“Lagos needs about 40,000 doctors to serve this population properly. We have about 7,000. We need roughly 40,000 more nurses,” Mr Sanwo-Olu said.
Mr Adeniyi said financial and telecommunications evidence linked the suspect to the shipment.
Ms Kamiyo said each Rotary club in District 9110 sponsored different youths from their various communities.
The police presented a proposed training programme to be facilitated by the FCID Annex team led by the police commissioner (forensics) following a request from NAFDAC.
The Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency has sealed off four establishments for violating environmental regulations in Lagos.
Mr Doherty urged the Lagos government to intensify investments in people-oriented projects and community development initiatives.
Mr Sanwo-Olu urged members of the church to remain steadfast in evangelism and compassionate service.
He called on transport unions to actively collaborate, participate in and support the initiative.
The facility, located in Ijede, Ikorodu, is the first workshop established by the agency.
Mr Bakare-Oki said such engagements would also help foster a sustainable culture of responsible road usage across the state.
