The state’s Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Mr. Donald Ojogo, in a statement in Akure, yesterday, said that the report had already been sent to the World Bank in readiness for yet-to-be-specified funds as grant to Ondo.
Meanwhile, the Ondo State Government has shared N137 million revenue that accrued from Land Use Charge, as well as radio and television licence, in the last six months, to the 18 local councils of the state.
It was learnt that each of the 18 local councils got N2.25 million after the money was shared while the state government got N94 million.
Chairman of Ondo State Internal Revenue Service, Mr. Tolu Adegbie, said the state generated the money through the Land Use Charge, courtesy of the Ondo State Internal Revenue Service (OSIRS).
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