A huge thank you from everyone at the Lagos State Resilience Office! Your support helps us build a stronger, more resilient Lagos. #LASRO #ResilientLagos #BuildingResilience #LagosState #AGreaterLagosRising

On behalf of the Management and Staff of LASRO, we celebrate our exemplary First Lady, Dr. (Mrs.) Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, on the occasion of her birthday. Happy Birthday, Ma! 🎉

Happy 59th Birthday to Dr.(Mrs) Claudiana Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu @jidesanwoolu @drobafemihamzat @gbenga_omo @gboyegaakosile @LanreBajulaiye @Mr_JAGs @BSaluHundeyin  @Riddwane @JokeSanwoolu #AGreaterLagosRising #LASG

LASG URGES PUBLIC SERVANTS TO REDEDICATE THEMSELVES TO SERVICE DELIVERY https://t.co/2LnxuW3TVO @jidesanwoolu @drobafemihamzat @LagosHOS @gbenga_omo @gboyegaakosile @LanreBajulaiye @BarrBimbola @Mr_JAGs @Riddwane #AGreaterLagosRising #LASG

MEPB PS EXTOLS LASRO'S MANAGEMENT TEAM, STAFF https://t.co/xXxi97KQdg @jidesanwoolu @drobafemihamzat @LagosMepb @lagosresilience @gbenga_omo @gboyegaakosile @LanreBajulaiye @BarrBimbola @Mr_JAGs @Riddwane #AGreaterLagosRising #LASG

As the year begins, the Permanent Secretary, Mrs. Olayinka Ojo, led a prayer meeting to commit the Ministry’s work, goals, and service into God’s hands. The session focused on seeking divine guidance, wisdom, and direction for a purposeful, impactful, and successful year in

As Year 2026 began, the Ministry of Economic Planning and Budget joined other Ministries, Departments, and Agencies in the First Workday Inter-Denominational Thanksgiving Service hosted by the Office of the Head of Service, Lagos State, offering prayers for divine direction,

Today, I was at the site of the Great Nigeria Insurance building, which was destroyed by fire on December 24. My deepest sympathies remain with the families who lost loved ones and with everyone whose homes and businesses were affected. I know that no words can fully ease the

The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Economic Planning and Budget, Mrs. Olayinka Ojo, paid a courtesy visit to the Lagos State Resilience Office (LASRO), where she was warmly received by the Chief Resilience Officer, Dr. Folayinka Dania, and the management and staff of the

Photo news: The Lagos State Resilience Office, the Resilient Cities Network, and Arup’s Foresight Team collaborated to host the "The Future of Lagos and Urban Resilience" workshop in Ikeja. The event gathered a diverse group of stakeholders to analyze the major forces (social,

Join us for the Third Round-Table Discussion on the Lagos Economic Outlook 2026. Experts and stakeholders will explore key trends, emerging opportunities, and strategies for a more resilient and inclusive economy. Be part of the conversation shaping the future. #EconomicOutlook

I was at the launch of the new Orca Mall in the Business District of Eko Atlantic City. The project reflects the kind of city we are building. We are shaping a Lagos that attracts investment, supports jobs and gives our people places they can be proud of. I am encouraged by the

OFFICIAL CLARIFICATION ON COMMENTS ABOUT LAGOS’ 2026 BUDGET Public finance deserves accuracy, not guesswork. Here are the facts: 1. “52% capital financing” - incorrect term, incorrect claim. What Lagos has is 52% capital expenditure, which is standard for global megacities.

ORCA MALL UNVEILING 🏬 Governor of Lagos State, Mr @jidesanwoolu arrives at the Grand Opening of the Orca Mall, Africa's biggest flagship showroom at BD-F 15, 16, 17, Business District, Eko Atlantic City, Eko Atlantic Free Zone, Victoria Island, Lagos. The Orca Mall is

Lagos remains committed to transparency, sustainability, and infrastructure-led development through the 2026 Budget of Shared Prosperity. THIS IS LAGOS

No cooking of books. No fiscal crisis. Just disciplined, globally aligned public finance.

This is why: Lagos accounts for 29% of Nigeria’s GDP Lagos led FDI inflows for years, no subnational (including FCT) ever came close until Q1 2025 Lagos hosts 73% of Nigeria’s startups Lagos’ GDP (PPP) is $259B, Africa’s 2nd largest city economy.

6. Lagos’ fiscal framework is one of the strongest on the continent. Backed by the LSDP 2052, MTBF, MTFF, MTEF, outcome-based budgeting, TSA, IPSAS, digital revenue systems, and annual audits.

5. Growth is driven by internal productivity, not subsidies. Lagos is the most revenue-independent state in Nigeria with a 22% on FACC dependence.

4. Claims about 81% performance being driven by recurrent spending are false. 2025 Actuals (Jan–Sept): CAPEX: ₦1.238T (60%) Recurrent: ₦818.6B (40%) Performance was driven by infrastructure delivery, not overheads.