The Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, says there is
need for Lagosians to embrace attitudinal change.
The governor added that shunning all forms of unethical
activities would be in the interest of the state’s socio-
economic wellbeing.
Ambode, who was represented by the Special Adviser on
Civic Engagement, Mr. Olaide Joseph, spoke at the Iyalode of
Lagos forum/health screening with the theme, ‘Improving
the Ethical Standard of the Citizenry in Lagos State’.
He expressed delight at the return of peace among youths
and various trade groups in the state, especially on the
Lagos Island.
The governor said, “I believe that the attitudinal change
recorded on the Island will be replicated in every nook and
cranny of Lagos State. I hope the development will be
sustained in the long run for the socio-economic benefits of
the state.
“As a demonstration of this administration’s resolve towards
sustenance of peace and ethical rebirth in the state, the
Office of Civic Engagement was created to engage the people
on attitudinal change and public civility.
“We plan to reawaken good public conduct and moral
rebirth. I urge you to spread the message and encourage
public civility and good moral conduct within the family,
communities and the entire state.”
The governor also commended the Iyalode of Lagos, Chief
Bintu-Fatima Tinubu for the free health care exercise for
residents.
Tinubu said her motivation was the desire to see a better
Nigeria, urging businessmen in the state to give back to the
society.

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Posted: at 2-12-2015 06:40 AM (8 years ago) | Upcoming

Na lagos wahala,me I dey Anambra state.

Posted: at 2-12-2015 10:54 AM (8 years ago) | Hero

The politicians should change their attitudes too.

Posted: at 7-01-2016 12:13 PM (8 years ago) | Gistmaniac

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