Following the recent appointment of three new Permanent Secretaries, the Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, has approved the deployment of the appointees and the redeployment of three others in the Lagos State Public Service.
A release signed by the Lagos State Head of Service, Mr. Hakeem Muri-Okunola, said that the new Permanent Secretaries – Mrs. Olushekun, Bibilomo Olayide, Mr. Obadina, Akinbode and Mrs. Akanbi, Adenike Ganiat have been deployed as follows:
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1. Mrs. Olushekun, Bibilomo Olayide
Local Government Establishments & Training Office
2. Mr. Obadina, Akinbode
Local Government Service Commission
3. Mrs. Akanbi, Ganiat Adenike
Office of the Chief of Staff
Similarly, Muri-Okunola stated that Mr. Governor has approved the redeployment of the following Permanent Secretaries:
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NAME
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1. Mr. Musa Olawale Moroof
Office of the Chief of Staff
Office of Establishment & Training
2. Engr. Kosegbe, Abiola
Local Government
Service Commission
Office of Civic Engagement
3. Mr. Onayele, Augustine Abiodun
Office of Establishment & Training
Ministry of Wealth Creation & Employment. To take over immediately Ms. Fashola, Simone Olayinka commences her mandatory terminal leave.
While wishing all the appointees a rewarding and impactful tenure, the Head of Service said the deployment and redeployment are with immediate effect. Accordingly, affected Permanent Secretaries are to ensure proper hand-over.
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