Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Thursday embarked on a working tour and visit to Badagry Local Government Area.
This was made known by a spokesman to the governor, Jubril Gawat in a post on his X handle.
Gawat said Sanwo-Olu started his working tour and visit from the Slave Market Museum International in Vlekete, Badagry.
He added that the museum was recently restored and upgraded by Sanwo-Olu’s administration.
Gawat also disclosed that it is the seat of the fallen Agia tree where Christianity was first preached in 1842.
The spokesman said that the governor also visited the Hospital Road construction project and many others tourism sites.
Lagos state commissioner for Youth and Social Development, Mobolaji Ogunlende, meanwhile, issued a post on X to welcome Sanwo-Olu to Badagry.
“With immense joy, I extend a warm welcome to our esteemed Governor to our cherished hometown today,” Ogunlende said.
“His unwavering dedication to the welfare, growth and development of every corner of Lagos state and its people is truly commendable.”
He said the visit is a testament to Sanwo-Olu’s commitment to gaining firsthand knowledge of the needs and challenges of the people of Badagry.
Ogunlende believes this will pave the way for continued progress and development.
“We unite in extending a heartfelt welcome to our Governor, embracing him with open hearts and enthusiasm,” he said.
“It will help us to collaborate towards a brighter future for Badagry and beyond.”
