Ajimobi names brother, Akala’s son, 55 others as council chairmen‎ (FULL LIST)

Ajimobi names brother, Akala’s son, 55 others as council chairmen‎ (FULL LIST) A younger brother to Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State, Mr. Teslim Ajimobi, son of ex-governor of the state, Chief Adebayo Alao Akala, Mr. Olamijuwonlo Akala are among the 57 nominees named as caretaker committee chairmen in state.

The list of the 57 nominees, sent to the House of Assembly last week was read at the plenary on Tuesday by its Speaker, Hon. Michael Adeyemo.

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It consists 28 names of appointees as Caretaker Chairmen for 28 local government areas and another 29 names for 29 Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) recently created by the state.

The state has existing 33 local governments and 35 newly created LCDAs. But five LGs and six LCDAs were exempted from the list due to an ongoing litigation in relation to council delimination and proposed conduct of council polls.

The exempted LGs include the four councils in Oyo, namely Oyo West, Oyo East, Atiba and Afijio, as well as Oriire LG in Ogbomoso zone.

Also exempted are the six newly created LCDAs in Oyo zone and Oriire Local ‎government of the state.

Adeyemo forwarded the list to the house committee on Local Government and
Chieftaincy Matters for proper consideration.

He said that the government has requested for an accelerated screening of the nominees, so that the nominees would begin to contribute to the development of the state.

Adeyemo said the job of the assembly was to determine if the nominees were fit to take the position.

He noted that the house was not under pressure to screen the nominees as being speculated.

The appointees are Teslim Ajimobi (Ibadan South-East), Olamijuwonlo Alao-Akala (Ogbomoso North), Ogunrinde Williams (Olorunsogo), Abolade Akanni (Iseyin), Oluyinka Inaolaji (Ogo Oluwa), Adewale Adedeji (Ogbomoso South) and Ibrahim Gbodeniyi (Surulere).

Other include Akinniyi Fadoyin (Akinyele), Jonathan Ogundiwin (Ibadan North-East), Sadiq Akintunde (Egbeda), Biliaminu Ogundele (Ona Ara), Rauf
Adeleke (Ibarapa East) and Habeeb Ibrahim (Ibarapa Central).

Others are, Alhaji Gbenga Opaleye (Ibadan South-West), James Adeleke (Oluyole), Olawoyin Adebayo (Kajola), Alhaji Kareem Adegoke (Saki West), Bashir Adegoke (Ibadan North), Wasiu Owolabi (Atisbo) and Alhaji Bosun Ajuwon (Ibadan North-West).

The list also include, Alhaji Moroof Ajani (Saki West), Samuel Okunlade (Oorelope), Gbadamosi Adeoye (Iwajowa), Abdulfatai Adeagbo (Itesiwaju), Mudasir Agbaje
(Irepo), Mohammed Adesina (Lagelu), Wahab Oladejo (Ido) and Iliasu Sh!ttu (Ibarapa North).

On the LCDAs list are Alhaji Adeshina Sh!ttu (Iseyin South), Eyitayo Olakunle (Ado Awaye), Thomas Babarinde (Ogo-Oluwa West), Abiodun Adeyemi (Ogbomoso South-West), Israel Ogundiran (Surulere North) and
Folaranmi Oyebamiji (Surulere South).

The list also include Dawud Sulayman (Ogbomoso Central), Sakiru Fagunwa (Ibadan South-East), Joseph Akinpade (Akinyele East), Olumide Alli (Akinyele South), Prince Gbade Lana (Ibadan North-East) and Adeyinka
Adeyemi (Aj’orosun).

Also in the list are Saheed Adesina (Inukan), Fatai Ajadi (Ibarapa North-East), Ramoni Adesokan (Akorede), Sulaimon Ajayi (Iwa), Olaniyi Olawuwo (Wewe), Taiwo Adeleke (Asabari), Adekunle Oladeji (Ààrẹ Latosa) and Oyekunle Adeniyi (Omi
Apata).

Others are Abayomi Abolaji (Irepodun), Ayoola Ogundeji (Atisbo South), Samuel Ajadi (Oke’badan), Yomi Adefusi (Ibadan West), Adegoke Adeleke (Ifeloju), Samuel Egunjobi (Iganna), Akeem Aransi (Lagelu West) and Taofeek
Arowomole(Lagelu North).

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