Abdulhafis Toriola, permanent secretaries, Ministry of Housing, Engr.; Ministry of Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation; Rianat Onigbanjo; Lekan Balogun, special adviser to the Governor on Economic Planning and Budget; Olayinka Ojo, permanent secretary, Ministry of Economic Planning and Budget, and her counterpart Kamar Olowoshago for Lands Bureau, during a stakeholders’ parley on the implementation of Lagos State Development Plan (LSDP 2052) Initiatives with Accounting Officers of MDAs, recently in Lagos.
The Lagos State Government has launched a digital monitoring platform to track 447 initiatives under its long-term development blueprint, as it seeks to grow its economy to between $800 billion and $1 trillion by 2052.
The platform, unveiled Tuesday, will provide real-time data on project implementation across the Lagos State Development Plan (LSDP) 2052. The strategy represents one of the most ambitious economic programs by any sub-national government in Africa.
Lagos, which already accounts for about a third of
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