Ibadan Circular Road Corridor Victims

11/05/2026

Your views on the disposition of Ibadan elites on Ibadan Circular road is welcomed in the comment session.

Ultimately it is important to note that Barr. Niyi Akintola judiciously avoided talking about the extended 1000m corridor. His emphasis in the interview was 75m right of way and a moral or judicial justification for 1000 meters extension In 6 local governments of approximately 10,000 hectares cannot be pinned

11/05/2026

11/05/2026

The words out of the month of Gov. Seyi Makinde are simply prophetic

10/05/2026

The 2027 gubernatorial election will be a defining moment for residents along the Ibadan Circular Road Corridor. It represents another opportunity for the masses to prove that real change can still be achieved through the power of the ballot.

If you own land, a house, or any property in Egbeda, Ona Ara, Lagelu, Akinyele, Ido, or Oluyole Local Government Areas, it is important to obtain your voter’s card from the nearest Independent National Electoral Commission office. INEC Nigeria

Your voter’s card is your voice and your power to protect and reclaim your land. If we collectively reject unfavorable sublease arrangements and unfair “win-win” deals, then we must also be prepared to defend our interests at the polls.

Get your voter’s card. Your vote matters.

— Tosin Ogunshola

09/05/2026

Your PVC is Your Voice to reclaim/ protect your land and properties

Dear Fellow Residents and Neighbors,

We have all seen and felt the impact of recent developments along our corridor and the Circular Road. Decisions made by the present government regarding the acquisition of 1000 meters of land which have directly affected our homes, our businesses, mental health and our livelihoods.
While the situation feels heavy, we are not powerless. The most effective way to address these policies and ensure our property rights are respected is through the ballot box. We need leaders who understand the value of our community and are willing to review and reverse the unfair/unjust/illegal acquisitions.

Your Action Plan:

1. Register: If you do not have a Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC), visit the nearest INEC registration center today.
2. Update: If you have moved or lost your card, ensure your details are corrected.
3. Mobilize: Talk to your family and neighbors. A single vote is a whisper, but our collective vote is a roar.

Don't let others decide the fate of your land. Get your PVC, and let’s vote for a future that protects us.

Ibadan Circular Road and Corridor Stakeholders

09/05/2026

Examining the candidacy of Oriyomi Hamzat Live

08/05/2026

I celebrate Aare Olabode Anisoloja today as you celebrate another wonderful year on planet earth,may you continue to prosper in all ramifications

08/05/2026

We have asked enough questions, especially regarding the controversial 1000m Circular Road Corridor, yet you have consistently refused to provide a clear and straightforward answer. Instead, what we continue to hear are shifting narratives from “sublease” to “win-win” arrangements.

How much trust can people place in democracy under your leadership when even the rule of law, particularly the provisions of the Land Use Act, appears to be disregarded? We have watched you publicly oppose the idea of a one-party system in Nigeria, yet your style of governance in Oyo State raises serious concerns

It is widely perceived that members of the House of Assembly, cabinet officials, and others within your administration have been silenced or compromised through political patronage, gifts, cars, and other incentives. As a result, no one seems willing or able to challenge your decisions or question your actions. Can this still truly be called democracy?

GOV. Seyi Makinde , your professed passion for democracy contrasts sharply with what many see as a troubling disregard for human rights. Over the past three years, countless residents affected by the Ibadan Circular Road project have been left homeless, hopeless, and economically devastated. The fundamental duty of governance — protecting citizens and promoting their welfare appears to have been abandoned.

Akinyele is waiting. Egbeda is waiting. Ido is waiting. Will Lagelu continue to wait indefinitely?

When will you return our lands unconditionally? When will hope be restored to the people whose lives and livelihoods have been disrupted and taken away?

Tosin Ogunshola

08/05/2026

Examining the character of Saheed Oladele in correlation with The controversial Ibadan Circular road Corridor