Ekiti State Governor, Biodun Oyebanji, has said the performance of his commissioners would be assessed after six months in office, based on how
effectively they are able to implement their work plans in line with the administration’s development agenda.
The governor said he found it expedient to personally meet with the heads of MDAs following the bifocation of some ministries and to review and approve work plans as well as clarify their activities and resolve some grey areas. Governor Oyebanji used the opportunity to task the heads of the MDAs to come up with strategic plans that would give all round development to the state and ensure that the people enjoy the dividends of democracy.
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