The traders appealed to both federal and state governments to urgently address the worsening food crisis.
Some Lagos residents have called on Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s government to make potable water accessible.
Mr Osiyemi explained that the areas visited included Alakija, Iyana-Iba, Festac, and Mile 2, as well as Berger Suya inward Mile 2 Oke.
Mr Hundeyin said investigation is ongoing.
Mr Chijioke said, “So I’d rather die on the streets than die at home. I can’t sit down and watch the future of my son go to waste.’’
On Monday, angry subscribers stormed the MTN office at FESTAC, Lagos, tearing down its iron fence to gain access in protest over their blocked SIM cards.
The angry subscribers reportedly besieged the MTN office in protest over their SIM card blockage over the weekend.
According to him, the victims live in a shanty built under high-voltage wires.
Mr Okusaga said that the project was to be completed in three years.
He warned okada operators that there is no room for their operations in restricted parts of state.
