Buraimoh’s administration seeks stronger partnerships with private sector in Amuwo Odofin

The incumbent executive chairman of Amuwo Odofin Local Government Area, Lagos State, Engineer Valentine Oluwaseyi Buraimoh, has called on business organisations, captains of industry, entrepreneurs, companies, and all stakeholders operating within the council area, to come out in their numbers to partner with his administration in order to foster an enterprising society/environment for everyone.

Buraimoh made the call at the maiden edition of the Amuwo Odofin Mayors’ Nite, where stakeholders from diverse professions and industries in the local government met to rub minds with the chairman on the future prospects of Amuwo Odofin, as well as assess the performance of the local government chairman.

“I am making a call to you, distinguished captains of industry, entrepreneurs, business organisations, companies doing business within the local government to come out in multitudes, to partner with our administration in order to bring about an enterprising society for us all,” Buraimoh said.

According to him, the role of the private organisations and business in giving the government a sense of direction could not be overemphasised, saying that they could make a real difference in assisting the administration in its quest to actualise its goals.

“As leaders, and captains in the private sector, you can make a real difference and support this administration in its quest to redefine governance and actualise its set goals and objectives. You can contribute your own quota by partnering with the local government for development,” he said.

Buraimoh, who reechoed the significance of the private sector in driving the growth of a country’s economy, pledged to provide a favourable business environment.

“As a government, we will continue to provide an enabling environment for your businesses to thrive, which at the long run will be beneficial to both parties. We will continue to pursue people-oriented programmes for the betterment of our people that we are serving,” he said while also encouraging sound critique and advice to help move the local government forward.