Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has assured investors that commitments made during the Invest Lagos Summit 3.0 will be closely monitored and implemented to deliver measurable outcomes. Speaking at the closing session of the summit, the governor said the state government has established a post-summit investment conversion framework to track memoranda of understanding, partnerships, and […]
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Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has assured investors that commitments made during the Invest Lagos Summit 3.0 will be closely monitored and implemented to deliver measurable outcomes.
Speaking at the closing session of the summit, the governor said the state government has established a post-summit investment conversion framework to track memoranda of understanding, partnerships, and other agreements reached during the event.
Sanwo-Olu stressed that the agreements are not merely symbolic but are intended to drive investments, create jobs, and stimulate economic growth across the state.
According to him, the success of the summit will be measured by the effective implementation of commitments and the accountability mechanisms put in place to ensure results.
Also speaking, Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat said investor confidence in Lagos is anchored on policy continuity, institutional stability, and predictable governance.
He noted that sustainable investment growth depends on maintaining consistent policies beyond political transitions and called for stronger collaboration among states to promote broader national economic development.
In her remarks, the Commissioner for Tourism, Arts and Culture, Toke Benson-Awoyinka, highlighted investment opportunities in tourism, hospitality, entertainment, and the creative economy, describing the sectors as key drivers of employment, foreign investment, and urban renewal.
She pointed to several ongoing and proposed projects, including destination resorts, marina developments, and eco-tourism initiatives along the state’s coastline. She also highlighted heritage and cultural projects such as the John Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture and History, the Black Heritage Museum, and the Point of No Return in Badagry as strategic assets for tourism development and cultural preservation.
The summit brought together government officials, investors, and business leaders to explore opportunities for investment and economic expansion in Lagos State.
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