Ms Ijarogbe underscored the need for stricter regulation of media and digital content to protect adolescents from harmful online materials.
Some Muslims also expressed concern over the rising prices.
Mr Aruwe used the occasion to pray for continued peace, progress, and prosperity in Mushin, Lagos State, and Nigeria as a whole.
The palace urged all prominent indigenes, community residents, and international tourists to accept the suspension in good faith.
“Currently, the tenancy bill is at the committee stage at the House of Assembly,” the Lagos government stated.
Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat has urged Nigerians to be patient with one another, respect the rule of law and live in harmony as Muslims celebrate the Eid-el-Kabir.
“We must learn from the lessons of this festival. It is to show love to one another—no discrimination, no ethnicity, no hatred,” Mr Tinubu preached.
According to the commissioner, efforts are ongoing to arrest the second suspect who is at large.
The committee members meet regularly to deliberate on airport safety concerns and recommend solutions.
Mr Hamzat advised motorists to drive responsibly and arrive alive.
