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Osun State Assembly Considers Bill to Establish Park Management System

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 22
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The Osun State House of Assembly has begun considering a bill to establish a Park Management System across the state. The lawmakers advanced the Osun State Park Management System Bill, 2026, through second reading, following its introduction by Abiola Waheed, Chairman of the House Committee on Works and Transport. The proposed law seeks to provide a formal legal framework for managing motor parks and garages in Osun State.

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The legislation aims to introduce a structured management system for parks across the state. If passed into law, the system would regulate revenue collection from motor parks, introduce digital ticketing, and help the government block leakages in its internally generated revenue.

Governor Ademola Adeleke announced the reintroduction of the Park Management System across Osun State following deadly violence linked to disputes over motor park control.

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    The new system could formalize the management of motor parks and garages, impacting state revenue and operational structure.

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