Aare TAT Launches Residents’ Complaint Hotline To Boost Transparency, Service Delivery In Ejigbo LCDA

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………As Chairman Calls on Residents to Report Environmental Hazards, Illegal Activities and Infrastructure Challenges

Emmanuel Clement.

Ejigbo, Lagos– The Executive Chairman of Ejigbo Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Aare Taoheed Adebayo Taiwo (TAT), has introduced dedicated complaint hotlines to strengthen communication between the Council and residents, while promoting transparency, accountability and prompt service delivery.

The initiative provides residents with direct access to the Council to report environmental concerns, damaged public infrastructure, illegal revenue collection, extortion, impersonation of Council officials, and other issues requiring immediate government attention.

Speaking on the initiative, TAT encouraged residents to actively support the Council’s efforts by serving as its “eyes and ears,” stressing that timely and credible information from members of the public would enable the administration to respond swiftly to challenges across the LCDA.

The Chairman also reminded residents and business owners that all Council revenues, levies and other statutory payments must be paid only into officially designated Ejigbo LCDA accounts, warning against making payments to unauthorized individuals or agents.

According to the Council, the complaint lines will operate daily from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and residents are urged to use the service responsibly by providing accurate information and refraining from making false or frivolous reports.

Dedicated Complaint Lines:
08087436635 (Airtel)
08133172173 (MTN)

The initiative forms part of the TAT administration’s commitment to improving governance, enhancing public participation, and ensuring that residents have a reliable channel for reporting issues affecting their communities.

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