The newly sworn-in Commissioner for Information and Orientation in Ondo State, Mr. Idowu Emmanuel Ajanaku, has vowed to reposition the ministry as a vital organ for public enlightenment, government visibility, and civic engagement. He made this commitment during a live interview on Adaba 88.9 FM in Akure, where he expressed gratitude to Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa for the opportunity to serve.
Ajanaku described his appointment as a call to meaningful service, stressing that he fully understands the weight of responsibility placed on him. He reaffirmed the strategic role of the Ministry of Information and Orientation as both the “image manager of the state” and the “voice of the people.”
“I am deeply grateful to His Excellency, Hon. Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa, for the trust reposed in me, and I give all glory to God for the privilege of service,” Ajanaku stated.
He outlined a forward-thinking agenda for the ministry, pledging to effectively communicate the achievements of the Aiyedatiwa-led administration under the OUR EASE policy thrust an agenda anchored on inclusive development, infrastructure renewal, economic empowerment, and transparent governance.
According to Ajanaku, “Ondo State has a powerful narrative that must be told—truthfully, creatively, and impactfully. My goal is to amplify the legacy of Mr. Governor, rebrand government communication, and deepen public trust and participation.”
With decades of experience in journalism, political communication, and media strategy, Ajanaku assured the people of a professional, innovative, and citizen-focused approach to information management.
This reaffirmation of commitment was captured and reported by Abiodun Omotoso, Information Manager in the Office of the Information Commissioner, who noted that Ajanaku was one of the 16 cabinet members inaugurated by Governor Aiyedatiwa on Monday in Akure.
