Nigeria

Babajide Sanwo-Olu

Governor
2019–Present Nigeria · Lagos
APC

Maintained high visibility in large-scale transport infrastructure, including rail and road projects. Recognized for managing the complex economic and security demands of a major metropolitan hub.

64Good
Overall Score
68Good
Projects
60Good
Budget
65Good
Crises
62Good
Debt

Performance Radar

ProjectsBudgetCrisesDebt

Sector Allocation

Public Sentiment Score

50
/100

Mixed/Neutral

Budget by Year ($M)

20102013201420182021202220250650130019502600

Legacy Projects (7)

Fourth Mainland Bridge (Lagos)

Planned
Bridges
2025–

Proposed 37km bridge from Lagos Island to Epe; largest infrastructure project in Lagos history.

2.5B

Fourth Mainland Bridge

Started
Bridges
2022–

38km bridge linking Lagos Island to Lagos Mainland, longest bridge in Africa when completed

2.5B

Lagos-Badagry Expressway Expansion

Ongoing
Roads
2021–

10-lane expressway to Badagry; partially done; international trade corridor to Benin Republic.

450M

Imota Rice Mill (32,000 MT/day)

Completed
Agriculture
2018–2023

Largest integrated rice mill in sub-Saharan Africa

35M

Lekki Deep Sea Port

Completed
Ports
2014–2023

Landmark deep sea port, first in Nigeria, commissioned Jan 2023

1.5B

Lekki Deep Sea Port

Completed
Ports
2013–2023

Deepest port in West Africa; commissioned January 2023; capacity 2.5M TEU; transforms Lagos logistics.

1.5B

Blue Line Rail (Lagos)

Completed
Railways
2010–2023

Lagos Blue Line metro from National Theatre to Marina; operational 2023; carries 200,000 passengers/day.

1.2B

Events & Crises Timeline

Lagos Lekki Toll Gate Massacre – EndSARS

2020
Conflict
12 deaths

Security forces opened fire on peaceful #EndSARS protesters at Lekki Toll Gate on 20 October 2020. Governor Sanwo-Olu denied ordering the shooting. Judicial panel confirmed deaths. Strained Lagos governance credibility.

Lagos EndSARS Property Destruction

2020
Crisis

Post-EndSARS violence; Correctional Centre Ikoyi breached; malls looted; BRT buses burned; N1 trillion estimated damage.

Ondo Oil Pipeline Explosion, Abule Ado

2020
Crisis
23 deaths

Pipeline explosion in Abule Ado community; 23 killed; hundreds displaced; NNPC pipeline sabotage suspected.

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