Adeyeye Takes Charge at KWASAA, Commits to Reform, Revenue Growth
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| Hon. Bola Olukoju, Kwara State Commissioner for Communications, in a warm handshake with Mr. Toba Adeyeye, Acting GM of KWASAA, during his inaugural courtesy visit. |
... Acting GM meets Commissioner for Communications
... Vows sweeping industry-led reforms and strict compliance
The newly appointed Acting General Manager (GM) of the Kwara State Signage and Advertisement Agency (KWASAA), Mr. Toba Adeyeye, officially assumed office on Wednesday. As part of his first official engagement, he paid a courtesy visit to the State Commissioner for Communications, Hon. Bola Olukoju, in her office.
Welcoming the new GM, Hon. Olukoju charged him to be proactive and fully committed to the ongoing restructuring of the agency.
She emphasized that the reforms being embarked upon by the state government—from the setup of the Signage Taskforce to the development of a new framework for the agency—are aimed at aligning the signage and advertising sector with global best practices.
According to her, the restructuring is designed to promote professionalism, compliance, and ethical standards while also creating a structured and investor-friendly environment for the advertising industry in the state.
In his remarks, Mr. Adeyeye expressed gratitude to Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for the opportunity to serve the state in this capacity.
He described the appointment as a call to service and pledged to bring his wealth of professional experience to bear in repositioning KWASAA for greater impact.
The new KWASAA boss assured the Commissioner that, under his leadership, the agency would pursue its mandate without compromise.
Adeyeye reiterated his commitment to driving reforms that will elevate industry standards, improve regulatory compliance, and boost the state’s internally generated revenue.
He declared that it would not be business as usual. “The ongoing restructuring is not just a regulatory task—it is a full-scale re-engineering of the sector to attract serious investors, maintain aesthetic order, and maximize the state's revenue potential,” he said.
Adeyeye stressed that non-compliant and substandard advertising structures would no longer be tolerated, adding that enforcement mechanisms would be strengthened to ensure full adherence to regulatory guidelines.
The Acting GM also called on all practitioners and business owners to align with the new direction and embrace the reforms, assuring them that the agency is committed to fostering a professional, transparent, and innovation-driven advertising ecosystem in Kwara State.
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