Orile‑Agege Local Council Development Authority (LCDA) Chairman Akinola Idowu said his administration has inherited 21 ongoing projects and is prioritising their completion to avoid wasting public funds.
Idowu, who has been at the helm of the LCDA since taking office, highlighted that the projects span a range of infrastructure and community development initiatives across the Orile‑Agege area of Lagos State.
“We inherited 21 ongoing projects and are prioritising their completion to avoid wasting public money,” Idowu told reporters, underscoring the council’s commitment to efficient use of resources.
The LCDA is responsible for planning, coordinating, and implementing development projects within its jurisdiction, aiming to improve local infrastructure and services for residents.
By focusing on finishing the existing projects, the council hopes to deliver tangible benefits to the community and set a precedent for responsible management of public funds in Lagos State.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>