Lagos state governor ,Ambode, his deputy and dignitaries Cut the band to declare the official opening of the park. He with former governors of the state, Brigadier Mobolaji Johnson Rtd, Alhaji Lateef Jakande and Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Governor Ambode, who spoke at a ceremony to unveil the park known as Johnson, Jakande, Tinubu Park (JJT Park) and located in front of the House of Assembly and just meters from Lagos House, said his administration has immortalized the heroes who have worked hard for the emergence of Lagos as being not only the Center of Excellence, but also one of the most important cities in Africa.
He said the three former governors were outstanding in their contributions to the development of the state and wrote their names in the sands of time, especially during their tenure. Governor Ambode said, "One of the hallmarks of any progressive society is to always recognize and reward the efforts of the heroes who contribute to the growth of this society.In the case of Lagos State, we have so many heroes who have pained and laid a solid foundation for the Lagos we enjoy today. "Today, we are here to celebrate and honor the three former governors of our beloved state who have been outstanding in their contributions to the development of Lagos Sate . These eminent Lagosians are some of the few courageous men who have counted on the side of justice and even by their performances while they were in power have written their name in gold for future generations. "
"The roles played by Brigadier Mobolaji Johnson Rtd., The Prime Governor and Military Administrator of the State; Alhaji Lateef Jakande, the first civilian governor of the state of Lagos; and Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, governor and architect of the modern city Lagos, can never be forgotten, these are the true legends of our state and the architects of Lagos we are proud of today. "More after the break. On the way down, Governor Ambode said Brigadier Johnson, established the base as the pioneering governor of the newly created state of Lagos in 1967, and built the Lagos-Badagry highway 60.7 kilometers connecting Nigeria to the countries in the West African subregion, the Itoikin bridge linking Epe and Ikorodu; the Eko Bridge and a network of roads and bridges that opened the new Lagos. He said that Alhaji Jakande, the first elected civilian governor of Lagos State, who served for four years, introduced mass-oriented programs, particularly in the education, housing and and health. Governor Ambode added that besides the successful implementation of the free education program, the Alhaji Jakande administration has also established new primary and secondary schools, and has also built more than 30,000 housing units in the area. profit of low-income people. "His term also saw the completion of the Gbagada and Ikorodu General Hospitals and the establishment of some 20 health centers in the state.Alhaji Lateef Jakande designed and initiated the transit system of the subway line which would have provided a solution to the challenge facing the transport sector today. "The governor, while describing Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the architect of the modern city of Lagos, said his tenure saw the development of a plan for the future development of the state and that successive administrations continued to build and update today.
"One of the remarkable achievements of the administration of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has been the reform of the state's tax administration system that has allowed the state to achieve statehood on more viable and self-sustaining of Nigeria. It has also made huge investments in education and initiated new road construction, needed to meet the needs of the growing population of the state. "Asiwaju has also established the institutional framework that ensures that the state is managed appropriately and efficiently, and under the government of Asiwaju, institutions such as LIRS, LAMATA, LASTMA, and others have come into existence. ", said Governor Ambode. Presenting plaques of honor to the representatives of the three former governors, the Governor stated that his administration decided to honor the trio during their lifetime, while expressing his optimism that the Park would serve as a constant reminder of their sacrifices and the need to protect and preserve their virtues and what they represented. More importantly, it will serve as a reminder and inspiration to leaders who have the honor and privilege of occupying the seat that was once occupied by these great men of history. "On behalf of the Government and the very grateful people of Lagos State, I wish to thank these living legends for their sacrifice, commitment, dedication and passion for the growth and development of Lagos State. men, women, children, young and old from all parts of the world will continue to remember and celebrate your presence in this garden dedicated to you, "said Governor Ambode Earlier in his welcome speech Bilikis Adebiyi-Abiola, Executive Director of the Lagos Parks and Gardens Agency (LASPARK), said the park was strategically located and the state government was determined to make the parks available for recreation. as a social event, adding that Governor Ambode attached great importance to the quality of life of Lagosians, adding that the government was about to capture degraded for beautification and landscaping projects. She stated that the JJT Park, which covers a total area of approximately 21,880 m², includes two waterfalls, a children's playground and free Wi-Fi.
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He said the three former governors were outstanding in their contributions to the development of the state and wrote their names in the sands of time, especially during their tenure. Governor Ambode said, "One of the hallmarks of any progressive society is to always recognize and reward the efforts of the heroes who contribute to the growth of this society.In the case of Lagos State, we have so many heroes who have pained and laid a solid foundation for the Lagos we enjoy today. "Today, we are here to celebrate and honor the three former governors of our beloved state who have been outstanding in their contributions to the development of Lagos Sate . These eminent Lagosians are some of the few courageous men who have counted on the side of justice and even by their performances while they were in power have written their name in gold for future generations. "
"The roles played by Brigadier Mobolaji Johnson Rtd., The Prime Governor and Military Administrator of the State; Alhaji Lateef Jakande, the first civilian governor of the state of Lagos; and Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, governor and architect of the modern city Lagos, can never be forgotten, these are the true legends of our state and the architects of Lagos we are proud of today. "More after the break. On the way down, Governor Ambode said Brigadier Johnson, established the base as the pioneering governor of the newly created state of Lagos in 1967, and built the Lagos-Badagry highway 60.7 kilometers connecting Nigeria to the countries in the West African subregion, the Itoikin bridge linking Epe and Ikorodu; the Eko Bridge and a network of roads and bridges that opened the new Lagos. He said that Alhaji Jakande, the first elected civilian governor of Lagos State, who served for four years, introduced mass-oriented programs, particularly in the education, housing and and health. Governor Ambode added that besides the successful implementation of the free education program, the Alhaji Jakande administration has also established new primary and secondary schools, and has also built more than 30,000 housing units in the area. profit of low-income people. "His term also saw the completion of the Gbagada and Ikorodu General Hospitals and the establishment of some 20 health centers in the state.Alhaji Lateef Jakande designed and initiated the transit system of the subway line which would have provided a solution to the challenge facing the transport sector today. "The governor, while describing Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the architect of the modern city of Lagos, said his tenure saw the development of a plan for the future development of the state and that successive administrations continued to build and update today.
"One of the remarkable achievements of the administration of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has been the reform of the state's tax administration system that has allowed the state to achieve statehood on more viable and self-sustaining of Nigeria. It has also made huge investments in education and initiated new road construction, needed to meet the needs of the growing population of the state. "Asiwaju has also established the institutional framework that ensures that the state is managed appropriately and efficiently, and under the government of Asiwaju, institutions such as LIRS, LAMATA, LASTMA, and others have come into existence. ", said Governor Ambode. Presenting plaques of honor to the representatives of the three former governors, the Governor stated that his administration decided to honor the trio during their lifetime, while expressing his optimism that the Park would serve as a constant reminder of their sacrifices and the need to protect and preserve their virtues and what they represented. More importantly, it will serve as a reminder and inspiration to leaders who have the honor and privilege of occupying the seat that was once occupied by these great men of history. "On behalf of the Government and the very grateful people of Lagos State, I wish to thank these living legends for their sacrifice, commitment, dedication and passion for the growth and development of Lagos State. men, women, children, young and old from all parts of the world will continue to remember and celebrate your presence in this garden dedicated to you, "said Governor Ambode Earlier in his welcome speech Bilikis Adebiyi-Abiola, Executive Director of the Lagos Parks and Gardens Agency (LASPARK), said the park was strategically located and the state government was determined to make the parks available for recreation. as a social event, adding that Governor Ambode attached great importance to the quality of life of Lagosians, adding that the government was about to capture degraded for beautification and landscaping projects. She stated that the JJT Park, which covers a total area of approximately 21,880 m², includes two waterfalls, a children's playground and free Wi-Fi.
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