The Ondo State House of Assembly has officially approved the appointment of twelve commissioner-nominees to serve on the State Executive Council, SEC, as announced by Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa.
Among these appointees are eight individuals who previously held positions in the administration of the late former Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, showcasing a mix of experience and new talent within the state government.
Following a thorough screening process, the nominees were deemed competent and mentally prepared to take on the responsibilities that lie ahead, as stated by the Chairman of the House Committee on Selection, Deputy Speaker Abayomi Akinruntan.
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This rigorous evaluation ensures that only the most qualified individuals are entrusted with the crucial task of governing the state.
The list of confirmed commissioner-nominees includes a diverse group of professionals such as Dr. Banji Ajaka, Pastor Segun Ayerin, Olaolu Akindolire, Boye Ologbese, Hamidu Takuro, Sunday Akinwalere, Lola Fagbemi, Saka Ogunleye, Rasheed Badmus, Olayato Aribo, Adewale Akinlosotu, and Mr. Gbenga Olaniyi, each bringing their unique skills and expertise to the table.
Speaker Olamide Oladiji urged the newly appointed commissioners to approach their roles with dedication and commitment, emphasizing the significant responsibility they hold in contributing to the development and progress of the state.
The magnitude of the task at hand requires unwavering dedication and a strong sense of duty from each member of the State Executive Council.
In response to their confirmation, nominee Lola Fagbemi expressed gratitude to Governor Aiyedatiwa for the confidence placed in them and pledged to deliver their best efforts in service to the state.
This commitment to excellence and public service sets a positive tone for the future endeavors of the newly appointed commissioners, reflecting a shared vision for the advancement of Ondo State.
Earlier this year, the Assembly also vetted and approved six additional commissioner nominees nominated by the governor, further solidifying the state government’s commitment to assembling a capable and effective leadership team.
This ongoing process of appointing qualified individuals to key positions underscores the importance of governance and public service in driving positive change and development within the state.
