The Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, on Monday night, was in a closed-door meeting with the new leadership of Parks Management System led by its Chairman, Tomiwa Omolewa.
As of press time, the details of the meeting which was held at Ikolaba private residence of the governor were still sketchy, an informed government source told our correspondent that it was not unconnected with how total sanity would be restored in the once deadly union in the state.
The PUNCH Metro had reported that the governor penultimate Monday dissolved the PMS headed by Mukaila Lamidi fondly called Auxillary, to reorganize and integrate aggrieved members into the union.
It will be recalled that the state Police command also declared Auxillary wanted after several arms and ammunition alongside other dangerous weapons were recovered in the house during the raid by the police.
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Makinde had, on Sunday, announced the new leaders of the system.
At tonight’s meeting were appointed Secretary, Kasali Lawal; Deputy Chairman, Tajudeen Jimoh; Treasurer, Kamardeen Idowu; Financial Secretary, Tirimisiyu Olowoposi; Organising Secretary, Abass Amolese and Auditor, Hamidu Were.
Others included First Vice-Chairman, Abideen Ejiogbe; First Trustee, Ganiyu Mojeed; Second Trustee, Musa Alubankudi; Second Auditor, Akinsola Tokyo, and Public Relations Officer, Wasiu Emiola.