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‘Your Contributions To Development Remain Valuable’ – LASG To Volunteer Groups
Lagos State Government has told the various volunteer groups in the State that their contributions to the development in the realization of a greater Lagos remain valuable and of immeasurable importance to the present administration, even as it charged organizations and others to embrace volunteerism.
The Special Adviser to the Governor on Civic Engagement, Princess Aderemi Adebowale stated this at a one-day sensitization programme on Volunteerism held in Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos recently.
She said that the importance of the groups made it necessary for the government to constantly engage members of the various volunteering groups to further help drive its developmental projects, plans, and policies.
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The Special Adviser specifically sought the involvement of the various groups in internalizing each of the pillars in the T.H.E.M.E.S development agenda of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu.
THEMES acronym represents Traffic Management and Transportation, Health and Environment, Education and Technology, Making Lagos a 21st Century Economy, Entertainment and Tourism and Security and Governance.
She stated, “You will recall that at the inception of this administration under the dynamic leadership of the Governor, the development agenda for the State was unveiled.”
While saying that the above six pillars development agenda was to make life more meaningful to the citizens and make Lagos a better place, the Special Adviser who was represented at the event by the Permanent Secretary in the Office, Mrs. Rhoda Ayinde assured the participants that the government was poised to involve everyone in its drive to achieve a greater Lagos.
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