Banigbe Salutes Ministry Staff



The Outgone Commissioner for Environment, Mrs Remilekun Oluwatobi Banigbe has commended the support and cooperation of the Management and Staff of the Ministry during her  stay in office.


Banigbe made this commendation during her farewell meeting with the top Management Staff of the Ministry in her office today.


Banigbe, who was one of the affected Commissioner in the recent minor cabinet reshuffle by the Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq led administration said the move was tailored towards improved service  delivery to the people of the state.


She advised the Management team to improve on the established discipline in their daily activities in order to achieve better results in their respective areas of responsibility.


"I still want you to work together as a team, be diligent and stay focus, take note of all the projects at hand and work towards it completion" she said.


Banigbe further appreciated the present administration for the opportunity she had to serve in the office as the Commissioner for Environment.


In his remarks, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Pastor Abraham Kola Ojo,  lauded the Outgone Commissioner for her immense contributions in achieving great success recorded in the Ministry and the State, further prayed for divine guidance in her future endeavors.


In attendance were: The Director, Personnel, Finance and Supply, Pastor Adeniran Adebara, Director of Environment, Mr Towoju Gabriel, Director of Forestry, Alhaji Idris Mahmud, Director of Planning, Mrs Rose Ajanaku and Controller of Finance, Mrs N. Anifowose.

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