The police identified the victim as Adedipe Adeyinkan, popularly known as “Agali.”
Mr Gbadegesin said the 2025 figure was higher compared with 355.15 tonnes recycled in 2024.
The command assured residents that all necessary legal actions would be taken.
He encouraged continuous learning beyond formal education.
It stated that the vessels were discharging at Apapa, Lekki, and Tin-Can Island ports.
He said preliminary findings indicated the incident occurred in May 2025.
Mr Hadejia said that the Office of the Vice President recognised that building youth leadership cannot be achieved through isolated efforts.
He urged Lagos residents, developers and financial institutions to embrace the reforms.
He urged beneficiaries to remain focused and study hard to succeed in their examinations.
Ms Nandap, in a statement on Friday, condemned alleged cases of extortion.
