Lagos SWAN Support Walk For Gov Sanwo-Olu

Lagos SWAN Support Walk For Gov Sanwo-olu 

It was a great credible outing for Lagos SWAN at  JJT PARK ALAUSA , IKEJA, as the Association held a Support Walk to appreciate the Executive Governor of Lagos State .


THE WALK WHICH COMMENCED AT 11:00am  in the morning from Adebola House in opebi,  and taking tour tour round ikeja with dancing and singing to appreciate His Excellency Babajide Olusola which  brought so much bright  attraction to the people .


The event themed SUPPORT WALK FOR GOVERNOR BABAJIDE OLUSOLA SANWO-OLU,  was organised by the Caretaker Executive Committee of Lagos SWAN, to commend Governor Sanwo-olu's administration towards His outstanding support and Commendable Commitment towards Sports Growth and Youth Advancement in Lagos State  .
In a state
ment issued by the Secretary ,Caretaker Executive Committee, Olatutu Oladunni, she said,  Sports in Lagos has always been a vital strength of economic advancement,  integrating tool  for social cultural growth and economic well-being.  Sports in Lagos has taken another better dimension and which have brought about rapid improvement especially in the area of School sports among school children,  creating an enabling environment for premium sports to thrive and bringing premium sports closer to the people ensuring a lay persons have access to modern sports  facilities and ensuring every cause of security threat are disabled.



" His Excellency Governor Sanwo-olu's passion for sports cannot be quantified, and his genuine commitment towards sports growth in Lagos is highly impressive. Having host several reputable sports events, world Cup Qualifiers, school sports competitions etc,  it is obvious Lagos is becoming greater and better.  I wish Him well and its also an a challenge for him to do better  cone 2023 . 

Speaking on behalf of Mr Governor is the Permanent Secretary Ministry of information and Strategy, who was represented by Olumide Shogunle, said ,His Excellency is highly overwhelmed with this special honour and show of appreciation from Lagos SWAN members. 


He commends the passionate zeal of sports Journalists and  the significant role they continued to play towards sports growth through their excellent report. He urged Lagos SWAN members not to relent while discharging their professional duty and also ensure they build a more robust synergy with reputable institutions so as to promote Sports marketing and boot sports relevance .



Shogunle therefore thanked the Caretaker Executive Committee of Lagos SWAN for this beautiful initiative and also commend the proper coordination of the Secretary, Olatutu Oladunni for a well organised walk as this will also create more awareness of the good work of our Executive Governor. 



We wish Lagos SWAN well and the Caretaker Executive Commitee members for their great work. 


The Governor gave  a full security cover for the event ensuring all security agencies were mobilised alongside Lagos State Ambulance to ensure maximum safety of our members. 



Special thanks to 

Lagos State Government 

Nigeria Police Force NPF

LASTMA

RRS

TASK FORCE

LAGOS STATE AMBULANCE 

MD LASPARK

MIN OF INFORMATION 

MIN OF YOUTH AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT 

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