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Ekiti State Governor, His Excellency Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji, hosted the British Deputy High Commissioner to Lagos, Mr Jonny Baxter, and his team at the Governor’s Office yesterday. The high-level meeting…
Ekiti State has been ranked 21st in Nigeria’s 2024 Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) report, generating N35.21 billion. FULL LIST1. Lagos: N1.26trn2. Rivers: N317.30bn3. FCT: N282.36bn4. Ogun: N194.93bn5. Enugu: N180.50bn6. Delta:…
Ekiti State is set for a major agricultural transformation with multimillion-dollar support facility from the African Development Bank under their program ”Special Agro-industrial Processing Zones (SAPZ)” aimed at revolutionising agricultural…
The Government of Ekiti State is pleased to note the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) August 2025 Consumer Price Index (CPI) report which shows a moderation of food prices in…
Governor Biodun Oyebanji of Ekiti has called on local government chairmen to manage their financial autonomy responsibly, warning that mismanagement could threaten this hard-won independence. Speaking at Igogo-Ekiti during the…
Nigeria’s headline inflation slowed to 20.12% in August 2025, marking the fifth straight month of decline, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reported. This represents a drop from 21.88% in…
Dangote Refinery has announced a nationwide reduction in its petrol retail prices, bringing relief to consumers across several Nigerian states including Ekiti. The 650,000-barrel-per-day refinery set its gantry price at…
The Ekiti State Government has partnered with Omiye Microfinance Bank to disburse a Women Loan Initiative, providing soft loans to empower women entrepreneurs, artisans, and traders across the state. KEY…
In a strong move towards ensuring food security and economic development, the Ekiti State government has approved more than N1.5 billion for various agricultural projects. This decision was announced by…
In March 2025, Ekiti’s domestic debt stood at ₦51 billion, a remarkable drop from ₦118 billion in September 2022. This achievement reflects our administration’s commitment to fiscal responsibility, transparency, and…