Sanwo-Olu Inaugurates Abdul-Ganiyu Obasa As Agege LG Chairman

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has formally sworn in Abdul-Ganiyu Obasa as the Chairman of Agege Local Government, urging him to place priority on grassroots development and align his leadership with the state’s development objectives. The swearing-in ceremony was held on Monday at Lagos House, Ikeja, and also featured the inauguration of Toyin Adejimiwa as a Permanent Secretary. Abdul-Ganiyu Obasa, son of the Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Mudasiru Obasa, had previously served as acting chairman of the council before his confirmation and official inauguration. Addressing the newly sworn-in officials, Sanwo-Olu described local government as the closest tier of governance to the people, noting that it demands leadership that is visible, responsive and people-oriented. The governor advised the Agege council chairman to lead inclusively, avoid actions that could divide the community and focus on delivering tangible benefits to residents, stressing that discipline and performance remain central to leadership and advancement in Lagos State.

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AbdulGaniyu Obasa Takes Charge As Agege Council Chairman Following Tunde Azeez’s Resignation

Hon. AbdulGaniyu Vinod Obasa has officially assumed office as the substantive Chairman of Agege Local Government following the resignation of Hon. Tunde Azeez, popularly known as Disco. The 10th Assembly of the Agege Legislative Council, led by Hon. Adeshina Haruna, approved Obasa’s appointment during its plenary session on Tuesday after accepting Azeez’s resignation, which was attributed to health challenges. Azeez explained that his health had hindered his ability to perform effectively, prompting his decision to step down. The councillors commended his dedication and wished him a speedy recovery. Lawmakers described Obasa’s elevation as a key step toward ensuring continuity, stability, and effective governance in Agege. During the same session, the Assembly reviewed its committee structures and oversight duties, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and improved project monitoring across the local government. Reaffirming its commitment to development-focused leadership, the Assembly pledged to continue delivering initiatives that will benefit residents under its renewed administrative structure. Reacting to the leadership change, All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain in Agege, Rotimi Sulaiman, praised Azeez’s decision as a selfless act. “Hon. Tunde Azeez has been unwell for a while, and stepping down to prioritize his health rather than being burdened by the responsibilities of office is a wise and commendable move,” he said. He also commended the new chairman, adding, “AbdulGaniyu Vinod Obasa is a visionary young man who proved his capacity during Azeez’s absence. Agege is indeed fortunate to have both men serving its people.”

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