There
has been a massive shake-up in the Lagos State Government as Governor
Akinwunmi Ambode dissolved all Boards of parastatals and agencies,
sacking the sister of the former Governor of Lagos State, Ms Olayinka
Fashola and 75 other heads of the parastatals and agencies.
Ms
Fashola was the General Manager, Lagos State Residents Registration
Agency, LASRRA. Also affected is the General Manager, Lagos State Waste
Management Agency, LAWMA, whose head was Ola Oresanya; Lagos State
Emergency Management Agency, LASEMA, Dr. Femi Oke-Osanyintolu; Executive
Chairman, Lagos State Christian Pilgrims Welfare Board, Bolajoko
Fashola and the Lagos State Traffic Management Agency, LASTMA, headed by
Babatunde Edu.
Also sacked are the General
Managers of Lagos State Electricity Board, Ms Damilola Ogunbiyi; Urban
Furniture and Regulatory Unit, UFRU, Joe Igbokwe; Lagos Water
Cooperation, Shayo Holloway; Lagos Internal Revenue Service, Tunde
Fowler; Lagos State Building Control Agency, LABCA; Managing Director,
LAGBUS Assets Management, Babatunde Disu and the General Manager, Lagos
State Lotteries Board, Lanre Gbajabiamila.
Other head of agencies
affected are the Lagos State Waterways Authority, Lagos State Building
Investment Company Limited, Lagos State Ferry Services, Lagos State
Records and Archives Bureau, Lagos State Printing Cooperation, Lagos
State Television, Lagos State Traffic Radio, Eko FM, Radio Lagos, among
others.
In a statement issued by the Office of the Secretary to
the State Government, SSG, Tunji Bello, it said Ambode had approved the
dissolution of all boards of parastatals and agencies of government with
immediate effects.
According to the statement, the dissolution
is with the exception of the Civil Service Commission, Judicial Service
Commission and the State Independent Electoral Commission.
While
expressing the appreciation of the Governor for the modest contribution
of members of the dissolved Boards, Bello wished them well in their
future endeavour.
The statement added that constitution of new Boards would be effected in due course.
Credit: Kazeem Ugbodaga/PM News
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