President Muhammadu Buhari will be in Lagos to commission these two projects, the Lekki Deep Sea Port and Lagos Rice Mill, Imota.
The president would be received by his host, Governor Jide Sanwo-Olu along with other notable Lagosians. President Muhammadu Buhari is set to inaugurate five major projects in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital. The projects, which are aimed at boosting economic development and improving the lives of Lagosians, include the construction of a new seaport, the expansion of an existing road, and the construction of a new housing development.
The new seaport, which is located in the Lekki area of Lagos, is expected to greatly increase the capacity for shipping and trade in the region. The expansion of the Epe-Ijebu Ode road, on the other hand, will improve connectivity and ease of movement for residents and businesses in the area.
The housing development, which is located in the Ikeja area of Lagos, will provide affordable and modern housing for thousands of families. This is in line with the government’s ongoing efforts to provide affordable housing for all Nigerians.
In addition to these projects, President Buhari will also inaugurate a new power plant and a new water treatment facility. The power plant, which is located in the Ikorodu area of Lagos, will provide reliable and efficient electricity to the region, while the water treatment facility will help to improve the quality of water for residents in the area.
The inauguration of these projects marks a significant milestone in the development of Lagos and the surrounding regions. They are expected to have a positive impact on the economy, job creation, and the overall quality of life for residents.
The President’s visit is a testament to the Federal Government’s commitment to improving the lives of all Nigerians, and it is expected to bring a new level of development to the state of Lagos and the country at large.
Other projects to be commissioned by President Muhammadu Buhari in Lagos are:
- Lagos Rail Mass Transit Blue Line;
- John Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture and History; and
- Bestaf Limited Manufacturing Plant.
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