“It is a system where practitioners can be identified with clarity, where assets can be verified with confidence, and where engagement with the Agency becomes simpler, faster, and smarter,” he said.
He noted that the directory serves as a credible register of practitioners and advertising assets across Lagos, while the app gives stakeholders access to LASAA’s services anytime and anywhere.
According to him, the platform promotes transparency, accountability and service efficiency by providing a single source of truth for practitioners, advertisers, media buyers, regulators and the public.
“You can search, verify and engage without friction. You can interact with LASAA without walking into an office and confirm legitimacy without making a phone call,” he added.
Akiolu announced that practitioners have until May 15, 2026, to list and validate their billboard assets on the platform, warning that any unlisted asset after the deadline would be considered illegal and subject to regulatory action.
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