OYO releases schedules for issuance of appointment letters to new education officers

By Ridwan AREMU

Oyo State Government has released the schedule for issuance of appointment letter to the newly Recruited 692 Education Officers by the Civil Service Commission.

In a statement signed by the Chairman of the Commission, Alh Kamoru Aderibigbe and made available to newsmen on Thursday, the process commences on Tuesday 17th August 2021 with Arts related subjects including Adult Education candidates at the civil service Commission by 9am

According to Alh. Aderibigbe, All candidates with Sciences/Science related Subjects including Basic Technology shall get their appointment letters on Wednesday 18th August 2021 while candidates with social science related Subjects but including Mathematics and Guidance and Counseling will be attended to on Thursday 19th August 2021 at same venue and time.

The Civil service Commission boss, added that, all candidates should arrive at the Civic service Commission premises before 9.00am each day with the original and photocopies of their credentials.

Alh. Aderibigbe, however, stated that, covid-19 protocols will be strictly adhered to.

Recall that, the Oyo State Civil service Commission had on 17th July 2021 released the successful list of 691 new Education Officers our of 1475 candidates that were interviewed earlier in May 2021.


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