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The Lagos State Water Corporation (LWC) has dismissed 391 ‘redundant’ employees as part of its ongoing effort to reorganize the company’s structure in the face of financial and operational challenges.
The Lagos State government has announced the start of construction on the nearly 5-kilometer System 44 drainage channel along Mobil Road, Ogombo, and Ikota, aimed at controlling flooding in the Lekki axis as the rainy season approaches.
The Lagos State Government has mandated supermarkets and grocery stores throughout the state to display price tags on all products, warning that failure to comply may result in the sealing of non-compliant establishments.
Landmark Beach Resort's management has initiated negotiations with federal and state governments and interest groups to adjust the initial 1.5 km segment of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, proposing to redirect it along the undeveloped median of Water Corporation Road to avoid disrupting the resort's business.
The government of Lagos State has issued a demolition warning to the proprietor of $200 Landmark Beach Resort, a leading tourism spot, because it obstructs the planned route of a 700-kilometer coastal road intended to connect the state with Calabar.
The Lagos State Government recently intensified its environmental crackdown by confiscating tonnes of Styrofoam packs in Lagos Island's Bombata area, aligning with its policy to phase out single-use plastics statewide.
The Lagos State Government has initiated the removal of shanties and illegal makeshift structures along the Fagba corridor of the Lagos Rail Mass Transit (LRMT) Red Line, aiming to enhance the safety, cleanliness, and health of the state's environment.
The Lagos State Government said it has disbursed a total of N4.48 billion to another set of 1,455 retirees on Thursday as accrued pensions for the month of March.
LASG, LCC reopens Lekki conservation center after repairs.
The Lagos State Government has taken into custody and publicly identified six suspects involved in the extortion of traders and residents for the utilization of a pedestrian bridge in Yaba
The Lagos State Government has announced its plan to demolish illegal structures along the rail tracks in the Agege corridor. Beggars and traders are advised to vacate the area before the scheduled demolition.
The Lagos State Government on Monday commenced the clearance of illegal structures and shanties around Jakande Estate and Maiyegun in Lekki.