The Ondo State Government has ordered all local government officials to comply fully with the Code of Conduct as part of a renewed push for cleaner governance at the grassroots.
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The directive was announced on Thursday during a training programme organised for local government officials across the state, with Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa speaking through his deputy in Akure.
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The policy applies to officials in all 18 local government areas, including political office holders and senior administrators responsible for public funds and daily governance.
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The state government said the decision followed growing concerns over unethical practices, weak asset declaration, misuse of office, and financial mismanagement that have slowed development at the local level.
The administration explained that strict adherence to the Code of Conduct is meant to restore public trust, improve service delivery, and ensure that government resources are used for the benefit of communities.
The training, organised in collaboration with the Code of Conduct Bureau and legal experts, is expected to guide officials on proper compliance and strengthen accountability as the state deepens reforms in local government administration.
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