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Tinubu-Ojo Chairs Lagos Market Advisory Council for Fair Trade

Lagos State Market Advisory Council LASMAC

Governor Babajide Sanwo has appointed Mrs Folashade Tinubu-Ojo as the chairman of the Lagos State Market Advisory Council (LASMAC).

The 21-member group was tasked to work diligently to improve market operations, enhance security, promote fair trade, and create an environment where businesses can flourish.

At the inauguration of the team on Monday in Ikeja, the state capital, Mr Sanwo-Olu urged members to be proactive, transparent, and inclusive in their approach.

The Governor said his administration was fully committed to supporting traders through thoughtful policies, infrastructure improvements, and initiatives that build capacity, saying the council plays a crucial role in managing and developing markets, which are not just essential to the economy of Lagos State but are also the very heart of the communities.

“Our markets are more than just places to buy and sell; they are lively hubs of culture, innovation, and social connection. They support the livelihoods of millions of Lagosians and play a vital role in the economic growth of the state. With this in mind, this administration made it a priority to focus on the development, security, and sustainability of our markets.

“The growth and ongoing development of LASMAC truly reflect our dedication to inclusive governance. By uniting market leaders, traders, and government officials, LASMAC acts as a vital hub for finding solutions, conversation, and teamwork. It guarantees that our traders’ voices are heard, their issues are addressed, and their businesses receive the support they need.

“This administration is fully committed to supporting you through thoughtful policies, infrastructure improvements, and initiatives that build capacity. I want to emphasise that your success is directly tied to the success of Lagos State. I truly believe that with your commitment and collaboration, we can modernise our markets, enhance access to technology, and create trading environments that are safer, cleaner, and more efficient.

“I congratulate members of our new Market Advisory Council, and I look forward to seeing our markets developed as true reflections of the vibrant, resilient, and entrepreneurial spirit of Lagos,” he stated.

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