The commissioner described MMIA as Nigeria’s most important point of entry.
He said the state’s biosecurity and emergency response systems remained fully activated and outbreak-tested.
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The commissioner advised residents to store food in rodent-proof containers.
Mr Abayomi outlined Lagos’ broader healthcare vision under its 2052 Development Plan
The initiative, supported by the Republic of Korea, is expected to close Nigeria’s immunisation gap.
He said the Lagos State government had commenced the smart health information platform.
Mr Hideo said that the projects were to strengthen emergency response.
The commissioner commended the Japanese Government for complementing state interventions.
He said that most trauma cases on Lagos roads were not accidents but preventable incidents caused by human errors.
According to him, the state has provided some helpline platforms that people with mental health issues can access.
