Chief of Staff to Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde, Segun Ogunwuyi, has resigned from his position, becoming the latest senior aide to leave the state government amid a series of departures over the past two months.
His resignation took effect on Monday, October 12, according to a letter addressed to the governor.
Ogunwuyi did not disclose the reason for his decision in the letter, which expressed appreciation to Makinde and reflected on his time serving the Oyo State Government.
His departure adds to recent changes within the governor’s team, although the circumstances surrounding the resignations have not been fully explained in the information available.
The former lawmaker described his time in government as an honour and praised the collective efforts of the administration. He also expressed pride in what he said had been achieved during his tenure, while reaffirming his commitment to Oyo State and Nigeria.
Ogunwuyi expressed confidence in the continued progress of Oyo State, despite his decision to leave his position. His remarks focused on his experience in government and the work carried out during his time in office.
The resignation comes against the backdrop of other aides leaving Makinde’s government in recent weeks. However, the available report does not identify the individuals involved in all the departures or establish whether their decisions are connected.
Before his appointment as Chief of Staff, Ogunwuyi served in the Oyo State House of Assembly and the House of Representatives.Chief of Staff to Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde, Segun Ogunwuyi, has resigned from his position, becoming the latest senior aide to leave the state government amid a series of departures over the past two months.
His resignation took effect on Monday, October 12, according to a letter addressed to the governor.
Ogunwuyi did not disclose the reason for his decision in the letter, which expressed appreciation to Makinde and reflected on his time serving the Oyo State Government.
His departure adds to recent changes within the governor’s team, although the circumstances surrounding the resignations have not been fully explained in the information available.
The former lawmaker described his time in government as an honour and praised the collective efforts of the administration. He also expressed pride in what he said had been achieved during his tenure, while reaffirming his commitment to Oyo State and Nigeria.
Ogunwuyi expressed confidence in the continued progress of Oyo State, despite his decision to leave his position. His remarks focused on his experience in government and the work carried out during his time in office.
The resignation comes against the backdrop of other aides leaving Makinde’s government in recent weeks. However, the available report does not identify the individuals involved in all the departures or establish whether their decisions are connected.
Before his appointment as Chief of Staff, Ogunwuyi served in the Oyo State House of Assembly and the House of Representatives.
