INEC In Ekiti Celebrates 9 Retired Cooperative Multipurpose Society Members 

By Emmanuel Adeoye

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, in Ekiti State has celebrated the retirement from active service of 9 Cooperative Multipurpose Society Members in the State. 

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Celebrating the 9 members of the Cooperative Society at the Headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission in Ado Ekiti on Thursday, the President of the Cooperative Multipurpose Society, Dr Mrs Opeyemi Onasanya while giving her speech, eulogized the retirees on their impact as members in the multipurpose society and also in their service to INEC throughout their 35 years of meritorious service.

In his own welcome address, the Administrative Secretary of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, in Ekiti State, Mr Adedapo Adedeji Aderibigbe Esq.,  commended the retired staff on their enormous contributions to the success recorded by INEC in the state while in active service. 

Aderibigbe added that the Commission in the state will soon organize a befitting retirement party for them.

The retired members were happy and full of appreciation to God for sparing their lives to witness their retirement from active service from the INEC, when they sang and danced to show their happiness.

The occasion was also graced by the Executive Members of the Cooperative Multipurpose Society of the INEC from Oyo State, led by their President, Mr Omolaja

The retired members included Mrs Ayeleso Oluwatoyin, who retired as a Director, Pastor Ayeleso Kehinde Olu Tope, a Deputy Director; Mrs Kolade Ayodele, a Deputy Director; Mr Adelusi Joshua, a Deputy Director and Mr Dada Emmanuel, an Assistant Director. 

Others are Barrister Falade Julius Adekunle, a Deputy Director; Mrs Komolafe Oluwayemisi, An Assistant Director; Mr Aladesiun Femi, Senior Executive Officer and Mr Ossai Joseph, a Senior Executive Officer.

Present at the brief event were the Head of Election and Party Monitoring, Mr Austin Orogbu; Head of ICT/VR, Mrs Titilayo Oderinde and Head of Voter Education and Publicity, Mr Temitope Akanmu.

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