- LASVO’s critical functions in asset valuation, property assessment, and advisory services contribute significantly to economic planning, tax creation, revenue generation, and governance.
- Dr. Olajide Abiodun Babatunde, Special Adviser to the Governor on E-GIS and Planning matters, commended LASVO management and staff for their hard work and announced plans to introduce radio frequency identification and Autophoto technology.
The Lagos State Government has reaffirmed its dedication to repositioning the Lagos State Valuation Office (LASVO) in line with the THEMES Plus Agenda, aimed at transforming the state into a 21st-century economy.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that this commitment was emphasized during a two-day retreat organized for LASVO staff and stakeholders in Lagos.
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Mr. Olabode Agoro, the Head of Service, acknowledged the efforts of the LASVO Director in spearheading the office despite challenges.
He highlighted the importance of collective synergy in the repositioning process and its impact on the state government’s overall performance.
During the retreat, the Head of Service, represented by Permanent Secretary Mrs. Abosede George, underscored the importance of repositioning LASVO to improve its efficiency and effectiveness in delivering services.
LASVO’s critical functions in asset valuation, property assessment, and advisory services contribute significantly to economic planning, tax creation, revenue generation, and governance.
Dr. Olajide Abiodun Babatunde, Special Adviser to the Governor on E-GIS and Planning matters, commended LASVO management and staff for their hard work and announced plans to introduce radio frequency identification and Autophoto technology.
These innovations aim to bolster land use policies and revenue generation for the state.
Mr. Kamal Olowosago, Permanent Secretary of Lands Bureau, observed the positive transformation taking place within LASVO and stressed the importance of staff collaboration to continue enhancing the office’s performance and overall impact.
The Director, Lagos State Valuation Office, Adekunle Awolaja extended his appreciation to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu for his support and approval of the event.
Awolaja urged participants to embrace the opportunity to enhance their knowledge and skills to improve service delivery and further LASVO’s role in the state’s economic growth.
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The retreat, aimed at repositioning LASVO for increased efficiency and effectiveness, brought together keynote speakers such as Mr. Fatai Onafowote, Director General of the Procurement Agency, and Mr. Orojimi Abiodun, Director of Budget, among others.
