CARETAKER CHAIRMAN NOMINEE DIES FEW HOURS TO SCREENING
Barely few hours to the screening of newly appointed Caretaker Chairmen for the twenty local government area of Ogun State, one of the nominees Hon. Shuaib Mulero Adeosun from Ipokia Local Government, has died.
Penpushing reports that, a family source on Wednesday said the deceased had been sick for a while, but died as he prepares for the screening exercise scheduled to hold at the Ogun State House of Assembly, located at Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta .
The Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, it will be recalled appointed transition committees for the 20 Local Government Areas of the State, following expiration of the tenure of elected Chairmen of the councils in October 2019.
The Governor in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary Kunle Somorin, indicated that the new transition committee members were chosen in furtherance of the government’s philosophy of inclusive and participatory governance, adding that the committees would be in office until the Ogun State Electoral Commission (OGSEIC), conducts election to pick new council chairmen.
Penpushing further reports that, the statement explained that each of the 20 council areas has a 5-man committee comprising a Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary to the local government and two other members.
The release added that, the Chairmen included: Ayo Shomide, Abeokuta South; Prince Tunde Tella for Abeokuta North, Fatai Mustapha, Obafemi Owode; Mr. Semiu Bola Lawal, Odeda; Hon. Fola Salami, Ifo; Mr. Muyiwa Babayemi, Ewekoro, while Ijebu-Ode has Engr. Olugbenga Olugbile as its Chairman.
The statement said Femi Onokoya, takes charge of Odogbolu; Mr. Segun Odunola, Ijebu North East; Rotimi Akinsanya, Ikenne; Gbenga Banjo Baruwa, Sagamu; Biodun Somoye, Remo North; Jaiyeola Yekeen, Ijebu North and Mr. Falujo Callistus, Ijebu East.
Penpushing also reports Other transition committee chairmen are: Femi Onanuga, Ogun Waterside; Mr. Fagbenro Olabode, Yewa South; Shuaib Adeoshun, Ipokia; Mr. Babatunde Bankole, Yewa North; Olusola Oke, Imeko Afon and Wasiu Lawal, Ado-Odo/Ota.
