Agboyi-Ketu LCDA Chairman Reaffirms Commitment to Stronger, More Professional Workforce

 



The Executive Chairman of Agboyi-Ketu LCDA, Hon. Adetola Adunni Abubakar, has reiterated her administration’s dedication to building a more efficient and professional workforce as she declared open the council’s fourth quarterly staff training for 2025.

The capacity-building session, held on Tuesday at the Human Resources office of the LCDA Secretariat, was organised by the HR and Administration Department. This quarter’s training focused on strengthening core administrative skills, including speech writing, report preparation, memo drafting, and proper submission procedures.

The initiative is part of activities marking Hon. Adetola’s first 100 days in office. It follows the third-quarter workshop held in September, which addressed workplace etiquette, professional conduct, and effective interpersonal communication.

In her remarks, the chairman commended the Director of Administration and HR, Mr. Enitan Nojim Adeshina, for driving reforms that are already yielding visible results. She noted significant improvements in punctuality, dressing, and general work ethics since the training series began.

“I have seen great improvement in punctuality, dressing, and general work attitudes among our staff,” she said, urging employees to sustain the pace and deliver excellence consistently. She also assured workers of enhanced welfare provisions, adding that several initiatives are already in the pipeline.

Council Manager, Mr. Akinbami Samson Bolanle, emphasized that staff development remains a key priority of the administration. He encouraged personnel to apply the knowledge gained to improve service standards across all departments.

“It behooves us all to project positively the image of Agboyi-Ketu LCDA,” he stated, calling for greater responsibility, responsiveness, and positive work attitudes.

The training featured presentations by resource persons Mr. Olagunju Yusuf and Mrs. Grace Olubunmi.

Activities marking the chairman’s 100 days in office continue throughout the week, with more programmes scheduled in the coming days.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

HON. SOLA GIWA APPROVES TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF BRT LANE ENFORCEMENT ON EKO BRIDGE AND ODO IYA-ALARO AXES AMID ONGOING IFAKO BRIDGE REHABILITATION

Image
  In a proactive and strategic intervention aimed at ameliorating the growing traffic congestion precipitated by the ongoing structural rehabilitation of the Ifako Bridge expansion joint, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Transportation, Honourable Sola Giwa, has granted formal approval for the temporary suspension of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) lane enforcement along the Eko Bridge and Odo Iya-Alaro corridors. This remedial measure, conceived as a palliative response to mitigate commuter hardship, aligns with the Lagos State Government’s forward-thinking and adaptive transportation strategy under the THEMES Plus Agenda of Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, particularly within the framework of sustainable traffic management and infrastructure modernization. Reiterating the administration’s unwavering resolve to improve road infrastructure and enhance urban mobility, Hon. Giwa noted that the suspension is transitional and conditional, structured specifically to absorb the anticip...
Read more

LASG CAUTIONS MOTORISTS AGAINST REMITTING PAYMENTS TO TOUTS FOR ILLEGAL PARKING ON BRIDGES AND OPEN SPACES.

Image
  The Special Adviser to the Governor on Transportation, Hon. Sola Giwa, has unequivocally admonished motorists to desist from making illicit payments to touts  for illegal parking on bridges and other open spaces across Lagos State. This directive comes in response to reports indicating that private vehicle owners have been engaging in transactions with street urchins for unauthorized parking privileges at various locations within the metropolis. Hon. Giwa underscored the imperative of strict adherence to government-installed road signage and urban furniture, which explicitly delineate designated “No Parking” zones. He emphasized that noncompliance contributes significantly to congestion and impedes the seamless flow of traffic. Highlighting notorious areas plagued by illegal parking, he referenced locations such as Ebute-Ero, Ejalonibu, Adeniji-Adele, Oyingbo, Oworonsoki, Iyana-Ipaja and Medical Road near Computer Village, among others, where vehicles are indiscriminately st...
Read more

Oki Community Rejects Hon. Abiodun Ejigbadero as APC Candidate in Agbado Oke-Odo LCDA

Image
--- The people of the Oki community in Alimosho Local Government have publicly rejected the candidature of Hon. Abiodun Ejigbadero as the All Progressives Congress (APC) flagbearer for Agbado Oke-Odo Local Council Development Area (LCDA). This rejection was expressed through a peaceful protest staged at Iyana Ipaja, where community members voiced their concerns and dissatisfaction. The protesters made it clear that they do not wish to be represented by someone they described as a “land grabber.” Speaking to journalists, the Akinrogun of Oki Kingdom, Chief Olatunde Durosimi, explained that the protest was driven by ongoing issues within the community, specifically involving Mr. Ejigbadero. According to Chief Durosimi, the community has been embroiled in a land dispute with Mr. Ejigbadero, a matter that is currently being contested in court. “We are opposed to his candidature because of his conduct within the community. Recently, during another protest, one of his boys allegedly killed a...
Read more