Osun State Governor, Adegboyega Oyetola, on Thursday, appointed 30 civil servants as Permanent Secretaries.

 

Names of those appointed were contained in a statement signed by the Head of Service, Dr Festus Oyebade.

 

The statement said those appointed as PS would fill existing vacancies in the State Civil Service.

 

Those appointed include;

 

1 Engr. Kamoru A. Babalola

 

2 Engr. S. O. Ajao

 

3 Mr. M. A. K. Jimoh

 

4 Mr. R. A. Popoola

5. D. O. Ogunrinade

 

6 Mrs. J. K. Odediran

 

7 Mr. Oyesiku AdeluM

Mr. Babajide Falade

 

1. Mrs. Funmilola Oyewole

 

1. Mr. O.A. Ogundun

 

 

1. Mrs. Bukola Aderibigbe

 

1. Mrs. Taiwo Oladunjoye

 

1. Dr.A. A Oni

 

1. Mr. Lekan Babalola

 

1. Mrs. Sola Akinsola

 

1. Mr. K.N. Akintola

 

1. Mr. J. S. Adekomi

 

18 Mrs Jibola Falode

 

19 Mis AY Esan

 

1. Mrs C O Falade

 

21) Mr C O Fasina

 

1. Mrs Gbemisola Fayoyin

 

23) Mr MA Olawale

 

24 Mr SA Raji

 

25 Pharmacist Kunle Adebayo

 

26 Mr TO Akinwumi

 

27) Mr Richard Oyegbami

 

28 Mr Fatai Adekilekun

 

1. Mr. M.O. Obidiya

 

1. Engr. |. A Babalola

 

 

But the Osun State governor-elect, Senator Ademola Adeleke, has vowed to sack the 30 permanent secretaries appointed on Thursday by the state governor, Gboyega Oyetola, by Monday, Adeleke’s spokesperson, Olawale Rasheed, has said.

 

Adeleke said he would sack Oyetola’s newly appointed permanent secretaries on Monday, after his inauguration as governor of the state on Sunday.

 

Adeleke, in a statement by his spokesperson, Rasheed, vowed that the appointed civil servants would be sacked by Monday.

 

The statement read, “Any coordinating director who accepts a permanent secretary appointment from outgoing Governor Gboyega Oyetola will exit the service from November 28th, Osun State Governor-elect, Senator Ademola Adeleke has warned.

 

“The governor-elect affirmed that taking such appointments at this last minute indicated the readiness of those directors to exit the state service.

 

“We want to put on records that those who accept the appointments should be ready to leave the service whether or not their service tenure has reached statutory age. The occupants will be treated as political appointees who will automatically follow the outgoing Governor out of public service from November 28.

 

 

“At the same time, those who still want to remain in service of Osun State government should decline the Greek gift from the outgoing Governor.

 

“We affirm that no waiver will be entertained in sacking from office any kangaroo permanent secretary.”