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Igbogbo-Baiyeku packages Budget of Inclusive Prosperity 2026

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By Bose Adelaja 

 

CITIZENS COMPASS— Igbogbo/Baiyeku Local Council Development Area (IBLCDA), Ikorodu Division in Lagos State, kicked off its Year 2026 Budget Retreat yesterday tagged Budget of Inclusive Prosperity for year 2026.

The retreat, which continued on Friday, was led by its Chairman, Omo’ba Hammed Olalekan Aroyewun.

The event brought about a brainstorming session among the executive, legislative arms and management staff of the Council.

The Council National Union Of Local Government Employees (NULGE) Igbogbo Chapter also played significant roles in the session.

To provide state-of-the-art insights and ensure standards are adhered to, a team of financial experts gave practical training to the council officers.

This year’s retreat places strong emphasis on designing a holistic and equitable financial framework that guarantees every resident, regardless of status, background, or community, enjoys the dividends of governance and the benefits of IBLCDA’s developmental agenda. Residents are assured of a visionary and people-focused fiscal direction in 2026 as deliberations at the retreat are centered around critical pillars of growth, including strengthening community-driven development initiatives, enhancing revenue generation through innovative and citizen-friendly mechanisms.

Others are expanding social welfare and empowerment programmes, prioritizing infrastructure, healthcare, education, youth development projects and deepening transparency, accountability, and responsible fiscal management

Speaking at the opening session, Chairman Aroyewun reiterated that the 2026 budget is envisioned to reflect collective aspirations, promote shared prosperity, and consolidate ongoing efforts to build a more inclusive and economically vibrant IBLCDA.

As deliberations continue, the administration remains committed to delivering a fiscal blueprint that ensures sustainable development and leaves no segment of the population behind.

 

 

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