“This law is long overdue and will modernise housing relationships in Lagos,” a lawmaker said.
Mr Odibe attributed the shortfall to prevailing economic challenges that had impacted the port’s operations in recent times.
Godwin Otunla, the area comptroller of NCS, stated this on Thursday in Idiroko.
He said Lagos remains Nigeria’s economic heartbeat.
She said the project aligned with the present administration’s agenda.
He said that the project could generate clean energy for up to two million residents.
The EFCC, NFIU, DSS, and FAAN warned that undeclared funds would be seized and travellers prosecuted under Nigerian laws.
He said Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s performance and the need to support him and President Bola Tinubu in 2027 motivated the decision.
Mrs Babalola-Hodonu said, “I bought a mini basket over the weekend at N50,000.’’
The corpses of victims have been deposited at the Ifo General Hospital, Ogun, while the survivors are also receiving treatment.
