Mr Olufemi Okeowo, Chairman of Ifelodun Local Council Development Area (LCDA), announced the appointment of 250 additional Special Assistants (SAs) and Senior Special Assistants (SSAs) to enhance governance in the area. This follows the appointment of 128 SAs and SSAs in July. Okeowo emphasized these appointments as part of efforts to improve policy implementation and deliver democratic benefits to residents. The initiative coincides with increased financial allocations to local governments after the removal of fuel subsidies, allowing the LCDA to distribute cash transfers, business support, and food aid to residents. The Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education in Lagos State praised the measures as dividends of democracy, highlighting their potential to reduce poverty. Community members welcomed the programs, noting the positive impact on families and local development.
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