Homebuyers gain as LSDPC launches digital platform to improve operations

The Lagos State Development and Property Corporation (LSDPC) has launched a digital payment platform, PayPortal, to modernise its operations. The real estate firm’s customers are expected to gain from the new platform as it will give them more access to services. The platform, available at www.payportal.lsdpc.gov.ng, allows customers to make online payments 24 hours a day, seven days a week, receiving instant confirmation of completed transactions. Ayodeji Joseph, LSDPC managing director and chief executive officer, said at the launch that the initiative was designed to respond to changing customer expectations and the growing adoption of digital services. Joseph said the launch was not merely about introducing a new payment channel, but represented part of the corporation’s broader effort to improve service delivery through technology. “As a public institution, we have a responsibility to continually examine our processes, identify areas for improvement and adopt appropriate technologies that can make our services more accessible to the people we serve,” Joseph said. He assured that, LSDPC, which has been involved in the development of Lagos since 1972, must continue to evolve alongside the city and adapt its services to residents’ changing needs. “For many years, payments to LSDPC have traditionally involved processes that required customers to interact with us physically and through conventional payment channels. Today, we are taking another step forward,” he said. Joseph noted that PayPortal would provide customers with an additional option for accessing payment services, reducing dependence on conventional processes and offering greater flexibility. The platform has been designed to provide a straightforward customer experience, requiring users to create a username and password, provide the necessary details and proceed with their payments. Joseph urged customers and stakeholders to embrace the new platform as the corporation continues to integrate technology into its operations. He stressed that the digital payment initiative formed part of a wider effort to build an institution that is more accessible, responsive and customer-focused. “Today marks another step in the continuing evolution of LSDPC. The launch of the digital payment platform is one more step towards a corporation that is more accessible, more responsive and more convenient for the people we serve,” Joseph said. He commended the management and staff of LSDPC who contributed to the platform’s development and thanked customers and stakeholders for their continued confidence in the corporation. The launch comes as public institutions across Nigeria increasingly adopt digital platforms to improve service access, reduce physical processes and enhance citizen interactions. LSDPC encouraged customers to visit the payment portal to use the new payment channel. kenneth Athekame Athekame Kenneth is a politics, economy, and finance reporter whose work is anchored in sharp investigative storytelling. He brings analytical depth to every piece, drawing on a strong academic foundation that includes a degree in Economics, an MBA in International Trade, and a minor in Petroleum Economics from Lagos State University, Ojo. His reporting blends rigorous research with a keen eye for hidden truths, delivering stories that illuminate power, policy, and the forces shaping everyday lives. Share

The platform, available at www.payportal.lsdpc.gov.ng, allows customers to make online payments 24 hours a day, seven days a week, receiving instant confirmation of completed transactions. Ayodeji Joseph, LSDPC managing director and chief executive officer, said at the launch that the initiative was designed to respond to changing customer expectations and the growing adoption of digital services. Joseph said the launch was not merely about introducing a new payment channel, but represented part of the corporation’s broader effort to improve service delivery through technology. “As a public institution, we have a responsibility to continually examine our processes, identify areas for improvement and adopt appropriate technologies that can make our services more accessible to the people we serve,” Joseph said. He assured that, LSDPC, which has been involved in the development of Lagos since 1972, must continue to evolve alongside the city and adapt its services to residents’ changing needs. “For many years, payments to LSDPC have traditionally involved processes that required customers to interact with us physically and through conventional payment channels. Today, we are taking another step forward,” he said. Joseph noted that PayPortal would provide customers with an additional option for accessing payment services, reducing dependence on conventional processes and offering greater flexibility. The platform has been designed to provide a straightforward customer experience, requiring users to create a username and password, provide the necessary details and proceed with their payments. Joseph urged customers and stakeholders to embrace the new platform as the corporation continues to integrate technology into its operations. He stressed that the digital payment initiative formed part of a wider effort to build an institution that is more accessible, responsive and customer-focused. “Today marks another step in the continuing evolution of LSDPC. The launch of the digital payment platform is one more step towards a corporation that is more accessible, more responsive and more convenient for the people we serve,” Joseph said. He commended the management and staff of LSDPC who contributed to the platform’s development and thanked customers and stakeholders for their continued confidence in the corporation. The launch comes as public institutions across Nigeria increasingly adopt digital platforms to improve service access, reduce physical processes and enhance citizen interactions. LSDPC encouraged customers to visit the payment portal to use the new payment channel. kenneth Athekame Athekame Kenneth is a politics, economy, and finance reporter whose work is anchored in sharp investigative storytelling. He brings analytical depth to every piece, drawing on a strong academic foundation that includes a degree in Economics, an MBA in International Trade, and a minor in Petroleum Economics from Lagos State University, Ojo. His reporting blends rigorous research with a keen eye for hidden truths, delivering stories that illuminate power, policy, and the forces shaping everyday lives. Share

Ayodeji Joseph, LSDPC managing director and chief executive officer, said at the launch that the initiative was designed to respond to changing customer expectations and the growing adoption of digital services. Joseph said the launch was not merely about introducing a new payment channel, but represented part of the corporation’s broader effort to improve service delivery through technology. “As a public institution, we have a responsibility to continually examine our processes, identify areas for improvement and adopt appropriate technologies that can make our services more accessible to the people we serve,” Joseph said. He assured that, LSDPC, which has been involved in the development of Lagos since 1972, must continue to evolve alongside the city and adapt its services to residents’ changing needs. “For many years, payments to LSDPC have traditionally involved processes that required customers to interact with us physically and through conventional payment channels. Today, we are taking another step forward,” he said. Joseph noted that PayPortal would provide customers with an additional option for accessing payment services, reducing dependence on conventional processes and offering greater flexibility. The platform has been designed to provide a straightforward customer experience, requiring users to create a username and password, provide the necessary details and proceed with their payments. Joseph urged customers and stakeholders to embrace the new platform as the corporation continues to integrate technology into its operations. He stressed that the digital payment initiative formed part of a wider effort to build an institution that is more accessible, responsive and customer-focused. “Today marks another step in the continuing evolution of LSDPC. The launch of the digital payment platform is one more step towards a corporation that is more accessible, more responsive and more convenient for the people we serve,” Joseph said. He commended the management and staff of LSDPC who contributed to the platform’s development and thanked customers and stakeholders for their continued confidence in the corporation. The launch comes as public institutions across Nigeria increasingly adopt digital platforms to improve service access, reduce physical processes and enhance citizen interactions. LSDPC encouraged customers to visit the payment portal to use the new payment channel. kenneth Athekame Athekame Kenneth is a politics, economy, and finance reporter whose work is anchored in sharp investigative storytelling. He brings analytical depth to every piece, drawing on a strong academic foundation that includes a degree in Economics, an MBA in International Trade, and a minor in Petroleum Economics from Lagos State University, Ojo. His reporting blends rigorous research with a keen eye for hidden truths, delivering stories that illuminate power, policy, and the forces shaping everyday lives. Share

Joseph said the launch was not merely about introducing a new payment channel, but represented part of the corporation’s broader effort to improve service delivery through technology. “As a public institution, we have a responsibility to continually examine our processes, identify areas for improvement and adopt appropriate technologies that can make our services more accessible to the people we serve,” Joseph said. He assured that, LSDPC, which has been involved in the development of Lagos since 1972, must continue to evolve alongside the city and adapt its services to residents’ changing needs. “For many years, payments to LSDPC have traditionally involved processes that required customers to interact with us physically and through conventional payment channels. Today, we are taking another step forward,” he said. Joseph noted that PayPortal would provide customers with an additional option for accessing payment services, reducing dependence on conventional processes and offering greater flexibility. The platform has been designed to provide a straightforward customer experience, requiring users to create a username and password, provide the necessary details and proceed with their payments. Joseph urged customers and stakeholders to embrace the new platform as the corporation continues to integrate technology into its operations. He stressed that the digital payment initiative formed part of a wider effort to build an institution that is more accessible, responsive and customer-focused. “Today marks another step in the continuing evolution of LSDPC. The launch of the digital payment platform is one more step towards a corporation that is more accessible, more responsive and more convenient for the people we serve,” Joseph said. He commended the management and staff of LSDPC who contributed to the platform’s development and thanked customers and stakeholders for their continued confidence in the corporation. The launch comes as public institutions across Nigeria increasingly adopt digital platforms to improve service access, reduce physical processes and enhance citizen interactions. LSDPC encouraged customers to visit the payment portal to use the new payment channel. kenneth Athekame Athekame Kenneth is a politics, economy, and finance reporter whose work is anchored in sharp investigative storytelling. He brings analytical depth to every piece, drawing on a strong academic foundation that includes a degree in Economics, an MBA in International Trade, and a minor in Petroleum Economics from Lagos State University, Ojo. His reporting blends rigorous research with a keen eye for hidden truths, delivering stories that illuminate power, policy, and the forces shaping everyday lives. Share

“As a public institution, we have a responsibility to continually examine our processes, identify areas for improvement and adopt appropriate technologies that can make our services more accessible to the people we serve,” Joseph said. He assured that, LSDPC, which has been involved in the development of Lagos since 1972, must continue to evolve alongside the city and adapt its services to residents’ changing needs. “For many years, payments to LSDPC have traditionally involved processes that required customers to interact with us physically and through conventional payment channels. Today, we are taking another step forward,” he said. Joseph noted that PayPortal would provide customers with an additional option for accessing payment services, reducing dependence on conventional processes and offering greater flexibility. The platform has been designed to provide a straightforward customer experience, requiring users to create a username and password, provide the necessary details and proceed with their payments. Joseph urged customers and stakeholders to embrace the new platform as the corporation continues to integrate technology into its operations. He stressed that the digital payment initiative formed part of a wider effort to build an institution that is more accessible, responsive and customer-focused. “Today marks another step in the continuing evolution of LSDPC. The launch of the digital payment platform is one more step towards a corporation that is more accessible, more responsive and more convenient for the people we serve,” Joseph said. He commended the management and staff of LSDPC who contributed to the platform’s development and thanked customers and stakeholders for their continued confidence in the corporation. The launch comes as public institutions across Nigeria increasingly adopt digital platforms to improve service access, reduce physical processes and enhance citizen interactions. LSDPC encouraged customers to visit the payment portal to use the new payment channel. kenneth Athekame Athekame Kenneth is a politics, economy, and finance reporter whose work is anchored in sharp investigative storytelling. He brings analytical depth to every piece, drawing on a strong academic foundation that includes a degree in Economics, an MBA in International Trade, and a minor in Petroleum Economics from Lagos State University, Ojo. His reporting blends rigorous research with a keen eye for hidden truths, delivering stories that illuminate power, policy, and the forces shaping everyday lives. Share

He assured that, LSDPC, which has been involved in the development of Lagos since 1972, must continue to evolve alongside the city and adapt its services to residents’ changing needs. “For many years, payments to LSDPC have traditionally involved processes that required customers to interact with us physically and through conventional payment channels. Today, we are taking another step forward,” he said. Joseph noted that PayPortal would provide customers with an additional option for accessing payment services, reducing dependence on conventional processes and offering greater flexibility. The platform has been designed to provide a straightforward customer experience, requiring users to create a username and password, provide the necessary details and proceed with their payments. Joseph urged customers and stakeholders to embrace the new platform as the corporation continues to integrate technology into its operations. He stressed that the digital payment initiative formed part of a wider effort to build an institution that is more accessible, responsive and customer-focused. “Today marks another step in the continuing evolution of LSDPC. The launch of the digital payment platform is one more step towards a corporation that is more accessible, more responsive and more convenient for the people we serve,” Joseph said. He commended the management and staff of LSDPC who contributed to the platform’s development and thanked customers and stakeholders for their continued confidence in the corporation. The launch comes as public institutions across Nigeria increasingly adopt digital platforms to improve service access, reduce physical processes and enhance citizen interactions. LSDPC encouraged customers to visit the payment portal to use the new payment channel. kenneth Athekame Athekame Kenneth is a politics, economy, and finance reporter whose work is anchored in sharp investigative storytelling. He brings analytical depth to every piece, drawing on a strong academic foundation that includes a degree in Economics, an MBA in International Trade, and a minor in Petroleum Economics from Lagos State University, Ojo. His reporting blends rigorous research with a keen eye for hidden truths, delivering stories that illuminate power, policy, and the forces shaping everyday lives. Share

“For many years, payments to LSDPC have traditionally involved processes that required customers to interact with us physically and through conventional payment channels. Today, we are taking another step forward,” he said. Joseph noted that PayPortal would provide customers with an additional option for accessing payment services, reducing dependence on conventional processes and offering greater flexibility. The platform has been designed to provide a straightforward customer experience, requiring users to create a username and password, provide the necessary details and proceed with their payments. Joseph urged customers and stakeholders to embrace the new platform as the corporation continues to integrate technology into its operations. He stressed that the digital payment initiative formed part of a wider effort to build an institution that is more accessible, responsive and customer-focused. “Today marks another step in the continuing evolution of LSDPC. The launch of the digital payment platform is one more step towards a corporation that is more accessible, more responsive and more convenient for the people we serve,” Joseph said. He commended the management and staff of LSDPC who contributed to the platform’s development and thanked customers and stakeholders for their continued confidence in the corporation. The launch comes as public institutions across Nigeria increasingly adopt digital platforms to improve service access, reduce physical processes and enhance citizen interactions. LSDPC encouraged customers to visit the payment portal to use the new payment channel. kenneth Athekame Athekame Kenneth is a politics, economy, and finance reporter whose work is anchored in sharp investigative storytelling. He brings analytical depth to every piece, drawing on a strong academic foundation that includes a degree in Economics, an MBA in International Trade, and a minor in Petroleum Economics from Lagos State University, Ojo. His reporting blends rigorous research with a keen eye for hidden truths, delivering stories that illuminate power, policy, and the forces shaping everyday lives. Share

Joseph noted that PayPortal would provide customers with an additional option for accessing payment services, reducing dependence on conventional processes and offering greater flexibility. The platform has been designed to provide a straightforward customer experience, requiring users to create a username and password, provide the necessary details and proceed with their payments. Joseph urged customers and stakeholders to embrace the new platform as the corporation continues to integrate technology into its operations. He stressed that the digital payment initiative formed part of a wider effort to build an institution that is more accessible, responsive and customer-focused. “Today marks another step in the continuing evolution of LSDPC. The launch of the digital payment platform is one more step towards a corporation that is more accessible, more responsive and more convenient for the people we serve,” Joseph said. He commended the management and staff of LSDPC who contributed to the platform’s development and thanked customers and stakeholders for their continued confidence in the corporation. The launch comes as public institutions across Nigeria increasingly adopt digital platforms to improve service access, reduce physical processes and enhance citizen interactions. LSDPC encouraged customers to visit the payment portal to use the new payment channel. kenneth Athekame Athekame Kenneth is a politics, economy, and finance reporter whose work is anchored in sharp investigative storytelling. He brings analytical depth to every piece, drawing on a strong academic foundation that includes a degree in Economics, an MBA in International Trade, and a minor in Petroleum Economics from Lagos State University, Ojo. His reporting blends rigorous research with a keen eye for hidden truths, delivering stories that illuminate power, policy, and the forces shaping everyday lives. Share

The platform has been designed to provide a straightforward customer experience, requiring users to create a username and password, provide the necessary details and proceed with their payments. Joseph urged customers and stakeholders to embrace the new platform as the corporation continues to integrate technology into its operations. He stressed that the digital payment initiative formed part of a wider effort to build an institution that is more accessible, responsive and customer-focused. “Today marks another step in the continuing evolution of LSDPC. The launch of the digital payment platform is one more step towards a corporation that is more accessible, more responsive and more convenient for the people we serve,” Joseph said. He commended the management and staff of LSDPC who contributed to the platform’s development and thanked customers and stakeholders for their continued confidence in the corporation. The launch comes as public institutions across Nigeria increasingly adopt digital platforms to improve service access, reduce physical processes and enhance citizen interactions. LSDPC encouraged customers to visit the payment portal to use the new payment channel. kenneth Athekame Athekame Kenneth is a politics, economy, and finance reporter whose work is anchored in sharp investigative storytelling. He brings analytical depth to every piece, drawing on a strong academic foundation that includes a degree in Economics, an MBA in International Trade, and a minor in Petroleum Economics from Lagos State University, Ojo. His reporting blends rigorous research with a keen eye for hidden truths, delivering stories that illuminate power, policy, and the forces shaping everyday lives. Share

Joseph urged customers and stakeholders to embrace the new platform as the corporation continues to integrate technology into its operations. He stressed that the digital payment initiative formed part of a wider effort to build an institution that is more accessible, responsive and customer-focused. “Today marks another step in the continuing evolution of LSDPC. The launch of the digital payment platform is one more step towards a corporation that is more accessible, more responsive and more convenient for the people we serve,” Joseph said. He commended the management and staff of LSDPC who contributed to the platform’s development and thanked customers and stakeholders for their continued confidence in the corporation. The launch comes as public institutions across Nigeria increasingly adopt digital platforms to improve service access, reduce physical processes and enhance citizen interactions. LSDPC encouraged customers to visit the payment portal to use the new payment channel. kenneth Athekame Athekame Kenneth is a politics, economy, and finance reporter whose work is anchored in sharp investigative storytelling. He brings analytical depth to every piece, drawing on a strong academic foundation that includes a degree in Economics, an MBA in International Trade, and a minor in Petroleum Economics from Lagos State University, Ojo. His reporting blends rigorous research with a keen eye for hidden truths, delivering stories that illuminate power, policy, and the forces shaping everyday lives. Share

“Today marks another step in the continuing evolution of LSDPC. The launch of the digital payment platform is one more step towards a corporation that is more accessible, more responsive and more convenient for the people we serve,” Joseph said. He commended the management and staff of LSDPC who contributed to the platform’s development and thanked customers and stakeholders for their continued confidence in the corporation. The launch comes as public institutions across Nigeria increasingly adopt digital platforms to improve service access, reduce physical processes and enhance citizen interactions. LSDPC encouraged customers to visit the payment portal to use the new payment channel. kenneth Athekame Athekame Kenneth is a politics, economy, and finance reporter whose work is anchored in sharp investigative storytelling. He brings analytical depth to every piece, drawing on a strong academic foundation that includes a degree in Economics, an MBA in International Trade, and a minor in Petroleum Economics from Lagos State University, Ojo. His reporting blends rigorous research with a keen eye for hidden truths, delivering stories that illuminate power, policy, and the forces shaping everyday lives. Share

He commended the management and staff of LSDPC who contributed to the platform’s development and thanked customers and stakeholders for their continued confidence in the corporation. The launch comes as public institutions across Nigeria increasingly adopt digital platforms to improve service access, reduce physical processes and enhance citizen interactions. LSDPC encouraged customers to visit the payment portal to use the new payment channel. kenneth Athekame Athekame Kenneth is a politics, economy, and finance reporter whose work is anchored in sharp investigative storytelling. He brings analytical depth to every piece, drawing on a strong academic foundation that includes a degree in Economics, an MBA in International Trade, and a minor in Petroleum Economics from Lagos State University, Ojo. His reporting blends rigorous research with a keen eye for hidden truths, delivering stories that illuminate power, policy, and the forces shaping everyday lives. Share

The launch comes as public institutions across Nigeria increasingly adopt digital platforms to improve service access, reduce physical processes and enhance citizen interactions. LSDPC encouraged customers to visit the payment portal to use the new payment channel. kenneth Athekame Athekame Kenneth is a politics, economy, and finance reporter whose work is anchored in sharp investigative storytelling. He brings analytical depth to every piece, drawing on a strong academic foundation that includes a degree in Economics, an MBA in International Trade, and a minor in Petroleum Economics from Lagos State University, Ojo. His reporting blends rigorous research with a keen eye for hidden truths, delivering stories that illuminate power, policy, and the forces shaping everyday lives. Share

Athekame Kenneth is a politics, economy, and finance reporter whose work is anchored in sharp investigative storytelling. He brings analytical depth to every piece, drawing on a strong academic foundation that includes a degree in Economics, an MBA in International Trade, and a minor in Petroleum Economics from Lagos State University, Ojo. His reporting blends rigorous research with a keen eye for hidden truths, delivering stories that illuminate power, policy, and the forces shaping everyday lives.