Mr Sanwo-Olu said that the project comprised four major components.
Mr Abayomi said, “Early detection and prompt reporting save lives.”
Traders and consumers described how changing prices have affected sales, household spending, and the quantities of produce they can afford.
Residents of Mafoluku, Oshodi, Ikorodu, Ajao Estate, and Ikosi said unreliable public water supply had forced them to seek alternatives.
LASTMA said its officials are managing traffic to facilitate the free flow of vehicles.
Mr Babafemi said the NDLEA operatives recovered 5,820 pills of diazepam, 780 tablets of tramadol, 3.7kg of skunk, and 230.25 litres of skuchies.
UNILAG urged newly admitted students to visit its website for further information.
Ms Odekunle warned that online abuse could spread rapidly across multiple platforms.
The governor said his administration remained committed to improving access to homeownership.
Mr Fatai had also ordered the disbandment of the tactical team.
