Politics
Obasa bolsters LAHASCOM, gives brand new official cars
The Lagos State House of Assembly Service Commission (LAHASCOM) has described the recent kind gesture from the Speaker Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Obasa, who gave six brand new Toyota Saloon cars to the Commission to enhance efficient and effective service delivery as a laudable development.
In a release issued by the Secretary (LAHASCOM), Ms. Bose Lambo,the vehicles were basically for the Secretary of the Commission and Heads of five other Directorates which includes Admin.and Human Resource,Career Management, Discipline and Exit,Recruitment and Appeal,Finance and Accounts.
While speaking about the development, the elated Secretary to the Commission Ms. Lambo, eulogizes the Speaker for being highly decisive and fully committed to ensuring the welfare of officers within his domain.
She cited the fact that the Rt. Hon. Obasa remains an unassuming and amiable personae,whose joy is in seeing the Staff happy and committed to their duties.
Ms.Lambo prayed that God will continue to uphold the Speaker and ensure the attainment of his heart desires.
The Director Admin. and Human Resource Mrs. ‘Lola Martins-Malik also express profound gratitude to the Speaker, for the well thought out gesture. She registered her appreciation on behalf of the Management .
The Management also used the opportunity to appreciate the Acting Clerk of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Barr. Olalekan Onafeko for assisting to facilitate the gesture from the Speaker, which they thankfully received.
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