October 21, 2026
The Lekki Estates Residents and Stakeholders Association (LERSA) hosted a high-level strategic review meeting with EKO Power at the LERSA Secretariat. The meeting focused on critical issues regarding power infrastructure improvement, supply enhancement, and future expectations for the rapidly developing corridor.
The strategic session brought together key representatives from LERSA and EKO Power to address the growing energy demands of the Lekki-Epe axis. As the corridor continues to witness significant residential and commercial growth, the need for a robust and reliable power supply has become paramount.
During the meeting, discussions centered on several key areas:
Power Infrastructure Improvement: Reviewing current infrastructure and exploring upgrades to ensure stability and capacity for future growth.
Supply Improvement: Addressing current supply challenges and strategies to enhance the quality and consistency of power delivery to residents and businesses.
Future Expectations: Aligning EKO Power's long-term planning with the developmental trajectory of the Lekki-Epe corridor to meet future energy demands.
Speaking at the meeting, the President of LERSA, Alhaji Chief Sulyman Bello, emphasized the importance of the collaboration. "Reliable power is the backbone of economic development in the Lekki-Epe corridor. This strategic review with EKO Power is a crucial step in ensuring that our infrastructure keeps pace with the rapid growth we are experiencing. We are committed to working together to find sustainable solutions that benefit all stakeholders."
Mr. Ayodele Idowu, General Manager, Customer Experience at EKO Power, reaffirmed the company's dedication to the region. "EKO Power recognizes the immense potential of the Lekki-Epe axis. We are dedicated to improving our service delivery and investing in infrastructure that will support the corridor's future. Today's discussions were productive, and we look forward to implementing the strategies outlined."
Both parties agreed on the necessity of continued dialogue and a collaborative approach to tackle the challenges and opportunities in the power sector. The meeting concluded with a mutual commitment to develop an actionable roadmap for the proposed improvements.
In attendance from LERSA were:
Mrs. Tina Martins, Chairman, Board of Trustees
Mrs. Oluyemisi Ladi-Sanni, General Secretary
Engr. Obi Isiuwa, Chairman, Power Committee
Mr. John Arigbadu, Chairman, Operations Integration Group Committee
Engr. Lanre Badmus, Member Leadership Team Infrastructure and Maintenance Committee.
Mr. Emmanuel Esangbedo, Chairman, Shalom Estate Gbetu
Mr. Jonathan Odega, Chairman, Peninsula Garden Estate
Mr. Segun Sekumade, Chairman, Golden Park Estate
Mr. Emmanuel Etuk, Admin Manager
LERSA Secretariat
