REBUILD Lagos Trust Fund, RLTF Limited, in collaboration with GTE, a non-profit, public-private partnership, PPP, has called for support from individuals and organizations in the form of donations, grants, materials, and others to facilitate a resilient and sustainable Lagos while delivering within the stipulated timeline. Chief Executive and Project Director, RLTF, Engr. Olujimi Hotonu, made the call in a statement, where he explained that the fund recorded significant progress in its line-up of project implementation exercises into the second quarter of 2023, even as he added that greater attention is given to the High Court of Lagos, Igbosere.

Sanwo-Olu made the appeal on Monday, November 16, 2020 during the Rebuild Lagos: Dialogue and Partnership event to inaugurate the eight-member Board of Trustees of Rebuild Lagos Trust Fund held at Ikeja, the state capital. According to the governor, Lagos does not have the financial ability to repair the damaged property alone, therefore, it required the assistance of the Federal Government. “We seek to restore the infrastructure that was destroyed, to revive the energy and confidence of everyone who has been affected by these losses, to help restore the confidence of the people of Lagos in the infinite potentials of Lagos.

Rebuild Lagos Trust Fund (RLTF) has restated its commitment to the rejuvenation of critical infrastructure across the state. RLTF a non-profit, public-private partnership (PPP) established for the purpose of mobilising private sector funds to fix critical public infrastructure. The Fund’s Chief Executive and Project Director, Olujimi Hotonu, who gave the commitment during the inauguration of the fully restored Iga Idunganran Primary Health Centre, said the facility will now provide the needed support to the people.

Governor Sanwo-Olu says the state government has received a deluge of offers locally and internationally to help rebuild Lagos after the recent violence.