How relief packages will be shared in Osun.
a. All bags of rice be supplied to the car park at abeere.
b. Alhaja Giwa to supply canopy for the rice.
c. HC budget and HC finance to assist with pallets.
d. HC information to provide media coverage for the event.
A total of 6,020 bags of rice would be distributed throughout the state using the 3,010 units in the state ie 2 bags per unit.
A distribution committee per local government is established with the below being part of the committee.
1. Commisioner/SA
2. Member house assembly
3. Party chairman local Govt.
4. Council chairman local Govt
5. Council secretary local Govt
6. Leader of the house
7. Vice chairman council
8. Muslim/ Christian Representative
9. 2 party leaders.
A distribution committee at the ward level includes.
a. Ward party chairman
b. Councillor
c. Youth leader
d. Woman leader
e. 2 elders.
Distribution committee at the unit level includes.
a. Unit chairman
b. 4 other members of the unit committee
Each local government chairman (main council) is to come with a truck to convey its rice.
Please note that old councils of 31 local government are used.
A provision of N20k per council is available for logistics.
Each bag of rice must have government sticker on it.
Each council Chairman should lead their trucks to and fro the venue of distribution with their Lockdown exception tags to prevent being embarrassed by the lock down enforcement team.
Below are the details of bags going to each local government for planning.
1. Atakumosa East. 136 bags
2. Atakumosa west. 134 bags
3. Ilesa east. 190 bags
4. Ilesha west. 190 bags
5. Ayedaade. 264 bags
6. Ayedire. 108 bags
7. Boluwaduro. 148 bags
8. Boripe. 156 bags
9. Ede north. 244 bags
10. Ede south. 150 bags
11. Egbedore. 106 bags
12. Ejigbo. 186 bags
13. Ife central. 336 bags
14. Ifedayo. 126 bags
15. Ife East. 124 bags
16 Ifelodun. 210 bags
17. Ife north. 180 bags
18. Ife south. 244 bags
19. Ila. 248 bags
20. Irepodun. 254 bags
21. Irewole. 238 bags.
22. Isokan. 134 bags
23. Iwo. 288 bags
24. Obokun. 166 bags
25. Odo Otin. 224 bags
26. Ola oluwa. 106 bags
27. Olorunda. 232 bags
28. Oriade. 222 bags.
29. Orolu. 166 bags
30. Osogbo. 454 bags
31 Area office. 58 bags
Total:6,020
