Eti-Osa Local Government swears in its SLG; Supervisors and Special Advisers

Members of the executive council were sworn in today in the presence of family, party faithfuls and well wishers. The atmosphere was filled with excitement as this is an occasion that has been long awaited.

Members of the executive council were sworn in today in the presence of family, party faithfuls and well wishers. The atmosphere was filled with excitement as this is an occasion that has been long awaited.

The Executive Chairman Hon. Saheed Adesegun Bankole in his remarks urged the newly sworn in Excos to discharge their duties impartially as a lot of expectations has been placed in their hands. He reiterated on working in one accord with the other council functionaries in order to achieve the desired goals.

Below are the lists of newly sworn in appointees:

1) Hon. Idowu Badru.

2) Hon. Lukmon Atanda Elegushi.

3) Hon. Idayat Eletu Oyewole.

4) Hon. Lateef Sanni.

5) Hon. Sharafa Balogun.

6) Hon. Moshoood Ayodeji Shade.

7) Hon. Kadiri Mureni Adewale.

8) Hon. Sheu Tijani Bakare

9) Hon. Maiyegun Abiodun.

10) Hon. (Barr) Rufus Oluwatoyin Oshinkoya.

The Legal Officer Mrs Folake Roberts officiated the swearing-in and taking of Oaths of the appointed members. The Secretary to the Local Government (SLG) gave the vote of thanks on behalf of the appointees.

Notably present at the ceremony were the Executive Chairman, The Vice Chairman, Omooba Adeola Adetoro,  Members of the Legislative Council, Apex Leaders, Political Stalwarts, The Council Manager, Mr. Wasiu Akintola Adebowale and other well wishers.

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