The Lagos State government has redeployed district officers of the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPPA) to bring about enhanced service delivery.
The Commissioner for Physical Planning Urban Development, Dr Oluyinka Olumide made this known on Friday during a meeting of the district officers at LASPPPA Headquarters, First Secretariat, Oba Akinjobi Way, Ikeja.
The commissioner explained that the movement of officers was informed by the need to bring about new challenges and reenergize the system as the redeployment mainly affects those who have spent more years in a district and officers on Grade Level 16 and above, whose experience and expertise will best serve policy formulation at the headquarters.
According to the commissioner, the strategic move was aimed at enhancing operational efficiency, boosting productivity, and improving service delivery to the people of Lagos.
“The redeployment, which takes immediate effect, will not only guide against redundancy but promote a viable public image of LASPPPA and the Lagos State Government as our services become more accessible and responsive to the needs of Lagos residents,” he said.
The Permanent Secretary, Office of Physical Planning, Engr. Oluwole Sotire urged the officers to see their new postings as a positive development and hit the ground running in their respective districts.
The General Manager, LASPPPA, Tpl. Kehinde Osinaike added that the agency would increase its monitoring mechanism and collate performance reports regularly as the commissioner promised to commence unscheduled visits to the various district offices
Meanwhile, the commissioner commended Mr. Isiaka Arimi-Sule, a town planner, Assistant Director and head of LASPPA Kosofe District for being dutiful and maintaining high integrity in his work.
His words: “The feedback reaching us is that the officer places service and integrity before material gains, and he has been representing the state government very well.”
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