Yesterday marked a significant milestone for the residents of Ikorodu West LCDA as the legislative chamber, under the leadership of Hon. Otunba Sulaimon Kazeem Olanrewaju (FCA, FCTI), convened a crucial stakeholders' meeting. Held at the Asiwaju Olorunfunmi Basorun Customary Courtroom in Owutu-Agric, the gathering centered on the official signing and presentation of the council’s newly established Bye-Laws—a framework designed to enhance governance, security, and community welfare.
Hon. Tejumaye Adeyanju Julius, the Councillor representing Ward D (Ajaguro), took the stage to outline the importance of the bye-laws, urging residents to comply for the greater good of the community.
"Laws exist to protect and guide us," he emphasized."
By adhering to these regulations, we ensure a safer, cleaner, and more organized Ikorodu West."
The newly introduced bye-laws cover a wide range of areas, addressing both everyday concerns and long-term developmental goals. Here’s a breakdown of some key regulations:
1. Protecting the Vulnerable
-Child Rights and Gender-Based Violence – Strengthening safeguards for women and children.
2. Urban Planning & Environmental Safety
-Registration of Street Names and Renewals
– Ensuring proper addressing systems.
-Prohibition of Indiscriminate Parking
– Reducing traffic congestion.
-Adoption of Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Laws
– Promoting cleaner neighborhoods.
-Ban on Structures Built on Road Setbacks
– Preventing obstruction and hazards.
3. Public Order & Security
-Regulation of Street Carnivals and Parties
– Curbing noise pollution and public disturbances.
-Prohibition of Alcohol in Motor Parks
– Enhancing safety in transport hubs.
-Joint Security Task Force Establishment
– Strengthening local security efforts.
4. Business & Economic Regulations
-Foodstuff Sales and Dispensing Control
– Ensuring hygiene in markets.
-Warehouse, Mast, and Workshop Permits
– Regulating industrial activities.
-Development Levy (Amended)
– Streamlining community contributions.
A Collaborative Effort for a Better Future
After the presentation, of Hon. Sulaimon Kazeem Olanrewaju (SKO), the Executive Chairman, officially received the bye-laws and distributed copies to stakeholders, including community leaders, law enforcement representatives, and business owners.
"This is not just about rules, it’s about building a sustainable future for Ikorodu West,"he stated.
"We need everyone’s cooperation to make this work."
With these bye-laws now in effect, the council plans to roll out awareness campaigns to educate residents on their responsibilities. Enforcement will be carried out with fairness, prioritizing education over punishment where possible.
Yesterday marked a significant milestone for the residents of Ikorodu West LCDA as the legislative chamber, under the leadership of Hon. Otunba Sulaimon Kazeem Olanrewaju (FCA, FCTI), convened a crucial stakeholders' meeting. Held at the Asiwaju Olorunfunmi Basorun Customary Courtroom in Owutu-Agric, the gathering centered on the official signing and presentation of the council’s newly established Bye-Laws—a framework designed to enhance governance, security, and community welfare.
Hon. Tejumaye Adeyanju Julius, the Councillor representing Ward D (Ajaguro), took the stage to outline the importance of the bye-laws, urging residents to comply for the greater good of the community.
"Laws exist to protect and guide us," he emphasized."
By adhering to these regulations, we ensure a safer, cleaner, and more organized Ikorodu West."
The newly introduced bye-laws cover a wide range of areas, addressing both everyday concerns and long-term developmental goals. Here’s a breakdown of some key regulations:
1. Protecting the Vulnerable
-Child Rights and Gender-Based Violence – Strengthening safeguards for women and children.
2. Urban Planning & Environmental Safety
-Registration of Street Names and Renewals
– Ensuring proper addressing systems.
-Prohibition of Indiscriminate Parking
– Reducing traffic congestion.
-Adoption of Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Laws
– Promoting cleaner neighborhoods.
-Ban on Structures Built on Road Setbacks
– Preventing obstruction and hazards.
3. Public Order & Security
-Regulation of Street Carnivals and Parties
– Curbing noise pollution and public disturbances.
-Prohibition of Alcohol in Motor Parks
– Enhancing safety in transport hubs.
-Joint Security Task Force Establishment
– Strengthening local security efforts.
4. Business & Economic Regulations
-Foodstuff Sales and Dispensing Control
– Ensuring hygiene in markets.
-Warehouse, Mast, and Workshop Permits
– Regulating industrial activities.
-Development Levy (Amended)
– Streamlining community contributions.
A Collaborative Effort for a Better Future
After the presentation, of Hon. Sulaimon Kazeem Olanrewaju (SKO), the Executive Chairman, officially received the bye-laws and distributed copies to stakeholders, including community leaders, law enforcement representatives, and business owners.
"This is not just about rules, it’s about building a sustainable future for Ikorodu West,"he stated.
"We need everyone’s cooperation to make this work."
With these bye-laws now in effect, the council plans to roll out awareness campaigns to educate residents on their responsibilities. Enforcement will be carried out with fairness, prioritizing education over punishment where possible.
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