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“With meager investments in social housing programs and the soaring costs of living, workers in Lagos are struggling to make ends meet.” Rhodes-Vivour further challenged Governor Sanwo-Olu to focus on investments that truly matter to Lagosians, stressing that despite higher budgets, there has been no corresponding improvement in the living conditions of residents.
Can residents easily access capital for entrepreneurship?” The former Lagos State Labour Party governorship candidate concluded that“while it is fair to commend opening the blue rail, albeit after 16 years, the question is, what kind of city are we building? He said,“It’s crucial to note that over 70% of Lagos State’s operating revenue comes from taxes, with PAYE (Pay As You Earn) contributing 45%.
“This means the state’s wealth, which the governor seems to take all the credit for, is primarily generated by citizens’ hard work..
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