Ondo State Welcomes New Appointments in Entertainment and Tourism

The Governor of Ondo State, Hon. Lucky Aiyedatiwa, has brought some exciting news to the entertainment scene by appointing comedian Oluseyi Aletile, famously known as Seyi Law, as his Senior Special Assistant on Entertainment & Tourism.

This announcement was made by the Chief Press Secretary to the governor, Ebenezer Adeniyan, in a statement released on Monday. The governor’s decision is part of a broader effort to enhance governance and improve service delivery for the people of Ondo State.

In addition to Seyi Law, several others have joined the team as Senior Special Assistants. They include Alonge Felix Kolawole for Social Investment, Hon. Tomide Akinribido taking charge of ICT, and Allen Sowore who will manage Strategic Communication. Femi Lawson has been appointed for Public Enlightenment, while Rotimi Agbede will oversee Citizen Orientation.

Moreover, Muyiwa Ogunleye will focus on Community Integration, and Rotimi Wemimo Akinsola will handle Agric & Agribusiness. Uzoma Egbulefu has been appointed for Non-indigenes, and Chief Olufunke Adu will take on the role of Market Women Relations.

The governor also made 20 more appointments for special assistants. This team includes Mrs Eko Davies, who will address Traders Affairs, and Kike Isijola, who will focus on Digital Media. Others like Mrs Dupe Adetuwo (Arts & Culture), Oriade Adebanwo (Emergency Response), and Fadesola Ojamomi (Inter-Party Affairs) are also included.

Furthermore, Oladimeji Olawale is set to handle Intra-Party Affairs, Akinboni Samuel will manage Party Affairs, and Bello Titus Abiodun will work on Innovation. Recent appointments also include Hon Ejor Moses Agagu and Oluyemi Damilola Grace for Mobilisation, as well as several others representing various non-indigenous groups in the state.

Adeniyan emphasized that these appointments take immediate effect, as the governor congratulated the new appointees and encouraged them to dedicate themselves to serving the people of Ondo State.