The Lagos State Government remains committed to completing infrastructural projects that will positively impact the well-being of residents, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s aides said yesterday.
According to them, all ongoing projects would be completed before Governor Sanwo-Olu’s tenure expires.
Special Adviser to the Governor on Works, Dr. Adekunle Olayinka, and his counterpart on Infrastructure, Engr. Olufemi Daramola remarked on the Ministerial Press Briefing to mark the first year of the governor’s second term in office.
Olayinka assured the people that the administration will deliver all iconic projects, such as the 150-bed Massey Children Hospital and the 280-bed General Hospital, Ojo.
Olayinka and Daramola explained that the administration, through the Office of Works, has deliberately continued to invest in building infrastructure as an avenue to discharge the social contract signed with residents.
They also said all projects inherited from past administrations will be completed.
“Through our projects, we have continuously provided jobs for hundreds of our people and provided impactful economic succour to those living in the State.
“We are aware of the attendant impact of building resilient infrastructure, which will generate a strong economic base for the productivity of our people, increase employment, and foster innovation,” they noted.
