Lifestyle

Management of the Director General of National Orientation Agency has deployed a substantive State Director to Ekiti State Office of the agency.

The new Director, Mrs Olawumi Famuyiwa, who also is the first female Director to attain such exalted position since the existence of the Agency in Ekiti State, joined the Agency on the 13th of July 1988.

She was appointed to the position of State Director in January 2020 having risen through the ranks in the agency.

The new NOA boss, who was born about fifty-six years ago hails from Ekiti West Local Government in Ekiti State and had worked briefly in Ekiti after the creation of State in 1996 before she was transferred to Ondo State.

Mrs Famuyiwa is a graduate of Sociology from University of Ilorin and also has a Master’s Degree in Business Administration. 

She was posted to Ekiti to replace Mr Mathias Fadahunsi who has been acting and is retiring on the 6th of this month after 32 years of meritorious service to the Agency.

In his valedictory message, the outgoing NOA Director, Mr Fadahunsi thanked all members of staff for their cooperation and asked them to extend such hands of fellowship to the incoming Director.

The incoming Director, Mrs Wumi Famuyiwa, said she was elated and glad to have another home coming, having worked in the state in the past and promised to make Ekiti NOA stand out to compete among the comity of Federal Agencies in the country.

Amos Ogunrinde

Crime

The corpse of an Ekiti West Local Government Staff, Pastor Kayode Ogunleye was on Saturday found at a reserved forest located along Aramoko/Ijero Ekiti Road.

According to report, the deceased who is a cleric with the All Christian Fellowship was shot by unknown gunmen in his farm located at the reserved forest.

Some of the residents of Aramoko Ekiti who spoke with our correspondent described the killing as wickedness and called on the security agents to fish out the murderers.

When contacted on telephone, Ekiti State Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Mr Sunday Abutu confirmed the incident, saying it was a suspected murder case.

Mr Abutu noted that investigation is ongoing to fish out those behind the killing.

Olaniyi Alade