Obafemi Durosimi Legislative Building
The administration delivered a legislative building designed to provide a more functional environment for legislative activities and administrative operations.
Explore project →Projects & Impact
From roads and housing to education, healthcare, technology, empowerment and community infrastructure, the 2017–2025 administration delivered projects across multiple areas of grassroots development.
Infrastructure
The administration delivered a legislative building designed to provide a more functional environment for legislative activities and administrative operations.
Explore project →A three-storey multipurpose complex documented as containing about 80 offices alongside supporting administrative and legislative spaces.
Borehole and water infrastructure interventions were used to improve access to potable water across several communities.
Projects included market redevelopment, shopping facilities and commercial infrastructure intended to strengthen local economic activity.
Housing
Greenwich Gardens forms a major part of the housing programme documented in the administration's development record, with multiple residential phases and housing types.
Explore project →The report documents Raymond Estate as one of the residential developments delivered under the housing programme.
Explore project →Another residential estate documented as part of the wider housing development programme.
Explore project →The supplied profile cites an additional 300 housing units under development within the scheme.
Explore project →Education
The report records annual support for indigent students through examination forms and educational assistance.
Explore project →Annual bursary support was documented for tertiary students across the LCDA.
Explore project →Projects documented include work at Alapere Primary School, Irepodun Primary School, Pastor Adegboyega Primary School, Aworosegbe Primary School and Agboyi schools.
Free bus services, educational materials, holiday coaching, scholarships and children's programmes formed part of the wider education intervention.
Health
Residents cited as beneficiaries of the free eye-care programme.
Economic & Social Empowerment
The development record documents multiple phases of the WeLift programme, combining direct financial support, business assistance, vocational training and other interventions.
Explore project →The report records 400 residents receiving ₦50,000 grants through the programme.
Explore project →The programme is documented as a ₦50 million intervention reaching 1,000 beneficiaries.
Explore project →A later phase extended assistance across beneficiary groups including traders, artisans and vulnerable residents.
Explore project →Technology
The report presents the hub as a community technology facility intended to support digital literacy, innovation and practical technology training.
Explore project →Sports & Recreation
One of two major sports and recreational facilities documented within the administration's development record.
Explore project →A community sports complex designed to support recreational activities, exercise and youth participation.
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