List of Current Public Officials
| Commissioner/Officer | Ministry/Office |
|---|---|
| Sen. Abiola Ajimobi | Governor |
| Hon. Moses Alake Adeyemo | Deputy Governor |
| Monsurat Sunmonu | Speaker of the State House of Assembly |
| Alhaji Akin Olajide | Secretary to the State Government |
| Dr. Deolu Akande | Chief of Staff |
| Mr. Bimbo Adekanmbi | Deputy Chief of Staff |
| Alhaji Tajudeen O. Aremu | Head of Service |
| Mr. Ajiboye Omodewu | Commissioner for Local Government & Chieftaincy Affairs |
| Barr. Bayo Ojo | Attorney-General & Commissioner for Justice |
| Mr. Bimbo Kolade | Commissioner for Lands and Housing |
| Mr. Zachius Adedeji Adelabu | Commissioner for Finance |
| Dr. Olumuyiwa Gbadegesin | Commissioner for Health |
| Mr. Adebayo Olagbenro | Commissioner for Trade, Investments and Cooperatives |
| Mrs. Tokunbo Fayokun | Commissioner for Education |
| Mrs. Tinuke Osunkoya | Commissioner for Women Affairs, Community Development and Social Welfare |
| Mr. Dapo Lam-Adeshina | Commissioner for Youth & Sports |
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| Hon. Peter O. Odetomi | Commissioner for Agriculture, Natural Resources & Rural Development |
| Pastor Taiwo Otegbeye | Commissioner for Information and Orientation |
| Alhaji Wasiu O. Dauda | Commissioner for Establishment and Training |
| Barr. Lowo Obisesan | Commissioner for Environment and Habitat |
| Barr. Sunmbo Owolabi | |
| Dr. Olaniyi Larinde | Commissioner for Economic Planning and Budgeting |
| Ms. Kafayat Adeojo | Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development |
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