JUST IN: Ondo Senator Appoints 46 Nonstatutory Aides To Create Employment

Senator Nicholas Tofowomo of Ondo South Senatorial District has announced the appointments of 46 nonstatutory sides. Says, the take-home of the least of them will be more than the salary of a newly employed level 9 officer in a state civil service

In a Statement on Wednesday by his Media Aide, Akinrinlola Olumide, Senator Nicholas Tofowomo of Ondo South, has appointed 46 Peoples from across six Local Governments of his Senatorial district as non statutory Aides.

The Senator who promised to appoint more Aides, said he has dedicated 40% of his salary to create employment and reduce poverty in line with his electoral promises during campaign.

Senator Tofowomo also said the take-home of the least of the appointees is going to be more than the salary of a newly employed level 9 officer in a state civil service.

The full statement reads:

”I am directed by distinguished Senator Nicholas Tofowomo of Ondo South to announce the appointments of the following non statutory Aides.

Personal Assistants

1. Abilawon Bukola (Personal Assistant on Okitipupa LG)

2. Albert Oluwambe ( Personal Assistant on Irele LG)

3. Femi Ogunleye ( Personal Assistant on Odigbo LG)

4. Bodunwa Felix (Personal Assistant on Ese Odo LG)

5. Segun Akinbulejo (Personal Assistant on Ilaje LG)

Special Assistants

1. Mr. Olumide Ewi (Special Assistant contact and mobilisation – Okitipupa LG)

2. Duro Olatuyi (Special Assistant special duties – Ilaje)

3. Obanor Rotimi (Sepecial Assistant contact and mobilisation-Irele LG)

4. Hon Tayo Ajayi ( Special Assistant contact and mobilisation-Ileoluji/Okeigbo LG

5. Adejumobi Rasheed Samora (Special Assistant on Security and Intelligence – Odigbo LG)

6. Adebisi Lukman (Special Assistant contact and mobilisation- Odigbo LG

7. Otegha Traceylee (Special assistant on special interest-Odigbo LG)

8. Felix George Special Assistant contact and mobilisation- Ese Odo LG)

9. Fadayomi Segun (Special Assistant on Security and intelligence – Irele LG

Youth Council

1. George Die, chairman youth council – Ese Odo

2. Efe Charity, member youth council – Okitipupa

3. Olaoluwa Akinyele, member youth council -Irele

4. Toyin Ogungbure, member youth council-Ilaje

5. Sikiru Akinniraye, member youth council-Ileoluji/Okeigbo

Women Council

1. Princess Nana Stella – Chairman – Ilaje

2. Owolabi-Fasonu Oluwalabi, member – Odigbo

3. Kehinde Ganiyu, member – Ileoluji/Okeigbo

4. Aduke Owoyemi , member – Irele

Special Advisers

1. Engr Ademulegun Rapheal (Special Adviser on Infrastructure and Development- Odigbo LG)

2. Chief Akintomide Kayode (Special Adviser on Protocol and Logistics – Ileoluji/Okeigbo LG)

3. Yetunde Dada (Special Adviser on women mobilisation and empowerment- Ileoluji/Okeigbo LG

4. Toyin Ajinde (Special Adviser contact and mobilisation- Ilaje LG

5. Christy Ogunsan (Special Adviser on General Welfare – Okitipupa LG

6. Sola Mojugba (Special Adviser on Political Matters – Okitipupa LG

7. Hon. Yemi Tade ( Special Adviser on contact and Mobilisation- Irele LG)

8. Akin Sowore ( Special Adviser on Legal Matters – Ese Odo)

9. Hon. Lube (Special Adviser on strategy and special interest-Ese Odo

10. Iwaluwa Margret (Special Adviser on special needs – Ilaje LG

Senator Nicholas Tofowomo in the red chamber

Elders Council

1. Mesewonru Festus Olukayode (chairman Elders Council – Irele LG)

2. Elder Fadope , member -Okitipupa

3. Bayo Omotaye, member – Ilaje

4. Senator Meroyi, member – Odigbo

5. Akindolire Joseph , member – Ileoluji/Okeigbo

6. Chief  Sunday Yayu , member – Ese Odo

Constituency Secretary

1. Bekewe Amuloko

Media Assistant (New Media)

1. Prince Ayodeji Allen

2. Temola Oladapo

3. Arogbo Olaniyi

4. Okunomo Olatunji

5. Oyawale Isaiah

6. Gbenga Fasole

It may also interest the public to know that the Senator has dedicated 40% of his salary to create employment for his constituents in form of political appointment in line with his electoral promises during campaign.

The least paid among the appointees will earn a salary better than the take-home of a newly employed level 9 officer in a state civil service.

All the appointments take effect from August 1, 2019.

Note: more appointments to follow”, the statement added.