The DAWN Commission is the dedicated technocratic institution for the sustainable development of the Southwest Region.
DAWN Commission, was set up by the Governments of the Southwest States of Nigeria as the institutional and programme management body to midwife their Regional Integration Agenda. It is therefore the dedicated coordinating agency, fully empowered by the Governments to ensure the delivery of the composite development aspirations of the Region, as expressed in what has been generally adopted and known as the Development Agenda for Western Nigeria (DAWN).
Mr. Seye Oyeleye, as the Director General is leading a diverse team of professionals, saddled with the mission of ensuring that the Development Agenda leads to improvement in the well-being and quality of the lives of the people of the Region. Mr. Oyeleye, who was appointed the Substansive Director General of DAWN Commission at the Western Nigeria Governors' Forum, is an Administrator and a Strategic Management expert who has worked in a myriad of middle level and senior management positions both in the public and private sector in Europe and Nigeria for over
twenty-five (25) years. He has served in various capacities in the United Kingdom Civil Service and Local Government ranging from the Ministry of Agriculture to the Department of Work and Pensions and both the London Boroughs of Hammersmith and Fulham Waltham Forest and Hackney.
The Development Agenda for Western Nigeria (DAWN) formally became a reality with the formal inauguration of our office, DAWN Commission in July 2013. While we do know that our vision will not be achieved overnight, we have aggressively been plugging away at it.
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CONTEXT
The Southwest Region of Nigeria refers to the Southwest
geo-political boundary comprising Ekiti, Lagos, Ogun, Ondo,
Osun and Oyo States. It also reconises the co-terminosity
of neighbouring States that may be willing to engage and
be part of the development process. -