AMBASSADOR OGUNSOLA SWEARS IN POLITICAL APPOINTEES, CHARGES THEM TO COME UP WITH NEW IDEAS TO IMPROVE REVENUE - CAVEAT TIMES

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Saturday, February 19, 2022

AMBASSADOR OGUNSOLA SWEARS IN POLITICAL APPOINTEES, CHARGES THEM TO COME UP WITH NEW IDEAS TO IMPROVE REVENUE

BY: SEGUN SONEYE
The Executive Chairman Obafemi Owode local government, Ambassador Ogunsola Adesina has charged the newly sworn in political appointees to come up with new ideas in order to improve the internal  revenue of the local government.

Ambassador Ogunsola while swearing in the appointees appreciated Ogun State Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun for the various developmental projects going on in different parts of the State, particularly, Obafemi Owode Local Government.

While appreciating the Governor for the giant stride and other monumental projects put in place, Ambassador Ogunsola charges new political appointees to come out with ideas that could boost the internal generated revenue of the local government in order to meet the yearnings of the people.
His words, "You should see the entire local government as your constituency and establish a good working relationship not only to your colleagues in the executive arm but also to members of legislative arm, the entire staff and the citizens of the local government". 

He also appealed  to the appointees to give maximum support to his administration at all times.

Responding, the newly sworn in Secretary to the local government, Hon Koyode Dipeolu thanked the  Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, the Executive Chairman, Obafemi Owode local government Amb Ogunsola Adesina for the opportunity given to them to serve and also promised the Chairman their full loyalty.

The event was witnessed by 
Rt. Hon. Tunji Egbetokun Senior Special adviser to the Governor on Political Matters,  Hon Idowu Olude, APC Party chairman, Obafemi Owode,  Oba Kolawole Aremu Sowemimo, Olu of Owode Egba, former local government chairmen ,councillors representing various wards and APC party chieftains in Obafemi owode local government 


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