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LASPPPA CAUTIONS AGAINST OCCUPYING BUILDINGS UNDER CONSTRUCTION

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 LASPPPA CAUTIONS AGAINST OCCUPYING BUILDINGS UNDER CONSTRUCTION The Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPPA) has raised concerns over the increasing trend of residents and occupants inhabiting buildings that are still under construction. The Director of Monitoring and Compliance of LASPPPA, Tpl. Olarinde Iyiola expressed this concern recently during the Authority’s routine weekly enforcement exercise carried out by officials of the Monitoring and Compliance Unit.  During the enforcement exercise, he noted that the Monitoring and Compliance officers of LASPPPA  encountered resistance from some property occupants who attempted to prevent their buildings from being sealed, claiming they currently reside on-site.  The Director observed that most of these properties were not only under construction but also lacked the necessary permits and approvals required for lawful habitation. He emphasised the grave dangers of residing in unfinished structures. “Livi...

LAGOS HOLDS STAKEHOLDERS MEETING ON REVIEW OF OBAS, CHIEFS' LAW

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 LAGOS  HOLDS STAKEHOLDERS MEETING ON REVIEW OF OBAS, CHIEFS' LAW In a pivotal move to strengthen and modernise traditional institutions, the Lagos State Ministry of Justice, Wednesday convened a high-level Stakeholders’ Meeting on the review of the Obas and Chiefs Law of Lagos State at the Protea Hotel, Alausa, Ikeja. Delivering a keynote address, the Honourable Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Lawal Pedro, SAN, emphasised that the meeting marked a deliberate and strategic step by the administration of Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu to evolve a more responsive and culturally relevant legal framework for traditional institutions in the State.  “As Lagos State navigates the complex waters of contemporary governance, the enduring presence of traditional rulers emerges as a beacon of cultural continuity and social cohesion,” Mr. Pedro stated.  Pedro said that traditional institutions are gradually losing the respect and influence they once command...

FOLUMO visits Hon. Oyekan - Isale Eko security outfit is operational

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  The Isale Eko Community Anti-Crime Outfit (FOLUMO), led by Chairman Mr. Oredola Gerald Gayet. *Isale Eko Community Anti-Crime Outfit (FOLUMO) Visits Hon. Prince Taiwo Ajibade Oyekan, Congratulates Him on Emergence as APC Chairmanship Candidate For Lagos Island LG* The Isale Eko Community Anti-Crime Outfit (FOLUMO), led by Chairman *Mr. Oredola Gerald Gayet*, paid a courtesy visit to *Hon. Prince Taiwo Ajibade Oyekan* to congratulate him on his emergence as the APC Chairmanship flagbearer for Lagos Island Local Government. Mr. Gayet described Oyekan’s candidacy as a reflection of his consistent efforts to uplift the community and promote grassroots security. He assured the Outfit’s continued collaboration with the incoming administration to ensure safety and peace in Isale Eko. *Hon. Oyekan* appreciated the visit and commended FOLUMO’s dedication to community protection. He pledged full support for the Outfit through resources and deeper cooperation once elected. The visit conclud...

FROM THE STABLE OF GOVERNOR SANWO-OLU

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  Today, I joined fellow governors and traditional rulers at a subcommittee meeting of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum and the National Council of Traditional Rulers to review a proposed bill aimed at formally establishing the National Council of Traditional Rulers. This bill aims to alter the 1999 Constitution to give our traditional rulers a formal advisory role in governance especially on security, culture, and public order. Our traditional institutions have deep roots and hold a strong moral voice in our communities. They are often the first line of contact for many people, especially in rural and suburban areas. We cannot ignore the role they play in conflict resolution, maintaining order, and preserving our customs.  We intend to embrace all aspects of our identity and build inclusive governance systems that reflect the realities of our diverse nation.

Climate Change Project 1 : Ikosi Biogas Project

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  Climate Change Project 1 : Ikosi Biogas Project: The Ikosi Biogas Project is a 29MW project in Lagos, Nigeria, that will build a biodigester to convert organic waste into biogas.The project is intended to reduce methane emissions, improve the lives of market traders, and create a model for city-wide climate initiatives. The Ikosi Biogas Project is a collaboration between C40 Cities and Lagos State. Lagos MCCTI  #y2025ministerialpressbriefing  #mccti  #AGreaterLagosRising  #LASG

BREAKING:Lagos installs ‘intelligent’ speed limit monitors, imposes ₦50,000 : 00

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BREAKING:Lagos installs ‘intelligent’ speed limit monitors, imposes ₦50,000 : 00 The Lagos State Ministry of Transportation, in collaboration with Huawei Technologies, has deployed four new Intelligent Transport System sites to monitor and detect speeding and manage traffic flows. Oluwaseun Osiyemi, commissioner for transportation disclosed this during a press briefing on Thursday, stating that the new devices would complement the existing Automatic Number Plate Recognition cameras and other Traffic Management Solution devices. The checkpoint sites are designed to detect over speeding. One is located at Alapere, Ogudu Road, with a speed limit of 80km/h, while the other is installed at Nitel, Mobolaji Bank Anthony Way, with a speed limit of 60km/h. These checkpoint sites are strategically located to detect and deter over speeding, which remains one of the leading causes of road accidents. “On the other hand, the e-police sites for traffic violations are installed at Allen Avenue junctio...

Lagos is dedicated to empowering farmers and enhancing the agricultural value chain.

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 Lagos is dedicated to empowering farmers and enhancing the agricultural value chain.  The Lagos State Ministry of Agriculture and Food Systems has introduced the Ounje Eko Farmers' Subsidy Program. This program aims to assist poultry and fish farmers by providing them access to poultry and fish feed at a discounted rate of 25%; this is poised to reduce production costs and increase food supply throughout the state. #AGreaterLagosRising  #LASG

REDLINE STARS ON LAGOS RAILWAY LINE...Eases Mass Transit System

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The Lagos State Redline Train Stations are part of the Lagos Rail Mass Transit system, which aims to ease traffic congestion and promote economic growth in the state. The Red Line stretches 37 kilometers from Agbado to Marina, with 12 proposed stations Agbado Station: The starting point of the Red Line Iju Station: Serving the Iju community Agege Station: Connecting Agege to other parts of the state Ikeja Station: A major hub for commuters Shogunle Station: Providing access to the Shogunle area Oshodi Station: A key transit point for passengers Mushin Station: Serving the Mushin community Yaba Station: Connecting Yaba to other parts of the state Ebute Metta (EBJ) Station: A major stop for commuters Iddo Station: Providing access to the Iddo area Ebute Ero Station: Serving the Ebute Ero community Marina Station: The final destination of the Red Line, with connections to the Blue Line and other transport modes These stations will be integrated with other transport modes, such as the Bus ...

*AIG ZONE 2 HOLDS SECURITY MEETING WITH COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE, AREA/SQUADRON AND TACTICAL/STRATEGIC COMMANDERS WITHIN THE ZONE*

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AIG Egbetokun, Inspector General of Police   *PRESS RELEASE* *CZ:5300/ZN.2/PPRO/VOL.4/115 28TH JANUARY, 2025* *AIG ZONE 2 HOLDS SECURITY MEETING WITH COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE, AREA/SQUADRON AND TACTICAL/STRATEGIC COMMANDERS WITHIN THE ZONE* The Assistant Inspector General of Police in-charge of Zone 2 Command comprising Lagos and Ogun States, *AIG Adegoke M. Fayoade, mni, psc, fisn* held a security meeting with Commissioners of Police, Strategic and Tactical Commanders within Zone 2 Command on Wednesday 22nd January, 2025. The lecture was aimed at ensuring security around the zone as we proceed in the Year 2025. During the lecture, the AIG charged principal officers to be more proactive, adopt community policing strategies and improve public relations to aid intelligence gathering which is key in crime fighting. In attendance at the lecture were the Commissioners of Police in charge of Lagos State Command *CP Olanrewaju Ishola, psc+, mnips,* *CP Lanre Ogunlowo PhD* the Comm...

OBASA OUT , MIRANDA IN AS SPEAKER, LSHA...

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LSHA former Speaker,  Mudashiru Obasa impeached.