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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/gricspbr/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Our government has, once again, demonstrated our total commitment to deepening democratic values and good governance at the grassroots. We have successfully completed the process of putting in place a democratically elected government at the 20 Local Governments and 37 Local Council Development Areas in the State.<\/p>\n
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We recognise the importance of government at the Local Government level because a vibrant and effective local government system will ensure a government of inclusion where everybody has a voice. Today, we have completed the chain of government linking the Wards, Councils and LGAs to the State Government.<\/p>\n
I congratulate all the newly sworn in Chairmen on your successful election. I also congratulate and specially commend the Chairman of the Lagos State Independent Electoral Commission, Retired Justice Ayotunde Phillips, LASIEC Commissioners and the entire staff of the Commission for delivering a free, fair and credible election.<\/p>\n \n My greatest commendation goes to all Lagosians especially those who defied the rains on Saturday to perform their civic responsibility. The hallmark of democracy is the participation of the people through the free exercise of their franchise to elect the people they want to represent them. This is the true source of legitimate mandate to lead a people.<\/p>\n To the newly-elected Chairmen, the conclusion of the electoral process marks the beginning of real governance which has been activated by your swearing in today. It is now time for hard work and the fulfilment of all the promises made to the people. The people have, by their votes, discharged their responsibility. It is now your turn to discharge your part of the social contract you made with the people of your communities, wards and local councils.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n