Aiyedatiwa appoints eight special advisers, six commissioners, and the head of service

Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa demanded on Friday that the recently sworn-in commissioners and special advisers regard their appointment as a call to service.

Additionally, he asked cabinet members and the recently appointed Head of Service, Mr. Bayo Philip, to act as excellent representatives and uphold the public’s confidence in their ability to provide the state’s citizens with sound government.

At the swearing-in ceremony for six commissioners and eight special advisers in Akure, the governor spoke and asked the new hires to view their appointment as a call to duty and to provide the necessary leadership throughout their tenure in public office.

It is a really important moment that you join as commissioners and special advisers. As such, it is incumbent upon you to devise innovative concepts and regulations intended for alleviating the hardships of our citizens.

In this case, we cannot afford to fail. Leading by example and being willing to give up extravagant lives are what it takes for us to be effective political leaders in this day and age.

Using this opportunity to I would like to implore our people to refrain from applying excessive pressure to the recently appointed officials. Without interference or diversion, we ought to let them to carry out their responsibilities,” he stated.

During the ceremony, the newly appointed head of service was also acclaimed.

The Emmanuel Igbasan, Mr. Kayode Ajulo, Mr. Akinwumi Sowore, Mr. Oyeniyi Oseni, Mrs. Omowumi Isaac, and Engr Razaq Obe are the commissioners who were sworn in.

The Special Advisers are; Alabi Johnson, Pastor Babalola Ayoade, Mr. Abdulganiy Muhammad, Prof. Simidele Odimayo, Mr. Summy Smart-Francis, Mrs. Olamide Falana, Mr. Olugbenga Omole, and Mr. Summy Smart-Francis. 

Prior to this, the recently appointed Head of Service, Mr. Bayo Philip, urged state employees to recommit to the civil service, saying that under his leadership, tardiness or carelessness in the workplace would not be accepted, and that merit-based promotions would be encouraged.

Thanking Governor Aiyedatiwa for his confidence, Mr. Emmanuel Igbasan, speaking on behalf of the other appointees, pledged to back the state government.

On January 24, the previous executive council was dissolved, according to the News Agency of Nigeria.

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Aiyedatiwa appoints eight special advisers, six commissioners, and the head of state

Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa demanded on Friday that the recently sworn-in commissioners and special advisers regard their appointment as a call to service.

Additionally, he asked cabinet members and the recently appointed Head of Service, Mr. Bayo Philip, to act as excellent representatives and uphold the public’s confidence in their ability to provide the state’s citizens with sound government.

At the swearing-in ceremony for six commissioners and eight special advisers in Akure, the governor spoke and asked the new hires to view their appointment as a call to duty and to provide the necessary leadership throughout their tenure in public office.

It is a really important moment that you join as commissioners and special advisers. As such, it is incumbent upon you to devise innovative concepts and regulations intended for alleviating the hardships of our citizens.

In this case, we cannot afford to fail. Leading by example and being willing to give up extravagant lives are what it takes for us to be effective political leaders in this day and age.

Using this opportunity to I would like to implore our people to refrain from applying excessive pressure to the recently appointed officials. Without interference or diversion, we ought to let them to carry out their responsibilities,” he stated.

During the ceremony, the newly appointed head of service was also acclaimed.

The Emmanuel Igbasan, Mr. Kayode Ajulo, Mr. Akinwumi Sowore, Mr. Oyeniyi Oseni, Mrs. Omowumi Isaac, and Engr Razaq Obe are the commissioners who were sworn in.

The Special Advisers are; Alabi Johnson, Pastor Babalola Ayoade, Mr. Abdulganiy Muhammad, Prof. Simidele Odimayo, Mr. Summy Smart-Francis, Mrs. Olamide Falana, Mr. Olugbenga Omole, and Mr. Summy Smart-Francis. 

Prior to this, the recently appointed Head of Service, Mr. Bayo Philip, urged state employees to recommit to the civil service, saying that under his leadership, tardiness or carelessness in the workplace would not be accepted, and that merit-based promotions would be encouraged.

Thanking Governor Aiyedatiwa for his confidence, Mr. Emmanuel Igbasan, speaking on behalf of the other appointees, pledged to back the state government.

On January 24, the previous executive council was dissolved, according to the News Agency of Nigeria.

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