Lagos State Telecommunications Project (LAGTEL)
The Lagos State Government through the representation of Transnational Computer Technology bided for and got a license at N450m to operate a fixed wireless telecommunication services for voice and data processing in Lagos.
LAGTEL will provide communication services for the whole of Lagos State, focusing specially on the inner cities and rural areas at relatively affordable prices.

Zonal Approach to all Year Round Streetlight Maintenance
The under listed streets have been identified for the pilot scheme of the Agency approach to streetlight maintenance:

1. Iyana Ipaja to Idimu
   
2. Adeniji Adele Road, Lagos
   
3. Bajulaiye/ Igbobi Road, Somolu
   
4. Ago Palace Way, Okota
   
5. Oko-Ago-Oba's Palace, Ilogbo
   
6. Kudirat Abiloa Way, Oregun
   
7. Secretariat and its environs
   
8. Festac Llink Road, Amuwo-Odofin

Sector Reforms
The State Government Is contemplating major infrastructure reforms jointly with the Private Sector and individual Entrepreneurs that will return Lagos to its enviable position. The goals will include:

• Improving the Sector's productivity ability
  
• Increasing the sector's productivity by reducing operating cost and providing adequate incentive to attract additional capital to the sector and maintain the existing capital stock.

Some of the reforms outlined under this programme are as follows: -

Highway Street Adoption Scheme (HSAS)
This is an initiative for Private Sector Organizations as socially responsible entities to buy into the ownership of strategically located streets, as demonstrated by Mobil Nig. Plc in Malu Road. HSAS encourages private entities to identify any streets of their choice for adoption as though they are the owners of such streets for the purpose of providing adequate maintenance and in return, Government gives incentives to such organizations.

Objectives of the Highway/Street Adoption Scheme (HSAS)

1. To create a means of ensuring the provision of sustainable infrastructure.
   
2. To create a platform for the private sector to discharge their corporate social responsibility
   
3. To provide an avenue for the public and private sectors to co-share in the ownership of infrastructure.
   
4. Alternate utilization for scarce government resources which otherwise would have been expended on maintenance of infrastructure.
   

Critical Success Factor for HSAS

1. Existence Of Proper Street Census
   
2. Availability of incentives and
   
3. Good information flow to all Stakeholders.