What next Lagos governor will inherit from my administration — Sanwo-Olu

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State is proactively laying the groundwork for a seamless transition, emphasizing the creation of enduring systems over transient projects. His administration is committed to ensuring that the next governor inherits a robust and structured governance framework, rather than a collection of fragmented initiatives. This forward-thinking approach is encapsulated in the development of a "Legacy and Transition Bill," designed to institutionalize key policy reforms and embed them into law, thereby safeguarding continuity across successive administrations.

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Secondly, we will present before the House a comprehensive Legacy and Transition Bill that legislates key policy frameworks into permanent institutional structures, so that the next administration inherits not just projects, but systems.

This legislative initiative aims to prevent the common pitfall of policy abandonment or disruption that often accompanies changes in government. By legislating critical policy frameworks into permanent institutional structures, Governor Sanwo-Olu seeks to guarantee that strategic projects of importance to Lagos will not be left unfinished. This commitment to systemic sustainability underscores a dedication to stable governance, ensuring that the state's progress remains on track regardless of political shifts.

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No Lagos Government project of strategic importance will be abandoned mid-stream.

Furthermore, the Sanwo-Olu administration is preparing a transparent and accessible "State of Lagos Report." This comprehensive document will provide an honest, data-driven account of the state's progress, outlining achievements, identifying existing gaps, and detailing what remains to be done. This commitment to accountability and open communication is vital for maintaining public trust and ensuring that governance in Lagos is driven by institutional strength rather than personality cults, as the administration enters its final phase.

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We will publish a full, publicly accessible State of Lagos Report by the third quarter of this year, which is an honest, data-driven account of where we started, what we have achieved, and what remains. Lagos deserves to know.