The Lagos State MCCTI launched a landmark economic growth initiative, convening key stakeholders across the Lekki Economic Zone.
Following this, representatives from LWIL, LFZDC, and major enterprises formalized partnerships by signing an MOU at Alausa.
This agreement solidified collaborative efforts to advance regional development.
By prioritizing unified action, the event marked a strategic step toward boosting investment and trade.
Participants emphasized the MOU’s role in streamlining operations, ensuring sustained progress for Lagos’ economic ambitions.
This agreement signifies a unified commitment to driving development and attracting investment in the Lekki corridor.
During the event, Commissioner Folashade Ambrose emphasized the occasion’s significance for the economic evolution of the Lekki region.
She stated, “Today marks a historic step as leaders of enterprises in the Lekki Economic Zone rise above organizational divides to collaborate.”
This transformational shift will redefine the business and investment landscape in the Zone,” she said.
Ambrose emphasized that the initiative will enable stakeholders—including government agencies, private businesses, and local communities—to pool resources, share expertise, and collaborate on critical infrastructure projects. This cooperative approach is expected to ensure more efficient resource utilization and accelerated development.
Reaffirming the state government’s commitment to fostering a business-friendly environment, Ambrose emphasized Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s dedication to enhancing business operations. She stated, “Our administration remains focused on supporting businesses to thrive while strengthening Lagos’ economy.”
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Moreover, Adeniyi Akinlusi, Managing Director/CEO of Lekki Worldwide Investment Limited (LWIL), shared similar sentiments about the collaboration’s potential impact.
He emphasized, “An African adage states, ‘If you want to go fast, go alone; but if you want to go far, go together.’
Today, we have chosen to go far by working together.”
Additionally, Adesuwa Ladoja, Managing Director and CEO of Lagos Free Zone, called the event a game changer for investments.
She explained, “While collaboration among stakeholders has always existed, this formalization strengthens our partnership and aligns us with the T.H.E.M.E.S Plus Development Agenda.”
The Lekki Economic Zone stands out as one of Nigeria’s most promising industrial corridors, featuring high-profile projects.
Among these projects are the Dangote Refinery, Lekki Deep Sea Port, and Alaro City, substantially contributing to regional economic growth.
Collaboration among stakeholders is expected to strengthen the zone’s position as a key investment hub in Africa.
This strategic alignment highlights Lagos State’s ambition to lead in Nigeria’s economic development.
By promoting unity and shared purpose, the Lekki Economic Zone prepares to unlock new opportunities for growth and prosperity.
