The Executive Chairman of Epe Local Government, Princess Surah Olayemi Animashaun, has inaugurated the 2026 Procurement Statutory Committee. The move is aimed at strengthening transparency and accountability in public resource management.
Epe Insights reports that the inauguration took place at the council secretariat. It marks another step toward reinforcing due process in governance within the local government.
Princess Animashaun stated that the committee’s establishment aligns with her administration’s commitment to prudent financial management. She emphasized that all procurement activities must follow laid-down regulations.
She noted that transparency remains key to effective governance. According to her, proper management of public funds is essential for sustainable development.
The Chairman charged members of the committee to carry out their duties with integrity. She urged them to uphold professionalism and fairness in all procurement processes.
She also highlighted the importance of accountability in maintaining public trust. The committee is expected to play a critical role in safeguarding government resources.
The Procurement Statutory Committee will oversee procurement activities across the local government. Its responsibilities include ensuring compliance with existing laws and guidelines.
It will also monitor bidding processes to ensure they remain open and competitive. This is expected to reduce the risk of financial mismanagement.
The initiative is designed to improve the execution of government projects. It will also enhance the quality of service delivery to residents.
Observers view the move as a proactive step toward strengthening institutional frameworks. It reflects a commitment to good governance at the grassroots level.
The council aims to ensure that public resources are used effectively. This will contribute to better infrastructure and community development.
The inauguration underscores the administration’s focus on transparency and efficiency. It also signals a renewed effort to entrench accountability in governance.
