The Oto-Awori Local Council Development Area (LCDA) has inaugurated the 6th Legislative Assembly, marking a new phase in grassroots governance and community development in the area.
At the swearing-in held at the Council Secretariat, Executive Chairman, Oto-Awori LCDA, Kareem Abiodun, congratulated the lawmakers and described the inauguration
as the start of a new chapter.
He urged councillors to collaborate with the executive arm to achieve tangible development.
“We must work in unity to implement projects and policies that directly benefit our people. There’s no room for excuses, the goal is to make Oto-Awori great again,” he said.
Vice-Chairman of the LCDA, Moses Aina, emphasised the importance of research and grassroots engagement.
“Legislative work is not for leisure. It is a responsibility to serve and to learn. The people must feel your presence. Understand their issues, and that will shape meaningful resolutions. This is not an avenue for enjoyment but for purposeful service,” he said.
The newly elected Council Leader, Sulaimon Awoyemi, pledged to lead with integrity and uphold the trust of the people.
“Our commitment to transparency, accountability, and results. We are resolved to address the needs of our people and ensure every voice is heard,” he said.
He urged councillors to remain focused, embrace their legislative responsibilities, and resist distractions.
Member of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Surajudeen Olatunji, advised the councilors to remain diligent and uncompromising in their legislative duties.
“Legislative business is serious work. The people are watching, and they deserve nothing but honest service,” he said.
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