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Oyebanji dissolves boards, terminates political appointments

Governor Biodun Oyebanji of Ekiti has approved the immediate dissolution of boards, commissions and parastatals, as well as the termination of the appointments of all political appointees in the state. This is contained in a statement by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Media, Mr Yinka Oyebode, on Sunday in Ado-Ekiti. Oyebanji said the […]

Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji has announced the immediate dissolution of various boards, commissions, and parastatals in the state, along with the termination of political appointees. Affected positions include Special Assistants, Senior Special Assistants, and Technical Assistants, as revealed in a statement on Sunday by the Governor's Special Adviser (Media), Yinka Oyebode.

The decision comes as the Governor's first term draws to a close, paving the way for his second term, set to begin on October 16, 2026. Statutory boards, such as the State Independent Electoral Commission (SIEC), Civil Service Commission, House of Assembly Service Commission, and Judicial Service Commission, along with the governing councils of state-owned tertiary institutions, remain unaffected.

Chairmen of SUBEB, Local Government Service Commission, and Teaching Service Commission will continue their roles, even though their respective boards are set to dissolve. Directors-General and Technical Advisors to the Governor are also exempt from the termination of appointments. Governor Oyebanji thanked the terminated appointees for their contributions to his administration's success and wished them well in their future endeavors.

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