Former
commissioners enjoying the accommodation facilities of the State
Government have been given eviction notices from the top.
Rauf Aregbesola
Scores of political gladiators in Osun, as well as residents of the
state were in total confusion on Thursday as news filtered in that
former commissioners and other aides of the governor have been ejected
from their official quarters in Osogbo as a result of the directive from
the office of the Chief of Staff to Governor Rauf Aregbesola, Alhaji
Gboyega Oyetola.
DAILY POST reliably gathered that the directive has continued to
generate a lot of tension among the former aides, who have continued to
reside at their official apartments despite the dissolution of the
cabinet after the completion of Aregbesola’s first term in office in
November 26, 2014.
The governor is already in the 26th month of his second term in
office without constituting a cabinet, and strangely, former
Commissioners and array of Special Advisers still operate their offices
and maintain official apartments at the government’s quarters.
A reliable source at the government’s circle told a reporter that
most of the former aides of the governor still perform executive role
under the guise of ‘”consultancy.”
For instance, the introduction of standard scale for market women
in 2016, coined “Osuwon Omoluabi” which was launched by the Ministry of
Commerce, Cooperative, Industry,and Empowerment, was practically handled
by the former Commissioner in the Ministry, Mr Jayeoba Alagbada.
Also, the recent establishment of Osun Job Centre by the
administration of governor Rauf Aregbesola was coordinated by the former
commissioner in the state, Ms. Mobolaji Akande.
In addition, the 2016 Christmas Carol, organised by the government
of Osun, had the former Commissioner for Information, Mr Sunday Akere as
the head of the organising committee, and the prime mover.
However, calls were put through to the Chief of staff, Alhaji
Gboyega Oyetola without any response. The text message sent to him for
comment was not also replied till the time of filling this report.
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