The Lagos state Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Wednesday says he’s dissapointed and dissatisfied with over the low allocation reserved for the state’s indigenes in the employment scheme of Federal Government’s organisations operating in the state.
He vowed that his administration would be making necessary moves to address the inadequacy, which, he said, offended the spirit of fairness, equity and federating balance.
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Sanwo-Olu spoke against the backdrop of low representation of Lagos indigenes in federally-controlled public institutions when he received the Commissioner representing Lagos State at the Federal Character Commission, Abdulwasiu Bawa-Allah, on a courtesy visit to the State House in Marina on Wednesday.
“Lagos is arms is widely opened to all, but the resources available are not enough to cater to all. The challenges facing us are gigantic. Our citizens need to be given their proper space in line with the spirit of fairness and the mandate of the Federal Character Commission, I will make sure this is corrected ” he said.
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