BARR. MRS. OLAYINKA OLADUNJOYE'S VISIT TO THE MINISTRY OF SPECIAL DUTIES FOR ENHANCED COLLABORATION WITH NPC

 




Barr. Mrs. Olayinka Oladunjoye, the Federal Commissioner for National Population Census representing Lagos State, recently made a significant visit to the Ministry of Special Duties in Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos State. Her objective was clear: to strengthen the bond between the National Population Census (NPC) and the Lagos State government.

Accompanied by her dedicated team, Barr. Mrs. Oladunjoye engaged in constructive discussions at the Ministry of Special Duties and Intergovernmental Relations, focusing on enhancing collaboration between NPC and Lagos State. Recognizing the vital role of unity and cooperation, they worked towards aligning efforts to drive development initiatives forward.

During her visit, Barr. Mrs. Oladunjoye seized the opportunity to extend tokens of appreciation to key figures in the Ministry. She presented a thoughtful gift to the Commissioner for Special Duties, Mr. Gbenga Oyerinde, and the Permanent Secretary of Special Duties, Barr. Sesan Ogundeko. This gesture exemplifies the spirit of mutual respect and cooperation between the entities involved.

In response, Mr. Gbenga Oyerinde expressed his commitment to collaboration with NPC, emphasizing the importance of improving data collection processes for a successful and reliable census in the future. His pledge reflects the shared goal of advancing the welfare of Lagos State's residents through accurate demographic information.

Furthermore, Barr. Sesan Ogundeko, the Permanent Secretary, reassured Barr. Mrs. Oladunjoye of the Ministry's unwavering support and cooperation in all endeavors. This assurance underscores the collective vision of progress and prosperity for Lagos State.



Indeed, it is through such collaborative efforts and partnerships that Lagos State can achieve even greater heights. By fostering togetherness and synergy among stakeholders, we pave the way for a brighter and more prosperous future. Let us continue to work hand in hand towards building a stronger and more resilient Lagos State. 

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