Tinubu makes fresh appointments [See details]

 Tinubu makes fresh appointments [See details]

  



President Bola Tinubu has appointed twenty new aides.


The new appointments include those of Senior Special Assistants (SSAs), Personal Assistants (PAs), personal physician, and photographers.


Oodua News reports that this comes about three weeks after he made the last set of major appointments.


Tinubu has issued some of the new aides appointment letters.


Here is the list of Tinubu’s new appointees.


Tunde Rahman – SSA (Media)


Abdulaziz Abdulaziz – (SSA Print Media)


Ibrahim Masari – (SSA Political)


Adekunle Tinubu – Personal Physician


Damilotun Aderemi – Senior Special Assistant (Private Secretary)


Toyin Subair – Senior Special Assistant (Domestic)


O’tega Ogra – Senior Special Assistant (Digital/New Media)


Demola Oshodi – Senior Special Assistant (Protocol)


Tope Ajayi – Senior Special Assistant (Media & Public Affairs)


Yetunde Sekoni – Senior Special Assistant


Motunrayo Jinadu – Senior Special Assistant


Segun Dada – Special Assistant (Social Media)


Paul Adekanye – Special Assistant (Logistics).


Friday Soton – Special Assistant (Housekeeping)


Shitta-Bey Akande – Special Assistant (Catering)


Nosa Asemota – Special Assistant (Visual Communication) Personal Photographer;


Kamal Yusuf – Personal Assistant (Special Duties)


Wale Fadairo – Personal Assistant (General Duties)


Sunday Moses – Personal Assistant (Videography)


Taiwo Okanlawon – Personal Assistant (State Photographer).

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