Lagos Assembly Orders Staff To Work From Home Amid Crisis

The Lagos State House of Assembly has instructed all staff and legislative aides to work from home until further notice due to an ongoing leadership crisis.

This decision to the Lagos House of Assembly staff aimed at protecting Assembly personnel, was announced in an internal memo issued by the Acting Clerk, Mr. A.T.B. Ottun. The crisis has disrupted normal operations, making remote work necessary.

In the memo, Ottun explained that the move was meant to prevent further interruptions and ensure the safety of workers. He also mentioned a circular from the Head of Service (HOS), numbered 005 and dated January 15, 2025, which confirmed recent leadership changes, including his appointment as Acting Clerk.

“The leadership of the House has approved this measure as a precautionary step pending the resolution of the current crisis,” Ottun stated in the memo.

The directive applies to all staff, including those under LAHASCOM and legislative aides.

“All categories of staff, including LAHASCOM and legislative aides, are requested to work from home until further notice,” the memo reads.

Even though staff members will not be physically present, they have been asked to stay reachable.

“Please ensure that your lines of communication remain open, as you may be called upon to perform assignments as the situation evolves,” Ottun added.

The crisis within the Lagos Assembly has raised concerns about the future of leadership and governance leaving staff in suspense. However, Ottun assured staff that efforts are being made to resolve the issues peacefully.

“Rt. Hon. (Princess) Lasbat Mojisola Meranda is deeply committed to ensuring your safety and working towards a peaceful resolution of the ongoing crisis,” he affirmed

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