Lagos State land allottees, under the aegis of Orisan Waterfront Residential, have commended the efforts of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu's administration in restoring corporate governance policy, preserving jobs, social infrastructure and investments in the state. They also called on the state government to strengthen impactful outcomes in allocating assets to budding investors in the state.
Lagos State land allottees, under the aegis of Orisan Waterfront Residential, have commended the efforts of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu's administration in restoring corporate governance policy, preserving jobs, social infrastructure and investments in the state.
Lagos State land allottees, under the aegis of Orisan Waterfront Residential, have commended the efforts of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s administration in restoring corporate governance policy, preserving jobs, social infrastructure and investments in the state. The allottees, in a statement yesterday, noted that Sanwo-Olu’s administration is revamping institutions by improving the infrastructure in the state while reiterating the need for the state to allocate lands to fully paid allottees of Orisan Waterfront Residential scheme to consolidate the gains of infrastructure in Lagos Metropolis.
The allottees lauded Sanwo-Olu’s Infrastructural milestone and corporate governance policy while noting that this has largely reflected on private investments within the economic corridors of Lagos state to establish business interest and enterprises.
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