Mr Adeleke said Christ’s birth is the most profound message on the power of love and how it can save.
“The general public is by this notice advised to be wary of the perpetrators of these dubious activities and their cohorts.”
“I am aware that the necessary reforms we are implementing to achieve a more prosperous, peaceful nation for all have imposed unique sacrifices.”
“If the government can give them support, it can last them through the dry season.”
“We will only ever make progress if we work together – and not if everyone shrinks back into their own worlds.”
“But I will not ‘Japa’. I am not going anywhere. I will stay here and continue to shout that the right thing should be done,” said Mr Onaiyekan.
LASTMA says it has sent more personnel, patrol vehicles, and tow automobiles to strategic locations to ensure unimpeded traffic flow.
“We are entering a glorious year and those who believe that it is going to be glorious will enjoy it,’’ Mrs Tinubu said.
Police commissioner George Chuku has warned Benue residents against sales and use of knockouts and fireworks during the Christmas and New Year celebrations.
The Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency (DSVA) has called on parents to be vigilant and protect their children during the festive period.
