Gbenga Daniel Advocates for Community Policing Reforms

Otunba Gbenga Daniel, the former Ogun State Governor and current senator representing Ogun East Senatorial District, addressed the third edition of the Nigeria Grassroots Governance Summit and Awards (NIGGSA) 2026 in Lagos. He urged governments at all levels to enhance accountability, transparency, and grassroots participation to rebuild public trust.
Daniel, represented by Akogun Kolapo Onadipe, a former Commissioner for Special Duty in Ogun State, emphasized that democracy extends beyond elections, highlighting that performance is crucial for sustaining government legitimacy. He stated that trust is foundational to good governance, and citizens expect security, economic opportunities, and improved public services.
Daniel warned that unfulfilled promises could erode public confidence and called for stronger local governments through empowerment and accountability. He advocated for meaningful community engagement in identifying needs and monitoring public projects, asserting that policies should address actual community needs rather than assumptions.
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