Lagos State Expands Civil Service with New Office Complexes

The Lagos State Government has expanded its civil service infrastructure by constructing new office complexes, which add 19,525 square meters of office space. This initiative, disclosed by Special Adviser to the Governor on Works, Adekunle Olayinka, is part of efforts to improve working conditions for civil servants and reduce dependence on rented facilities.

The announcement was made during a ministerial press briefing marking the third year of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu's second term. The new office capacity will support the completion of major government buildings, including the Bola Ahmed Tinubu Administrative Complex and the Revenue House within the Alausa Secretariat precinct in Ikeja.

This project is part of a broader strategy to strengthen public institutions and improve service delivery while preserving the value of government-owned infrastructure. The administration remains committed to infrastructure-led development as a driver of economic growth and job creation, with ongoing projects across various sectors, including healthcare and education.