Ondo new Information Commissioner, Ajanaku unveils plans

….. pledges to rebrand government communication

One of the strategic missions of the new Commissioner for Information and Orientation in Ondo State, Idowu Ajanaku is to rebrand government communication.

He also plans to reposition the state ministry of information as a strategic channel for government communication and public engagement.

Ajanaku unveils these missions during a live interview on Adaba FM, Akure. He said his appointment was a call to service and a responsibility he does not take lightly.

The Commissioner acknowledged the critical role of the Ministry of Information and Orientation as both “the image manager of the state” and “the voice of the people.”

He emphasized the importance of effectively telling the story of the Aiyedatiwa administration under the OUR EASE agenda, a policy framework focusing on inclusive growth, infrastructure, empowerment and good governance.

“Ondo State has a compelling story to tell, and it must be told effectively, creatively, and truthfully,” he noted. “My mission is to project the achievements of Mr. Governor, rebrand government communication, and foster genuine citizen engagement”, he said.

Ajanaku appreciated Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa for finding him worthy of service.

Ajanaku, a seasoned media strategist with years of experience in journalism and political communication, assured the public of a transparent and proactive information dissemination approach, adding that his tenure will prioritize credibility, innovation, and professionalism.

The commissioner was one of the 16 newly sworn-in cabinet members by Governor Aiyedatiwa on Monday in Akure.