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BODE MUSTAPHA, 50 OTHERS MAKE GOVERNOR’S ELDERS COUNCIL

The statement on Saturday, explained that members of the Council include statesmen and women who have the requisite governance, business and political experiences necessary to deliver the dividends of democracy to the people.

‘In order to walk the talk about his commitment to inclusive and participatory governance, the Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, MFR, has constituted Governors’ Elders Council (GEC) comprising of critical stakeholders in the All Progressives Congress (APC)’,the statement said

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The statement added that, the council’s membership include: Senator Biyi Durojaiye, Prince Segun Adesegun,  Senator Gbenga Kaka, Chief Muyideen Sabitu,  Chief Segun Osibote, Chief Johnson Ogundeko, Chief Folorunso Elias, Alhaji Sarumi  and Chief Rasheed Adenusi

Penpushing further reports that,others are; Chief Bisi Rodipe, Chief Segun Aderibigbe, Dr. Olukoya Adeleke Adedoyin, Alhaji Dauda Afolabi Olokun, Chief Tolu Daodu, Chief Adepegba Otemolu, ACP Lamidi Odulawa Rtd,  Otunba Adekunle Orekoya, Chief James Dina,  Chief Sam Durojaye,Senator Odujirin and  Dr. Ogunbiyi

The list also include; Chief Shoyemi, Chief Sodiyan, Hon. Dave Salako, Chief Yemi Adefulu, Chief Fohun Abiola, Chief Dayo Abatan, Engr. Michael Joda, Pa Olutunji E Sotomi, Chief Aiyedogbon, Senator Akin Odunsi, Chief Babatunde Fadun, Chief Muftau Ajibola, Chief Mrs Iyabo Apanpa, Chief Waliu Ajibode, Chief Olusanya, Chief Musibau Obanla, Chief Olu Agemo, Bashorun Hon. Bisiriyu Popoola and Chief Samuel Elegbede

Penpushing reports that, they also include; Alhaji. Adesokan, Dr. Femi Majekodunmi, Chief Sunday Sowunmi ,Chief Muyideen Soremekun,Hon. Babatunde Adesina, Chief Bode Mustapha, Engr. Seni Ayorinde, Chief Michael Adeleke Fajimi, Barrister Moshood Taiwo, Alhaji Adebesin and Chief Shamusideen Osho

The release added that the members are to ensure strategic allocation of resources to projects and programmes that will make the most impact on the citizenry, irrespective of party affiliations or any other sectional sentiments.

 

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