Gov Aiyedatiwa Assigns Portfolios To New Commissioners

The governor of Ondo State, Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa, has assigned portfolios to his 16 newly appointed commissioners.

This development came to be after their inauguration into the State Executive Council on Monday, July 14, 2025.

Listed below are the commissioners and their portfolios as made available by Ebenezer Adeniyan, the Chief Press Secretary to the governor.

1. Professor Igbekele Ajibefun,
Education

2. Engr Ayorinde Abiola Olawoye,
Infrastructure, Lands and Housing

3. Hon. Ayodele Akande,
Water Resources and Public Sanitation

4. Engr Alabi Johnson,
Energy and Mineral Resources

5. Alhaji Amidu Takuro,
Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs

6. Otunba Adewale Akinlosotu,
Regional Integration and Diaspora Relations

7. Mr. Idowu Ajanaku,
Information and Orientation

8. Dr. Seun Abosede Osamaye,
Women Affairs and Social Development

9. Dr. Tob Loko,
Environment

10. Mr. Olaolu Akindolire,
Budget and Economic Planning

11. Hon. Sunday Olajide,
Physical Planning and Urban Development

12. Mr. Omoyofunmi Segun Henry,
Youths and Sports Development

13. Pastor Bola Ademuwagun,
Commerce, Industry and Cooperatives

14. Engr. Leye Akinola,
Agriculture and Forestry

15. Dr. Banji Awolowo Ajaka,
Health

16. Hon. Adesoji Afolabi,
Culture and Torurism

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