At the 2025 Budget Stakeholders Meeting held at on Thursday 7th November, 2024, kakalistiq.com reports that Hon. Abdullahi Sesan Olowa, Executive Chairman of Ibeju-Lekki LGA, underscored the administration’s commitment to a forward-looking agenda rooted in Infrastructural Development, Social Development and Security, Local Economy, and Environmental Sustainability.
The meeting brought together diverse voices, including community leaders, legislators, traditional figures, and representatives from civic and religious organizations.
Opening the forum, Hon. Olowa presented an overview of the government’s achievements in the past year, emphasizing strides made across health, education, agriculture, infrastructure, and environmental sectors. “Our administration is focused on building a lasting foundation across core areas,” he stated. “Our commitment to infrastructure, social security, economic growth, and a sustainable environment is reshaping the future of Ibeju-Lekki.”
Hon. Olowa also highlighted recent initiatives that have impacted residents’ lives positively. He expressed pride in the achievements to date but assured that even more lies ahead. “We are not just working for today, we are investing in the future of every community member,” he said, urging stakeholders to continue their active participation as the administration works on 2025 plans.
Attendees at the meeting, which included officials like Hon. Mojeed Adebola Fatai and Hon. Oladele Ajayi from the Lagos State House of Assembly, were given the opportunity to contribute their insights. Concerns raised ranged from public health improvements to agricultural investments and the need for strengthened community security. Hon. Olowa, after attentively listening, assured the audience that their input would be carefully reviewed at next week’s budget retreat. “Every voice matters,” he emphasized. “Your concerns are integral to shaping a budget that truly reflects the needs of our people.”
Akadiri Ayorinde, Chief Press Secretary to Hon. Olowa, reported an impressive turnout that included traditional royal leaders, religious representatives, security agencies, and trade unions, all reflecting the broad community involvement in Ibeju-Lekki’s future.
The Chairman concluded by reiterating the administration’s dedication to progress: “This budget is about building a sustainable, secure, and prosperous Ibeju-Lekki for generations to come.”
