Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, has announced the appointment of Mr. Farook Akintunde as the new Special Adviser on the Ogun State Waste Management Authority. This decision follows the replacement of the previous adviser, Abayomi Hunye, and is aimed at enhancing the management of waste in the state. Abiodun expressed confidence in Akintunde's abilities, emphasizing the importance of his experience in the environmental sector to elevate the agency's operations and responsiveness to waste management challenges.

In his statements, Governor Abiodun encouraged Akintunde to utilize his five years of experience in the environmental field to bring about significant changes in waste management practices across Ogun State. The governor highlighted the necessity for effective and efficient operations within the Waste Management Authority to ensure better public service and environmental sustainability. This initiative aligns with the state's long-term goals of improved waste management systems that meet the needs of its residents.

The Commissioner for Environment, Ola Oresanya, also voiced support for Akintunde, promising that the Ministry of Environment would assist the new adviser in his role. With the ministry being the supervisory body for the waste management authority, this collaboration is expected to ensure a smooth transition and successful execution of policies aimed at addressing waste-related issues in Ogun State.