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Four visions for Lagos: How Hamzat, Funso Doherty, Rhodes-Vivour, Adedeji Doherty differ on housing, traffic, economy, education

Housing, traffic, waste management, education and the cost of doing business emerged as some of the sharpest points of difference read more Four visions for Lagos: How Hamzat, Funso Doherty, Rhodes-Vivour, Adedeji Doherty differ on housing, traffic, economy, education

Four visions for Lagos: How Hamzat, Funso Doherty, Rhodes-Vivour, Adedeji Doherty differ on housing, traffic, economy, education

7-Fifteen Capital, a luxury real estate development firm, hosted Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Dr. Obafemi Hamzat, for an evening of discussion with young business leaders in Ikoyi, Lagos. The event, themed "Lagos: The Next Chapter," brought together around 150 young executives, founders, investors, and influential figures to converse with the Deputy Governor about the future of the city.

Dr. Hamzat delivered a keynote address on his vision for Lagos, focusing on innovation, inclusion, infrastructure, education, healthcare, and creating opportunities for young people and small businesses. He also presented Digital Lagos 2.0, which aimed to integrate AI, blockchain, and smart-city technologies to boost Lagos as a technology hub and enhance the efficiency of government systems.

The event concluded with a fireside conversation where guests engaged directly with Dr. Hamzat on topics such as sustainability, town planning, the creative economy, tourism, and public-private partnerships. Tope Adekoya, CEO and Co-Founder of 7-Fifteen Capital, emphasized the importance of engaging with the city's young business leaders and public leadership.

Adesuwa Belo-Osagie, Deputy CEO and Co-Founder of 7-Fifteen Capital, highlighted the company's commitment to being a positive force in shaping Lagos' future, supporting ideas, people, and initiatives that contribute to a better quality of life.

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