Oyo State Government, under the leadership of Governor Seyi Makinde FNSE, has announced its transition from analog to digital systems in land allocation. This move aims to enhance transparency, efficiency, and accountability in the allocation process.
The Honourable Commissioner for Lands, Housing, and Urban Development, Mr. Williams Akin-Funmilayo, made this announcement on Tuesday, January 28, 2025, in Ibadan, the capital of Oyo State. He emphasized that individuals can now obtain their “Provisional Letter of Allocation on State Land” through the Ministry’s improved digital allocation platform.
Makinde’s Digital Drive: Oyo State Introduces Online Land Allocation System
However, with the innovation of including computerized generated letter of allocation with QR code on State land gives an assurance on it’s safety, security and genuity that can be verified anytime any day anywhere from ones comfort zone without any contradiction or confusion.
The new digital platform offers numerous benefits, including:
1. Elimination of Double Allocation: No more worries about government land being allocated to multiple individuals.
2. Authentication of Allocation Letters: QR codes on allocation letters ensure authenticity and can be verified anytime, anywhere.
3. Efficient Plot Allocation: Only available plots are allocated, eliminating confusion and disputes.
4. Easy Reference and Reporting: A more streamlined process for tracking and managing land allocations.
5. Robust Database: A centralized database for GRA lands allottees, making it easier to manage and track allocations.
“This digital transformation marks a significant milestone in Oyo State’s efforts to leverage on technology for improved governance and citizen satisfaction,” the commissioner added.
In conclusion, Oyo State’s transition to digital land allocation is a major step forward in promoting transparency, efficiency, and accountability. As a development in progress in digital governance, Oyo State is tending towards sustainable development plan that its citizens can look forward to improved services and a more responsive government.
