Oyo State Ministry of Works and Transport

PUBLIC NOTICE

As part of activities marking Oyo State @ 50, a coordinated air display will take place over Ibadan, Ogbomosho, Oyo, Iseyin, Igbo-Ora, and surrounding areas of Oyo State.

Residents may notice aircraft flying overhead during this period.
This activity is planned, ceremonial, and safe.

There is no cause for alarm.
Kindly remain calm and continue with your daily activities.
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PUBLIC NOTICE As part of activities marking Oyo State @ 50, a coordinated air display will take place over Ibadan, Ogbomosho, Oyo, Iseyin, Igbo-Ora, and surrounding areas of Oyo State. Residents may notice aircraft flying overhead during this period. This activity is planned, ceremonial, and safe. There is no cause for alarm. Kindly remain calm and continue with your daily activities.

OYSG MANDATES DIGITALIZED JACKETS FOR REGISTERED MOTORCYCLE AND TRICYCLE OPERATORS.

It is now mandatory for all registered commercial motorcycle and tricycle operators in Oyo State to wear reflective jackets, as the state has initiated the digital registration for all the operators to improve safety, accountability, and efficiency in the transportation sector across the state.

This was made known by the Commissioner for Public Works and Transport, Architect Abdulmojeed Mogbojubola, during a press briefing in collaboration with the Oyo State Road and Traffic Maintenance Agency (OYTRMA), in the conference room of the ministry.

According to the commissioner, an enforcement exercise will commence soon, and any operator without proper registration or a jacket will be sanctioned.

"We are committed to a phased implementation approach starting from Ibadan, the state's capital, and then to other zones of the state. However, any rider found operating without proper registration or uniform will be subjected to regulatory sanctions in line with the state's transport laws."

In attendance at the press briefing were the Executive Chairman, OYRTMA, Major Adekoya Adesagba, and other stakeholders in the state's transportation sector.

Ibadan Circular Road: 32km First Phase To Be Delivered Soon - Oyo Works Commissioner -

Ibadan Circular Road: 32km First Phase To Be Delivered Soon – Oyo Works Commissioner Oyo State Commissioner for Public Works, Infrastructure and Transport, Hon. Abdulmojeed Olawale Mogbonjubola, said on Friday that the administration of Governor ‘Seyi Makinde has transformed the st…

*PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT*
This is to inform the general public, especially the road users around Mokola-Sango axis, that the road between Elewure junction to Sango will be closed between 10pm on Friday, 2nd May, 2025 to 6am on Saturday, 3rd May, 2025. This is to allow for the Placement of new level crossing on Sango rail line along the ongoing road construction works. Road users around this axis are advised to find alternative routes to their destination within that period. All inconveniences are hereby regretted

Announcer - Prof. Dahud Kehinde Sangodoyin
Commissioner for Public Works and Transport.

Good morning, sirs/mas.
This is to inform you that the Honourable Commissioner for Public Works and Transport, Prof. Dahud Kehinde Sangodoyin, will appear on a live programme, Oyo Update, at Agidigbo FM, today, Wednesday 22nd January, 2025, to speak about the construction and rehabilitation of roads across the state.

Good morning, sirs/mas.
The Honourable Commissioner for Public Works and Transport, Prof. Dahud Kehinde Sangodoyin, will be on a live programme, Parrot Xtra Hour, on Splash FM, at 11 this morning for an insightful discussion on the ongoing developmental projects across the state as it relates to the ministry.
Kindly tune in.

Independence Day : Prof. Sangodoyin Celebrates Nigeria at 64, Call for Unity and Peace

As we commemorate Nigeria's 64th Independence Day, I reflect on the remarkable journey our nation has taken since 1960. This day is a reminder of our resilience, unity, and the incredible potential that lies within each Nigerian.

Over the years, we have faced challenges, yet we have continued to rise above them, driven by the spirit of patriotism and the desire for progress. Today, let us honor the sacrifices of our forebearers who fought for our freedom and recognize the ongoing efforts of those working tirelessly to build a better future for all.

In the Ministry of Works, we remain committed to advancing infrastructure development across our great nation. We understand that quality roads, bridges, and public works are essential for fostering economic growth and improving the lives of our citizens. Together, let us work towards creating a Nigeria that we can all be proud of.

As we celebrate, I urge everyone to reflect on our shared values and the strength we gain from our diversity. Let us come together to promote peace, understanding, and collaboration as we strive for national development.

Happy Independence Day to all Nigerians! May our beloved country continue to thrive and prosper.

— Prof. Dahud Sangodoyin
Hon. Commissioner for Works

Prof. Dahud Sangodoyin Celebrates Maulud with Muslim Faithful, Call for increased prayers

The Oyo state Commissioner for works Prof. Dahud Sangodoyin extends warm greetings to the Muslim faithful on the occasion of Maulud Nabiy. In his message, Prof. Sangodoyin emphasized the significance of this blessed occasion as a time for reflection, unity, and spiritual growth.

He urged the communities to come together in prayer for the well-being of the state and its leadership. "As we celebrate the birth of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), let us also dedicate our prayers to the prosperity and peace of our state and the continued guidance of our Governor," said Prof. Sangodoyin.

In this season of spiritual renewal, Prof. Sangodoyin expressed his hope that the blessings of Maulud Nabiy bring peace, joy, and tranquility to all.

As we enter this Ember month, may it bring joy, prosperity, countless opportunities and Good news Amen🙏

IDDU in Canada Awards Gov. Makinde for Outstanding Governance

The Ibadan Descendants Development Union (IDDU) in Canada has awarded Governor Seyi Makinde the Award of Excellence, recognizing his exceptional governance in Oyo State.

The award was presented in acknowledgment of the governor's commitment to transparency, accountability, and ethical leadership, alongside his significant contributions to the development of Oyo State and the city of Ibadan.

The Commissioner for Public Works and Transport, Professor Dahud Sangodoyin, received the award on behalf of Governor Makinde at a vibrant ceremony attended by community leaders and members.

The dinner and award night was held at LW Banquet and Convention Center, 4611 Steeles Avenue1, North York, Canada.

"This honour reflects the collective efforts of our administration in driving progress and enhancing the lives of our citizens," Professor Sangodoyin remarked during the event.

The commissioner was joined by prominent figures, including Prof. Ayodeji Omole; Pro Chancellor of LAUTECH GOVERNING COUNCIL, Hon. BabaTunde Tijani ( Double T), Barr. Niyi Ajewole, PRESIDENT GENERAL (CCII), and Dr. Mrs. Fagbola, Vice President of IDDU, Canada.

Together, they celebrated the governor's achievements and the positive changes his leadership has brought to the community.

Speaking further at the event, Prof Sangodoyin said: "This award is not just a recognition of Governor Makinde's efforts; it is a testament to the collective commitment of our administration to foster development and improve the lives of our people."

"Good governance is built on transparency and accountability. We are proud to uphold these values in Oyo State, and this recognition reinforces our dedication to ethical leadership."

"The focus of this administration has always been on the people of Oyo State. This award highlights the positive changes the government is striving to implement, particularly in our beloved Ibadan."

"Governor Seyi Makinde remains committed to driving progress in Oyo State. This award will motivate him to continue his work and ensure that every citizen benefits from his initiatives," he stated.

Back on Track: Reconstruction of the Saki-Ogbooro-Igboho Road (45.3 km) Project

An update of the resumed reconstruction of the 45.3 km Saki-Ogbooro-Igboho Road project. The Saki-Ogbooro-Igboho Road reconstruction project commenced in February 2021 and was officially flagged off by Governor Seyi Makinde on 31 May 2021.

Although the project is currently running behind schedule, a revised completion date will be announced soon.

The Saki-Ogbooro-Igboho Road reconstruction project is being handled by Messrs China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) Nigeria Ltd. The Saki-Ogbooro-Igboho Road remains strategic for the socio-economic development of the Oke Ogun Zone as it connects three local government areas (LGAs) in the zone – Saki West, Saki East and Oorelope. Governor Makinde during his campaign on 25 January 2023, revealed that the Saki-Ogbooro-Igboho Road project will be extended through Igbeti to Kisi.

Happy birthday to the Honourable Commissioner for Public Works and Transport, Prof Dahud Kehinde Shangodoyin. May God bless and keep you today and always. Enjoy your day, sir.