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Gbogiaran, Fayanju, Akinsuroju, others named as chairs of Ondo 51 LGAs, LCDAs [Full List]

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Gbogiaran, Fayanju, Akinsuroju, others named as chairs of Ondo 51 LGAs, LCDAs [Full List]

The Ondo State House of Assembly on Tuesday approved caretaker committee chairmen to man the 51 local government areas and local council development areas of the state.

Theeditorial.ng brings you the full list:

Akure North Local Government Area, Iju Ita-Ogbolu

  1. Mr.Tayo Fayanju – Chairman
  2. Mrs. Adewole Busola – Vice Chairman

 

 Igba-Otun Local Council Development Area, Obaile

  1. Ogunniyi Ibikunle Victor – Chairman
  2. Mrs. Dapo Filani Funmi – Vice Chairman

 

Akure South Local Government Area

  1. Gbenga Olaniyi – Chairman
  2. Adepoju Dapo – Vice Chairman

 

Oyemekun LCDA

  1. Ayodele Falade – Chairman
  2. Adeleye Damilare – Vice Chairman

 

Akure East LCDA

  1. Kayode Taiwo – Chairman
  2. Ezekiel Adedeji – Vice Chairman

 

Akure West LCDA

  1. Sunday Adejuyigbe – Chairman
  2. Bankole Oluwasetemi – Vice Chairman

 

Idare LGA, Owena

  1. Smart Omotadowa – Chairman
  2. Tope Akinfotire – Vice Chairman

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Idanre Central LCDA, Opasorun

  1. Prince Kayode Aroloye – Chairman
  2. Idowu Adesioye – Vice Chairman

 

Idanre South-West LCDA, Ofosu

  1. Akinfala Felix – Chairman
  2. Adeoye Rufus Kunle – Vice Chairman

 

Ifedore LGA

  1. Ajikiola Oluwasogo Clement – Chairman
  2. – Vice Chairman

 

Ijare LCDA

  1. Ajayi Kunle Temitope – Chairman
  2. Falana Kayode – Vice Chairman

 

Ifedore Central LCDA

  1. Adetomi Adetoye Richard – Chairman
  2. Awoseye Collins – Vice Chairman

 

Ondo West Local Government, Ondo

  1. Mrs. Agunbiade Adeola – Chairman
  2. Alhaji Basiru Oyewole – Vice Chairman

 

Ekimogun LCDA, Bagbe

  1. Felix Akinola – Chairman
  2. Akintunde John Folajimi – Vice Chairman

 

Ondo North West LCDA, Yaba

  1. Onidare Sunday Bukunmi – Chairman
  2. Erelu Abimbola Osifeso – Vice Chairman

 

Ondo East LGA, Bolorunduro

  1. Ogunduyile Fola Joshua Chairman
  2. Seyi Oguntimehin Vice Chairman

 

Ondo North East LCDA, Epe

 

  1. Jimoh Adebayo – Chairman
  2. Princess Mary Akinfolarin – Vice Chairman

 

Okitipupa LGA

  1. Igbekele Akinrinwa – Chairman
  2. Mr. Olabode Molehin – Vice Chairman

 

Ikale West LCDA

 

  1. Kumuyi Funke – Chairman
  2. Okeniran Ayodele – Vice Chairman

 

Ikale North LCDA, Igbotako

  1. Femi Ayejusunle -Chairman
  2. Mr.Ola Iwaeni – Vice Chairman

 

Odigbo LGA, Ore

  1. Steven Femi Akinwehinmi – Chairman
  2. Eucharia Nwamara – Vice Chairman

 

Ifesowapo LCDA, Araromi Obu

  1. Olarewaju Makinde – Chairman
  2. Rasheed Giwa – Vice Chairman

 

Odigbo East LCDA, Ajue

  1. Akinsuroju Margaret – Chairman
  2. – Vice Chairman

 

Ile-oluji LGA, Ileoluji

  1. Akinsuroju Temidayo – Chairman
  2. – Vice Chairman

 

Okeigbo LCDA

  1. – Chairman
  2. Bisi Fasogbon – Vice Chairman

 

Ileoluji West LCDA

  1. Kole Akinbolarin – Chairman
  2. Ismaila – Vice Chairman

 

Ilaje LGA

  1. Orokotan Omokunle – Chairman
  2. Femi Jolomi Vice Chairman

 

Ilaje Central LCDA, Ode Ogbo

  1. Sikemi Atibere – Chairman
  2. Roseline Obayemi – Vice Chairman

 

Ilaje Aheri/Etikan LCDA

  1. Orofin Esther – Chairman
  2. Okungbure Olajide – Vice Chairman

 

Ilaje East LCDA

  1. Omosuyi Alore – Chairman
  2. Oripenaye Maurise – Vice Chairman

 

Ese-Odo LGA

  1. Bayo Anifowose – Chairman
  2. Beauty Modimu – Vice Chairman

 

Arogbo LCDA

  1. Chief Ebimogbowei Caleb Molos – Chairman
  2. Hon. Samuel Jemi – Vice Chairman

 

Akoko North East LGA

  1. Muhammed Mutiu Olawale – Chairman
  2. Ogungbemi Fasasi Kehinde – Vice Chairman

 

Isowopo LCDA

  1. Abiye Ademoyegun – Chairman
  2. Yinka Akinola – Vice Chairman

 

Akoko North West LGA

  1. Chief S.A Olukoju Chairman
  2. – Vice Chairman

 

Irun/Ogbagi LCDA

  1. Mohammed Taofik – Chairman
  2. Prince Dayo Bello – Vice Chairman

 

Arigidi LCDA

  1. Abiola Ojo – Chairman
  2. Daudu Olubunmi – Vice Chairman

 

Akoko South East LGA

  1. Bakare Segun – Chairman
  2. Olatunji Ademola – Vice Chairman

 

Ilelabo LCDA

  1. Adesina Alaye – Chairman
  2. Owaburi Samson Tosin – Vice Chairman

 

Akoko South West LGA, Oka Akoko

  1. Chief (Mrs.) Bukunmi Akeju – Chairman
  2. Sola Ajisafe – Vice Chairman

 

Akoko South South LCDA, Akungba Akoko

  1. Gbogiaran Dada Emmanuel – Chairman
  2. Abiodun Adeyelu – Vice Chairman

 

Owo LGA, Owo

  1. Adegbegi Samuel Olabade – Chairman
  2. Olugbode Oluwole – Vice Chairman

 

Owo North West LCDA, Emure-Ile

  1. Alaba Eniola Ajipe – Chairman
  2. Omosuwa Maxwell – Vice Chairman

 

Owo South East LCDA, Ijebu Owo

  1. Lawalson Sheu Chairman
  2. Princess Ojomo Mary Achille – Vice Chairman

 

Owo East LCDA, Ipele

  1. Agannun Olatunbosun – Chairman
  2. Olomiye Madewa – Vice Chairman

 

Owo South West LCDA, Iyere

  1. Samuel Ogundele – Chairman
  2. Adako Taiwo – Vice Chairman

 

Ose LGA

  1. Mr. Idowu Adunbi – Chairman

2 – Vice Chairman

 

Irekari LCDA

  1. Steve Otaloro – Chairman
  2. Olakunle Eko – Vice Chairman

 

Oredegbe LCDA

  1. Christianah Oke Olufowse – Chairman
  2. Chief Friday Ebebe – Vice Chairman

 

Irele LCDA, Irele

  1. Ali Olaniran – Chairman
  2. Mrs. Olamurin Julianah – Vice Chairman

 

Ikale East LCDA

  1. Akinfe Olajide – Chairman

2. Ojamani Jerry Akintoye – Vice Chairman

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