Ojo announced his resignation in the early hours of Monday through a letter addressed to the Governor.
He did not state the reason for his action.
Arogidigba Global Journal gathered that Ojo was appointed in June this year.
He wrote in the letter: “With reference to your letter dated 22nd June, 2026 (SP.S.662/2/VOL.IV/192), I respectfully write to formally resign my appointment as Honourable Commissioner for Budget and Economic Planning, with effect from today, 2nd November, 2026.”