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LSUSDA inaugurates first BOT in Lagos

Yejide Gbenga-Ogundare
March 5, 2025
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As part of efforts to harmonise activities and ensure best practices, the Lagos State United Sand Dealers Association (LSUSDA) marked a historic milestone as it inaugurated its first-ever Board of Trustees (BOT) at a colourful event at the association’s state secretariat in Lagos.

Speaking at the ceremony which attracted members from different walks of life, as well as representatives from the National Inland Water Authority (NIWA), the President-General, Alhaji Waliu Adeniran EKKI, who also serves as the Baale of Badore Community in Ajah, expressed his gratitude to all members for making time to attend despite their busy schedules.

 He also acknowledged the presence of guests from NIWA and the media. Stressing the importance of unity and cooperation, he urged members to remain committed to the growth of the association.

“This is a milestone for us. It’s the first time we are inaugurating a BOT, something we have never done before. I thank God for making this possible, and I appreciate my executive team for their constant support. I urge them to continue standing by the association, and I pray that God will reward them abundantly.”

Also speaking, a clergy, Pastor Omobule commended members for their loyalty and encouraged them to maintain good conduct.

 The newly appointed Board of Trustees members are Alhaji Gbayeola Atayese (Chairman), Alhaji Waliu Adeniran EKKI, Pastor Adetayo Benson, Mr. Shola Oyesainu, Honourable Demehini Adesoji, Pastor Alex Okunsanmi and Alhaji Musa Tijani.

In his acceptance speech, the newly appointed BOT Chairman, Alhaji Atayese, expressed his delight at the appointment, assuring members of transparency and accountability, adding that “I promise to deliver good governance with integrity and always act in the best interest of the association.”

A representative from NIWA, Mrs. Balikis Abdullahi, advised members to remain law-abiding and prioritize security. She emphasized the importance of adhering to government regulations and fulfilling necessary financial obligations.

The event concluded with the official presentation of certificates to the BOT members, marking a new era of leadership for LSUSDA.

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