA 1 0 0 1

4 ATISBO 0 0 0 0

5 EGBEDA o 0 0 0

6 IBADAN NORTH 0 0 0 0

7 IBADAN NORTH EAST

0 0 0 1

8 IBADAN NORTH WEST

0 0 0 0

9 IBADAN SOUTH EAST

1 0 1 0

10 IBADAN SOUTH WEST

1 0 0 0

91 92


11 IBARAPA CENTRAL

1 1 0 0

12 IBARAPA EAST 0 0 0 0

13 IBARAPA NORTH 0 0 0 0

14 IDO 0 0 0 0

15 IREPO 0 0 0 0

16 ISEYIN 0 0 1 0

17 ITESIWAJU 0 0 0 0

18 IWAJOWA 0 0 0 0

19 KAJOLA 1 0 0 0

20 LAGELU 1 0 0 0

21 OGBOMOSO NORTH

1 0 0 0

22 OGBOMOSO SOUTH

0 0 1 0

23 OGO-OLUWA 0 0 0 0

24 OLORUNSOGO 0 0 0 0

25 OLUYOLE 0 0 0 0

26 ONA-ARA 0 0 0 0

27 OORELOPE 0 0 0 0

28 ORIIRE 0 0 0 0

29 OYO EAST 0 0 1 0

30 OYO WEST 0 0 0 0

31 SAKI EAST 0 0 0 0

32 SAKI WEST 0 0 1 0

33 SURULERE 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 8 1 5 2

NUMBER OF HEALTH FACILITIES BY LGA’s AND OWNERSHIP IN OYO STATE 2015

LOCAL GOVT

FEDERAL GOVT

STATE GOVT

LOCAL GOVT

PRIVATE TOTAL

Afijio 2 25 7 34 Akinyele 1 4 33 27 65 Atiba 17 10 27

Atisbo 2 22 3 27

Egbeda 1 1 23 40 65 Ibadan North 2 6 13 20 41 Ibadan North-East 3 24 25 52 Ibadan North-West 2 3 11 21 37 Ibadan South-East 16 17 33 Ibadan South-West 9 22 18 49 Ibarapa Central 1 15 5 21 Ibarapa East 3 19 6 28 Ibarapa North 1 14 3 18 Ido 24 27 51

Irepo 1 17 7 25 Iseyin 3 28 23 54

Itesiwaju 1 16 1 18 Iwajowa 2 22 2 26 Kajola 1 15 10 26

Lagelu 3 2 28 31 64 Ogbomosho North 1 13 33 47 Ogbomosho 2 13 13 28

93 94


South

Ogo-Oluwa 25 4 29 Olorunsogo 1 22 8 31

Oluyole 1 15 9 25

Ona-Ara 21 40 61

Oorelope 1 14 7 22 Oriire 1 34 10 45

Oyo East 2 23 14 39 Oyo West 16 12 28

Saki East 1 2 13 5 21 Saki West 2 32 32 66 Surulere 1 27 9 37 Total 10 59 672 499 1240

Source: Oyo State Bureau of Statistics (DS&ES) with Oyo State

Ministry of Health, Secretariat Ibadan.

NAME OF CURRENT COMMISSIONER IN OYO STATE

WITH THEIR PORTFOLIO

S/N NAME PORTFOLIO

1 MR AKINOLA OJO MINISTRY OF FINANCE

2 HON. BARR NIYI

FARINTO

MINISTRY OF BUDGET AND

PLANNING

3 BARRISTER SUNKANMI

OLALEYE

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION,

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

4 ALHAJA FAOSAT JOKE

SANNI

MINISTRY OF WOMEN

AFFAIRS AND SOCIAL

INCLUSION

5 MRS FUNMI ORISADEYI MINISTRY OF LOCAL

GOVERNMENT AND

CHIEFTANCY MATTER

6 MR NIYI ADEBISI MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

7 HON. MUYIWA JACOB

OJEKUNLE

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE

AND NATURAL RESOURCES

8 MR SEUN FAKOREDE MINISTRY OF YOUTH AND

SPORT

9 PROF. RAPHAEL AFONJA MINISTRY OF WORKS,

INFRASTRUCTURE AND

TRANSPORTATION

10 MR RAHMAN

ABDULRAHEEM

MINISTRY OF LAND

11 RT. HON. KEHINDE

AYOOLA

MINSTRY OF ENVIRONMENT,

WATER & RESOURCES

12 DR. WASIU

OLATUNBOSIN

MINISTRY OF INFORMATION,

CULTURE AND TOURISM

13 PROF. OYELOWO

OYEWO

ANTONEY GENERAL &

HONOURABLE

COMMISSIONER FOR JUSTICE

14 DR. VICTOR BASHIR

BELLO

MINISTRY OF HEALTH

15 BARRS. TEMI ASAMU MINISTRY FOR ENERGY

16 CHIEF BAYO LAWAL SPECIAL DUTIES

17 PROF. DAUD KEHINDE

SANGODOYIN

MINISTRY OF

ESTABLISHMENTS

95 96


OYO STATE OWNED HEALTH FACILITIES HOSPITAL, CLINICS, HEALTH INSTITUTIONS, MEDICAL

CENTRES, EMERGENCY/CASUAL CENTRES

LGAS FACILITIES LOCATION BEDS FACILITY-

TYPE

Afijio Ilora General Hospital, Ilora

Ilora 26 General

Fiditi General Hospital, Fiditi

Fiditi 20 General

Akinyele General Hospital

Moniya 20 General

Dental Centre Moniya

Moniya 20 Dental Centre

Cottage Hospital

Igbo Oloyin Clinic

School For Handicapped Clinic

Akinyele Clinic

Atiba Nill

Atisbo Tede General Hospital

Tede 30 General

Ago Are General Hospital

Ago Are 23 General

Egbeda Kasumu Ajia General Hospital

Kasumu-Ajia 20 General

Ibadan North

Adeoyo Teaching Hospital

Adeoyo-Yemetu

278 Tertiary

Secretariat Medical Clinic

Secretariat, Ibadan

6 Clinic

Oyo State Medical Diagnostic Centre

Total Garden

4 Clinic

Government House Clinic

Agodi 4 Clinic

House Of Assembly Clinic

Secretariat 2 Clinic

Health Is Wealth

Agodi 10 Clinic

Ibadan North East

Aremo St.Peter’s General Hospital

Aremo 39 General

Dental Centre Aremo

Aremo Dental Centre

B.C.O.S. Clinic Bashorun 2 Clinic

Ibadan North West

Jericho Nursing Home

Jericho 32 General

Collegeof Nursing Clinic,Eleyele

Eleyele,Ibadan

2 Clinic

College Of Hygiene Clinic.Eleyele

Eleyele 2 Clinic

Dental Centre, Dugbe

Dugbe

97 98


Ibadan South East

Nill

Ibadan South West

Cholera Unit Clinic

Jericho 27 Clinic

Dentre Centre Jericho

Apata

Government Chest Hospital

Jericho 24 Specialist

Jericho Specialist Hospital

Jericho 30 Specialist

Ring Road State Hospital

Off Ring Road

274 State

Oni Memorial General Hospital

Ring Road 63 Specialist

Maternal&Child Health Unit

Apata 45 General

Orthopedic Rehabilitation Center

Ring Road Clinic

Maxillofacial Unit

Ring Road 20 Dental Centre

Ibarapa Central

General Hospital Igbo-Ora

Igboora 46 General

Ibarapa East

Eruwa General Hospital

Eruwa 48 General

Dentre Centre, Eruwa

Eruwa Dental Centre

Lanlate General Hospital

Lanlate 20 General

Ibarapa North

Ayete General Hospital

Ayete 20 General

Iddo Nill Oyo Nill Nill

Irepo Kisi General Hospital

Kishi 40 General

Iseyin Iseyin General Hospital

Iseyin 20 General

Ado Awaye General Hospital

Ado- Awaye 36 General

Dental Center Iseyin Dental Centre

Itesiwaju General Hospital,Okaka

Okaka 20 General

Iwajowa Iganna General Hospital

Iganna 20 General

Iwere-Ile General Hospital

Iwere-Ile 20 General

Kajola Okeho General Hospital

Okeho 60 General

Lagelu Kutayi General Hospital

Kutayi 20 General

99 100


Lagun General Hospital

Lagun 20 General

Olodo Isolation Centre

Olodo 100 Centre

Ogbomoso North

Lautech Teaching Hospital

Ogbomoso Tertiary

Ogbomoso South

State Hospital, Ogbomoso

Arowomole 93 State

Dental Center, Ogbomoso

Ogbomoso Dental Centre

Ogo Oluwa Nill

Olorunsogo Igbeti General Hospital

Igbeti 56 General

Oluyole Orile Odo General Hospital

Orile Odo 20 General

Ona Ara Nill

Oorelope Igboho General Hospital

Igboho 30 General

Oriire Ikoyi-Ile General Hospital

Ikoyi-Ile 20 General

Oyo East State Hospital, Oyo

Araromi, Oyo

160 State

Dentre Centre Oyo

Oyo Dental Centre

Oyo West Nill Oyo

Saki East Ago Amodu General Hospital

Ago-Amodu 20 General

Sepeteri General Hospital

Sepeteri 20 General

Saki West Saki State Hospital

Beside Police Station

48 State

Dental Centre, Saki

Saki Dental Centre

Surulere Iresaadu General Hospital

Iresa-Adu 20 General

LANDS AND HOUSING

LIST OF SITES, LANDS AND BUILDINGS AVAILABLE IN

THE STATE

LIST OF GRAs IN IBADAN

1. Agodi GRA, Agodi. 2. Iyaganku GRA , Iyaganku.

3. Jericho GRA, Jericho.

4. Onireke Links and Commercial Reservation Areas, Onireke.

101 102


5. Jericho Hill GRA along Aleshinloye Market Road and Beside

FRIN

6. Aleshinloye GRA Forest Hill Estate, Behind Aleshinloye

Market and Beside FRIN

7. Alalubosa GRA, Alalubosa

8. Ring Road GRA, Ring Road

9. Onireke Residential Layout along Sabo- Dugbe Road

Agbaringo Road.

10. Mokola Residential Layout, Mokola – Oke Itunu Area.

11. Apete GRA, Along Awootan Akufo Road, Apete.

12. Apata GRA, Behind Queen School Apata.

13. Kolapo Ishola GRA along Monotan – Iwo Road, Ibadan.

14. Samonda GRA on old Airport/Aerodrome Site, Samonda.

15. Old Allocatable Plots and Temidire Market.

16. Sango – Samonda, Ifokodo Educational Zone, Sango,

Samonda Ijokodo Area.

LIST OF GRA’s OUTSIDE IBADAN

1. Oyo GRA: Along Old Oyo – Ogbomosho Road off Aare Road.

Oyo.

2. Ogbomosho GRA: Along Ilorin – Ogbomosho Express way,

Ogbomosho.

3. Saki GRA’s: (i) Along Saka Oje – Owode Road, Saki. (ii) Around

OYSADEP Sports Complex Area, Saki.

NAME OF MDA: OYO STATE HOUSING CORPORATION, IBADAN

PROFILE OF STATE-OWNED INVESTMENT ASSETS

S/N ESTATE NAME DATE OF ACQUISITION

1. Bodija Estate

Ibadan

Land Acquisition – 1958

2. Basorun Estate

Ibadan


3. Olubadan Estate

Estate Ibadan


4. Owode Estate

Ibadan

Land Acquisition – Acquired in

1974 by Federal Govt. but

Transferred to Oyo State Housing

Corporation in 1976

5. Ajoda New Town

Estate, Ibadan


6. Km.22, Iwo Road

Estate, Ibadan


Capital Outlay –

7. Bode Thomas

Estate, Oyo


8. Ojongbodu Estate,

Oyo


9. Ajilete Estate, Land Acquisition – 1980

103 104


Ogbomoso

10. Iseyin Estate, Iseyin Land Acquisition/Donated by

Indigene – 1980

11. Saki Estate, Saki Land Acquisition/Donated by

Indigene – 1980

12. Okeho Estate,

Okeho

Land Acquisition/Donated by

Indigene – 1980

13. Okaka Estate,

Okaka


Indigene – 1980

14. Igbo-Ora Estate,

Igbo-Ora


Indigene – 1980

15. Eruwa Estate Eruwa Land Acquisition/Donated by

Indigene – 1980

16. Lanlate Estate,

Lanlate


Indigene – 1980

17. Iganna Estate

Iganna


Indigene – 1980

18. Igboho Estate,

Igboho


Indigene – 1980

19. Igbeti Estate, Igbeti Land Acquisition/Donated by

Indigene – 1980

20. Kishi Estate, Kishi Land Acquisition/Donated by

Indigene – 1980

21. Ago Are Estate, Ago

Are


Indigene – 1980

22. Agbowo Shopping

Complex


Year of operation - 1984

FLOOD EVENTS IN IBADAN CITY

Date Rainfall (mm) Estimated Damage to Properties (N)

Estimated Loss

27-28/8/1963 258 Tens thousand of Naira

At least 2 persons

14/5/1969 187 Tens thousand of Naira

At least 2 persons

1973 undated unknown More than 100,000

3

20/4/1978 126 Over 2,000,000 At least 2 person

31/8/1980 274 More than 300,000,000.00

More than 500 persons with over 50,000 displaced

April 1997 151 - -

26/8/2011 187.5 Over 30 billion Over 100

Source Agbola etal 20122

105 106


ENVIRONMENT INFRASTRUCTURE SEWAGE Types of Sewage Treatment Available

1. Conventional activated sludge process 2. Contact – Stabilization activated sludge process 3. High – purity activated sludge process

Sewage Handling in the State

1. Total sewage processing capacity in the state (annual) – 120,000.00 MT

2. Total Sewage capacity utilization degree (annual) – 85,000.00 MT

3. Daily sewage processing capacity – 10,000.00 MT 4. Daily capacity utilization degree – 7,083.3333MT

Cost of Sewage Processing

1. Sewage processing cost for industries/companies $657,894.737

2. Sewage processing cost for households - $131.579.947 per trip by private evacuation.

LIST OF ALL NON-HARZADOUS SOLID WASTE S/No Site Name Size

(Square Meters)

Geo-Coordinates

1. Awotan 20.259 Hectares

42205N.156o.511

2. Lapite 9.66 Hectares

42176N.87o 471

3. Aba-Eku 9.34 Hectares

30755N. 73o 181

4. Ajakanga 10.034 Hectares

2989N. 33o 171

LIST OF ALL HARZADOUS SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL SITES S/No Site Name Size

(Square Meters)

Geo-Coordinates

1. Ajakanga 10.034 Hectares

2989N.33o 171

HARZADOUS WASTE TRANSPORT COMPANY S/No Name of

company Type of handling services offered

Regular waste

Technological waste

Harzadous waste

1. ULK Strategic

Medical Waste

3,500MT 1,500MT 5,000 Tonnes

2. Metro Politan Service

Chemical materia

2,750MT 1,250MT 4,500 Tonnes

3. Alluvia Unique

Phamaceutical Waste

4,500MT 1,750MT 3,000 Tonnes

4. Alpha Skin Chemica Material

15,000MT

5,000MT 20,000 Tonnes

5. Mega Emolad

Chemical Material

3,715MT 1,350MT 2,500 Tonnes

6. Everest Dayton Ltd

Chemical Material

3,500MT 700MT 1,200 Tonnes

7. Bukol Nig. Ltd.

6,500MT 2,200MT 3,500 Tonnes

8. Addwest Midlands

3,700MT 850MT 300 Tonnes

9. Abbey 4,500MT 2,300MT 500

107 108


Nigeria Tonnes

10. U.I Venture 7,750MT 2,750MT 5,000 Tonnes

LIST OF SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITIES S/No Full Name

of Sewage Treatment Facility

Types of Sewage Treatmet Offered

Certificate cautions/quality Standards Adopted

Daily Processing Capacity Average Capacity Utilisation

Average Fees per Litre (US $)

1. University College (UCH) Sewage Treatment Plant

Activated sludge plant (ASP)

1509001 10,000/ 5,000MT

200

2. IITA Institute of Tropical Agriculture

Chemical Material

1509001 7,500/ 3,250MT

158

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