Lagos State Government has strengthened its drive toward digital transformation through high-level engagement with global telecom stakeholders.
Eko Hot News reports that Babajide Sanwo-Olu received the Chief Executive Officer for Africa Region of China Mobile International Limited, Mr. Terry Leung, at Lagos House, Marina, for discussions on technology and infrastructure development.
The meeting focused on expanding digital infrastructure and exploring strategic partnerships to support Lagos State’s smart city agenda.
Governor Sanwo-Olu noted that technology remains central to improving governance, service delivery, and economic growth in Africa’s largest city.
He emphasized that Lagos continues to position itself as a leading innovation hub through collaboration with global technology firms.
The discussions highlighted opportunities in broadband expansion, digital connectivity, and smart infrastructure deployment across the state.
Both parties explored how advanced telecommunications systems can enhance efficiency in public services and urban management.
The Governor stated that Lagos is committed to building a more connected and technology-driven economy.
He added that the state government welcomes investments that align with its long-term development vision.
The delegation acknowledged Lagos as a fast-growing market with significant potential for digital expansion.
Mr. Terry Leung expressed interest in strengthening partnerships that would support technological growth in the region.
He commended Lagos for its vibrant economy and its openness to innovation-driven investments.
The engagement also reviewed how improved digital infrastructure can support education, transportation, and security systems.
Officials noted that smart city solutions remain key priorities under the current administration’s development agenda.
The meeting took place at Lagos House, Marina, a central hub for executive government engagements in the state.
Government representatives reaffirmed that Lagos is actively working to attract global technology investors.
They highlighted ongoing reforms aimed at improving the ease of doing business in the digital sector.
The Governor stressed that partnerships with international firms are essential for accelerating innovation.
He noted that Lagos’ youthful population presents a strong advantage for technology adoption and growth.
Both sides agreed on the importance of sustainable investment in digital infrastructure.
The discussions are expected to pave the way for future collaboration in telecommunications and smart city development.
Lagos State reaffirmed its commitment to creating an enabling environment for innovation and investment.
The meeting forms part of broader efforts to position Lagos as a leading smart megacity in Africa.
