Segun Ogunwuyi, Chief of Staff to Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde, has resigned from his position, becoming the latest government aide to leave the administration in recent months.
Ogunwuyi’s resignation reportedly took effect on Monday, October 12, 2026, according to a letter he addressed to the governor.
His departure comes amid a series of resignations by officials serving in Makinde’s administration over the past two months. However, Ogunwuyi did not disclose any specific reason for his decision in the letter.
Ogunwuyi Thanks Makinde for the Opportunity to Serve
In his resignation letter, the former Chief of Staff described his time in government as a privilege, expressing appreciation for the opportunity to serve Oyo State and its people.
He stated, “Serving the Government and the good people of Oyo State has been a great honour.”
Ogunwuyi also commended the team he worked with, expressing satisfaction with the administration’s contributions to the state’s development.
He added, “I remain immensely proud of what we have collectively accomplished in advancing the growth, development and prosperity of our dear State.”
The former aide further expressed optimism about Oyo State’s future and reaffirmed his commitment to the state and Nigeria.
Ogunwuyi’s Political Background
Before his appointment as Chief of Staff, Ogunwuyi served in both the Oyo State House of Assembly and the House of Representatives.
His resignation adds to the recent departures of several officials from Makinde’s administration, drawing attention to the changes taking place within the governor’s team.
Despite the growing number of departures, Ogunwuyi’s resignation letter did not mention any disagreement, internal dispute or other circumstance that prompted his decision.
As of Monday, October 12, 2026, the information provided did not indicate what role Ogunwuyi might pursue next.
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