Mr Atewogboye said the initiative was youth-focused.
The CG said that criminal networks could exploit Nigeria’s borders, ports and airports to move prohibited items into the country ahead of the next general elections.
Mr Akerele assured residents that the suspects would be prosecuted in accordance with the law after the conclusion of investigations.
According to them, the blackout has resulted in spoiled food items.
Ms Ngene said the initiative would prioritise children living with diabetes.
The governor added that immediate remedial measures would be undertaken to safeguard the affected bridge columns and prevent further deterioration.
The commission stated, “The petitioner further alleged that the suspect deliberately concealed the existence of a pending court case affecting the property, which has been before the court since
Participants were regarded as learners rather than inmates.
The Lagos State government arrested 27 suspected hoodlums for allegedly vandalising a newly constructed bridge in Festac.
Mobolaji Ogunlende, Lagos youth commissioner, says grassroots football development remains the strongest pathway to professional success and community development.
