Aiyedatiwa Appoints TESCOM Board Members, SITA Chairman

Ondo State Governor, Dr Lucky Aiyedatiwa, has approved the appointment of members into the board of the Ondo State Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM).

This is contained in a statement issued by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Prince Ebenezer Adeniyan on Tuesday.

Those appointed are Mrs Oluwadaisi Oke as Chairman; Hon Ajani Oladipupo, full-time member; Mrs Titilayo Fayoriju, full-time member; Mrs Ojuolape Flora Adeyemi, full-time member; Alhaji Isiaka O. Usman, full-time member; Chairman of ASSUT, part-time member; Chairman of PTA, part-time member; a representative of the Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning, part-time member; a representative of the Ministry of Education, part-time member; and a representative of the Ministry of Finance, part-time member.

The Governor has also approved the appointment of his Senior Special Assistant on Information Technology, Hon Tomide Akinribido, as the Executive Chairman of the Ondo State Information Technology Agency (SITA).

Aiyedatiwa urged the appointees to bring their wealth of knowledge to bear in the discharge of their duties in line with the administration’s OUR EASE agenda.

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