Lagos State Government, MTN Unveil MyLagosApp to Transform City Experience

Lagos State Government, MTN Unveil MyLagosApp to Transform City Experience

By Adeshina Timothy

To simplify city navigation and enrich urban experience, Lagos state Government and telecommunications giant, MTN has launched MyLagosApp.

The exceptional digital platform, MyLagosApp aims to harness the admirable art, cultural and entertainment ecosystem of Lagos.

Speaking at the launching ceremony of the digital platform, the Chief Executive Officer of MTN Nigeria, Mr. Karl Toriola described the app at the launch in Lagos, as a one-stop centre for information, services, entertainment and hospitality

Toriola further said that the app would provide other essential needs of residents and visitors to Lagos state.

“The app will provide a wide range of services including making reservations at restaurants, accommodation, library, transportation, water transportation, e-governance and other essential services.

“With the launch of the MyLagos App, Lagos State is poised to remain at the forefront of digital transformation, not just in Nigeria but across Africa,” he said.

Expressing enthusiasm and pride, the Governor of Lagos State Babajide Sanwo-Olu said the digital platform is a beacon of innovation and excellence.

Represented by his Deputy, Dr. Obafemi Hamzat, Sanwo-Olu dignified the app as a comprehensive digital solution that provides effortless access to essential city services, including real-time traffic updates, personalised navigation, emergency services, utility payment services, business listings, and tourism information.

Guests at the launch include Nollywood luminary, Joke Silva; Lagos State Commissioner of Tourism, Mrs. Toke Benson;  Commissioner of Environment, Lagos State Mr. Tokunbo Wahab; Creative Director, Wool Studios, Adetutu Laditan, and host of other personalities from across sectors.


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