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LAGOS GOVERNMENT
The Lagos State Government has resumed the clearance of illegal shops attached to the pedestrian bridge in Idumota as part of ongoing efforts to maintain order and improve pedestrian movement in the area.
The Lagos State Government has commenced the installation of an 8.1-kilometer pipeline to transport raw water to the 320,000m³/day Adiyan water treatment plant.
The Lagos State Government has temporarily suspended the enforcement of the e-call-up system for trucks along the Lekki-Epe corridor following a meeting with key unions in the petroleum and transport sectors.
The Lagos State Government has commenced the clearance of illegal structures and criminal hideouts under Idumota Bridge.
The Lagos State Government has announced a traffic diversion plan ahead of the 10th edition of the Access Bank Lagos City Marathon, scheduled for Saturday, February 15, 2025.
The Lagos State Government has announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Federal Government to kickstart exploratory work on the 68-kilometer Green Line rail project.
The Lagos State Government has issued an immediate order for the removal of illegal shanties and markets located beneath the Cele/Itire Bridge.
The Lagos State Government has introduced a new policy requiring the installation of Close Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras on buildings with six floors or more.
The Lagos State Government has demolished structures obstructing drainage systems along the Langbasa-Jehovah Witness-Ramota drainage alignment in Langbasa and on Orchid Road, both in Eti-Osa Local Government Area.
Shoppers visiting ShopRite supermarkets across Lagos State this January 2025 have noticed a significant change; the retail chain no longer provides nylon bags for groceries.
The Lagos State Government has removed traders operating on the rail tracks at Bolade, Oshodi, following a viral video that raised concerns about public safety.
The Lagos State Government has commenced the removal of shanties along the drainage setbacks at Adeniji Adele in Lagos Island.