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“The things that we see in other parts of the world, the inspiring landscape in other parts, are brought here. The least you can do is to acknowledge and appreciate it and to be a real enabler of those initiatives; as your governor, we are proud of this masterpiece this evening.” The governor commended the brain behind the project, Mr Ashimolow, for putting Lagos at the forefront of development with laudable projects such as the Water Display Park, which would attract local and international investors into the state.
“I am happy it has happened. I don’t want to be part of Nigerians in the diaspora who are always calling and lamenting. That is what most of them do. I have lived for 40 years in Europe, and I still live there. I want to be part of that solving problem,”. Despite the substantial investment required, Mr Ashimolowo affirmed his commitment to making the park accessible to all, announcing affordable ticket prices to ensure widespread enjoyment of its wonders.
But the park’s allure doesn’t stop there; holographic projections transform water into captivating screens, creating a magical atmosphere reminiscent of a fairy tale.