JUST IN: ADEBARE RELEASES EMPOWERMENT BENEFICIARIES LIST, SETS SEPTEMBER 22 DEADLINE FOR SUPPLEMENTARY INCLUSION

ADEBARE RELEASES EMPOWERMENT BENEFICIARIES LIST, SETS SEPTEMBER 22 DEADLINE FOR SUPPLEMENTARY INCLUSION


The Executive Chairman of Ile-Oluji/Okeigbo Local Government, Hon. Adebare Adeboye, has released the comprehensive list of beneficiaries selected for the forthcoming youth and women empowerment programme in the Local Government.

The beneficiaries’ list was compiled across the 10 political wards of Ile-Oluji/Okeigbo Local Government, with the stated objective of ensuring broad representation and inclusiveness in the selection of residents for the programme.

According to the Local Government, the release of the list is part of the administration’s efforts to promote transparency and accountability in the implementation of its empowerment initiatives and to provide residents with an opportunity to verify their inclusion.

The Local Government has also opened a window for supplementary inclusion for eligible residents whose names may not have appeared on the initial list.

Those who previously submitted their forms but could not find their names on the released list, as well as eligible residents who are yet to submit their forms, have been advised to contact the designated officials for clarification, corrections and possible consideration for inclusion in the supplementary list.

Residents can contact Hon. Samson Agboola, The Secretary to the Local Government, on 08034449672, Mr. Mathew Adeola, Protocol to the Executive Chairman, on 07038027000, or Otunba Oluwapelumi Akinsiku, Special Assistant on Media to the Executive Chairman, on 07065765853.

All enquiries, submissions and necessary corrections are expected to be made on or before Tuesday, September 22, 2026.

The Local Government said a supplementary list would subsequently be compiled and released to accommodate eligible persons who may have been inadvertently omitted from the initial list or who complete the required submission within the stipulated period.

The administration has therefore encouraged concerned residents, particularly youths and market women, to take advantage of the supplementary window and complete the necessary process before the deadline.

Hon. Adebare Adeboye expressed appreciation to residents of Ile-Oluji/Okeigbo Local Government for their patience and cooperation, while reiterating his administration’s commitment to implementing people-oriented programmes across the 10 political wards.

18 September 2026



Jesutayo Esther Oluwaranti

Jesutayo Yomi Joshua

Owoade Oluwasanjo Adigun

Olarewaju Opeyemi Rebecca

Olaitan Raliat Arinola

Matthew Stella Obiangele

Taiwo Motunrayo Victoria

Okunlola Moses Feranmi

Adenisinmi Lawrence K

Akinduti Ronke Toyin

Akinladenu Esther Utiade

Akinwumi Simisola

Adelegan Bili Seun

Adelegan Mary Iyabo

Atinuke Rebecca Fagbamiye

Mrs Olatunji Victoria Mojisola

Akinseye Abiodun Deborah

Agoro Ganiyu Oluwanifemi

Fiola Grace Funmilayo

Aluko Wole Tope

Oladapo-Alaba Funmilayo

Chief Mrs Olafusi Lambi Comfort

Abiodun Akinrinsola

Adebiyi Osebolawa

Mayowa Stella Ojuola

Olabode Mowa Aminat

Chief Mrs Adepoju Cecilia Adesola

Omoniyi Oseyemi

Adegbemigun Mofesola Caroline

Akinmadewa Fayobi Tokunbo

Akingbulure Rasheed Olumide

Amudaniyu Sadiat

Muritala Ismaila Atanda

Adegeye Abimbola

Rev Morakinyo Taiwo

Ojekale Isaiah Abiodun

Aanuoluwapo Esther Popoola

Akinsulire Kayode Timothy

Oladimeji Kolawole

Gbabe Oluwasola Christianah

Adetomiwa Omoseeke Bosede

Akinsuroju Wale Robert

Adetunji Tomilayo

Olasanmiju Ropo

Oloyede Sadiat Motunrayo

Bamidele Ademobo

Oyedele Toyin Anuoluwapo

Adepeloye Comfort Funmilade

Adegbola Lomi Omowunmi

Faranye Dolapo Stella

Mrs. Akinfolarin Aina

Akinnadeju Janet

Omodara Omonike Evelyn

Akinbobola Iyabo Adunni

Akinfasoye Eunice Omowumi

Adugbo Rotimi George

Oguntola Kolawole Samson

Faleye Kehinde Wasiu

Owolabi Akintomide Tommy

Arowoile Amos Akinola

Adegbeko Ojo Oluwarotimi

Olarewaju Yetunde

Awolola Toyin Ronke

Omobosoye Tope Alex

Oladele Morounkeji

HRH, Lobun Akinmayowa Oludolapo Victoria

Asaolu Lawrence

Folorunso Folasade Adejisola

Adeoye Jumoke

Popoola Bolaji Elizabeth

Owolabi Hezekiah O

Oni Janet Matomi

Olofintoye Bosede

Ige Sunday Adewale

Eweje Moronke

Akomolafe Adesanmi Adetunji

Ogunyemi Felix Temitope

Sobayo Adeboye Musibau

Rasheed Adijat Ibilola

Samson Akinbayo Adedigbo

Yusuf Monsuru Olaniyan

Ogunniran Kayode Christopher

Kareem Sikiru

Felix Funke Elizabeth

Hameed Bukola Racheal

Salami Amusat

Akinrinwoye Ebenezer

Adefiranye Deborah Taiwo

Oguntoye Victoria

Ileola Deborah Funmilayo

Fajeyisan Romoke

Abiodun Olaide Atinuke

Adesope Adewale

Agoro Afeez Jimoh

Olatunji Temitope Solomon

Taiwo Mayowa Joseph

Idris Charity

Adereti Oluseyi Seth

Adeboye Adeolu Opeyemi

Adepoju Serah Olamide

Adeodu Funke Racheal

Ogunremi Segun Ayomide

Taiwo Julianah Oluwakemi

Omolola Kehinde Dorcas

Chief Daniel Olusegun Gabriel

Chief Sunday Ogungbemi

Odeyemi Adekunle S

Suberu Alade Raheem

Oyebamiji Adejare

Oduwuyi Oluwaseun Timothy

Agbaji Yemisi

Stephen Ronke Faith

Adetule Abiodun John

Abagun Cecilia Temilola

Gbadebo Christianah

Jimoh Akeem Opemipo

Akinrinsoye Mathew

Adewoye Zacheous

Oriade Damilola

Adaramola Oluwatosin Micheal

Babatunde Gbenga

Aogo Bright Daniel

Ojetayo Olawale

Oyewumi Yemisi

Ayanfunke Kabiru

Akintoye Oluwafunke Arike

Olagunju Aina Funke

Akinyemi Mary Ayodola

Fabiyi Oluwagbemiga Isaac

Akinfolarin Folashade

Saliu Simiat

Oketade Iyabo Alice

Oladodun Oluwaseun Olareni

Akinyemi Rafatu

Abioye Nike

Olorunsola Omogbolahan Habeeb

Friday Veronica Rejoice

Yusuf Silifat Kikelomo

Odeniyi Taiwo

Olawale Ganiyu

Afolabi Felicia

Olopade Shakirat

Adeoye Joseph Adewumi

Felicia Ojo

Majekodunmi Segun

Obabiyi Funmilayo

Akingbola Micheal Segun

Olatunji Omolara Aina

Ojo Tosin Morenikeji

Adewoye Morenikeji Rhoda

Ogunduyile Dupe

Ojesola Toyin

Akinlosotu Motuolani Jemila

Akinbolarin Oluwagbenga

Lamidi Bisiriyu

Olawoore Aina

Fajolu Olamide Opeyemi

Ogundahunsola Taiwo Grace

Adeyemi Hajarat Folasade

Oluwabunmi Alex Ayodeji

Tawa Adepoju

Okandurin Akinyele Ayokunle

Akinbusola Taiwo

Akinwatimi Babatunde

Adegboye Olasehinde

Olatunji Olanike Mary

Ijimolu Temidayo Sunday

Faranye Yetunde Stella

Ademoyewa Oluwatobi

Akinyoyenu Tunde Joseph

Akinbamiwa Sunday

Olorunfunmilayo Yetunde

Adewumi Mary Iyabo

High Ch. Jomu Lobun Omotola Clara Joke

Olarewaju Alice Adeola

Okunlola Peter Olusegun

Awoniyi Dapo Ayomide

Adegbehingbe Oluwakemi M

Akinnadeju Olutunde Johnson

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Adegoke Victor Olarewaju

Obiyemi Obilana Williams

Akindele Oluwarotimi Julius

Akande Oladimeji Rapheal

Ahmed Alowonle

Alhaji Fatai Ilufoye

Fatanmi Abayomi Simon

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