Ondo Signage:Yomi Oyekan Meets Idowu Ajanaku On Outdoor Advertising Standards
The newly appointed Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Signage in Ondo State, Mr. Yomi Oyekan, paid a working visit to the Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Hon. Idowu Ajanaku, to discuss ways of strengthening the state’s outdoor advertising sector.
During the meeting, Oyekan outlined the government’s new assignment aimed at positioning the Ondo State Signage and Advertisement Agency (OSSAA) as a benchmark for quality and efficiency in outdoor advertising.
He emphasized the need for collaboration across all relevant ministries and agencies to raise advertising standards, improve service delivery, and support the state’s broader modernisation agenda.
“The OSSAA is set to play a pivotal role in reshaping how outdoor media is managed in Ondo State,” Oyekan said.
“We are looking at every possible avenue to ensure that our signage not only meets international best practices but also contributes to the state’s revenue and job creation goals.
”To enhance public engagement, Oyekan introduced the agency’s official social‑media platforms to the commissioner:
– Instagram: @ossaa_online
– X (formerly Twitter): @ossaactive
– TikTok: @ossaa_online
These channels will be used to share updates on policy initiatives, showcase successful projects, and provide a platform for stakeholders to interact with the agency.
In his response, Hon. Ajanaku congratulated Oyekan on his appointment and pledged the Ministry’s full support.
“We are committed to working hand‑in‑hand with the OSSAA to bring industry partners into Ondo State under the OUR EASE agenda,” he said.
“Our efforts are already underway to develop standards that will elevate service delivery, boost internally generated revenue, and create employment opportunities for our youths.”
The meeting underscored the state government’s determination to leverage modern technology and strategic partnerships to transform Ondo’s advertising landscape. As the OSSAA moves forward, stakeholders anticipate a more structured, transparent, and commercially viable outdoor advertising environment across the state.
