REPORT OF THE SOCIAL REGISTER ENUMERATION EXERCISE UNDER THE IBEJU-LEKKI RENEWED HOPE CONDITIONAL CASH TRANSFER

The analysis of the Renewed Hope Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) data in Ibeju-Lekki provides a clear view of community vulnerability across the local government. A total of *11,296 residents* were captured, *8,365 (74%)* through manual registration and *2,931 (26%)* online. Women make up *64%* *(7,183)* of beneficiaries, while men account for *36% (4,113),* showing that women remain the most affected by economic hardship and are socially vulnerable. Ward participation reflects strong community engagement: Ward *A 2,099 (19%), Ward B 1,988 (18%), Ward C1 1,455 (13%), Ward C2 1,129 (10%), Ward D 1,210 (11%), Ward E 1,861 (16%), Ward F 1,554 (14%).* The social vulnerability distribution shows: Widows *3,050 (27%), Unemployed - 3,163 (28%), Elderly 2,259 (20%), Medical 1,581 (14%), PWD 1243 (11%).* This analysis will guide transparent and well-targeted implementation of the Renewed Hope programme, ensuring that interventions are driven by evidence and focused on real community priorities. *Under My Leadership ,* Ibeju-Lekki continues to strengthen data-driven governance for sustainable impact and to enhance the socio-economic well-being of residents.