The Executive Chairman of Ikosi–Ejinrin LCDA, Akogun Wale Anomo, has expressed appreciation to a prominent women group and security agencies for their continuous support and commitment to grassroots development and community stability.
Epe Insights reports that the chairman commended the Egbe Obinrin Rere Itesiwaju, led by Madam Esther Raji, for their consistent support of the administration’s programmes and developmental efforts across Ikosi–Ejinrin LCDA.
He described the women group as dedicated partners in progress who have remained loyal and actively involved in initiatives aimed at improving the welfare of residents. According to him, their encouragement has contributed significantly to grassroots development.
Akogun Anomo noted that the group’s unwavering belief in the vision of the administration has strengthened community engagement and support for local initiatives. He assured them that their contributions would always be valued and appreciated.
The chairman emphasized the importance of collaboration between community groups and government in achieving sustainable development. He stated that such partnerships remain vital for effective governance at the grassroots level.
He also acknowledged the efforts of security agencies operating within Ikosi–Ejinrin LCDA, describing them as critical stakeholders in maintaining peace and order across the communities.
According to him, officers from various security formations have consistently demonstrated professionalism and dedication in ensuring safety, stability, and protection of lives and property.
He praised their commitment to duty, noting that their efforts have contributed to a peaceful environment that allows residents to carry out their daily activities without fear.
Akogun Anomo reaffirmed the local government’s support for security agencies, pledging continued collaboration to strengthen safety measures across the LCDA.
He encouraged continued synergy between community leaders, residents, and security personnel in addressing emerging security challenges and sustaining peace.
The chairman also reflected on the importance of unity, sacrifice, and peaceful coexistence, especially during the festive season. He urged residents to embrace values that promote harmony and mutual respect.
He added that building a safer and more prosperous society requires collective effort from all stakeholders, including community groups, security agencies, and government institutions.
The visit and engagements formed part of ongoing efforts by the Ikosi–Ejinrin LCDA leadership to strengthen community relations and enhance security coordination across the area.
Residents have continued to commend the administration’s inclusive approach to governance, particularly its emphasis on partnerships with women groups and security agencies.
The chairman concluded by wishing all residents a peaceful and joyful celebration, expressing optimism for continued progress and unity within Ikosi–Ejinrin LCDA.
