Sanwo-Olu swears in seven new permanent secretaries

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has taken a significant step in bolstering the administrative capacity of Lagos State by swearing in seven new Permanent Secretaries and inaugurating the Lagos State Health Service Commission. This move underscores the administration's commitment to enhancing public service delivery and strengthening governance structures across the state.

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the ceremony was held at the Banquet Hall of Lagos House, Ikeja, where the governor charged the new appointees to demonstrate professionalism, accountability and commitment to efficient service delivery across the state’s ministries and agencies.

The newly appointed officials, who will serve in various key ministries and agencies, have been charged with upholding the highest standards of professionalism and accountability. Governor Sanwo-Olu emphasized the importance of their roles in driving the state's development agenda, particularly in crucial areas such as health, infrastructure, and public administration. Their dedication is expected to translate into more efficient and responsive services for the burgeoning population of Lagos.

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the new appointees to see their new roles as a call to greater responsibility, stressing the need to strengthen governance structures and improve service delivery, particularly in critical sectors such as health, infrastructure, and public administration.

The inauguration of the Health Service Commission, with Dr. Oguntimehin Olukayode Olumuyiwa as Chairman, further signals the administration's focus on improving the healthcare sector. This initiative aligns with the broader goal of building a public service that not only meets the needs of the populace but also supports Lagos's ambitious development trajectory. The administration remains steadfast in its pursuit of excellence and its commitment to the welfare of Lagosians.

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the state government remains committed to building a more efficient and responsive public service that will support Lagos’ development agenda and meet the needs of its growing population.