Mr Oke-Osanyintolu stressed the importance of continuous human capital development within emergency management institutions.
Mr Wahab explained that the market was sealed over repeated environmental infractions.
He expressed concern over persistent disregard for environmental and traffic regulations by some traders.
He said the collaboration reflects his administration’s commitment to strengthening grassroots entrepreneurship.
Mr Adekoya said the initiative was part of the state government’s ongoing efforts to enhance road safety and protect lives.
Mr Obasa said the move reflects his administration’s commitment to sustainable infrastructure solutions to address flooding and deteriorating roads.
FRSC has described the conviction and life imprisonment of Okpara Onyekachi as a victory for justice and road safety enforcement in Nigeria.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has urged Nigerians to shift their focus from just achieving personal success to making a difference in their communities.
Three people died on the spot.
LASTMA asked the public to report overloaded vehicles via its free hotline at 0800-005-27862.
