Lagos State Warns Contractors on Project Delivery Standards

The Lagos State Government has issued a warning to contractors regarding the standards of project delivery, emphasizing the need for professionalism and timely execution to maintain public confidence in government projects. This caution was articulated by Olabod Agoro, head of services, during the 2026 procurement stakeholders forum held in Ikeja.
Agoro stated that the government will continue to support credible and competent service providers who demonstrate value for money. He discouraged practices that undermine public trust, such as delays and compromised quality standards.
Fatai Onafowot, from the Lagos State Public Procurement Agency, reinforced that the foundation of public projects relies on the competence and ethical standards of contractors. Samuel Apata, chairman of the Lagos State House Assembly Committee on Procurement, affirmed the assembly's commitment to enforcing oversight mechanisms to promote transparency and accountability in public spending.
The assembly will continue to monitor compliance with procurement laws to ensure effective use of public funds.
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