Status of Implementation of Past
Summit Resolutions
Presented by Ben Akabueze
Honourable Commissioner for Economic Planning & Budget
RESOLUTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS MADE AT THE LAGOS
ECONOMIC SUMMIT’S “EHINGBETI” SINCE Y2000
YR.
Resolu- No.
tions
Resolved
No.
Outstanding
REMARKS
2000
2001
12
18
11
17
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1
Introduce Special Infrastructure tax/levy
FG to enhance security services and Infrastructural
Maintenance in Lagos State (Special Area Status)
2002
15
12.5
2.5
2008
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2
-Pursue Political & Administrative decentralization
and fiscal federalism in the Nigerian Polity.
-FG to uphold its responsibility to Lagos State as a
Special Area.
- Establish State Police and State Security Trust Fund.
-Actualize circular/coastal roads & bridges, especially
the 4th Mainland Bridge.
- Urgently build National Consensus on the issue of
Fiscal Federalism and Special status for Lagos State
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RESOLUTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS MADE AT THE LAGOS
ECONOMIC SUMMIT’S “EHINGBETI” SINCE Y2000
YR.
2010
Resolu- No.
tions
Resolved
33
28
No.
Outstanding
5
2012
33
1
32
REMARKS
-Make Lagos Water Corporation a public limited
liability Company by 2012
-Constitute State Industrial Finance Corporation for
low cost financing
-Strive to actualize the creation of State Police,
especially a Sheriff Department.
-Establish a politically neutral Lagos Economic
Development Board (LEDB) to oversee a long-term
development of the State and a mandate to sell
Lagos as a brand
-Create a $250 million strategic “Lagos Enterprise
Support” venture fund managed independent of the
State Government.
Expand mass transit options and introduce
congestion charge
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Summit Resolutions: Power
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
1.
Build, enhance and
maintain electricity
investments such as
transmission lines and
local distribution
networks
Implemented
LASG has completed three Independent
Power Projects (IPPs) with a combined
capacity of 32.55MW within the last 3
years along with associated dedicated
distribution infrastructure. Two more
will be completed this year.
2.
Encourage Embedded
Generation
Implemented
LASG has encouraged embedded
generation by executing IPPs with
private sector Power Partners using the
Public Private Partnership model- Build
Own Operate and Transfer(BOOT) as
examplified in resolution 1 above.
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Summit Resolutions: Power
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
Encourage Embedded
Generation
Implemented LASG IPPs total installed capacity
will increase to 47.35MW by Q4
2014 to supply power to 85 LASG
facilities.
LASG IPPs:
• Akute Power Project (12.15 MW)
• Island Power & Island Power
expansion project(s) (10 MW)
• Alausa Power Project (10.4 MW)
• Peninsula Integrated Power
Project (6 MW)
• Mainland Power Project (8.8
MW)
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Summit Resolutions: Power
S/N
Resolution
Status
3.
LASG should also:
Implemented On-going initiatives include:
• Take an active interest
in the on-going
privatization process
• Work with FG and
private sector players
to facilitate the
delivery of gas to
Lagos reliably and in
sufficient quantities:
o Extend Off-shore Gas
Gathering System
(OGGS) to Lagos
o Consider use of LNG
Current Status/Remark
• Regular meeting with the Nigeria
Electricity Regulatory
Commission (NERC)
• Support for/partnership with
new Disco owners.
• LASG IPPs run on natural gas or
Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)
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Summit Resolutions: Power
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
4.
Provide necessary
support to prospective
investors in the state
electricity sector through
assistance with land
acquisition and access to
quality infrastructures
e.g. road, water and gas.
Implemented
• Increased road network with cable
ducts
• Support for/partnership with new
owners of Eko and Ikeja DISCOs
• developing Lagos energy Policy and
Power market studies to help
dimension the market for investors in
the Power Sector.
• Continuous monitoring of Demand &
capacity across Lagos
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Summit Resolutions: Power
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
5.
Encourage and work
with the Federal
Government to
complete the Gas
Master Plan
Implemented
Ministry of Energy and Mineral
Resources (MEMR) working with
relevant Federal Agencies to
facilitate reliable and sufficient
delivery of gas to Lagos
6.
Encourage more
companies to bring
natural gas to
unserved parts of
Lagos
Implemented
Establishment of Ibile Oil & Gas
Corporation: which will promote
partnership in
• Exploration, Development,
Production and distribution of oil
and Gas in Lagos
8
Summit Resolutions: Power
S/N
Resolution
Encourage more
companies to bring
natural gas to
unserved
parts of Lagos
Status
Current Status/Remark
Lagos State is working with various gas
franchise viz:
• Shell Nigeria Gas Limited(SNL)
• Gaslink Nigeria Limited(GNL)
• Falcon Petroleum
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Summit Resolutions: Agriculture
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
1.
Collaborate with other
State Governments to
boost agricultural
production
Implemented
• 84Ha. of land acquired at Oshogbo,
Osun State dedicated for the
production of high value crops like
pepper, tomato, yam and oil palm.
• 500Ha. Acquired at Eggua in Ogun
State for rice production to feed our
rice mill at Imota;
o 50Ha. Acquired in Guabe, Kuje, Abuja
for livestock production.
o Ongoing excursion to acquire
additional 1,000ha in Ago Owu,
Osun State
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Summit Resolutions: Agriculture
S/N
Resolution
2.
Devote a larger share of
Implemented
the State’s Annual Budget
to Agriculture
Channel resources
towards boosting
effective involvement
of youths and women
in Agriculture
Status
Current Status/Remark
Budget allocation to Agric increased to
84% between 2011 & 2013
Implemented Project Initiatives:
• Agric. YES
• Songhai
• Rice for Job
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Summit Resolutions: Agriculture
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
3.
Improve regulation of
the quality of
agricultural produce
consumed in the State
Implemented
•
•
•
Transition from air-cooled vehicular
transportation system to fully
refrigerated meat transportation
system
Introduction of Produce Van for
transportation of Agric. Produce.
Establishment of EKO Farmers’ Mart
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Summit Resolutions: Agriculture
S/N
Resolution
Status
4.
Encourage more large-scale Implemented
mechanized rice cultivation
spanning planting,
harvesting and processing.
Take the lead in the
development of a paddy
system for rice cultivation
with well arranged
irrigation for small scale
farmers.
Current Status/Remark
• Rice for Job Project creates more job
opportunities for youths across the
entire rice value chain thus opening
up additional 280Ha of rice
cultivation.
• Establishment of 3 Rice Cottage
Mills in Ikoga, Idena and Ise.
• Additional 25ha at Eggua ready for
cultivation in the next planting
season (April/May 2014)
13
Summit Resolutions: Agriculture
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
5.
Encourage consumption
of locally produced rice
Implemented
•
•
6.
Promote growth of
industrial rice and high
quality cassava flour
milling
implemented
•
•
•
Commission the 2.5 tons/hr. capacity
mill at Imota for the processing of
locally produced rice
Introduction of EKO rice brand to
Lagosians.
Empowerment of over 500 youths
under the Rice for Job Programme
through input support, land clearing,
paddy buy back and marketing.
A factory completed and test-run
for the production of High Quality
Cassava Flour and Garri.
Land allocated to the Cassava out growers for the production of
cassava tubers to feed the mill and
guaranteed buy-back.
14
Summit Resolutions: Transportation
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
1.
Encourage long-term
investment in
infrastructure
development
Work-inprogress
Continued investment on Road
rehabilitation/ construction and
provision of other new infrastructure
e.g. Blue line Rail corridor; Lekki-Ikoyi
link Bridge ; (5) modern Waterways
Terminal and additional 20 Jetties across
the State nearing completion.
15
Summit Resolutions: Transportation
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
2.
Develop activity
centres in individual
Local Government
Areas (LGAs) to
disperse economic
activity away from
central areas
Implemented A holistic Urban and Regional
Planning Policy backed by road
improvements resulting in new
development centre, eg;
• Ibeju/Lekki axis/Lekki Free Trade
Zone
• Ikorodu (BRT extension)
16
Summit Resolutions: Transportation
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
3.
Boost public transport Implemented • Focus is now on introduction of
and consider
mass transit options using high
Congestion Charging to
capacity buses, use of ecoencourage greater use
friendly fuels such as CNC and
and reduce pollution
continued Rail Corridor
Development
• Congestion charge not yet
considered appropriate in the
State’s present circumstances.
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Summit Resolutions: Transportation
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
4.
Focus on raising
quality of road project
implementation
Implemented • Strict Monitoring of Road
Construction.
• Roads built with stone base
rather than asphalt.
• Provision of segregated
pedestrian walkways, street
lights, outfall drains to prevent.
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Summit Resolutions: Transportation
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
5.
Periodically review and Implemented • Transport Master plan to be
adapt the
comprehensively reviewed every
transportation plan to
five (5) years; Rolling 3 – year
meet growth
expenditure plans.
requirements (every 3
years)
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Summit Resolutions: Transportation
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
6.
Increase focus on road
network and
neighbourhood
connectivity
Implemented
161 individual inter-city road projects of
115.7km of road length awarded to
connect various neighborhoods with
main/major roads & highways
7.
Implement an IT enabled
inter-modal transport
system.
Implemented
• IT systems being implemented at
major major transportation hubs like
Obalende and major ferry terminals.
20
Summit Resolutions: Transportation
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
8.
Improve customer
experience including a
single platform for
ticketing across modes
Implemented
Inter-modal
e-ticketing system in pilot stage
9.
Embark on behaviour
Implemented
change communication to
increase buy-in for waterbased transportation
• Introduction of free Life Safety
jackets
• Commenced an aggressive media
and community based advocacy to
increase rural to urban water- based
transportation
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Summit Resolutions: Transportation
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
10.
Create park and ride lots
Implemented
• A statewide parking (on and off)
policy approved.
• Completed the development of 10
Managed Parking Districts for
concession to private investors
11.
Inter-modal platforms
within easy reach of
residential areas
Implemented
On-going but real impact will be after
the completion of the ongoing Blue and
Red Rail lines. Emphasis is focused more
on the expansion and improvement of
connectivity of road based transport
system
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Summit Resolutions:
Housing & Urban Renewal
S/N
Resolution
Status
1.
Government should focus Implemented
on building infrastructure
as a means of reducing
the cost of housing
development
Continuous massive investment in
infrastructural renewal and
development (e.g. road network ,
drainages, power plants etc)
2.
State should consider
Implemented
solely building
infrastructure rather than
establishing estates
New sites and Services schemes being
developed.
3.
Encourage stakeholder
integration in capacity
building and planning to
bridge the gap between
the private and public
sectors
Achieved in Isalegangan; Anikantamo,
Adeniji- Adele in progress
Implemented
Current Status/Remark
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Summit Resolutions:
Housing & Urban Renewal
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
4.
Create a credible
regulatory framework:
Quantifiable and
credible data to facilitate
private investment in
affordable housing
Implemented
•
5.
Develop vocational
training to improve
local capacity.
Implemented
•
•
6.
Concentrate
government efforts
on social housing.
Implemented
Introduction of Lagos HOMS (Home
Ownership and Mortgage Scheme)
• Mortgage based ‘ Rent to Own Policy.
• Over 3000 housing units completed and;
• Over 3000 units are at different stages of
completion
•
•
New real estate ventures Unit created in
Min. of Housing
Housing needs assessment survey
commissioned
State Housing Policy.
Isheri VTC completed
Existing VTCs revamped into Centre of
Excellence for specific vocational skills.
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Summit Resolutions:
Housing & Urban Renewal
S/N
Resolution
Status
Current Status/Remark
7.
Promote wider
participation in
development planning
(the example of Rio de
Janeiro)
Implemented
Stakeholders meetings held
o Kosofe
o Oshodi/ Isolo
o Okobaba Relocation
o Apapa Model Mega City Plan etc.
o Model City Plans
8.
Ensure adherence to the
Housing Master Plan
Implemented
Regularly monitored by Development
Matters Department of the Ministry of
Housing.
9.
Plan residential
settlements around
industrial parks
Implemented
• Katankowa Internet City
• Okobaba Sawmillers Relocation
Scheme to Agbowa
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Future Proofing the Lagos Energy Sector
Lagos State Government in partnership UK Department for International
Development (DFID) engaged Atkins to undertake a Future Proofing Cities
Project on the Lagos Energy Sector.
The aim of the project is to provide Lagos State with evidence based risk and
opportunity evaluation to inform set of investable energy sector projects
which support the PATH Agenda and embed resilience, flexibility and
sustainability.
Lagos Energy Sector Project
is the First Future Proofing Cities
Project in Africa.
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Future Proofing the Lagos Energy Sector
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State-Wide Energy Audits
• Over 13,800 locations have been audited so far
• Results reveal that:
– Just under 10% of the power demanded by
Lagosians is being met by the national grid
– A total of over 17,000 generators; implying that
every location has at least 1 generator
– A total of approximately 162,000 litres of diesel
is being consumed a day resulting in 178lbs of
CO2 emitted per household per day
– On average, Lagosians power themselves at a
cost of N44/kWh; almost 4 times the cost of
supply from the grid
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Lagos Energy Locator
One of the goals of the state-wide energy
audit program is to audit all state-owned
facilities and identify all locations with on a
mapping tool.
Mende Substation
655 Schools | 629,989 Students | 7,922 Classrooms
Total Peak Energy
Demand
14.8MW
# of Generating Sets
987
# of Distribution Substations
40
# of Feeders (33kV)
81
# of Feeders (11kV)
156
Maryland Comm.
Grammar School
Case Scenario: Maryland Comm. Grammar School
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Lagos Energy Academy
• Targeted at developing employable, skilled technicians
and professionals in the Lagos Energy sector
• Provides comprehensive, industry-standard technical and
soft skills training in the power, public lighting, traffic
management and energy development sectors
• The academy will also have assembly facility’s for
streetlights (bulkheads) and traffic signals equipment
• Delivers socio-economic benefits by building local
capacity
• Addresses the capacity building challenges within the
energy sector.
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THANK YOU
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