The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) has recognised three of its officers for their dedication to duty, professionalism, and commitment to their responsibilities. The recipients are Ajayi Bembe Babatunde, Zonal Head, Zone B; Adebanjo Alade, Comptroller, Apapa; and Age Luqman, Zonal Head, Bariga/Iyana-Oworo. They received the "Award of Outstanding Exemplary Performance" for their outstanding performance and contribution to the authority's objectives.
According to Adebayo Taofiq, Director, Public Affairs and Enlightenment Department at LASTMA, the award aims to recognise public officers whose diligence, integrity, and conscientious service contribute to institutional objectives and the broader public interest. The organisers acknowledged the officers' hard work and commitment to their duties, which has positively impacted the authority's operations.
The General Manager of LASTMA, Olalekan Bakare-Oki, expressed appreciation to City Herald Magazine for recognising the efforts of LASTMA personnel. He noted that the recognition affirmed the efforts of LASTMA personnel who work under demanding conditions to manage traffic, promote road safety, and improve the motoring experience in Lagos.
Bakare-Oki emphasised that recognising individual excellence would further strengthen the authority's commitment to professionalism, accountability, discipline, and public service. He added that the three recipients had distinguished themselves through diligence and commitment, demonstrating that excellence in public service is measured not only by assuming responsibility but also by the quality, integrity, and impact of its execution.
The award presentation ceremony took place on Wednesday, and Bakare-Oki expressed optimism that the recognition would motivate other officers to rededicate themselves to selfless service, professional probity, operational excellence, and commitment to the public good. He encouraged LASTMA personnel to continue striving for excellence in their duties.
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority has been working to improve traffic management and road safety in Lagos. The authority's efforts have been recognised by various stakeholders, including City Herald Magazine. The recognition of the three officers is a testament to LASTMA's commitment to excellence and professionalism.
The award recipients, Ajayi Bembe Babatunde, Adebanjo Alade, and Age Luqman, have demonstrated exceptional leadership and commitment to their duties. Their recognition serves as a motivation to other officers to emulate their example and strive for excellence in their work. LASTMA will continue to recognise and reward outstanding performance among its personnel.
Key points
- LASTMA honours three officers for outstanding performance and commitment to public service.
- The award aims to recognise public officers whose diligence, integrity, and conscientious service contribute to institutional objectives and the broader public interest.
- The recognition is expected to motivate other officers to rededicate themselves to selfless service, professional probity, operational excellence, and commitment to the public good.
