The Chairman of Eti-Osa East Local Council Development Area, Biliaminu Samson Agunbiade, has unveiled series of projects to mark his first 100 days in the office.
At a well-attended ceremony that brought together community leaders, stakeholders, and residents, Agunbiade expressed profound gratitude for the support he has received since assuming office.
Some of the projects include presentation of vehicles for the security purpose, presentation of ten 500KVA transformers to communities; construction and rehabilitation of access roads, renovation of Badore Nursery and Primary School among others.
He described the first 100 days as a period of purposeful leadership and visible progress, noting that the administration remains firmly committed to delivering sustainable development.
According to him, the projects were designed to improve the living conditions of residents and strengthen development across key sectors.
He said the renovated Badore Nursery and Primary School, offers pupils a safer and more conducive learning environment.
The council, he said, also organised free summer lessons for pupils across the LCDA and honoured exceptional teachers who continue to play pivotal roles in shaping the future of the community’s children.
He said: “Infrastructure development formed another major pillar of our administration’s achievements. We have commenced construction and rehabilitation of key access roads such as Pastor Olusakin Street, Sikiru Oloko Street, Osho Street, Itushoko Street, and Ituegbe Street. These road projects are expected to ease movement, boost local commerce, and eliminate longstanding infrastructural bottlenecks.”
Agunbiade explained that the transformers would help alleviate energy challenges and enhance socio-economic activities within the LCDA.
In addition, the council boss said the vehicles distributed utility to security formations operating in the area would enhanced surveillance and rapid response to safeguarding lives and property.
In the area of empowerment and welfare, the chairman explained that the administration rolled out several initiatives targeted at small business owners and vulnerable groups.
On healthcare, he said elderly residents benefited from health checks, palliatives, and free medication aimed at cushioning the effects of current economic challenges and ensuring their well-being.
“Our commitment to a cleaner, safer Eti-Osa East is paramount. We intensified environmental sanitation, mobilised the environmental task force, and confronted the persistent challenge of indiscriminate refuse dumping, ensuring that our communities remain healthy and habitable,” he said.
Agunbiade assured residents that the achievements recorded in the first 100 days represent only the beginning of his administration’s long-term vision for inclusive development.
He emphasised that his team would not relent in ensuring that the dividends of democracy are felt in every part of Eti-Osa East LCDA.
Majority Leader of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Noheem Adams, hailed the council boss for his sterling performance.
“We have gone out to inspect the projects initiated within a short time and we are happy that he has started well,” he said
He said Agunbiade’s political style is synonymous of the former Premier of Western Region, the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo
Former Chairman of Eti-Osa East Local Council Development Area, Alhaji Owolabi Yisa, said the council boss has done well in the last 100 days.
“We are impressed with his achievements,” he said
