The governor said security of lives and property remain the administration’s first priority, followed by health and education, stressing that no sector would be left behind
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Aiyedatiwa’s Govt Launches AI-Powered System To Automate Civil Service, Pension
Governor Aiyedatiwa said Ondo State can no longer operate a 21st-century public service with analogue systems designed for another era.
Gov Aiyedatiwa Charges New Appointees To Prioritize People, Deliver Results
Those sworn in included Erelu Taibat Yemi Oloruntoba as Commissioner for Special Duties; Rt. Hon. Abimbola Fajolu as Special Adviser on Environment; Chief Ade Adeniyi as Special Adviser
Gov Aiyedatiwa Unveils Plan To Boost Agricultural Production Across 203 Ondo Wards
“Agriculture happens in communities, not in government offices and not in banking offices either,” he said.
Ondo: LG, Primary School Retirees To Receive N3.8bn As Gov Aiyedatiwa Flags Off 2016 Gratuity Payments
Ondo: LG, Primary School Retirees To Receive N3.8bn As Gov Aiyedatiwa Flags…
Gov Aiyedatiwa Begins N3.82bn Gratuity Payout To 2020 Pensioners
Governor Aiyedatiwa said his administration had successfully defrayed outstanding gratuities for 2015 to 2019, describing Wednesday’s exercise as “another giant step forward”.
2027 Polls: Gov Aiyedatiwa Mobilises APC Elders For Tinubu’s Re-Election
“We don’t want to leave anybody out. Even those who are trying to create another faction, we are talking to them that APC must remain one,”
Aiyedatiwa To Flag Off New Akure Flyover construction Monday
The flyover bridge is a key component of the OUR EASE agenda of the Aiyedatiwa administration, aimed at delivering people-oriented infrastructure that directly impacts the lives of residents
Aiyedatiwa Inspects Akure-Idanre Road Project, Targets Early Completion
The Commissioner for Infrastructure, Lands and Housing, Engr Abiola Olawoye, conducted the governor round the project
Ore Market Fire: Aiyedatiwa Orders Probe, Promises Relief For Victims
Governor Aiyedatiwa said the state emergency agency had visited the market to assess and document the damage and identify those affected, assuring the traders that government would respond after the assessment