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The role of teamwork cannot be overemphasised in the quest to achieve the Greater Lagos Agenda, as teamwork engenders development and improves productivity, the Commissioner for Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Mrs. Bolaji Dada, has said.
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The Commissioner made this known during the monthly Lagos State Ministry of Establishments Training and Pensions webinar series.
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Speaking on the Topic “Lessons from Ants", she stressed that there is a lot to learn about the value of teamwork as it relates to the ant species, noting that ants don’t just leave their “fellow ants“ alone when carrying huge objects, pointing out that they help each other.
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Dada reiterated the need for synergy among MDAs, including cabinet members as well as the public service, to actualise the T.H.E.M.E.S development agenda of the administration of Governor @jidesanwoolu, adding that through teamwork the vision of the State Government is achievable

The Commissioner stated that it improves productivity as teams that work together are more productive and motivated. Also, it helps people to communicate better, form synergy, increases innovation, team bonding, enhances flexibility, overcomes obstacles and builds trust.
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Mrs. Dada emphasised that the need to save for a rainy day just like ants because one can never tell what might happen in the future, therefore having reserves will surely help cope with unforeseen occurrences.
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The Commissioner for Establishments, Training and Pensions, Mrs. Ajibola Ponnle, thanked the members of the State Executive Council in attendance for their various contributions, as well as the participants,

urging them to make judicious use of the "Lessons from Ants" and apply it to their work-life to boost the efficiency and productivity in the public service.

The PS, Office of Establishments and Training, Dr. Abiodun Onayele, stated that there is a lot to be learnt from Ants that people regard as pests, stressing that the “Lessons from Ants” can be used as a capacity-building technique to improve the work-life of the Public Service.