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LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT
Lagos State has indicated that electricity capacity in the Lekki corridor could be built up to between 2,500MW and 3,000MW as development and economic activity expand across the area.
Lagos State Government is set to review private investment opportunities and private-sector participation in its electricity market in November as it assesses developments under the state’s 2024 electricity law.
The Lagos State Government has indefinitely shut down the Itedo Market in Lekki for repeated environmental violations and illegal roadside trading.
The Lagos State Government on Thursday removed illegal structures obstructing the Jebba/Kano collector in Ebute Metta, a move aimed at improving stormwater flow and reducing flooding risks.
The Lagos State Government has dismissed former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi’s criticism of the demolitions at the Lagos International Trade Fair Complex, insisting the affected buildings had no planning approvals.
The Lagos State Government has started demolishing illegal structures built along the setback of the Ikota River in Lekki.
The Lagos State Government on Tuesday reopened the Ogudu-Ifako Bridge following the completion of repair work on the expansion joints of the infrastructure.
The Lagos State Government has announced the temporary closure of multiple jetties and terminals along Five Cowries Creek from October 2 to October 5, 2025, ahead of the E1 Championship, the world’s first all-electric powerboat racing tournament.
Lagos State Government has unveiled plans to integrate estate lakes, canals, and pumps into a comprehensive flood management system within the next 24 months, aiming to reduce flooding across the city.
The Lagos State Government has intensified its crackdown on illegal reclamation and dredging activities along the Lagos Lagoon, sealing several sites in the Lekki area and arresting five suspects.
The Lagos State Government has attributed the recent flooding at Kusenla in Lekki Phase 1 to a technical misalignment in the drainage system, where the downstream level is higher than the existing drainage invert.
The Lagos State Government has set a target of issuing up to 45,000 building permits annually as part of efforts to regulate development and keep pace with the state’s rapid urban growth.