Ejigbo local council development authority (LCDA) in Lagos state has marked its first 100 days of the Renewed Hope Initiative with the commissioning of several infrastructural and social development projects by the Executive Chairman, Aare Taoheed Adebayo Taiwo (T.A.T).
The event was attended by top Lagos dignitaries, including the First Lady, Dr. (Mrs.) Claudiana Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, and the wife of the Deputy Governor, Mrs. Oluremi Hamzat. Both praised the Chairman’s early achievements, describing them as a sign of purposeful and people-driven leadership.
Multiple projects were unveiled across Ejigbo. The First Lady commissioned the solarized Ilamoshe Link Tennis Club Road, while Mrs. Hamzat opened the newly solarized Moshalashi Street. Hon. Sanni Okanlawon commissioned a Waste Compactor Truck, and former Chairman Hon. Monsurudeen Oloyede Bello (O.B.E.) commissioned a new Ambulance Bus.
High Chief Muraina Akanbi Taiwo (represented by Chief Bayo Okunola) commissioned Nurudeen Obe Street; Chief Henry Ajomale (represented by Hon. Ladi Ajomale) commissioned the upgraded dwarf fence at the Modern Primary School; Oba Mooruf Adekunle Adisa Ojoola commissioned Allah Lane; and Council Manager Mr. Ajagunna Olusegun Olumide commissioned the Jakande Security House/Gate.
Aare T.A.T said the 100 days were defined by intentional planning and development guided by the SHIELD Agenda, aligned with the Lagos State T.H.E.M.E.S+ Agenda and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope vision.
He highlighted completed roads—including Ilamoshe Road, Adejumo Tennis Club Road, Moshalashi Street Phases 1 & 2, Nurudeen Obe Street, and Allah Lane—all paved with interlocking stones, drainage, and solar streetlights. He also noted palliative works on major routes such as Fadu Avenue, Ile-Iwe Road, Sheik Niyass Junction, Ejigbo–Ikotun Road, Egbe Road, Dauda Iloh Road, Lafenwa Road, and Canoe Road.
In health, the Chairman listed PHC renovations, full solarization of facilities, the new Ambulance Bus, and the ongoing Mega Health Mission providing free medical services, screenings, eye care, dental checks, and essential drugs.
Under the Mega Empowerment Programme, market women, artisans, youths, vulnerable groups, and people with disabilities received tools, grants, and vocational support. The council also strengthened environmental sanitation with a compactor truck, sanitation task force, drainage clearing, and beautification projects.
Education, ICT training, and agricultural support programmes have also commenced.
The First Lady commended the alignment of Ejigbo’s progress with the state’s priorities and urged the council to sustain the pace.
Council Manager Mr. Ajagunna delivered the vote of thanks, assuring residents of more developmental strides ahead.
The event had in attendance lawmakers, traditional rulers, APC chieftains, commissioners, community leaders, and residents of Ejigbo LCDA.
