Oluwadamilola, who said the state had over the years invested heavily in safety infrastructure to secure its waterways, explained that Lagos had consistently enhanced facilities, making it the safest state for water transportation in Nigeria, with all necessary safety infrastructure in place.
The LASWA Boss disclosed patrol boats had been deployed, while collaboration with the Marine Police and the Nigerian Navy would ensure effective surveillance across the waterways.
While stating that Lagos now operated a control room using advanced technology to monitor waterways, describing it as the best time to host such an event, Oluwadamilola, added that the government had also undertaken shoreline cleaning, provided security boats, and designated docking zones for vessels participating in the competition.
“We are delighted this race can now happen in Lagos, proving the state’s readiness and capacity to successfully host such an international event,” he said.

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