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Thursday 13 August 2020

Gov Abiodun Names More Board/Commission Members, SSAs

The Governor of Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun, Thursday, named more chairmen and members of Boards/Commisions of government's agencies. 
Also named are six Senior Special Assistants.

The appointees, like in the earlier phases, were drawn from across membership of all the political parties in consonance with the Administration policy to promote inclusiveness, merit and experience in its quest to building a peaceful and a more prosperous future for citizens of the State 


The governor had repeatedly promised a wholesome approach to governance and stressed his resolve to appoint people from diverse experience backgrounds as political appointees towards reengineering the State and to ensure poverty alleviation and wealth creation among the people.

Appointed into different boards are:
OGUN STATE TELEVISION (OGTV)
Appointees Positions
Commr. Tunde Oladunjoye Chairman. Other members are:Mrs. Bola Akinyan, Lekan Adejare, Olukotun Segun, Sunday Akinyemi Matthew, Avose Johnson,G.O. Ogunfowora, Hon. Muri Awolaja, Akeem Anibi and Mr. Wale Idowu.
OGUN STATE PRINTING CORP.
Sola Otesile Chairman,other members are: Zangonde Daniel Sonayon, Bagbuyi Segun Tai, Dorcas Odugbesan,Gabriel Ogunyemi, Prince Adetona Fatai and Barr. Tunde Ogunsola.
OGUN STATE WATER CORP.
Hon. Fatai Sowemimo Chairman, other members are:Wale Omowunmi,Evang. Kehinde Akinsoji,Femi Ade Rasheed,Yomi Olojeloju
SENIOR SPECIAL ASSISTANTS (SSA's) include: Popoola Adesina Bolaji, Seyi Odumuyiwa,Bode Edun,Rufai Abidemi,Segun Ojolowo and Afeez Balogun.
Governor Abiodun charged the new appointees to be forward thinking in the discharge of the onerous task of moving the State to the next level.

"The Building Our Future Together is more than a mantra. It is a policy thrust that we will leave no stone unturned to actualize. Our inclusiveness is deliberate, because together, we will achieve more and at a faster pace", the statement said.

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