File source: Grassroots Times

The Chairman of Agege Local Government, Hon. Tunde Azeez, has officially embarked on medical leave, temporarily transferring the administration of the council to his Vice Chairman, Hon. Abdul-Ganiyu Vinod Obasa.

According to the council’s directive, Hon. Obasa will henceforth serve as Acting Chairman, overseeing the affairs of Agege LG while Hon. Azeez undergoes medical care.

The move ensures continuity in governance and uninterrupted service delivery to residents of the local government.

This transition highlights the council’s commitment to stable leadership and smooth operations, even in the absence of the substantive chairman.

Hon. Tunde Azeez

Hon. Tunde Azeez is the Executive Chairman of Agege Local Government, Lagos State. A grassroot politician with years of community service, he is well-regarded for his inclusive leadership style and commitment to infrastructural development, youth empowerment, and social welfare programs. Since assuming office, he has championed policies geared towards improving primary health care, education, and market facilities within Agege. His administration is also credited with initiating various empowerment initiatives for artisans, traders, and young entrepreneurs.

Hon. Abdul-Ganiyu Vinod Obasa

Hon. Abdul-Ganiyu Vinod Obasa, the Vice Chairman of Agege LG, now serving as Acting Chairman, is a dynamic politician and administrator with deep ties to the community. Known for his accessibility and people-centered approach, Obasa has been instrumental in supporting council projects and liaising between the chairman’s office and grassroots stakeholders. His political journey reflects a strong passion for service, particularly in youth development and communal harmony. As he steps into the role of Acting Chairman, he is expected to continue driving the council’s agenda while maintaining stability and progress.