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Sanwo-Olu Invites All to E1 Lagos Grand Prix

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Governor Sanwo-Olu invites Lagosians to witness the E1 Lagos Grand Prix, Africa’s first all-electric powerboat race, showcasing innovation and sustainability

The E1 Lagos Grand Prix is set to make history from October 3 to 5, and Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu is extending an open invitation for everyone to join the spectacle.

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Africa’s first all-electric powerboat championship will take place on Lagos waters, marking a new era of innovation and sustainability for the city and continent.

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Governor Sanwo-Olu took to social media on Monday to describe the event as a significant milestone, reflecting Lagos’s ambition to be a global hub of creativity, resilience, and forward-thinking solutions.

“The E1 Lagos Grand Prix is a demonstration of innovation and progress, showing how sport can inspire sustainable solutions for the future. It is also a celebration of the creativity and resilience that define our people,” he said.

The event will not only showcase thrilling high-speed races featuring the world’s fastest electric boats but also position Lagos alongside global host cities such as Monaco, Venice, and Jeddah.

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Sanwo-Olu encouraged residents and visitors to secure tickets via [www.e1lagos.com](http://www.e1lagos.com), emphasising that the championship will elevate Lagos’s profile as Africa’s aquatic capital and a city ready to embrace a sustainable future.

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As excitement builds, the E1 Lagos Grand Prix promises to be a landmark event, blending cutting-edge technology with cultural pride on the beautiful Lagos waterfront.

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