Update: MEET OSUN STATE COMMISSIONERS/ SAs and Their Portfolio

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Egbemode Funke - COMM FOR INFORMATION AND PUBLIC ENLIGHTENMENT

Ogunfolaju Sola Oyehan - SA COMMERCE AND INDUSTRIES

Ajisefini Abiodun - SA CULTURE, FESTIVAL AND TOURISM

Folorunsho Bamisayemi - COMM FOR BASIC LEARNING AND EDUCATION

Adewole Adedayo - SA AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SECURITY

Akande Oluwafemi - ATTORNEY GENERAL AND COMM FOR JUSTICE

Adeleke Adebayo - COMM FOR SPECIAL DUTIES

Olamiju Olasiji - COMM FOR HEALTH SERVICES

Yinusa Olalekan - COMM FOR BUDGET AND ECONOMIC PLANNING

Isamotu Rafiu Olasunkanmi - SA HEALTH SERVICES

Oluremi Omowaiye - COMM FOR SPECIAL INTERVENTION, GOVERNMENT BUSINESS AND REGIONAL INTEGRATION

Agunbiade Nathaniel - COMM FOR COOPERATIVES, COMMERCE AND INDUSTRIES

Sola Oladepo - COMM FOR WATER RESOURCES

Ibitoye Felix - SA MINERAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES

Adebisi Obawale - COMM FOR ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL DISASTER

Tadese Raheem - SA HIGHER EDUCATION

Adeosun Rasaq - SA POLITICAL & INTERPARTY AFFAIRS

Oladimeji Olanubi Segun - SA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND CHIEFTAINCY AFFAIRS

Bakare Akande - SA LEGISLATIVE MATTERS

Jamiu Olawumi - SA INFORMATION, PUBLIC ENLIGHTENMENT AND STRATEGY

Olaniyan Hussein - COMM FOR PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE, WORKS AND TRANSPORTATION

Badmus Rahmon Lekan - SA YOUTH, STUDENTS AND SPORTS

Bola Oyebamiji - COMM FOR FINANCE

Olumide Babatunde Olawale - COMM FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Lawal Yemi Azeez - COMM FOR YOUTH,STUDENTS AND SPORTS
Akeju Taiwo - SA WATER RESOURCES

Giwa Lateefat - SA WOMEN AFFAIRS, POVERTY ALLEVIATION

Kareem Akande - SA CABINET OFFICE

Oyegbile Rufus - SA LANDS & HOUSING

Olaboopo Olubukola - COMM FOR WOMEN AFFAIRS AND EMPOWERMENT, POVERTY ALLEVIATION

Kolajo Aderemi - COMM FOR AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SECURITY

Babalola Idiat - COMM FOR FEDERAL MATTERS

Lawal Tajudeen - COMM FOR LOCAL GOVT AND CHIEFTAINCY AFFAIRS

Muminu Adekunle - SA WORK AND TRANSPORT

Olaonipekun Henry - COMM FOR LANDS, PHYSICAL PLANNING AND HOUSING

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