AYOBO-IPAJA LCDA LEGISLATIVE LEADER ADVOCATES BETTER HEALTHCARE AFTER OVERSIGHT VISIT

AYOBO-IPAJA LCDA LEGISLATIVE LEADER ADVOCATES BETTER HEALTHCARE AFTER OVERSIGHT VISIT

Hon. Adebayo Faruk, Leader of the 6th Legislative Arm of Ayobo-Ipaja Local Council Development Area (LCDA), has reaffirmed his commitment to improving healthcare delivery following an extensive oversight visit to primary health centres across the council. The visit, conducted on Tuesday, August 26, 2025, was aimed at assessing facilities and service delivery to ensure residents receive quality and affordable healthcare.

The oversight exercise, carried out in collaboration with the Medical Health Officer (MHO), Dr. Meya Adekunle Samuel, covered key healthcare facilities, including Ipaja Primary Health Centre, Ishefun Primary Health Centre, Cele/Apata Primary Health Centre, and Bada Ayobo Primary Health Centre. The inspection provided lawmakers with firsthand insight into the state of infrastructure, staffing, and healthcare services at these centres, which serve as vital lifelines for thousands of residents.

During the visit, Hon. Faruk and his legislative team toured consultation rooms, maternity wards, pharmacies, and waiting areas. They engaged healthcare workers to identify operational challenges and listened to feedback from patients about their experiences at the centres. The findings, according to Hon. Faruk, revealed areas requiring urgent government intervention to boost efficiency and service delivery.

“We are here to assess the state of our primary health centres and identify areas that require urgent government intervention,” Hon. Faruk stated. “Healthcare is a top priority for us, and we are committed to working with the executive arm to ensure our people have access to quality and affordable healthcare services.”

Hon. Faruk was joined on the oversight visit by other members of the legislative arm, including Hon. Bewaji Folake Afolabi, Deputy Leader and Councilor for Ward E; Hon. Akinyemi Rasaq Ajibola, Councilor for Ward C; Hon. Babayeju Samuel Oluwaseun, Councilor for Ward A; Hon. Adetayo Ayodele, Councilor for Ward B; and Mr. Sanusi, Clerk of the 6th Legislative Arm.

Dr. Meya Adekunle Samuel, who accompanied the lawmakers, commended the initiative and emphasized the need for modern medical equipment, improved infrastructure, and additional healthcare personnel to strengthen service delivery. He described the visit as an important step toward addressing pressing healthcare challenges in the LCDA.

The findings from the visit will be compiled into a detailed report to guide legislative deliberations and inform the executive arm on critical areas requiring immediate attention. Hon. Faruk assured residents that consistent monitoring of healthcare facilities would remain a priority for the legislative arm, adding that collaboration with the executive arm is crucial to delivering impactful governance and improving the quality of life for all residents.

AYOBO-IPAJA LCDA CHAIRMAN INSPECTS OLAYEMI ROAD, CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE INTERVENTION

 AYOBO-IPAJA LCDA CHAIRMAN INSPECTS OLAYEMI ROAD, CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE INTERVENTION

The Executive Chairman of Ayobo-Ipaja Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Hon. Lukmon Abiodun Agbaje, on Monday carried out an on-the-spot inspection of the deteriorating Olayemi Road to assess its condition and highlight the urgent need for government intervention. The road, which serves as a critical route for residents, commuters, and business owners, has become a major concern due to its poor state, affecting daily transportation and economic activities in the area.

During the inspection, Hon. Agbaje interacted with community members, attentively listening to their concerns, challenges, and suggestions regarding the road’s condition. Their feedback underscored the pressing need for sustainable rehabilitation to improve mobility and enhance the quality of life within the LCDA.

Speaking after the visit, Hon. Agbaje reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to infrastructure development, placing road rehabilitation at the forefront of his agenda. “The condition of Olayemi Road is a matter of urgency, and we are committed to addressing it promptly,” he stated. “Improving our road networks is not just about easing transportation; it directly boosts economic activities and strengthens community development.”

The council boss emphasized that the administration’s proactive approach to tackling infrastructural challenges is aimed at ensuring developmental initiatives deliver meaningful and lasting benefits to residents. “Together, with the support of our people, we will deliver the progress our LCDA deserves,” he added.

The inspection reflects Hon. Agbaje’s hands-on leadership style and dedication to addressing critical issues affecting Ayobo-Ipaja LCDA. Residents are hopeful that the intervention will bring lasting solutions to the road’s challenges, fostering growth and connectivity within the community.

COMMUNITY SAFETY TAKES CENTER STAGE AS AYOBO-LCDA CHAIRMAN MEETS WITH LNSC OFFICERS

COMMUNITY SAFETY TAKES CENTER STAGE AS AYOBO-IPAJA LCDA CHAIRMAN MEETS WITH LNSC OFFICERS

The Executive Chairman of Ayobo-Ipaja Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Lagos, Hon. Agbaje Lukmon Abiodun, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to community safety and security. This was buttressed during a courtesy visit from officers of the Lagos Neighborhood Safety Corps (LNSC), led by CS Aihonsu Isaiah Adebowale, Corps Superintendent of the Ayobo-Ipaja Command.

The engagement, which centered on strengthening the partnership between the LCDA and the LNSC, highlighted the importance of collaborative council collaboration. Hon. Agbaje commended the corps for their tireless commitment to providing intelligence and support to other security agencies, which has been vital to maintaining peace across the LCDA.

A key issue raised during the meeting was the persistent power outage at the LNSC station, a challenge inherited from the previous administration. Hon. Agbaje assured the officers of his administration’s commitment to addressing the problem and restoring essential facilities that will enable them to perform their duties more effectively.

The Chairman emphasized that community safety is one of his administration’s top priorities, stressing that closer collaboration with the LNSC will further guarantee the security and well-being of residents in Ayobo-Ipaja LCDA. “Together, we can achieve more,” Hon. Agbaje concluded, expressing confidence in a stronger partnership with the LNSC in safeguarding lives and fostering progress across the LCDA.