[VIDEO] 2027: Hamzat Unveils Manifesto,100 Pledges For A More Prosperous Lagos

The Lagos State governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2027 general elections, Obafemi Hamzat, has promised to continue with the progressive vision to make the state more prosperous for the residents. Hamzat stated this when he officially unveiled his manifesto at the Wole Soyinka Centre in Iganmu, Lagos, on Friday. The deputy governor disclosed that his manifesto contains 100 pledges, which he said would be delivered.

According to him, children sit at the centre of his plan for a more prosperous Lagos. Hamzat highlighted the plan for 580 new hospital beds for Lagos, committing to expand access to quality health care. He highlighted the plan for 580 new hospital beds for Lagos, committing to expand access to quality health care. The candidate noted that the government would improve roads and transportation in the state, promising to activate the Fourth Mainland Bridge project.

Hamzat said that the state is pursuing a university of medicine to create an opportunity for young Nigerians to build a career in the health sector. He said that his administration would strengthen teachers’ development and review the compensation package for Lagos workers. Hamzat (right) highlighted the plan for 580 new hospital beds for Lagos, committing to expand access to quality health care.

The former commissioner said that his government would bring down the cost of food from the farm to the table. He pledged to empower the youth with the skills of today and the future. Hamzat also promised that his administration would deliver on cheaper broadband, better security, and room to build. Earlier, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu hailed Hamzat for his selflessness in public service.

Sanwo-Olu praised his deputy. He recalled how the deputy governor sacrificed his governorship ambition for him in 2018. Sanwo-Olu assured that Lagos will witness the transition from one administration to another without rancour. The governorship election will hold on February 6, 2026. Watch the launch of Hamzat’s manifesto in the video below. <span data-mce-type="bookmark" style="display: inline-block; width: 0px; overflow: hidden; line-height: 0;" class="mce_SELRES_start"></span>