Mr Bakare-Oki noted that this initiative reflects global best practices in advanced traffic psychology.
Ms Olusanya stated, “We want children to see beyond office jobs.”
Mr Shittu said more private school pupils participated this year, describing the trend as a positive sign for public education in Lagos.
Mr Bakare-Oki said officers from the Ogijo Police Division evacuated the victim and took her to the Ogun State University Teaching Hospital mortuary in Sagamu.
He noted that traditional rulers played a critical role in bridging the gap between government policies and the grassroots.
The commendation was given on Thursday during a panel session at a one-day maritime law seminar held in Lagos by the Nigeria Maritime Law Association.
He said the suspect, who was scheduled to travel to the United Kingdom, had earlier claimed she had only $4,000 on her.
Mr Adeniji said that the previous editions of the summit significantly influenced policies in the state.
The Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Christopher Musa, also commended the state government for the initiative.
The baale of the community said the expansion plan would develop the town and bring more prosperity to them.
