Amosun Swears in 2 Special Advisers

Abiodun Onafuye/ Abeokuta

The governor of the western Nigerian state of Ogun, Ibikunle Amosun has sworn in two new special advisers with a charge on them to see their appointment as a call to service.

The new appointees are Mrs. Aderonke Esther Aboderin, a seasoned banker who until now was his Senior Special Assistant on Trade and Investment. The other is Mr. Babajide Odusolu, a legal practitioner who is the new Special Adviser, Property and Investment.

According to the governor: “I enjoined the two of you to keep up the tradition of the founding fathers of the State by working hard to achieve greatness for the State”.

Amosun charged Mrs. Aboderin to allow her experience as a Senior Special Assistant bear on her new assignment which calls for more responsibilities while he enjoined Odusolu who is expected to oversee activities at the State Property and Investment Corporation (OPIC) to turn it around by injecting new ideas into the Corporation.

He gave the assurance that his administration would continue to justify the confidence of the electorate by providing more dividends of democracy for them.