By Joshua Tosin Ogunsakin 
Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has commissioned Irele Tower, located within the Lagos Free Zone along the Lekki-Epe Expressway, describing the project as a step towards a more modern and efficient city.
In a statement released by the governor, he said the commissioning took place on Thursday, marking the official opening of the facility, which is designed to support both sustainability and evolving work patterns.
Speaking at the event, the governor noted that the building meets global environmental standards, with features focused on energy efficiency, water conservation, and improved indoor conditions.
“Today, I commissioned Irele Tower at the Lagos Free Zone along the Lekki-Epe Expressway,” the statement said.
He explained that the tower is an EDGE-certified green building, built to promote environmentally friendly practices while providing a comfortable workspace for users.
“Irele Tower is an EDGE-certified green building, designed with a focus on energy and water efficiency, as well as a healthier indoor environment,” the statement added.
The governor also highlighted the flexible nature of the facility, noting that it is designed to cater to modern work styles, including remote work and independent professionals.
“Beyond its sustainability, the facility offers shared workspaces that reflect how people work today. The space is designed to support your productivity if you are a freelancer, consultant, or working remotely,” the statement noted.
Sanwo-Olu added that the development of such projects within the Lekki-Epe corridor reflects the steady growth and transformation taking place in that axis of the state.
“I am always pleased to see development taking shape in the Lekki-Epe corridor. It is another step forward in building a more efficient and modern Lagos that works better for everyone,” the statement said.