In a remarkable stride for grassroots governance, the Executive Chairman of Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA, Hon. Akogun Wale Raji Anomo, has set a new benchmark by unveiling a string of legislative and developmental milestones during his administration’s stewardship report.
EpeInsights reports that the Chairman announced the passage of the first-ever by-law in the LCDA’s history, a legislative landmark that signals a bold new era in local administration.
“This is more than a political achievement — it’s a historical turning point for Ikosi-Ejinrin. We’re laying the legal and developmental foundation for future generations,” Anomo declared.
Under his watch, the council has prioritized people-centered governance. Councillors have executed ward-specific projects tailored to the needs of their constituents, with the Chairman lauding them as “true change agents” whose oversight and dedication have driven progress.
At the heart of his administration’s efforts is a deep commitment to the welfare of the elderly. Through a monthly palliative distribution program, senior citizens across Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA are receiving consistent support a move Anomo says is about “restoring dignity and comfort to our elders.”
“No elder in our community should feel forgotten. This gesture is one of care, not just charity,” he affirmed.
From road construction and education support to healthcare initiatives, the LCDA under Anomo has launched and completed numerous community-based projects, driven by a governance model that prioritizes inclusion, transparency, and sustainability.
“We’ve moved from promises to performance. Our people can see and feel the impact,” he concluded.
