Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode,
yesterday restated his administration’s resolve to
ensure rapid development at the grassroots.
Ambode, who disclosed this at an interactive
session with men and officers of Neighbourhood
Watch at Banquet Hall of the Lagos House, Ikeja,
was represented by his deputy, Dr Oluranti
Adebule.
The governor, while declaring that the policy
thrust of his administration would be community
development, stated that his government was
ready to make people at the grassroots level feel
the impact of government.
He told the officials that henceforth “you will be
playing more significant and critical role in this
administration.
This administration is giving back (governance)
to the communities, which is its policy thrust.
“We know if we develop the community we have
developed the local government, which means we
are equally developing the state. But we will not
start from up; we will start from the bottom and
go up.”
The governor also appreciated the contributions
of Neighbourhood Watch members to the
maintenance of law and order in the communities,
adding that there was need for the organisation
to embark on self-appraisal so as to ensure its
members live up to expectations of the public.
He reiterated the commitment of the
administration to ensure the provision of 20 new
rural roads in each of the local government
councils of the state as promised during
electioneering

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simply do it.

Good 1 from my amiable governor