Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has announced plans to gazette a 75-metre setback for built-up areas along the Ibadan Circular Road corridor, saying disbursement of the N6.7 billion compensation to affected property owners will begin immediately after approval this week.
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Makinde made the announcement on Sunday during a media chat on Crossfire Exclusive with Mayor Isaac Brown on Fresh FM.
“For the built-up area along the Circular Road corridor, I know what they want and I will do it. For the built-up area, we will make it 75m setback and it will be gazetted,” the governor said.
He added that the N6.7 billion compensation would be signed this week, with disbursement beginning immediately and expected to be completed before the end of October.
In another disclosure during the same interview, Makinde said he had recommended Bimbo Adekanmbi for a ministerial appointment, but President Bola Tinubu picked Adebayo Adelabu instead.
The governor said he had approached Tinubu with Adekanmbi as his preferred candidate, expressing confidence in his ability to serve as a minister.
Makinde also revisited the political alliance involving the G5 governors, claiming that the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, was the major beneficiary of the arrangement.
He argued that Tinubu made most of the ministerial appointments, suggesting that other members of the G5 did not benefit significantly from the alliance.
Makinde Mr double six with another set of lies again. Continue to inflict pain on the masses on the circular road corridor all I know is karma is near
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