He said that tackling the challenge cost the federal government N15 billion.
Mr Sanwo-Olu said judicial officers deserved freedom and respect to dispense rulings without fear, intimidation, or undue influence from external forces.
Mr Bolarinwa stressed that the incident was a reminder for corporate institutions, government agencies and society at large to recommit to workplace and building safety.
The National Emergency Management Agency has confirmed that four buildings were destroyed in the fire outbreak that engulfed parts of Mandilas Market on Lagos Island.
A six-storey commercial building on Broad Street, Lagos Island, Afriland Towers, caught fire on September 16.
“The findings of the investigation will be made public and all recommendations will be implemented without delay,” said the fire service chief.
Ms Sonaike ruled that “For the death of Oluwabamise Ayanwola, you will be hanged by the neck until you are dead. May God have mercy upon you.”
He assured that the nabbed suspects will be charged to court accordingly.
Mr Akiolu stated that policing must be learnt from experienced elders.
Mr Daramola said the Sanwo-Olu administration remains committed to urban regeneration, road rehabilitation, and improving drainage systems.
