Oyo State Officials Resign Amid Wave of Departures
On November 2, three officials resigned from the Oyo State Government, contributing to a wave of departures from Governor Seyi Makinde's administration that began last month. The officials who resigned are Ayobami Oluwaseun Ojo, the Commissioner for Budget and Economic Planning; Simeon Adegbola Oyeleke, his Special Adviser; and Sunday Olugbenga Falana, a member of the Oyo State Independent Electoral Commission (OYSIEC).
Their resignation letters were submitted on the same day, taking immediate effect. Ojo expressed gratitude to Governor Makinde for the opportunity to serve, while Oyeleke cited an unconducive working environment as the reason for his departure, stating he could no longer effectively pursue the aspirations of his people.
Falana's reasons for resigning were not specified. These latest resignations bring the total number of officials who have left the administration since October to eight, including the governor's former Chief of Staff and four other appointees.
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