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Don’t Bring Your Certificate to us, Show Your Achievements, Oyo Assembly Tells Returning Commissioner-Nominees

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The Oyo State House of Assembly has asked the Commissioner-nominees to come to the Assembly with copies of their achievements.

Speaker of the State Assembly, Rt. Hon. Adebo Ogundoyin made this disclosure on Tuesday.

Ogundoyin spoke during a plenary of the House which was held in Ibadan, the state capital.

Recall that the State Governor, Seyi Makinde had forwarded the names of seven commissioner-nominees to the Assembly.

The list included names of those who had earlier served as Commissioners in the last two years.

The Speaker noted that the House was not interested in the curriculum vitae of the nominees but was only interested in the reports of their achievements.

He added that the nominees would be screened on Thursday.

Ogundoyin, who spoke after reading a letter from the Governor requesting for the seven Commissioners to be screened and considered for reappointment, noted that the nominees should be concerned about their previous achievements rather than coming to the house with their certificates.

He insisted that the House has credentials of the nominees already.

He advised that rather than coming to the House on Thursday with their documents and necessary certificates, the nominees should come with copies of reports of their achievements, as well as their future plans to move Oyo State forward in line with the vision and mission of the present administration led by Makinde.

“The seven returning Commissioners have been screened before by the Oyo State House of Assembly. We have their relevant documents and certificates with us.

“However, I will employ them to come and give us progress reports of their activities and other plans they have to move Oyo State forward. We are looking forward to seeing them in the House,” he stated.

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