Lagos Moves Beyond Project Completion To Measurable Impact As Pimu Concludes 2026 Stakeholders’ Retreat.
The development was highlighted Bennett Oghifo The Lagos State Government has reiterated its commitment to move beyond project completion to measuring impact and strengthen project governance and safeguard public investments.
The development was highlighted at the 2026 Project Implementation Monitoring Unit (PIMU) (in the Office of the Chief of Staff) Management and Stakeholders’ Retreat, held from October 22 to 24 at Epe Jubilee Chalet, Epe, under the theme, “The THEMES+ Agenda: From Vision to Impact: Strengthening Project Management for Measurable Outcomes”.
Speaking at the opening ceremony of the retreat, the Chief of Staff; Mr.
Tayo Ayinde represented by the Permanent Secretary, Office of the Chief of Staff, Mr. Semiu Kadri, charged participants drawn from various Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) to strengthen project monitoring, enforce accountability and ensure that government projects are delivered within approved budgets, timelines and quality standards. Ayinde emphasised that the success of the THEMES+ Agenda must be measured not by the number of projects initiated or resources committed, but by the quality of projects delivered, their timely completion and their lasting impact on residents. He further urged the participants to move beyond routine progress reporting by identifying implementation delays, resolving bottlenecks, ensuring compliance with quality standards and providing reliable information to support timely management decisions.
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