The Lagos State Head of Service, Bode Agoro, has urged Lands Officers across the state to embrace emerging technologies and adapt to evolving digital trends to improve efficiency and service delivery.
Eko Hot News reports that Agoro gave the charge during the opening ceremony of a three-day retreat organised for management staff of the Lagos State Lands Bureau.
The retreat, themed “Sustainable Performance, Digital Readiness and Team Excellence for a Greater Lagos,” was held at Jubilee Chalet under the banner “Lands 360: Team Bonding and Performance Enhancement.”
Speaking at the event, Agoro described the theme of the retreat as timely, noting that technological advancements are continuously reshaping workplace operations and public service delivery.
He explained that Lagos State is gradually transitioning from conventional digital systems to more advanced electronic processes, making it necessary for public officers to remain updated and prepared.
According to the Head of Service, embracing innovation and digital transformation will help improve operational efficiency and enhance the quality of services provided to residents.
Agoro commended the Permanent Secretary of the Lands Bureau, Kamar Olowoshago, alongside management staff and Lands Officers for their dedication and commitment to duty.
He praised the officers for maintaining professionalism and resilience while carrying out their responsibilities within the public service sector.
The Head of Service noted that public service remains a call to responsibility and integrity, adding that the efforts of Lands Bureau officials continue to distinguish the agency among government ministries, departments, and agencies.
Agoro also acknowledged the patience and understanding displayed by officers in their interactions with members of the public.
He stressed that managing public concerns and requests requires a high level of tolerance, professionalism, and effective communication skills.
The retreat also focused on strengthening teamwork, improving performance standards, and preparing officers for future workplace demands within the state public service.
Participants at the event were encouraged to collaborate more effectively and embrace innovative solutions that support efficient land administration and public engagement.
Officials at the gathering highlighted the importance of continuous training and professional development in building a more responsive and technology-driven public service system.
Agoro further appreciated the Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, for supporting the training and retraining of civil servants across ministries, departments, and agencies.
He noted that the administration’s investment in capacity building has continued to strengthen workforce development and improve service delivery across the state.
Stakeholders at the retreat described the programme as an important platform for knowledge sharing, strategic planning, and team bonding among Lands Bureau officials.
The event also provided opportunities for discussions on digital readiness, workplace productivity, and sustainable performance in the public sector.
Participants expressed optimism that the retreat would further enhance operational standards and encourage innovation within the Lands Bureau.
The Lagos State Government has continued to prioritise digital transformation and human capital development as part of efforts to modernise governance and improve public service efficiency.
Observers believe that increased adoption of technology in government operations will support faster processes, improved transparency, and better engagement with residents across Lagos State.
