Mr Sule said, “To us in Lagos State, the cut-off marks approved by JAMB look too low for our universities.
Mr Abayomi outlined Lagos’ broader healthcare vision under its 2052 Development Plan
“These illegal activities are often perpetrated by unregistered individuals operating outside the purview of established professional bodies,” said Mr Sanwo-Olu’s aide.
The commissioner said that people at the grassroots would continue to be at the centre of development policy in the state.
Mr Ajigbotafe reiterated Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s administration’s commitment to creating wealth and employment for the state’s residents.
The Lagos government says it approved and disbursed N849,555,000 in scholarships and bursaries to 10,066 students in its tertiary institutions.
