NEWS
Fayemi Accepts Retirement Of Eight Perm Secs
Ekiti State Governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi, has accepted the retirement of eight Permanent Secretaries in the state civil service with effect from Tuesday, April 23, 2019.
The Governor thanked the Permanent Secretaries for their contributions to the development of the state and in upholding the ethics of the civil service.
He prayed that God would guide them in their future endeavours even as he urged them to be prepared to serve the state in other areas whenever their services are required.
“On behalf of the government and people of Ekiti State, I thank you for your immeasurable contributions to the development of our dear state these past years that you have served in different capacities.
“While wishing you a happy retirement, we hope that you would heed the call to serve the state in other capacities should your services and expertise be required.” the Governor said in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Olayinka Oyebode.
Delta Police Denies Flouting Presidential Order on Police Withdrawal from VIPs
CAC RC Number for Coys, NIN for Individuals – How FIRS Resolved Tax ID Controversy
Delta: Prince Chukwumeke Ugbome Installed as Uwaoma of Okpai Kingdom
ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS GLO – TONI KAN
‘Without Divine Intervention, I Wouldn’t Be Here’ – Isoko South Boss Says at End of Year Thanksgiving
New U.S. Visa Restrictions Set to Take Effect in Early 2026 for 19 Nations
Isoko North Restrains Movement of Motorcycles From 10:00pm to 6:00am Between Dec 22nd to Jan 2, 2026
Delta Gov., Oborevwori Gets Ovation as he Inspects Mega Flyover Projects in DSC Roundabout, Enerhen Junction
Shake-ups in U.S Diplomatic Service as Trump Directs Ambassadors to Nigeria, Other Nations to Return to Washington
Alleged L.G. Funds Diversion: Rights Group Set to Re-drag Aregbesola Before EFCC Over ‘N600billion Fraud’
Nwoko is a Committed Public Servant, Gov. Oborevwori on Senator’s 65th Birthday
Nwoko Allays Fears on Anioma State Creation, Reveals Positive Voting Process at NASS
‘Komolafe Operates 33 Bank Accounts, Conceals Oil and Gas Assets in Over US$20Bn Revenue Diversion Scandal, Coalition Alleges in Petition That Led to Sack’
Nwaoboshi: He’ll be Remembered for His Notable Contributions to Political Devt of Delta – Nwoko
