The Lagos State House of Assembly has launched a thorough review of projects underway across the state’s 57 Local Government Areas and Local Council Development Areas.
This initiative aims to enhance accountability and improve service delivery at the local level.
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The House Committee on Local Government Administration, Chieftaincy Affairs, and Rural Development is responsible for conducting this review, which is integral to the assembly’s constitutional oversight role.
Committee Chairman, Hon. Sanni Ganiyu Babatunde Okanlawon, stated that this review allows lawmakers to evaluate the progress of ongoing and completed projects, assess their impact on local communities, and ensure that public funds allocated for development are utilized efficiently.
He emphasized the importance of local governments as the closest tier of governance to the populace, noting their crucial role in delivering essential infrastructure and services that influence residents’ daily lives.
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The committee will examine a broad array of initiatives, including road construction and repair, drainage systems, healthcare facilities, educational projects, markets, community development programs, and other council-led efforts throughout the state.
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Okanlawon asserted that this exercise should not be seen as a witch-hunt but rather as a means to promote good governance, enhance accountability, and advocate for responsible management of public finances.
He also pointed out that the inspection would assess whether projects were completed to approved standards and if they adequately meet community needs.
The committee reaffirmed its dedication to supporting policies and programs that foster local development, improve governance, and enhance the quality of life for Lagos residents.
The statewide inspection, which began on June 23, 2026, aims to equip lawmakers with firsthand insights into the performance of local councils and the effectiveness of development projects financed by public resources.
