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Hamzat guarantees to maintain APC’s legacy in Lagos
Lagos state chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has mentioned that the manifesto introduced by its governorship candidate, Dr Obafemi Hamzat, final Friday, was one other alternative to maintain the legacy the APC authorities set for the state.
The social gathering mentioned Hamzat emerged as its governorship candidate to maintain the legacy the social gathering and set a brand new course for the way forward for the state.
According to a press release signed by the social gathering’s publicity secretary, Seye Oladejo, his not too long ago unveiled manifesto, titled, “The Lagos Promise,” was greater than a marketing campaign doc.
He acknowledged that it was an articulation of expectations, aspirations and proposed interventions for a state that refused to face nonetheless.
“What makes this proposition significantly fascinating is the character and expertise behind it. Dr. Hamzat isn’t approaching the enterprise of governing Lagos as an outsider in search of to know its complexities.
“His years of involvement in the state’s administration, including his service as Commissioner for Science and Technology and Commissioner for Works, as well as his two terms as deputy governor, had given him considerable exposure to the machinery of government and the demands of public administration.”
The social gathering famous that his expertise within the works ministry, significantly, his understanding of infrastructure improvement, city planning and the intricate relationship between mobility and financial productiveness positioned him inside the broader dialog about Lagos’s future.
“But expertise alone isn’t the vacation spot. It have to be translated into contemporary concepts, measurable outcomes and responsive governance. This is the place The Lagos promise invitations severe consideration.
“His coverage propositions deal with a number of the most consequential points confronting a contemporary megacity: human capital improvement, information economic system, infrastructure, transportation, healthcare, environmental sustainability, safety, financial inclusion and power.
“The emphasis on a knowledge-driven economy is particularly timely. Lagos must remain ahead of the curve in a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, digital innovation, technology and new economic opportunities. Our young population must be equipped not merely to seek employment but to create businesses, develop solutions and compete confidently in the global marketplace,” he mentioned.
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