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GRANT AND LOAN DISBURSEMENT: Ibeju-Lekki Local Government Disburses First Tranche of N10 Million Loan and Grant.

Ibeju-Lekki Local Government, in partnership with the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF), held a loan and grant disbursement ceremony on July 18, 2024, at the Council Secretariat, Igando-Oloja. The event marked the first tranche of N10 million disbursed to beneficiaries. The Executive Chairman of Ibeju-Lekki Local Government, Hon. Engr. Abdullahi Sesan Olowa laid emphasizes on the Administration’s commitment to Economic empowerment, acknowledging that financial constraints have led to business closures. He urged beneficiaries to utilize the funds wisely, to be credit worthy as this will enable them to access future loans and benefits. Vice Chairman Hon. Isiaka Yusuf Olatunji and Supervisor for Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation Mrs. Abisola Azeez also advised beneficiaries to be prudent and accountable. LSETF team head Mr. Segun Ayodele commended Hon. Olowa for his leadership and encouraged beneficiaries to justify the opportunity. Dignitaries present are: Legislative Arm, Secretary to the Local Government Hon. Adewale Adebanjo, Executive Members,Apex Leaders, Woman Leader General, Council Manager Mr. Oladipupo Otinwa, Traditional Rulers, Market men and women, CDC etc. This partnership aims to support small businesses and alleviate poverty, setting a benchmark for office holders who care for their people. IBEJU-LEKKI LG. MEDIA.

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OPINION: THE 2024 IBEJU-LLEKKI FLOOD MANAGEMENT PROJECT

As we reflect on the devastating floods that have affected some areas in Ibeju-Lekki Local Govt, it’s clear that both the government and citizens must take proactive steps to address the root causes. Floods may be temporary, but their impact can be devastating and long-lasting, claiming lives and properties. It’s crucial that we learn from past experiences and work together to prevent such occurrences. The Ibeju-Lekki’s massive waterway project, under the leadership of Hon. (Engr) Abdullah Sesan Olowa, the Executive Chairman Of Ibeju-lLekki Local Govt, in about 15 communities, including Shapati, Oke-odo, Elemoro, Gbetu, Lakowe Phase 1, Lakowe Town, Bogije, Desa, Olupa, Araromi, Iba road, Oke’Keji, Iberekodo, Eleko, Badore, Idado, Debojo and others, is a step in the right direction. This project aims to enhance water flow, reduce sedimentation, and mitigate flooding. To effectively manage floods, the government must: – Establish a town planning department to oversee building constructions and ensure proper drainage systems. – Implement strict laws to prevent indiscriminate dumping of refuse and punish offenders. – Encourage citizens to utilize authorized waste management services like KEKE Jaja. – Enforce building regulations and ensure structures are built in approved areas with necessary permits. – Conduct public awareness campaigns ahead of the rainy season to educate citizens on flood preparedness and prevention. – Hold offenders accountable for building in illegal and unapproved areas. Community Development Associations (CDAs) must also be revitalized to work collaboratively with the government to ensure a clean and conducive environment. Together, we can make a difference and build a better future for our community. Let’s be law-abiding citizens, cooperate with the government, and work together to prevent and minimize flood impact. The government’s response to flooding can alleviate suffering, but lost lives and property can’t be fully restored. Let’s act now! Asiwaju K.O Ligali

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TREE PLANTING A MEANS TO NATURE PRESERVATION.

The above assertion were the words of the Representative from Lagos State, Mr Saheed Seriki, Commissioner for Environment, during the annual Tree Planting event at the Council Secretariat.   The Commissioner in his key note address stated the numerous importance of tree planting and the need to nurture and preserve them for future purpose and coming generation. In his remarks, he reels out the purpose and importance of trees as avenue for relaxation, fruits provision, guards against erosion, climate change, dissolves carbon- monoxide toxic and pollutions in the air and others. Mr Bamidele Onabanjo, the Council Treasurer in his remark noted the depletion of the ozone layer as stated by scientist as one of the vital importance of planting trees. Sanitarian Jacob during his special Talk on Tree Planting, stressed the vital roles tree plays and its benefits to human existence at large.

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