Efon-Alaaye, Nigeria · 279,319 people · Mixed Economy
Priorities include improving agricultural output, enhancing rural infrastructure like roads and boreholes, and supporting local commerce within its traditional setting.
The record Efon-Alaaye keeps on the Board of Mayors is still unwritten. Take office and write its opening chapter.
Take the Oath of OfficeLandmark: Efon Hills.
Alaye, Obalu, Iwaji, Iloro.
Take office and each day brings a live situation from the city's services: a decision to make and a result that is measured. A term is judged on approval, infrastructure, environment and innovation, within the city's budget, and every term adds to the record Efon-Alaaye keeps on the Board of Mayors. Mayors message and confer with one another, form councils, trade with neighbouring cities and send aid where it is needed. Cities rise together.