The confirmation of Adebajo followed a letter forwarded to it on Dec.1, by Gov. Ibikunle Amosun, urging it to confirm the nominee as a commissioner in the state.

Mr Adeyinka Mafe, the Majority Leader of the House, moved the motion for the confirmation of commissioner-nominee and seconded by Mrs Yetunde Adekunbi-Sogbehin during plenary.

Mr Olakunle Oluomo, the Deputy Speaker, had earlier read the report of the Committee of the whole House on the screening of the commissioner-nominee.

Oluomo said that the committee scrutinised the curriculum vitae and credentials of Adebajo and found her worthy of the appointment into the exalted position of commissioner in the state.

“It is therefore recommended that the request of the governor for confirmation of the commissioner is consented to by the House,” he said.

Mafe, thereafter, moved the motion for the adoption of the report of the committee and seconded by Mr Wale Alausa, the House Minority Leader.

The majority leader also moved the motion that the House adopt the votes and proceedings of the sitting while it was seconded by Alausa.