Ogun State
Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, has sworn-in Mr. Abidemi Adekunle
Bammeke as a Permanent Secretary in the state civil service on his last
day before retirement.
Bammeke was appointed as a Permanent Secretary on Friday, December 4, the same day he was billed to retire from service.
The
governor, while commenting on Bammeke’s elevation on his last day on
duty, urged all public servants to be up and doing in the discharge of
their duties, adding that they are being observed and their hard work
will be rewarded.
Governor
Amosun who stated this during the swearing-in ceremony held at the
Conference Room of the Governor’s Office, Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta, said that
the 60-year-old Bammeke was the second person he would appoint as
Permanent Secretary on their final day in service.
It will be
recalled that Alhaja Modupe Leshi was also sworn-in as Permanent
Secretary on her last day in service on January 6, 2012.
The Ogun
State Governor added that Bammeke’s appointment was meant to send
signals to government officials not to relent in giving their best.
“Until the
last day, your hard work will not go unnoticed. We are doing this to
let people know that when you work well, you are not forgotten. You are
the second person I’m doing this for.
“This is
to show that we appreciate your efforts and send signals that until the
last day, your work will not go unnoticed,” Amosun said.
Speaking
with newsmen after his swearing in, the one-day Permanent Secretary
expressed appreciation to Governor Amosun for the rare opportunity,
which he said, “came not only at the twilight but at the complete end of
the journey.”
Bammeke seized the opportunity to urge his colleagues to be committed to service at all times.
“It is
fantastic. It is a rare opportunity that one could have this, not only
at the twilight but at the very end of the journey. Today, on account of
age, I am statutorily leaving the service.”
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