Sanwo-Olu Sys Lagos Should Be Made To Look Like Another Dubai

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The Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has asked cabinet members and heads of agencies to deploy their physical and mental resources into bringing his development vision to reality.

According to him, Lagos has all the potential to attain the Dubai development model and this will be achieved when workers are purposeful in the discharge of the tasks assigned to them.

Sanwo-Olu spoke on Tuesday while making his final remarks at the end of a two-day ministerial performance review retreat.

While commending the public officers for the progress recorded by the state government in the last one year, he said people’s expectations of his administration were more than what had been achieved so far.

The governor urged the cabinet members and executives of the parastatals to increase their momentum and deploy more resourcefulness to the implementation of policies and programmes that would transform the lives of residents and the state’s economy.

“We have many great actions and ideas we have implemented, which probably have not been properly communicated. Now we need to be smarter, more organised and articulate in the way we go about our programmes so that our efforts can be more visible,” he added.

Sanwo-Olu also charged all commissioners and special advisers to work together and exchange information for better service delivery.

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