Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa of [State Name] has inaugurated six commissioners, eight special advisers, and the new head of service, Bayo Philip, in a ceremony held on Friday.

During the swearing-in ceremony, Governor Aiyedatiwa urged the newly appointed officials to view their positions as a call to serve the people diligently. He emphasized the importance of good governance and urged them to prioritize policies aimed at alleviating the hardships faced by the citizens.

The governor reminded the appointees of the critical nature of the current period, urging them to demonstrate leadership by example and avoid extravagant lifestyles. He also appealed to the public to allow the new officials to carry out their duties without undue pressure or interference.

The newly sworn-in commissioners include Emmanuel Igbasan, Razaq Obe, Omowumi Isaac, Kayode Ajulo, Akinwumi Sowore, and Oyeniyi Oseni. The special advisers appointed are Olugbenga Omole, Olamide Falana, Alabi Johnson, Summy Smart-Francis, Olawunmi Ilawole, Babalola Ayoade, Abdulganiy Muhammed, and Simidele Odimayo.

In his address, the new head of service, Bayo Philip, called on state workers to rededicate themselves to their duties, emphasizing a commitment to merit-based promotions and zero tolerance for tardiness.

Emmanuel Igbasan, speaking on behalf of the appointees, expressed gratitude to Governor Aiyedatiwa for the opportunity to serve and pledged their support to the state government.

The previous executive council was dissolved on January 24, paving the way for the appointment of the new cabinet members who are tasked with steering the state towards progress and development.