Ekiti State Assembly Submits List of Screened Commissioner Nominees to Governor Oyebanji for Final Action.

Ekiti State Assembly Submits List of Screened Commissioner Nominees to Governor Oyebanji for Final Action.

In a significant step towards bolstering governance and administration in Ekiti State, the Ekiti State House of Assembly has successfully transmitted its Resolution on the list of nominated Commissioners to the state's Governor, Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji. The development was officially announced by the Chairman of the House Committee on Media and Public Affairs, Hon. Babatunde Oke, during a press release held in Ado Ekiti.

The list comprises Twenty-One (21) meticulously screened and confirmed Commissioner nominees who were put forward to the House by Governor Oyebanji. This meticulous screening process was conducted in adherence to the constitutional requirements as stipulated in Section 192(2) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended). The completion of these constitutional processes marks a crucial milestone in the appointment of Commissioners and reinforces the commitment of the Ekiti State Assembly to upholding the principles of good governance.

Upon the successful transmission of the list to Governor Oyebanji, it is anticipated that he will promptly proceed with the essential swearing-in ceremony, officially welcoming the nominated Commissioners into their respective roles. Following the swearing-in, the Governor will assign specific portfolios to each Commissioner, effectively delineating their areas of responsibility and ensuring the smooth functioning of the government.

In his statement, Hon. Babatunde Oke, the House spokesman, emphasized the Ekiti State House of Assembly's unwavering dedication to serving as a responsive and progressive institution. The Assembly remains steadfast in its commitment to delivering on the aspirations and needs of the people, thereby contributing to the overall growth and development of the state.

The timely completion of the nomination and screening process indicates the collaborative efforts between the Executive and Legislative arms of the government, signifying a positive stride towards effective governance and representation in Ekiti State.

As the state awaits the official swearing-in and portfolio assignments, the citizens of Ekiti can anticipate a renewed impetus in governance and expect that the appointed Commissioners will diligently carry out their duties and responsibilities to the best of their abilities, promoting the welfare and progress of the state.