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OGD SWEARS-IN NEW PERMANENT SECRETARY

In its bid to re-invigorate the Civil Service for optimal productivity, a new Permanent Secretary, Engineer Muse Adisa Oni has been sworn-in by Otunba Gbenga Daniel. Similarly, some permanent secretaries were re-deplored in a move aimed at repositioning the civil service for efficiency. Engr. Muse Adisa Oni, a Civil Engineer by training is being Sworn-in as the 37th Permanent Secretary who is to oversee the Ministry of Works which became vacant following the retirement of Engr. Adewunmi Tade.

Otunba Gbenga Daniel who performed the Swearing- in explained to the new Permanent Secretary to quickly settle down and team up in order to play his role in fulfilling the Agenda for A Secured Future. He said the task before all and sundry pre-supposes that all Stakeholders must be conscious of the high Public expectations of making Ogun State the pride of the people. Otunba Gbenga Daniel seized the opportunity to commend the existing cordial relationship between Political Officer and the Top Echelon of the Civil Service and stressed the need to continually build on the progress made so far.

Meanwhile, Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED), Ijebu –Ode has won the Award as the best University in Africa.
The University emerged top after being adjudged the best in four criteria which include curricular, relationship between Staff and Students as ell as having assets worth of N1billion within one and half years. Vice Chancellor of the Institution; Prof. Kayode Oyesiku who was in Ghana o receive the Award on behalf of the State attributed the feat to Otunba Gbenga Daniel vision to have the 1st University of Education in Nigeria. The University, he disclosed has been inducted into the Kwame Nkrumah Leadership Hall of fame for pioneering a revolution in the Continent’s Education Sector.

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