LASG Calls On Residents To Reflect And Prayerfully Welcome The New Year
Following the cancellation of this year’s Greater Lagos Countdown, the Lagos State Government has encouraged residents to use the period to reflect on the gains of the outgoing year, give thanks for collective progress recorded across the State, and prayerfully prepare for the year ahead.
In a press statement issued by the Commissioner for Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mrs. Toke Benson-Awoyinka, the Commissioner noted that the end of the year provides an important opportunity for Lagosians to pause, take stock of personal and communal achievements, and renew their commitment to peace, unity, and shared prosperity.
“As 2025 draws to a close, residents are urged to strengthen family bonds, promote harmony within their communities, and uphold the values of responsibility, compassion, and resilience that continue to define Lagos State,” Benson-Awoyinka stated.
On behalf of the Lagos State Government, the Commissioner expressed appreciation to residents, partners, creatives, and stakeholders who have supported the Greater Lagos Countdown over the years, helping to establish it as a symbol of cultural celebration, togetherness, and hope.
While the countdown event will not hold this year, Mrs. Toke Benson-Awoyinka reaffirmed that the spirit of the season remains one of gratitude, reflection, and optimism, as Lagos looks ahead to a new year filled with promise and opportunity.
“The State Government wishes all residents a peaceful end of the year and a prosperous, healthy, and fulfilling New Year,” she added.
