Earlier today, I joined The Conversation: One-on-One on LTV8, where I shared my thoughts on the progress of the Greater Lagos agenda, youth empowerment, infrastructure and the future we are working towards as a state. One issue I discussed that matters deeply to me is the welfare of our teachers and healthcare workers. Many travel long distances every day to get to their workplaces facing challenges that affect their time and ability to serve. We must make this easier. I believe in providing more affordable and convenient transport options, reviewing transport allowances for teachers and creating housing closer to workplaces for our doctors, nurses and other essential workers. The sixty-eight flats already provided for medical personnel in Ojo are a good step and I intend to build on this progress. As we look ahead, my commitment is to sustain the progress Lagos has made under Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu while finding better ways to address the everyday concerns of our people. Continuity is more than just carrying on with existing projects. It means learning from experience, listening to the people and doing more where more is needed. Our vision is a Lagos where workers are supported, young people can fulfil their potential and every resident has a fair opportunity to thrive. That is the Lagos we must continue to build together.