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Osun Assembly Confirms Rotimi Makinde, Others As Judicial Service Commission Members

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Osun House of Assembly under the leadership of Rt. Hon Najeem Salaam  has confirmed the four nominees of Gov. Rauf Aregbesola as members of the state Judicial Service Commission (JSC).
Rotimi Makinde
This is contained in a statement by Hon Olatunbosun Oyintiloye,  the House Committee Chairman on Information and Strategy on Tuesday in Osogbo.
According to Oyintiloye,  the motion for the confirmation of the nominees was moved by the leader of House, Hon Timothy Owoeye after the screening of the nominees.
He said Owoeye’s motion’s was seconded by the House Committee Chairman on Judiciary, Hon Dejo Bello.
Gov. Aregbesola, in a letter dated Aug. 28, urged the lawmakers to confirm the nominees to fill the vacant positions in the commission.
The letter was read at the plenary on Sept. 11 by the Speaker, Rt Hon Najeem Salaam.
The governor said that members of the current commission were inaugurated on June 6, 2012, adding that their tenure had expired.
According to Aregbesola, his letter is sequel to the expiration of the tenure of office of the members of the council.
“By virtue of Section 199(1)(c) of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 Constitution(as amended), having spent five years as members,  I , as the governor of the state of Osun approved four members to serve in JSC,’’ he said.
Oyintiloye  said the confirmed members are: Hon Nathaniel Agunbiade, Mr  Olagunju Oloruntomilola,  Mr Oyewale Olatayo and Hon Olarotimi Mikail Makinde
Oyintiloye  added that  the Assembly also confirmed the governor’s nominees for the post of Director- General of State Debit Management Office.
The governor, in a letter dated July 23, urged the state lawmakers to confirm the nominee in person of Babatunde Adejumo who has been in an acting capacity.
He said the motion for the confirmation of the nominee was also moved by Owoeye and seconded by Hon Kamil Oyedele, the Chairman, House Committee on Appropriation.
In his remarks, the speaker urged the nominees to give their best for the development of the state and to re-position the state judiciary to an enviable position.
The speaker also called on Adejumo to work toward the economic development of the state.
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