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Governor Seyi Makinde appoints new permanent secretaries, tutors-general, others
According to the statement, the approval followed a thorough process, which included written and oral examinations.
The Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has approved the appointments of a new set of Permanent Secretaries, Inspectors-General of Education, Tutors-General and the Surveyor-General for the state.
The Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Taiwo Adisa, announced this on Sunday.
He said the list contained seven permanent secretaries, 10 Inspectors-General of Education, 10 tutors-general and the surveyor-general of the state.
The governor, according to Adisa, said a date would be announced for the inauguration of the newly promoted officers.
According to the statement, the approval followed a thorough process, which included written and oral examinations.
The statement listed the new Permanent Secretaries as including: Fatai Falola, Evelyn Akintunde, Lukman Muraina, Oluyemisi Adebusuyi, Modupe Adeleye, Tajudeen Raji and Sunday Ojelabi.
Abiodun Alaba was appointed the new Surveyor-General of the state, while the newly-appointed Inspectors-General for Education included: Adebayo Salaam, Bamidele Oyinloye, Lawrence Binuyo, Paul Oyedokun.
Others were: Lukman Kareem, Olarinre Oloyede, Oyeyemi Ojo, Olusanjo Adeniyi, Faosat Oluokun, and Olajide Okesade.
In the category of Tutors-General, Toyin Akinyemi, Akinlolu Akinwale, Julius Folaranmi, Olatunde Suulola, Babatunde Onifade, Haroon Lawal, Kafari Babajide, Serifat Abimbola, Tunde Adeniran and Olubukola Oladipo were appointed.
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