OpenLife Nigeria reports that twists emerged in the circle of Lagos State government as the State House of Assembly rejected some Commissioner-nominees during screening.
According to the information, the Lagos State House of Assembly on Wednesday rejected 17 of the 39 commissioner-nominees sent to it by Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu for confirmation. Most of the rejected nominees served with the governor in his first term.
They are Mrs. Folashade Adefisayo (Education); Prof. Akin Abayomi (Health); Gbenga Omotoso (Information and Strategy); Olalere Odusote (Energy); Sam Egube (Economic Budget and Planning); Mrs. Solape Hammod); Mrs. Cecilia Dada (Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation); Mrs. Aramide Adeyoye (Works and Infrastructure).
No reason has been given as the time of going to press for the rejection.
But some Muslim groups in the State had protested that there were more Christians than Moslems in the list.
The state government is yet to react.
Below is the list:
1. Mrs. Folashade Adefisayo (Education);
2. Prof. Akin Abayomi (Health);
3. Gbenga Omotoso (Information and Strategy);
4. Olalere Odusote (Energy);
5. Mrs. Solape Hammod);
6. Mrs. Cecilia Dada (Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation);
7. Mrs. Aramide Adeyoye (Works and Infrastructure);
8. Sam Egube (Economic Budget and Planning);
9. Yomi Oluyomi;
10. Mrs. Folashade Ambrose;
11. Ms. Barakat Bakare;
12. Rotimi Fashola;
13. Olalekan Fatodu;
14. Mosopefolu George;
15. Seun Osiyemi;
16. Rotimi Ogunwuyi
17. Olumide Oluyinka.
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