Ondo dissolves parastatal boards as tenures end

In a significant administrative move, the Ondo State Government has announced the immediate dissolution of the boards of numerous parastatals and commissions. This decision comes as the tenures of the appointed officials have officially expired, signaling a transition in leadership and governance within the state's public institutions.

The directive, issued by the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, Prince Ebenezer Adeniyan, affects key agencies such as the Ondo State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), the Local Government Service Commission, the Muslim Welfare Board, and the Christian Welfare Board. Furthermore, Education Secretaries across all 18 Local Government Areas in the state are included in this dissolution, marking a comprehensive overhaul.

All affected individuals have been instructed to hand over their responsibilities to the most senior administrative officers in their respective offices. This ensures a smooth transition and maintains the continuity of operations within these vital government bodies. Governor Aiyedatiwa expressed his gratitude to the outgoing officials for their service and contributions during their respective tenures.

From the perspective of Ondo State, this action is a standard part of governmental restructuring, especially following the end of tenures. It allows for the infusion of new ideas and personnel, aligning with the administration's ongoing efforts to enhance governance and development. The government is expected to announce new appointments in due course, a process that will be closely watched as it reflects the administration's priorities and vision for the state's future. This move is seen as a necessary step to ensure efficient service delivery and effective management of public resources.

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The Ondo State Government announces the expiration of tenure and consequent dissolution of the Boards of some Parastatals and Commissions in the State, with immediate effect