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IKORODU LG COUNCIL BOSS, HON. WASIU ADESINA PRESENTS 2.010 BILLION NAIRA BUDGET OF REALITY TO LEGISLATIVE CHAMBER ®™√ INN Nigeria © 3993i3k3knmm5146150015208983113 Executive chairman of Ikorodu LG, Hon. Wasiu Adesina has presented the year 2023 budget of 2,010,987,560.84 naira to the legislative compartment of the council. Dated thursday, 2nd January 2022, the fiscal budget is tagged 'A Budget Of Reality' to foster the administration's economic growth different expansion agenda. Received by the council clerk, Mrs R.A Ibrahim, the budget was presented to the leader of the council, Hon. Adebowale Adebola, who presided over the proceedings. Minutes and assertion of procedures were affirmed by Hon. Shotomiwa Wasiu, Majority leader, Hon. Idris Shokunbi, Chief Whip, Hon. Buraimoh Oluwakemi, Hon. Awolesi Omotayo, Hon. Oshikoya Oladimeji and Hon. Fatuga Mutiat, Deputy leader, which was subsequently documented by Mrs I.B Elusakin. In his dialogue before the budget presentation, the council boss, Hon. Wasiu Adesina regarded the year 2023 budget as another milestone for the local government to foster its local financial improvement. According to Hon. Adesina, presentation of the Budget to the legislative arm complies with the present legislative dispensation, which makes it critical for the executive arms of the local government to submit their budget to the legislative arm for approval. Breaking down the fiscal budget analysis, Adesina explained that the total size of the 2023 proposed budget is Two Billion, Ten Million, Nine Hundred and Ninety-seven thousand, Five Hundred and Sixty Naira Eight Seven Kobo (N2,010,997,560.87). Federal allocation for the year 2023 Five Hundred and sixty Million, Forty-Seven Thousand, Five hundred and sixty Naira, Eighty Four Kobo (N560,047,560.84), VAT is One Billion Naira, Three Hundred and Five Million, Five Hundred Thousand Naira only (N1,305,500.00) and internal growth rate (IGR) bolts One Hundred and Five Million Naira, Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira only (N105,350,000.00). He continued, "State coordinated revenue is Forty Million, One thousand Naira only (N40,001,000.00), and Salaries for the staff of the local government for the year 2023 will gulp Two Hundred and Thirty Million Naira Only (N230,000,000.00), While the teacher salaries for primary schools within Ikorodu Local Government will amount to Two Hundred and Thirty Million Naira Only (N230,000,000.00). "82.72 million naira would be expended on compensations of political office holders, while N713,43million is reserved for pension, 129.4 million naira for local government teachers’ pension , and 18 million naira is committed for severance allowances". "The year 2023 budget is geared towards achieving a distinction outline, better planning and execution of our physical policies for Ikorodu Local Government". "It is important to remind everyone that it is our social duty to be responsible for the yearnings of our communities while adopting a gradual but advanced method primarily in the areas of infrastructural growth, regular development, strategy environmental sanitation, maintenance of peace and harmony, provision of adequate security of lives and property" Hon. Adesina added. Lunging into politics and referring to his party, the All Progressive Congress (APC) as the centrepiece of his effective administration, Hon. Wasiu Adesina implored the good people of Ikorodu to go out and collect their PVC and come out en-mass on the 25th of February 2023 and vote for Asiwaju Bola Ahmad Tinubu Presidential and all other Candidates of APC, including; Governor Babjide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, Senator Hon, Mikahil Abiru, hon. Babajimi Benson MHR, and Hon. Gbolahan Ogunleye. He ended by appreciating all party leaders and stakeholders, including the good people of Ikorodu LG for their unending love and support. The presentation was graced by the Executive Vice-chairman, Aarebirin honourable (Dr) Princess Folashade Olabanji-Oba, stakeholders, Management staff, APC party leaders, chiefs, religious leaders and political figures in the region, including former Secretary to the Lagos State Government and GAC member, Olorunfunmi Basorun.
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IKORODU LG COUNCIL BOSS, HON. WASIU ADESINA PRESENTS 2.010 BILLION NAIRA BUDGET OF REALITY TO LEGISLATIVE CHAMBER ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

5 Feb 2023
SANWO-OLU SIGNS N1.76 TRILLION LAGOS ‘BUDGET OF CONTINUITY’ INTO LAW ®™√ INN Nigeria © 3992j3k3nn3nnnn2570446626284184059 Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Friday, signed the State’s N1.768 trillion “Budget of Continuity” into law to consolidate development strides of his administration and satisfy the yearnings of the residents. The Governor said the fiscal document not only “aggressively” focus on completing ongoing capital projects, it would also expand intervention programmes and intensify social support to citizens and their means of livelihoods. The budget was assented to at a short ceremony held at the Governor’s Office in Alausa. Sanwo-Olu said the spendings would further demonstrate his Government’s determination to scale up good governance and quality service to the citizens through the T.H.E.M.E.S Agenda, stressing that the budget would propel the State to higher level of fiscal growth and social development. The 2023 Appropriation Bill has a capital expenditure of N1.019 trillion, representing 58 per cent of the 2023 budget. The recurrent expenditure, representing 42 per cent, is N748 billion, which includes personnel cost, overhead and debt services. The Governor said the implementation of the budget would see to completion of various ongoing capital projects, including the final construction phase of the 37-kilometre Lagos Red Rail Line from Agbado to Ebute Metta. He added that the funding for the second phase of the Blue Line from Mile 2 to Okokomaiko had equally been approved in the budget, stressing that the Ojo General Hospital project and mental health facility in Ketu-Ereyun being undertaken by the State Government would race to completion. Sanwo-Olu said the contractors handling various road and school construction projects in Badagry, Amuwo Odofin, Ikorodu and Eti Osa could now have access to funds to deliver the projects. He said: “I’m delighted to assent to the 2023 Appropriation Bill transmitted to me after it was passed by the House of Assembly. The budget went through a rigorous review and passed through all the relevant statutory channels required before we now have a live document that can be implemented. This is a budget that speaks to the aspirations and the needs of Lagosians. “The budget is audacious and its size is a reflection of the confidence our citizens repose in us. It is also a significant improvement in the discharge of the citizens’ civic responsibility in the areas of taxes and levies that are due to the Government. I give assurance of our commitment to prudent implementation and improvement in service delivery that will bring about more dividends of good governance.” Sanwo-Olu expressed his appreciation to the leaders and members of the House of Assembly for timely consideration and independent ratification assignment done on the document. The Governor promised to raise the level of implementation of the Appropriation Law, pledging that the ongoing electioneering would not slow down governance process. Sanwo-Olu said although Lagos had the highest budget among the federating units, he added that the budget size was a far cry from the actual number that should have been proposed which befits Lagos developmental aspiration. He said the State could do a lot more if the citizens would partner with the Government by committing to pay their taxes. He said: “Lagosians must know that our Government is committing to protecting their lives and their means of livelihoods. We can provide a lot more opportunities for our citizens in transportation, education, public health and other areas of human endeavour. To achieve these objectives, residents must see the real partner in us. “We have seen the growth across the city and opportunities for business. Our budget must speak to this growth. Lagos needs to be in the comity of cities that can take opportunities to another level and ventilate its economic potential.” Commissioner for Economic Planning and Budget, Sam Egube, explained that the budgetary items reflected the wishes of the residents across the State’s five traditional divisions. He said the the coatings were in alignment with long-term sector objectives and in agreement with Lagos State Development Plan. Chairman, House Appropriation Committee, Hon. Gbolahan Yishau, thanked the Governor for bringing an “implementable document” to the House, pointing out that the fiscal document was diligently reviewed before the final draft was approved.
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27 Jan 2023
IJEDE COUNCIL BOSS, HON. MOTUNRAYO GBADEGBO-ALOGBA PRESENTS 1.8 BILLION BUDGET OF DISTINCTIVE IMPACT TO LEGISLATIVE HOUSE ®™√ INN Nigeria © 493j4n3mmmm7449252140768166592 Executive chairman of Ijede LCDA, Hon. Motunrayo Gbadebo-Alogba has presented the year 2023 budget of 1,887,150,717.81 to her council's legislative house. Held at its administrative chamber on Wednesday, 28th December 2022, the budget is tagged 'A Reserve Of Distinctive Impact' to consolidate diverse developmental agendas in the territory of cool breeze and aquatic splendour. Received by the council clerk, Mr Tahir Adewale Williams, the budget was presented to the leader of the council, Hon. Fadeyi Kehinde Abiodun, who presided over the proceedings. Minutes and assertion of procedures were affirmed by Hon. Shitta Olorunlogbon Akeem, Majority leader, Hon. Nurudeen Saka Adeleke, Chief Whip and Hon. Kehinde Basirat Adejumoke, Deputy leader, was subsequently documented by Mrs Adejoke Thompson. In her speech before the budget presentation, the council boss, Hon. Motunrayo Alogba regarded the year 2022 as remarkable in the history of Ijede LCDA, adding that her administration recorded significant progress in a push to positively affect the lives of people and the community. According to her, despite its minor allocation and little internal revenue base, the council's commitment to the people made her administration very prudent in managing financial resources, which made it viable to achieve effective results. She continued, "The renovation of our Library and the Egbin Community Town hall, presentation of official vehicles to our political office holders, rehabilitation of Ijede to Oke-Eletu Road etc are all evidence of our resolve to bring good governance to our people". "Today, I am happy to say that our collective efforts yielded results as we recorded 80% budget performance in the year 2022" she noted. Hon. Motunrayo further explained that the 2023 budget is tagged 'Budget Of Distinctive Impact', due to her administration's eagerness not to relent in its efforts to consolidate Infrastructural Development, Education, Health and Youth Empowerment etc. "We're poised to build a legacy that will transcend our administration" she declared. Appreciating her legislative council for the smooth working alliance that exists between the LCDA, the council boss urged everyone to project extra cordial relationships which create a better conducive working environment for all. Post budget presentation, Hon. Motunrayo concluded by beseeching the house to finalize proceedings on making the reserve a working document. The total budget size is 1,887,150,717.81, with an analysis of Personnel cost at 840,809,897.05, Overhead expenditure at 581,840,820.76 and total capital expenditure at 464,500,000. Personnel cost is 44% to budget size, overhead is 31% and capital is 25%. The presentation was graced by the Executive Vice-chairman, Hon. Femi Kareem, stakeholders, Management staff, APC party leaders, chiefs, and political figures in the region, including former Ijede LCDA chairman, Alhaji Fatiu Salisu.
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29 Dec 2022

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SANWO-OLU PROCLAIMS 10TH LAGOS ASSEMBLY, URGES LEGISLATIVE FOCUS ON PEOPLE’S WELFARE ®™√ INN Nigeria © fb img 1686077642784883121254648005931 At 11:20am on Tuesday, Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu proclaimed the first session of the 10th House of Assembly, following the inauguration of 40 members-elect of the State legislature by the clerk. The ceremony, Sanwo-Olu said, symbolised the continuity of the State’s democratic journey, stressing the role of legislature, as indispensable pillar of democracy, was vital in exercising the power of the people in a system of governance. The Governor said the legislative arm embodied the hopes and aspirations of the State’s residents, who elected representatives to work in partnership with other arms of the Government in the quest for good governance and prosperity of Lagos. Sanwo-Olu, who described Lagos as a citadel of resilience and dynamism, noted that the rancour-free transition from the Ninth Assembly to the 10th parliament further demonstrated the sustenance of culture of legislative vibrancy entrenched in the State’s parliament. This, he said, confirmed Lagos’ journey on the path of innovation, development and cultural diversity. He said: “Today, we come together for the proclamation of the 10th Lagos State House of Assembly. The ceremony symbolises not just the continuity of our democratic journey, but also the vital role of legislative power in our system of governance. The legislature, an indispensable pillar of our democracy, plays an essential role in the journey we have embarked upon. It is the embodiment of the hopes and aspirations of our people, a crucial partner in the quest for good governance, and a custodian of our shared democratic values. “The independent atmosphere under which the House of Assembly operates is a testament to the strength of our democracy and the commitment of Lagosians to the pursuit of excellence. Lagos has always been a citadel of resilience and dynamism, leading the path in innovation, development, and cultural diversity. As we embark on this new journey, we are reminded of our shared commitment to bolster the prosperity of Lagos and improve the lives of every Lagosian.” Sanwo-Olu, who maintained neutrality in the process that led to selection of the Assembly’s principal officers, said his interest lay in how the executive and the legislature could work in collaboration to fulfil shared responsibilities to the people. The Governor urged the legislators to bring their unique value and perspective to bear in the debates of issues and policies in the assembly, stressing that the Government would achieve extraordinary results through collective efforts and cooperation. Sanwo-Olu thanked members of the Ninth Assembly, whom he said worked with his Government to ensure dividends of good governance were reaped by the people. He charged members of the 10th Assembly to meet and outperform the record set by the expired Assembly in legislative activities. He said: “As we look to the future, let us remind ourselves of the importance of cooperation, dialogue, and mutual respect. The Executive and the Legislature are partners in this democratic journey. Our shared goal is to create a Lagos where everyone thrives, where opportunities abound, and where our cultural diversity propels us forward. “I stand ready to work with the 10th Assembly, collaborating to drive impactful policies, and fostering an environment where the hopes and dreams of every Lagosian can be realised. I believe the 10th Assembly will meet the expectations of Lagosians and surpass the record set by the Ninth Assembly.” Clerk of the House, Barr. Bunyamin Onafeko, rated the Ninth Assembly high in legislative achievements, noting that the House, in four years, passed 46 bills into law and approved over 120 resolutions, touching range of issues, relating to welfare of the people, settlement of dues, and other socio-economic issues. Onafeko disclosed that 20 legislators from the previous Assembly returned, while 20 members were newly elected into the House. The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) retained the majority in the Assembly with 38 members, while Labour Party has two members. “Legislature is the only arm of Government composed of elected representatives of the people across constituencies with statutory mandate to aggregate the concerns of the people and present their interests for implementation by the executive arm. The legislature has oversight power on other arms of Government through which it ensures transparency and accountability in allocation of public resources,” Onafeko said. Sanwo-Olu, in pursuant of Section 105(3) of the 1999 Constitution, as amended, transmitted a letter to proclaim the holding of the first session of the 10th Assembly. Upon confirming the Governor’s letter, Onafeko, citing Section 92 of the Constitution and Order 2 and Rule 4 of the House, called for the nomination of Speaker and Deputy Speaker. Temitope Adewale, representing Ifako-Ijaiye Constituency 1, nominated member representing Agege Constituency 1, Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Obasa, to take the chair of the Speaker. Obasa, who is returning to the House for the record sixth term, led the Eight and Ninth Assemblies as Speaker. Hon. Ogunkelu Sylvester from Epe Constituency II seconded Obasa’s nomination to return as Speaker. With no other nomination for the position, the Clerk returned Obasa as Speaker of the 10th Assembly. Hon. Desmond Elliot of Surulere Constituency 1 nominated Hon. Mojisola Lasbat Meranda, of Apapa Constituency 1, to take the seat of Deputy Speaker. Meranda was elected after her nomination was seconded by Hon. Tijani Surajudeen of Ojo Constituency 2. Upon assumption of duty as Speaker, Obasa said members’ elections were a testament to the avowed commitment to sustaining and upholding democratic values and principles through effective policy formulation, implementation and evaluation. The Speaker thanked Governor Sanwo-Olu for according respect to this House and maintaining neutrality in the internal affairs of the Assembly. Obasa also appreciated the Governor for what the Speaker described as his defence of the legislature from external forces and manipulations. He said: “The 10th Assembly has been proclaimed today. To achieve our goals, we will need to work hard, be innovative and stay united. We must abstain from being purveyors and sponsors of negative publicity about this House and publications that do no one any good, but destroy the image and reputation of the parliament as well as its leadership. “As we begin a new chapter in the history of this Assembly, I want to affirm my commitment to the principles of transparency, accountability and good governance. My goal is to ensure that every member of this Assembly is respected and valued and that we work together to provide effective representation for the people of Lagos state.” Other principal officers constituted on the first session are Majority Leader, Hon. Noheem Adam, of Eti Osa Constituency 1; Deputy Majority Leader, Hon. Damola Kasumu of Ikeja Constituency II; Chief Whip, Hon. Mojeed Fatai of Ibeju Lekki Constituency 1, and Deputy Chief Whip, Hon. David Setonji of Badagry Constituency II.
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6 Jun 2023
ACCEPTANCE SPEECH DELIVERED BY SPEAKER, MUDASHIRU OBASA AT INAUGURATION OF 10TH ASSEMBLY OF THE LAHA ®™√ INN Nigeria © img 20230606 wa00096599249934895067482 Admittance oration conveyed By The Speaker, Rt Hon Mudashiru Obasa During The Inauguration Of The 10th Assembly Of The Lagos State House Of Assembly On Tuesday, June 06, 2023. PROTOCOL Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Executive Governor of Lagos State; our highly esteemed royal fathers here present, Captains of industry, leaders of our pace-setting party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), Community leaders, Chairmen of Local Governments and Local Council Development Areas; members of Diplomatic Corps; market men and women; our energetic youths; members of the 4th Estate of the Realm; all Lagosians; ladies and gentlemen. • My distinguished colleagues, ladies and gentlemen, with profound gratitude, a strong feeling of honour, and an unwavering commitment to living up to the high standards set by you, I accept your gracious decision to elect me as the Speaker of the 10th Assembly of the Lagos State House of Assembly. Today’s gathering is historical in the sense that it is the day I set the pace as the first legislator to be elected a record six times and the first to be Speaker for three consecutive terms in Nigeria. • Foremost, we owe a debt of gratitude to the Almighty Allah, the All-Powerful, for the success of the 10th Assembly's opening session. To Allah's holy name, I give thanks, for it is He who made it so that I would serve as your Speaker for the next four years. Therefore, with all sense of responsibility, I make bold to declare to all Lagosians and indeed my colleagues that I shall continue to give my best. • Importantly, let me immensely thank Lagosians and Nigerians for voting for our great party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the just concluded elections which resulted in the emergence of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, the re-election of Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu as the Governor of Lagos State and the overwhelming victory of the candidates for the Lagos State House of Assembly. The victory which we recorded at the polls is a testament to our avowed commitment to sustaining and upholding democratic values and principles through effective policy formulation, implementation and evaluation. • I want to thank Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu for his usual support for the legislature and further commend him for his respect for this House, his neutrality, guidance and advice. His defence of the legislature from external forces and manipulations cannot be de-emphasised. Dear colleagues, we stand here today as a testament to Mr Governor’s commitment to good governance and his efforts to build a better Lagos for all. Permit me to use this medium to congratulate him also on his recent inauguration as the seventh democratically elected Governor. • In the same vein, this event allows me to commend the Governor’s Advisory Council (GAC) for the role played by its members, 20 years ago, resulting in the independence of the legislature in Lagos to decide its leadership. For this, I say THANK YOU SIR to those who partook in that critical decision, the current members and those who are now resting. To the leadership of our party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), starting from the President of this nation, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, members of the G16, especially our party chairman, Hon. Cornelius Ojelabi, I say a BIG THANK YOU for all your usual support. • My deepest appreciation goes to my constituents in Agege for their continued support and belief in my vision for a better and more prosperous Lagos. It is truly humbling to be given the opportunity yet again to serve them and our dear State in this capacity. I promise to work tirelessly with my colleagues to ensure that we continue to uphold the legacy of excellence for which the Lagos State House of Assembly is known. • Dear Lagosians and Nigerians, issues relating to the removal of fuel subsidies have been on the front burner for some days with opposing views. While I understand the current plight faced by citizens, I want to urge us all to embrace this policy as it has a lasting positive effect on all of us and our country. We can take a clue from the introduction of mobile communications networks in Nigeria years ago and how they were beyond the reach of many citizens. Today, mobile phones are everywhere and calls are cheaper. • Distinguished colleagues, Lagosians, the 10th Assembly has been proclaimed today. To achieve our goals, we will need to work hard, be innovative and most importantly, stay united. As Honourable members, we must abstain from being purveyors and sponsors of negative publicity and publications about this House. Such publications do no one any good, but destroy the image and reputation of the Parliament as well as its leadership. Let’s always be conscious that excessive desperation does not achieve anything good. • As we begin a new chapter in the history of this Assembly, I want to affirm my commitment to the principles of transparency, accountability and good governance. My goal is to ensure that every member of this Assembly is respected and valued and that we work together to provide effective representation for the people of Lagos state. • Lagos State is a great state with even greater potentials and we have a responsibility to harness these potentials and maximise them for the benefit of our people. We must prioritise the welfare of our constituents and ensure that our policies and legislative framework are geared towards meeting their needs. Under my leadership, this House will operate an open and inclusive administration where all members are carried along and given equal opportunity to contribute towards the development of the State. • We cannot achieve greatness working in isolation. Therefore, I encourage all the branches of government to work together in harmony to ensure that we build a Lagos State that we can all be proud of. Together, we have an opportunity to build a better Lagos, a Lagos that provides equal opportunities for all, a Lagos that is safe and secure, and a Lagos that is a model for sustainable development in Nigeria and the world. • As a responsible and responsive House of Assembly, our legislative agenda for the 10th Assembly are: To promote and strengthen legislative institutions from the State to local government level; a recommitment to the establishment of a Centre for Democracy and Legislative Studies; to review the old laws to bring them to modern reality, especially laws that established agencies, parastatals that are no longer viable; to rejig our regular legislative consultation; and to ensure prudent fiscal and financial policies through robust and engaging legislation. • Lagos is a Yoruba Land as against the assertions of some people that it is a no man’s land. Therefore, part of our legislative agenda is to ensure the translation of laws passed by this House to the Yoruba Language. We also aim at achieving our collective goals of creating a robust legislative framework that protects the interest of our people. Going forward in this wise, we are going to employ all legislative instruments for the support of the indigenes of Lagos. There would be laws and resolutions in the areas of economy and commerce, property and titles and we will reverse all that are reversible to protect the interest of the indigenes. • Management staff and personnel of this great institution, I implore you to do everything in your power to ensure this administration's success. We promise to keep our campaign promises to the people of Lagos and to ensure that everyone benefits from the dividends of democracy. We appreciate the help from the media, the ‘4th Estate of the Realm’. We would appreciate it if you could assist us more by projecting a good image of this Assembly as usual. The success of this 10th Assembly should be a top priority. • To sum up my points, the sanctity of the legislature as an independent body is adequately provided for in the Constitution by the principles of Separation of Powers. In this regard, no other arm of government is allowed or permitted to interfere with the functioning and independence of the legislature in a manner that would make the legislature subs the servant subordinate. It must be underlined that in any constitutional democracy, the legislature must be allowed to operate independently, especially in line with Section 101 of the Constitution which confers on it the power to regulate itself, without violation. • To improve the Legislature and establish good governance, my colleagues and I must be steadfast and remove any obstacles in our path. I have faith that we will succeed. This esteemed House shall sustain our cordial relationship and robust cooperation with the Executive arm of government. However, let me state clearly that we shall not compromise the sanctity of our institutional independence and constitutional roles. We further expect that resolutions passed by this House are given favourable consideration just like bills passed by this House. • Lastly, I solemnly pledge my commitment to serve this House with humility, honesty, and dedication. I urge my colleagues to join me in this commitment, and together we shall leave a legacy of excellence that generations yet unborn will be proud of. I thank you all for your listening pleasure. Thank you, and God bless Lagos State and Nigeria. Igbega spindle Eko, ajumose gbogbo wa ni. Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Ajayi Obasa Speaker, 10th Lagos House of Assembly.
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6 Jun 2023
NBA IKORODU TO PROVIDE POLICY THRUST AT LAW WEEK ®™√ INN Nigeria © storage emulated 0 pictures comica cartoon16860617990001230895673216405156 Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Ikorodu Branch, Idris Thany says it is high time lawyers took up the challenge to guide the political leadership and politicians in Nigeria. He disclosed this on Friday while briefing journalists on activities lined up for the 2023 Law Week of the association which commenced with a jumat service at Omitoro Town Central Mosque, Ijede Road, Ikorodu. According to him, Lawyers should also contribute to charting a course of direction for the new administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu by providing it with working materials on what the people of Nigeria expect from him. He said this prompted the theme of this year’s conference of the Bar, “2023 and Beyond the Imperative of True Federalism in Nigeria” and the lecture topic, “The 1999 Constitution, Restructuring and True Federalism: The Way Forward”. Mr Thany said they were aware that before the election, there were hues and cries about the lopsidedness in appointments, and alleged nepotism among other issues in the country. “I believe that after the lecture which centres on the 1999 constitution, restructuring, true federalism and the way forward, the federal government would have been better informed. It will serve as a raw material for the policy thrust of the federal government. “We want to contribute our little quota by the theme and lecture, to the development of Nigeria such that future generations would be proud to call Nigeria their own.” Dignitaries are billed to attend and speak at the “16th annual lecture of Chief Babatunde Olusola Benson (SAN)” held on Tuesday, June 6, which falls during Law Week. The chairman of the lecture is a former Deputy Governor of Oyo state, Iyiola Oladokun (SAN) while a former chairman of NBA Abuja and a Presidential candidate in the 2018 election of the national NBA, Mazi Afam Osigwe (SAN) is the guest speaker. The discussants will include Chairman, Oyo State, INEC and chairman, Egbe Amofin, Isiaka Abiodun Olagunju (SAN); a former NBA Lagos Branch chairman, Dr Ajibade Babatunde (SAN), Chukwuka Ikuwuazom (SAN) and Olusegun Fabunmi (SAN).
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6 Jun 2023
OBASA MAKES HISTORY, REELECTED SPEAKER 3RD TIME ®™√ INN Nigeria © 393oj4j4jj4188752632216197588 Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Ajayi Obasa has been re-elected by his colleagues to lead the Lagos State House of Assembly as Speaker for the third consecutive time. The lawmakers also elected Hon. Mojisola Lasbat Meranda as the Deputy Speaker. Obasa was unanimously re-elected after a proclamation of the 10th Assembly of the Lagos State House of Assembly by Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, who was present with Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat and top government officials at the chamber of the House. Obasa, the most ranking member of the House, was nominated by Hon. Temitope Adewale, who was seconded by Sylvester Ogunkelu. Hon. Noheem Adams, the Deputy Majority Leader in the ninth Assembly, was elected as the new Majority Leader while Hon. Adedamola Kasunmu was elected the Deputy Majority Leader. Hon. Mojeed Fatai of Ibeju Lekki 1 was elected as the Chief Whip while Hon. David Setonji was elected the Deputy Chief Whip. Details soon...
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6 Jun 2023
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