The Executive Chairman of Ifelodun Local Government, Hadji Abdulrasheed Femi Yusuf, has inaugurated a committee to commence the registration of non-indigene residents in the Local Government.

The 20-member committee has been tasked with establishing a comprehensive registration process and creating a database to enhance planning and strengthen security across the local government.

The Chairman explained that non-indigene residents would be required to provide proof of identity and residence, where applicable. “This initiative aims to address the activities of criminal elements in our communities. Registered individuals will be issued a card confirming their status,” he said.

He urged the committee to ensure transparency, fairness, and confidentiality throughout the exercise while working within the stipulated timeline.

“We expect you to engage traditional rulers, the Fulani association, and development associations in each community to ensure widespread awareness and cooperation,” he added.

The committee is chaired by Chief Ibrahim Lawal, with the following members: Hon. Felix Ajani, Tunde Lawal Alaro, Rasheed Shuaib, Jodi Folorunsho, Shina Jejelola, Ranti Adeyinka Sheun, Yusuf Aweda, Hon. Idris Isiaka Olatunji,l and Qudus Audu.

Others are Suleiman Bifo, Kabir Lawal, Rasheed Owolabi, Abdullahi Awayewaserere, Toyin Abdullahi, Razaq Arikiyeri, Lateef Oni, Akeem Olayinka Nurudeen, Samuel Bala, and Bolaji Olayemi (Secretary).

In his acceptance speech, Chief Ibrahim Lawal expressed gratitude for the trust placed in the committee. He assured the council of their dedication to tackling insecurity in the local government.

“As the Kwara State Governor works tirelessly on security, the Chairman is complementing these efforts to address insecurity across the local government. We are committed to supporting this mission,” he stated.

Abdulquadri Jimba
Chief Press Secretary to the Chairman, Ifelodun Local Government