Nigeria===Government of Lagos State

The Nigeria===Government of Lagos State is actively enforcing its OBAs and Chiefs Law of Lagos State 2015 to prevent the unauthorized assumption of chieftaincy titles, aiming to maintain public order and the integrity of traditional institutions.

The Nigeria===Government of Lagos State is the primary driver and initiator of the Nigeria===Lagos International Financial Centre (LIFC) project, aiming to transform Nigeria===Lagos into a global financial hub. Its commitment and collaboration with private sector entities are crucial for the project's success.

The Nigeria===Government of Lagos State launched the Ikosi Fruit Market Biodigester Plant, a waste-to-energy facility, in partnership with C40 Cities. This project is part of its broader strategy to promote sustainable waste management, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and address environmental challenges in the state. The government is also pursuing other waste-to-energy initiatives with international partners.

The Nigeria===Government of Lagos State is implementing a new transport policy on the Lekki-Epe Expressway, aiming to formalize and regulate public transportation. This initiative is expected to improve traffic flow, safety, and commuter experience, aligning with its long-term economic and urban development goals.

The Nigeria===Government of Lagos State approved a 13% fare increase for public transport services to ensure the sustainability of operations amidst economic pressures. This decision aims to balance affordability for commuters with the rising operational costs faced by transport providers.