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Supervisors and Special Advisers
Overview
Council Supervisors oversee the implementation of local government projects, programs, and services, ensuring council decisions are carried out effectively within their assigned sectors. Special Advisers provide expert guidance and strategic advice across key areas such as ICT, health, tourism, youth development, and community affairs to support effective governance and service delivery.

Engr. Oluwatoyin Lawal
Supervisor for Works and Infrastructure

Mr. Olanrewaju Wasiu Adedayo
Supervisor for Budget, Planning and Finance

Mr. Segun Moses
Supervisor for Transport and Traffic Management

Mr. Isiaka Ijale
Supervisor Environment

Miss Mercy Jennifer Ukpong
Supervisor Women and Poverty Alleviation-WAPA

Mr. Ademola Yakubu
Supervisor Agriculture and Social Development

Mr. Tosan Wiltshire
Supervisor for Information and Strategy

Alhaji Fatai Sanni
Supervisor for Political and Legislative Affairs

Aghamba Ngozi Jessica
Supervisor for Education

Mr Michael Kolawole
Special Adviser Special Duties

Miss Ruth Udemba
Special Adviser ICT

Miss Ibukunmi Akugbe Aluko
Special Adviser Intergovernmental Relations

Mr Omosuyi Olaolu O.
Special Adviser Tourism

Prince Adeyinka Yusuf Aromire
Special Adviser Youth and Sport

Mr Samuel Olawale Tairu
Special Adviser Health

Olasode Hammed O.
Special Adviser, Market Development

Babatunde Taofeek
Special Adviser, City Care Ward A

Aromire O. Samson
Special Adviser, City Care Ward E

Sandra Ilawole
Special Adviser Elderly Affairs

Oniyitan Modupe Grace
Special Adviser Civic Engagement

Olayiwola Adekunle
Special Adviser, Community Affairs

Adesola Adesanya-Atiroko
Special Adviser, City Care Ward C

Olusanya Olufemi
Special Adviser, City Care Ward D

Babalola Bankole Mogaji
Special Adviser, Boundary Matters

Arugba Michael
Special Adviser, City Care Ward B
Key Functions
Oversight of Local Services and Projects
Supervisors are tasked with overseeing the delivery of services within their assigned sectors, which may include education, health, infrastructure, agriculture, housing, and others.
Policy Implementation
Council supervisors ensure that local government policies, decisions, and plans are implemented at the community level. They work with department heads and staff to ensure that all council resolutions and directives are carried out effectively.
Community Engagement and Representation
Supervisors represent the interests of their constituencies within the local government council. They engage with the community, listen to their concerns, and provide feedback to the council to help shape decisions.
Monitoring and Reporting
They monitor the performance of various programs and services within their areas of responsibility and report on progress to the local government council.
Resource Allocation
Supervisors may have a role in allocating resources within their departments or areas of responsibility, ensuring that the available budget is used effectively to meet community needs.
Collaboration with Other Stakeholders
They work closely with other local government officials, external partners, NGOs, and the private sector to address local issues and implement development initiatives.
Policy Advice and Development
Supervisors provide input on the development of policies or programs, offering insights based on their knowledge of the needs of the community and the effectiveness of existing services.
Conflict Resolution
They play a role in resolving conflicts within the community, mediating disputes, and ensuring that local government actions are in the best interests of residents.
Supervision of Staff and Activities
Council supervisors are responsible for supervising staff within their sector or department, ensuring that employees adhere to work standards, policies, and regulations.