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The Lagos State Government has announced its intention to sanction Uber Technologies System Nigeria Ltd. due to non-compliance with an important data-sharing agreement.
The Lagos State government announced on Friday that it will undertake the repair and installation of interlocking stones on a part of Agege Motor Road, which will require rerouting traffic on Saturday.
On Wednesday, the Lagos State Government took decisive action by closing down a Jumia outlet located on Herbert Macaulay Way in Yaba, citing violations of environmental regulations.
The Lagos State Government has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Jospong Group of Companies, a leading waste management firm from Ghana, to enhance the management of solid and liquid waste in the state.
The Lagos State Government has declared that starting from tomorrow, Friday, February 22, 2024, a 25% discount on fares will be reinstated for all state-managed transportation services.
The Lagos State Government recently conducted a demolition operation at Obalende Under-Bridge, removing unauthorized structures and evicting their inhabitants.
The Lagos State Government has revealed plan to relocate the popular electronic hub known as Computer Village situated in the State Capital, Ikeja to Katangowa market in Abule Egba.
The Lagos State Government has released a traffic advisory in anticipation of the annual Access Bank Lagos City Marathon scheduled for Saturday, February 10, 2024, from 5:00 am to 2:00 pm.
The Lagos State Government has announced plans to convert the recently cleared Ijora under the bridge, previously inhabited by squatters, into a recreational area.
The Lagos State government has commenced the evacuation of squatters beneath the Ijora Causeway Bridge and the Lagos Blue Rail Line following the lapse of a five-day eviction notice.
The Lagos State Government has disclosed its intention to start removing illegal building extensions and attachments across the State within the next two weeks.
The Lagos State Government plans to allocate N550.689 billion, constituting 24.28% of its 2024 budget, for infrastructure development and maintenance.