Mr Gbadeyan said the exercise was part of ongoing efforts to rid the state of street urchins, miscreants, drug addicts and other criminals.
Mr Obasa said that each beneficiary would receive the sum of N100,000 as business support.
He distributed 500 free GCE registration forms to beneficiaries in his constituency.
He disclosed that Lagos recorded 171 building collapses between 2011 and 2025.
The suspects were apprehended at Gberigbe in the Ikorodu area of Lagos State.
Mr Idowu said parents and schools must collaborate to raise responsible children.
Ms Sahid-Adebambo said adoption could only be revoked if the child’s welfare was at stake.
The initiative, in collaboration with Junior Achievement Nigeria (JAN), focused on budgeting, saving and responsible financial decision-making.
He said the donation was in fulfilment of his campaign promise to support the traders and strengthen their commercial activities.
He said Mr Hamzat possessed the competence, experience and leadership qualities required to sustain the state’s development strides.
