The Osun State House of Assembly has revealed that it’s going to make public the names of the nominees for the cupboard of Governor Ademola Adeleke.
The Director of Information and Public Relations of the Assembly, Laide Lawal, made the declaration in an announcement issued on Thursday.
Lawal stated the record would be unveiled to the lawmakers and your complete public, at plenary.
“Consequent upon the receipt of the list of would-be commissioners of the Government of Osun State from the Governor, Senator Ademola Jackson Nurudeen Adeleke, in line with the provisions of Section 192 (1) and (2) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended), the Speaker, Osun State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Adewale Egbedun, will tomorrow, Friday, July 7th, 2023, at the House Plenary, make the list public.
“The Speaker, according to the constitutional dictates, will read the said list out to the people of the state at the hallowed chamber of the Assembly during the plenary session of the House as a preparation towards the screening exercise for those who made the list.
“In view of the above, all the stakeholders in the state, especially media, are enjoined to take note of the above state assignment as partners in progress.”
Media Talk Africa remembers that the spokesperson for Governor Adeleke, Olawale Rasheed, confirmed on Tuesday, whereas talking with journalists, that the record of cupboard nominees was prepared.
Rasheed additionally confirmed that the record had already been despatched to the Assembly through the Speaker.
He additionally stated, “The governor and the state leadership have done the needful, and the public should expect the list to be made public sooner than later.”
Litigation over the result of the gubernatorial and normal elections was listed as one of many elements that delayed the discharge of the cupboard record to the Assembly.
Media Talk Africa gathered that the delay has generated apprehension among the many totally different curiosity teams inside the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) within the state, whereas others concluded that Governor Adeleke intentionally withheld the record from the final meeting, which had an All Progressives Congress (APC) majority.
