OLUWOLE URBAN MALL FRACAS... Lagos Island LG in control of situation.

 



The Lagos State Joint Task Force, led by the commander, Mr. John Igbasan paid a courtesy visit to my office over the clash between two salesmen at the Oluwole Urban Mall yesterday, which resulted in the death of one of them and public disturbance.


The council management and the State Task Force Team had extensive deliberation on the security of lives and property on Lagos Island.


My administration will continue to collaborate with security agencies and community development associations to resolve local security issues.


PTO: Ajumose !

Together, we can !

... taking Lagos Island to a greater height  



*Hon. Prince Taiwo Ajibade Oyekan*

*Executive Chairman, Lagos Island Local Government*

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