Governor Dapo Abiodun appoints 1,200 political assistants in Ogun State to drive civic engagement and strengthen grassroots governance.
Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has announced the appointment of 1,200 political assistants to serve as change agents and strengthen civic engagement across the state.
According to a statement from the governor’s office, the new appointees will work closely with communities, grassroots leaders, and government agencies to enhance public participation in governance and improve the delivery of social services.
The initiative is part of Governor Abiodun’s broader plan to boost transparency, accountability, and inclusive governance in Ogun State. Each assistant is expected to act as a liaison between the state government and the people, ensuring that policies and programs are effectively communicated and implemented at the local level.
Political observers see this move as a significant step toward empowering communities and fostering citizen-government collaboration in the state.
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Governor Abiodun emphasized that the appointments were made to reflect diversity, equity, and merit, ensuring that all local government areas benefit from representation.
