The World Bank, UNICEF and TETFund gave grants to support different programmes of the Oyo State government.
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PREMIUM TIMES’ report analysis showed that the Agency for Youth Development received N575.4 million from the World Bank to carry out a programme under the Labour Intensive Public Works NIGERIA-CARES. Also, UNICEF granted the state Ministry of Health N76 million to support its Annual Operational Plan, Oxygen Management and Oxygen Technical Working Committee , and ₦68.7 million to the state’s Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning for different programmes.The Tertiary Education Trust Fund released N339.7 million to the Polytechnic, Ibadan, and N502 million to Lanlate College of Education.
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