Lead representative kayodefayemi de Ekiti has cancelled the arrangement of his political counsels successful July 31.
The end is contained in an update endorsed by Foluso Daramola, the State Government Secretary on Sunday in Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti.
"The Governor supports that the administrations of all Senior Special Assistants, Special Assistants, Technical Assistants and Executive Assistants will end on July 31 to permit the State Government to handle all forthcoming tasks of the authorities impacted all the more so the Government is selling .
"The end is as per the Ekiti state progress regulation," Daramola said in the update.
He said that the activity was likewise to ensure the installment of the privileges of political office holders and their terminal advantages.
"The activity will prepare for the state government to deal with all extraordinary apportionments to impacted authorities.
"This is to guarantee a smooth progress from the ongoing organization to the new government.
"A Transition Committee was framed to, in addition to other things, foster systems for a smooth change from the current to the approaching government.
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"One of the obligations of the board of trustees, as per the Ekiti State Transition Law, is to guarantee the installment of the privileges of political office holders, including their terminal advantages."
The Nigerian News Agency NAN) reports that Mr. Fayemi's term lapses on October 15.
Ekiti Governor-choose Biodun Oyebanji, an All Progressives APC Congress applicant, was proclaimed the victor of the gubernatorial political decision by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on June 19.
Mr. Oyebanji got 187,057 votes to win the political decision and was proclaimed the victor by Oyebode Adebowale, the INEC scrutineer, having agreed with the prerequisites of the law.
He crushed his nearest competitor and previous lead representative, Segun Oni of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) applicant, who scored 82, 211, to come in runner up.
Toward the finish of the all out vote count, Mr. Oyebanji won his adversaries in 15 of the state's 16 neighborhood government regions, an uncontested 94 percent of the state by larger part, while Mr. Kolawole of the People's Democratic Party, PDP won just a single nearby government, which is the Efon Alaye Local Government Area. (YAYA)