Lagos State Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Gbenga Omotoso, has outlined the state government’s plans for 2025, focusing on sustainable infrastructure, economic growth, and community development.
Speaking at a stakeholder engagement, Omotoso highlighted the government’s achievements in 2024, including the completion of 36 road projects, the launch of the Red Line rail, and the delivery of groundbreaking initiatives in health, education, and youth empowerment.
For 2025, the government plans to prioritize the maintenance, upgrade, and expansion of existing road networks, bridges, rail systems, and drainage infrastructure. The state will also focus on enhancing digital infrastructure, reducing reliance on a single sector, and promoting non-oil sectors such as technology, agribusiness, and tourism.
In addition, the government will invest in education and healthcare, constructing more facilities, equipping them, and hiring qualified personnel. Targeted programs will address the needs of vulnerable groups, including women, children, and persons living with disabilities.
Omotoso also emphasized the government’s commitment to environmental regeneration, implementing initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, promote renewable energy, and ensure a cleaner environment.
The commissioner encouraged citizens to participate in town hall meetings and other feedback channels, ensuring that the government remains responsive and accountable to the people.
The stakeholder engagement was attended by various community leaders, media representatives, and government officials, who praised the government’s efforts and called for continued collaboration and engagement.
