Lagos State leaders convened for the 19th Executive and Legislative Parley to deepen collaboration and improve governance across the state.
Eko Hot News reports that the parley, themed “Equal Participation in Governance,” was organised by the Office of Political, Legislative and Civic Engagement. The event took place at Eko Hotels and Suites.
The Lagos State Head of Service, Bode Agoro, attended the high-level engagement. The session focused on strengthening coordination among stakeholders.
Participants discussed strategies to enhance effective governance. Emphasis was placed on ensuring that residents benefit from ongoing development efforts.
The forum served as a platform for dialogue and policy alignment. It encouraged collaboration between the Executive and Legislative arms of government.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu was present at the event. He joined other leaders in deliberations on advancing the state’s development agenda.
Also in attendance was the Deputy Governor, Kadri Obafemi Hamzat. His presence reinforced the importance of inclusive governance.
Members of the Governance Advisory Council participated in the discussions. The council was led by Tajudeen Olusi.
Lawmakers from the National Assembly were also present. They contributed to conversations on policy development and implementation.
Members of the Lagos State House of Assembly attended the parley. Their involvement highlighted the importance of legislative input in governance.
The State Executive Council was represented at the event. Officials shared insights on ongoing programmes and initiatives.
The Body of Permanent Secretaries also took part in the discussions. Their participation ensured administrative perspectives were included.
Deliberations focused on improving service delivery. Stakeholders explored ways to enhance efficiency in government operations.
The parley emphasised the THEMES+ Agenda of the current administration. Participants discussed how collaboration can drive its success.
Speakers highlighted the importance of shared responsibility. They noted that governance requires collective effort from all sectors.
The event also encouraged knowledge sharing among participants. It provided an opportunity to exchange ideas and best practices.
Observers noted that the parley strengthens institutional relationships. It fosters unity in achieving common development goals.
The discussions reinforced Lagos State’s commitment to inclusive governance. Stakeholders agreed on the need for continuous engagement.
Participants expressed optimism about the outcomes of the parley. They noted that collaboration will enhance policy implementation.
The forum concluded with a renewed commitment to effective governance. Leaders pledged to work together for the benefit of residents.
The Executive and Legislative Parley remains a key platform in Lagos. It continues to support coordination and improved service delivery across the state.
