Lagos Mainland Local Government

Environmental Sanitation exercise held in Lagos Mainland Local Government

*LAGOS MAINLAND LOCAL GOVERNMENT PARTICIPATES IN STATEWIDE MONTHLY ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION EXERCISE*

Lagos Mainland Local Government, under the leadership of the Executive Chairman, Mayor (Dr.) Jubril Kolawole Emilagba, joined the Lagos State Government in the successful reintroduction of the monthly environmental sanitation exercise across the State.

As part of the exercise, the Council's environmental team embarked on an extensive monitoring and enforcement tour across the Local Government Area to ensure full compliance and active participation by residents and business operators.

Leading the exercise were the Executive Chairman, Mayor Emilagba Jubril Kolawole, the Vice Chairman, Hon. Adewale Momoh Moshood, members of the Legislative Council, the Secretary to the Local Government, Supervisors, Special Advisers, and members of the Management Team, the environmental Waste Management Department, and CDC, their presence underscored the Council's unwavering commitment to environmental sustainability and grassroots development.

To ensure effective coordination, officials were strategically deployed across all wards, namely Ward A (Otto), Ward B, Ward C, Ward D, Ward E, Ward F, Ward G, Ward H, and Ward I. During the exercise, residents were sensitised on the importance of proper waste disposal, regular drainage maintenance, a
Speaking during the exercise, Mayor (Dr.) Jubril Kolawole Emilagba described the reintroduction of the monthly environmental sanitation as a significant step towards promoting environmental discipline, fostering community pride, and ensuring a healthier society.

He reaffirmed the administration's dedication to creating a cleaner, safer, and more sustainable Lagos Mainland.

The Chairman also urged residents to embrace environmental cleanliness as a daily responsibility, stressing that a healthier community begins with collective action and sustained commitment.

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Lagos Mainland Local Government

*LAGOS MAINLAND CHAIRMAN, EMILAGBA, SWEARS IN NEW SUPERVISORS AND SPECIAL ADVISERS*

In a significant move to strengthen governance and accelerate grassroots development, the Executive Chairman of Lagos Mainland Local Government, Mayor Jubril Kolawole Emilagba, has officially inaugurated a new set of Supervisors and Special Advisers. The swearing-in ceremony was held on Friday, 24 April 2026, at the Council Conference Hall.

Describing the occasion as a pivotal moment in the administration of Lagos Mainland Local Government, Mayor Emilagba stated that the newly appointed officials would play a vital role in enhancing service delivery and bringing governance closer to the people.

The Chairman congratulated the appointees, noting that their selection was based strictly on merit, competence, integrity, and a proven commitment to public service. He expressed confidence that their wealth of experience and expertise would greatly advance the developmental agenda of the Council.

Speaking at the event, the Council Manager, Mr. Ojikutu Moriu Oluwafemi, expressed profound appreciation to the Executive Chairman for his unwavering commitment to service and good governance. He urged the newly inaugurated officials to uphold confidentiality, remain loyal to the principles of good governance, and avoid actions that could undermine the administration.

He further encouraged them to always seek constructive solutions that would promote progress and move Lagos Mainland Local Government to greater heights.

The newly inaugurated Supervisors and Special Advisers are: Ayimora Bunmi, Allah-De Ahmed, Adio Waliu, Kadiri Fatai, Afisi Ishola, Ogunbabi Latif, Tajudeen Bello, Jones Abiodun Olatunji, Abdulrahim Ibrahim, and Opeoluwa Moshood.
They took their Oath of Office, administered by the Council's Legal Officer, Barrister Mrs. Lawrence Priscilia Isoken.

In his charge to the new appointees, Mayor Emilagba reiterated the core values of his administration, which include inclusive governance, transparency, and accountability. He emphasized that his administration maintains a zero-tolerance policy for division, rancour, or personal interests capable of derailing collective progress.
"We must work as a united team, driven by innovation, discipline, and a singular focus on productivity," Mayor Emilagba stated.
He urged the appointees to align fully with the administration's policy direction, which prioritizes efficient service delivery, grassroots empowerment, and the overall welfare of the people of Lagos Mainland.

Mayor Emilagba concluded by assuring the new officials of his full support as theassumedme their responsibiliti , while encouraging them to remain steadfast in their commitment to service, accountability, and the collective development of Lagos Mainland.

Delivering the vote of thanks on behalf of his colleagues, Hon. Allah-De Ahmed pledged the unwavering support of the newly inaugurated officials to the administration's vision of a greater Lagos Mainland.

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Lagos Mainland Local Government

*LAGOS MAINLAND* *HONOURS OUTGOING* *COUNCIL MANAGER AT* *GRAND* *SEND-FORTH*
..Council Chairman eulogises his values as colleagues describe him as a committed role model...

The Lagos Mainland Local Government Secretariat came alive in a festive atmosphere on Tuesday, 21st April 2026, as staff and well-wishers gathered to celebrate the retirement of the Council Manager, Mr. Wasiu Akintola Adebowale, after years of meritorious service in the Unified Local Government Service of Lagos State.

The colourful send-forth ceremony, organised by the Executive Chairman, Mayor Dr. Emilagba Jubril Kolawole, in collaboration with the executive members, legislative arm, management, and the entire workforce of the Council, was marked by heartfelt tributes and commendations in honour of the outgoing administrator.

Speakers at the event unanimously described Mr. Adebowale as a dedicated and disciplined officer who demonstrated an exceptional understanding of his duties, with punctuality and professionalism as hallmarks of his service.

In his remarks, the Council Chairman extolled the retiree’s integrity, diligence, and exemplary leadership style, noting that his open-door policy and commitment to service delivery significantly contributed to the growth and stability of the Council.

He added that Mr. Akintola’s admirable qualities are worthy of emulation and urged staff members to imbibe his work ethic, expressing confidence that such attributes would continue to attract favour and success in his post-service life.

The Vice Chairman, in his tribute, described Mr. Akintola as a dependable colleague and an exceptional professional whose humility and dedication to duty stood out throughout his years of service.
He noted that working with him was both a privilege and an enriching experience.

Also speaking, the Head of Human Resources, Mrs. Kehinde Akinyemi, lauded the retiree as a problem solver and team player who consistently demonstrated a genuine passion for the growth and development of others.

Mr Akintola Wasiu in his message acknowledges the support and encouragement of the Executive Chairman, he encouraged accountability and diligence to work. He admonished the newly employed staff to work hard, advancing in knowledge and aim higher. He charged leaders to lead well to be worthy of emulating.

Highlight of the event was the presentation of gifts to Mr. Adebowale by staff, legislators, and members of the executive council, in appreciation of his invaluable contributions to the growth and development of the Local Government.

Further tributes poured in as colleagues and associates celebrated him as a committed leader, a role model, and a man whose legacy of excellent service delivery will remain indelible in the history of Lagos Mainland Local Government.

Dignitaries at the event included executive members and legislative arms, Heads of Departments, Heads of Units, staff of the Council, as well as friends and well-wishers.

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*MAYOR (DR.) JUBRIL KOLAWOLE EMILAGBA SWEARS IN NEWLY APPOINTED SUPERVISORS AND SPECIAL ADVISERS IN LAGOS MAINLAND*

The Executive Chairman of Lagos Mainland Local Government, Mayor (Dr.) Jubril Kolawole Emilagba, has officially sworn in newly appointed Supervisors and Special Advisers as part of his administration’s continued drive to strengthen governance and enhance service delivery at the grassroots.

The swearing-in ceremony marks a significant step in consolidating the administration’s vision of inclusive leadership, accountability, and sustainable development across Lagos Mainland.

The newly appointed officials include: Abdul Raheem Ibrahim, Ishola Afisi, Opeluwa Moshood Ajose, Allah-De Adegbola Ahmed, Alhaji Kadri Fatai, Adio Waliu Oladimeji, Bunmi Ayimora, Abiodun Olatunde Jones, Tajudeen Idowu Bello, and Ogunbambi Adeniyi Lateef.

In his address, Mayor Emilagba charged the appointees to justify the confidence reposed in them by demonstrating commitment, loyalty, and dedication to public service. He urged them to work in synergy with other arms of the council to deliver impactful and people-oriented programs that will improve the welfare of residents.

He further emphasized the importance of discipline, innovation, and transparency in governance, noting that their appointments come with great responsibility and expectations.

This inauguration further reinforces the administration’s resolve to build a more responsive, effective, and progressive Lagos Mainland for all.

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