The governor assured residents that the state’s housing reforms would continue to address affordability, accessibility, and equity.
Mr Elijah said the kidnappers fled the scene when they discovered that police and immigration officers were on their track.
Mr Osiyemi said traffic management personnel would be deployed to the affected area to reduce inconvenience and manage vehicular movement during the repair works.
Olalekan Bakare-Oki, LASTMA general manager, disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday in Lagos.
Yabatech has reaffirmed the institution’s dedication to empowering Nigerian youths through strategic partnerships that drive innovation and skills development.
“The damage was discovered during a routine inspection on Monday, October 6,” the statement said.
Mr Elijah said the 45-year-old woman was kidnapped on Monday along the Badagry-Mile 2 Expressway in Lagos.
He said the ongoing demolition of illegal structures across the state followed a transparent process anchored on law.
The new estate is expected to provide accommodation for more than 2,000 residents.
The monarch also called for the review of public and cultural events to prevent a recurrence.
