The Lagos State Public Procurement Agency has formally apologized to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat in light of the controversy caused by information published on its website.
Recently, the agency released details regarding government expenditures during the current administration, sparking considerable discussions on various social media platforms.
In a statement attributed to the director-general, Fatai Onafowote, the agency reiterated its unwavering commitment to upholding transparency, accuracy, and accountability in all governmental transactions.
Onafowote underscored the agency’s strict adherence to the provisions laid out in the Lagos State Public Procurement Law.
Acknowledging the confusion that arose from the information on the website, Onafowote clarified that the lack of descriptive clarity in certain details led to misunderstandings and unintended reactions.
“We deeply regret any confusion stemming from the insufficient descriptive information in our project disclosures, impacting both governmental bodies and our corporate partners,” the statement mentioned.
Expressing empathy for public concerns, the agency extended heartfelt apologies for any distress caused.
They emphasized that their intent was never to sow doubt or create misunderstandings that could harm the reputation of esteemed individuals or organizations involved in these transactions.
