Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has appointed Gbolahan Oki, former General Manager of LASBCA, as Permanent Secretary of the Office of Urban Development, recognizing his contributions to the state

[dropcap]L[/dropcap]agos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has approved the appointment of Arc. Gbolahan Owodunni Oki, the outgoing General Manager of the Lagos State Building Control Agency (LASBCA), as the Permanent Secretary of the Office of Urban Development.

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This appointment marks a significant transition for Arc. Oki, who has served as the General Manager of LASBCA, an agency crucial to ensuring building compliance and safety within Lagos State.

During his tenure at LASBCA, Arc. Oki was responsible for overseeing the implementation of building codes, the enforcement of regulations, and efforts to minimize the incidence of building collapse in the state.

The Governor’s decision to appoint Arc. Oki to this new role is based on his proven track record of performance and his dedication to the goals of the Lagos State government.

These appointments are crucial to maintaining efficiency in our civil service and reflect our commitment to fostering excellence in the public sector.

The Head of Service, Mr. Bode Agoro, stated that Arc. Oki’s appointment, along with those of other newly appointed Permanent Secretaries, reflects the state’s commitment to recognizing and rewarding excellence within the civil service.

In his new capacity as Permanent Secretary of the Office of Urban Development, Arc. Oki will play a key role in shaping and implementing policies related to urban planning, development, and infrastructure in Lagos State.

This office is vital to managing the state’s growth, ensuring sustainable development, and improving the quality of life for its residents.

The appointment of Arc. Oki and other Permanent Secretaries is part of an ongoing effort by the Lagos State government to strengthen its civil service and enhance its capacity to deliver effective governance.