Segun Ogunwuyi, the Chief of Staff to Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde, has reportedly resigned from his place, changing into the newest aide to depart the governor’s administration.
Punch reported that Mr Ogunwuyi introduced his resignation in a letter dated 12 October (Monday), stating that it took impact instantly.
“I respectfully write to resign my appointment as Chief of Staff to the Governor of Oyo State, with effect from today, 12th October, 2026,” he wrote.
Mr Ogunwuyi didn’t state a purpose for his resignation within the letter. But his exit from the administration comes after months of speculations about his alleged dwindling enthusiasm in regards to the governor’s politics, which he as soon as championed inside his spheres of affect.
Meanwhile, in his letter, Mr Ogunwuyi expressed gratitude for the chance to serve the state, describing his time within the administration as an honour.
“Serving the government and the good people of Oyo State has been a great honour. It has been deeply fulfilling to be part of the exceptional team that has worked relentlessly to deliver the remarkable achievements of this administration,” the letter learn.
Mr Ogunwuyi mentioned he remained proud of the administration’s report, significantly its efforts to advertise the state’s development and growth. He added that he stays assured in Oyo State’s continued progress following his departure from workplace.
“Please accept, Your Excellency, the assurances of my highest esteem and unwavering loyalty to Oyo State and the Federal Republic of Nigeria,” he added.
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Mr Ogunwuyi is a former member of the Oyo State House of Assembly and the House of Representatives.
He beforehand represented the Ogbomoso North, South and Oriire Federal Constituency within the House of Representatives earlier than becoming a member of Mr Makinde’s administration as chief of staff.
His resignation comes amid experiences of the departure of a number of political appointees from the governor’s administration in latest months.
However, Mr Ogunwuyi didn’t hyperlink his resolution to the reported departures or disclose whether or not he meant to pursue one other political appointment or ambition.
His resignation comes amid Mr Makinde’s pursuit of a presidential bid within the 2027 common elections on the platform of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM).
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