Jakande Engages Security Agencies and Community Groups in Strategic Week of Outreach
The Executive Chairman of Odi-Olowo Ojuwoye LCDA, Dr. Seyi Jakande, this week hosted a series of high-profile engagements at the council secretariat, bringing together federal security officials, grassroots organizations, and community leaders in support of his administration’s HEWA agenda of service and inclusive development.
On Wednesday, February 25, the Comptroller of Immigration, C.O. Onajinrin, led a delegation to the council secretariat for strategic discussions aimed at strengthening institutional partnerships. Key areas of focus included migration management, intelligence sharing, community surveillance, and lawful documentation. Dr. Jakande emphasized that effective grassroots governance relies on collaboration with national security institutions, and both parties agreed to develop a coordinated framework to enhance public safety.
Also on Wednesday, Mr. Olumuyiwa Olumide led the Enclave Support Group Ilupeju, a youth-led community initiative, to the chairman’s office, offering support for the council’s developmental programs through public-private partnerships. Dr. Jakande commended their proactive approach and encouraged continued community-driven engagement to advance LCDA projects.
The week began on Monday, February 24, with a visit from Coach Azeez Mustapha, representing the Female Football Academy Proprietors, who presented Dr. Jakande with an award of excellence in recognition of his contributions to local development.
The series of visits highlights Dr. Jakande’s open-door policy and underscores his administration’s commitment to fostering collaboration across security, community, and private sectors for the growth and prosperity of Odi-Olowo Ojuwoye LCDA.
