Mrs Adebisi said investigation into the incident has commenced.
“We cannot afford to wait for flooding before taking action. We will remain proactive in ensuring that our drainage channels are properly maintained,” Mr Aruwe said.
Mr Tijani described the transport unions as important stakeholders in the security and stability of Lagos State.
LAWMA has identified 24 markets, commercial and institutional facilities along the Ajah-Lekki axis for compliance enforcement.
The NYSC coordinator in Lagos, Christiana Salmwang, appealed to employers to promptly accept corps members and provide decent accommodation.
Mr Agbayewa urged local farmers to shift from rain-fed agriculture to irrigated farming.
Mr Orbih described the level of international interest as encouraging.
The rector of Yaba College of Technology, Ibraheem Abdul, has urged the use of education, rather than relying solely on arrests, to tackle vices among the youth.
The federal government is working to complete reconstruction of the Carter Bridge in Lagos within 24 months instead of the 36 months initially scheduled for the project.
”This occasion provides an opportunity for Muslims faithful to promote kindness, compassion, and peaceful coexistence in their daily interactions with others,” he said.
