Over 11,000 Residents Captured in Ibeju-Lekki’s Renewed Hope Cash Transfer Enumeration

 Over 11,000 Residents Captured in Ibeju-Lekki’s Renewed Hope Cash Transfer Enumeration

In a major stride toward inclusive social welfare, the Ibeju-Lekki Local Government has successfully completed its enumeration exercise for the Renewed Hope Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT), capturing a total of 11,296 residents across the council area.

According to the report, 8,365 residents (74%) were registered manually, while 2,931 (26%) enrolled online. The gender distribution reveals that women constitute 64% (7,183) of the beneficiaries, compared to 36% (4,113) men — a reflection of the high economic vulnerability among women in the area.

Community participation was also robust across all wards: Ward A recorded 2,099 (19%), Ward B 1,988 (18%), Ward C1 1,455 (13%), Ward C2 1,129 (10%), Ward D 1,210 (11%), Ward E 1,861 (16%), and Ward F 1,554 (14%).

Further analysis of the data highlights the categories of vulnerable residents: widows (3,050 – 27%), unemployed persons (3,163 – 28%), elderly (2,259 – 20%), individuals with medical challenges (1,581 – 14%), and persons with disabilities (1,243 – 11%).

The report underscores the local government’s commitment to using accurate data to drive transparent and well-targeted interventions under the Renewed Hope programme.

Speaking on the initiative, the Executive Chairman of Ibeju-Lekki Local Government, Hon. Abdullahi Sesan Olowa, reaffirmed that his administration remains focused on data-driven governance to ensure sustainable social and economic impact for all residents.

The Renewed Hope CCT is a Federal Government initiative designed to cushion the effects of economic hardship on vulnerable households across the country.

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