The President of the Ijesa Improvement Council, Supo Shadiya, has mentioned plans are in movement to handle rising home rents in Ijesaland, particularly in campus areas.
Particularly, Shadiya mentioned extra focus can be channelled to College of Ilesa group with the intention of curbing alleged exploitation of scholars and lecturers by landlords.
He made this recognized whereas talking on the fiftieth version of the Frontliners organised by the Osun State chapter of the League of Veteran Journalists in Osogbo, capital of the state.
Shadiya, a foremost geologist raised considerations over exorbitant rents charged by homeowners and brokers within the college areas, disclosing that the Council is taking steps to deal with the menace.
The oil business skilled additionally holds influential management positions in Ijesaland.
Because the President of Ijesa Improvement Council, the umbrella physique for all of the golf equipment, unions, and associations in Ijesaland, selling improvement within the jurisdiction, Shadiya vowed to galvanise different stakeholders within the historical city to make lige bearable for college kids and others confronting excessive home rents.
Shadiya can also be the President, Roots Membership of Ijesaland; President, Pioneers Membership of Ijesaland and the Chairman, Ijesa Mineral Sources Improvement Discussion board, a non-governmental organisation, selling world-class environmental stewardship and finest mining practices in Ijesaland.
Delving into his core space of experience, Shadiya famous that every one refineries within the nation are government-owned and criticised the absence of efficient upkeep tradition throughout the sector.
He harassed that common upkeep was important for operational reliability and long-term effectivity.
In keeping with him, insufficient consideration to upkeep had contributed considerably to recurring breakdowns and the shortcoming of the refineries to perform optimally.