Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has officially sworn in newly appointed Permanent Secretaries and members of the Health Service Commission.
Eko Hot News reports that the ceremony marks another step in strengthening the administrative structure of the Lagos State Government, with a focus on effective service delivery and governance.
Speaking during the event, the Governor emphasised the critical role of Permanent Secretaries as key drivers of government policies and programmes.
He described them as the engine room of the public service, responsible for translating policy decisions into measurable outcomes that impact residents.
Sanwo-Olu stated that the appointments were based on merit, competence, and proven track records in public administration.
He noted that Lagos requires experienced professionals who can keep pace with the demands of a fast-growing and dynamic environment.
According to him, the expectation is not routine administration but tangible results that citizens can experience in their daily lives.
He urged the newly sworn-in officials to focus on efficiency, innovation, and accountability in carrying out their responsibilities.
The Governor made it clear that the administration is committed to reducing bureaucratic delays and improving service delivery across all sectors.
He encouraged the appointees to align their work with the state’s development priorities and deliver impactful outcomes.
Sanwo-Olu also highlighted the importance of teamwork and collaboration among government agencies to achieve shared goals.
He stressed that leadership within the public service must be guided by professionalism and a strong sense of duty.
The newly appointed members of the Health Service Commission are expected to strengthen healthcare administration and improve service quality across the state.
Their roles will include overseeing policies that enhance healthcare delivery and ensure better outcomes for residents.
The Governor reiterated that Lagos State remains committed to building a responsive and efficient public service system.
He expressed confidence that the new appointees will contribute meaningfully to the growth and development of the state.
The ceremony concluded with a charge to the officials to justify the confidence reposed in them through dedication and results-driven performance.
