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Universal Health Coverage for Oyo Workforce Stalls as 2020 Deadline Passes Unmet
Jan 29, 2026
Universal Health Coverage for Oyo Workforce Stalls as 2020 Deadline Passes Unmet

As the first term concluded in May 2023, the Oyo State Health Insurance Agency (OYSHIA) had reported a total of 173,680 enrollees. While this marked a steady increase in raw numbers, it did not reflect the universal capture of the state's workforce as promised in 2019.   In the final months of the administration, government communications shifted from a mandatory tone to "encouraging" fresh civil servants to visit registration portals, a clear indication that the process had remained an opt-in system rather than a completed universal mandate.  This was a direct extension of the shortfall recorded in 2021 and 2022, where formal sector enrollment grew to approximately 64,000, yet still excluded significant portions of the estimated 100,000-strong state workforce.  The most significant failure occurred at the start of the second year in May 2020. At this promised deadline, the agency recorded only 30,490 total enrollees, with only 6,863 specifically coming from the formal government sector. This early deficit meant that fewer than 10% of the state's employees were covered by the health insurance scheme at the time the administration had pledged 100% coverage.  Although the agency received national accolades for its progress in enrollment generally, the specific commitment to integrate every single government worker in collaboration with the NHIS was effectively abandoned as an immediate goal, leaving the formal mandate as an unfinished task of the 2019–2023 mandate.

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A Broken Promise to Improve Healthcare in the Grassroots
Jan 27, 2026
A Broken Promise to Improve Healthcare in the Grassroots

The promise to fully integrate Ward Development Committees into healthcare provision within the first year is a broken commitment.  The absence of any structural, procedural, or reported evidence of this integration indicates that the proposed shift to participatory health governance has not materialized.  This represents a significant shortfall in the administration's governance model.  Fulfilling this promise would require moving beyond merely informing communities about health projects to formally empowering them to shape, oversee, and judge those projects.  Without this, healthcare delivery remains a top-down service rather than a collaborative partnership with the people it serves.

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Housing for the Aged Stalls as Government Focus Shifts to Clinic Renovations
Aug 22, 2025
Housing for the Aged Stalls as Government Focus Shifts to Clinic Renovations

As the first term drew to a close in early 2023, the state’s primary intervention for the elderly remained the monthly payment of pensions and the provision of food items through periodic social welfare distributions. However, no foundation had been laid nor a site identified for the promised construction of a residential home.  Earlier in the term, specifically in May 2021, the state government announced with significant fanfare that it had approved the establishment of a "Geriatric Center" in Jericho, Ibadan. The Commissioner for Health at the time described the project as being "like a Nursing Home in the United States," where the elderly could receive medical attention and recreate.   However, as the project moved into the implementation phase in late 2021 and 2022, it became clear that the focus was strictly on medical services. The renovation work at the Jericho facility focused on outpatient clinics and treatment rooms rather than residential living quarters for those needing accommodation. In the initial years (2019–2020), the administration’s focus on the elderly was largely data-driven and palliative-based, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. While the government gathered data on vulnerable populations and distributed relief materials, the long-term goal of building a permanent housing facility for the aged was bypassed in favor of these immediate healthcare and welfare interventions. Consequently, at the May 2023 handover, the physical "Old People’s Home" promised in 2019 did not exist.

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No Verifiable evidence to show needs assessment
Aug 22, 2025
No Verifiable evidence to show needs assessment

Gov. Seyi Makinde promised to conduct needs assessment on health insurance in his first six months in office.  There is no verifiable evidence to show that the needs assessment was conducted in the first 6 months.

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Governor Fayemi completes Project from previous Administration
Jun 20, 2025
Governor Fayemi completes Project from previous Administration

Source: Daily PostThe Ultra-modern Market inaugurated by Governor Fayemi, as part of his second anniversary, was a project he inherited from his predecessor, Mr Ayodele Fayose. Although the project was conceptualized as part of the urban regeneration programme for the state capital in Fayemi’s first term, the project was flagged off by former governor, Fayose.Fayemi commended the former Governor Ayo Fayose, who took the project to 55% completion when he was governor.

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Fayemi concludes project from previous administration
Jun 15, 2025
Fayemi concludes project from previous administration

Governor Fayemi commissioned the Ado-Ekiti Ultra-Modern Market amid fanfare, marking the completion of a project started by his predecessor, Ayodele Fayose. This delivery aligns with Fayemi’s commitment—enshrined in the state’s Transition Bill—to ensure no inherited projects are abandoned, reinforcing his administration’s focus on continuity and infrastructural development.

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Several communities remain underserved, highlighting gaps in the administration's water provision program
Jun 15, 2025
Several communities remain underserved, highlighting gaps in the administration's water provision program

While the Fayemi administration made significant progress in water infrastructure development, including successful projects in communities like Olorunda-Olorunsogo, Balemo, and State Housing, the initiative failed to achieve universal coverage across all 14 LGAs as originally promised. Several communities remain without the promised water access, revealing gaps in the program's implementation

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Governor Fayemi fulfills pledge to revamp water infrastructure, commissions new Ekiti State Water Corporation headquarters.
Jun 13, 2025
Governor Fayemi fulfills pledge to revamp water infrastructure, commissions new Ekiti State Water Corporation headquarters.

Source: This DayAgain, in his quest to provide his people with potable water supply and to ensure the sustenance and consolidation of the gains of the reform of the water sector, Dr. Fayemi, has commissioned a new headquarter complex of Ekiti State Water Corporation.The holistic intervention in the water sector commenced during his first tenure. Before the expiration of the term in 2014, his team got an opportunity to reposition the water sector in the state through the Third National Urban Water Sector Reform Project. As a responsive and responsible government, the administration put in everything required to ensure Ekiti State emerged as one of the three states in Nigeria that qualified for the magnificent project, which is a World Bank assisted project that his administration keyed into for the benefit of his people.

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Fayemi Commissions Road Projects in Ekiti State
Jun 01, 2025
Fayemi Commissions Road Projects in Ekiti State

Source: TribuneIn the last three weeks, Ekiti State governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi and his team have been occupied with the celebration of the third year anniversary of his second term in the state. To commemorate the anniversary, a lot of activities were lined up. But as the activities continued, it was obvious that the masses are the ultimate winners, considering the number of projects that have been completed under the administration, which touch on the lives of common men on the street of the state.Perhaps what better reflected the mood of the people towards the achievement of the governor was the tumultuous crowd, comprising traditional rulers, market women, artisans and other members of the public that assembled in Ijan, Oye and Aramoko Ekiti on Wednesday, October 13 to witness the commissioning of the state roads constructed by the governor in the last three years. The roads  are;  the Ilupeju-Ire-Igbemo- Ijan road, Oye-Isan- Ikun Dairy Farm Road, Aramoko- Erijiyan road, Agbado-Ode-Isinbode Road and Ibuji-Igbaraodo-Ilawe- Ado Ekiti road. 

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