ML Metro: Fashola after 1,800 days as gov shifts attention to waterways, others

The administration of Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State will, in about 24 hours, be clocking 1,800 days in  office. Shortly after, precisely on May 28, it will be marking the first anniversary of his second term.

During the events to celebrate the landmark, participants from informal sector and professionals are  expected to chart the way forward in the ongoing infrastructure development.

The Fashola government has raised the Public- Private- Partnership, PPP, way of doing things to an enviable level, which according to watchers is said to be attributable to the cooperation of the residents.

The administration prides itself in changing ways of doing things to expedite service delivery.
As part of activities marking the first year of the second term, various ministries in the state have also been giving their scorecards in the last 365 days, with many highlighting their achievements and challenges.

ONE of the critical measurements of any administration's performance is the infrastructure development, as seen in the road network.

The decision to do so was appropriately taken since there is a proven direct correlation between development of this infrastructure and the growth of the economy.