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We will not allow individuals who have no business in the state to become environmental nuisance and security risk.

Amid controversies surrounding the demolition of buildings in Lagos, the state government has vowed that more structures will go down. DAILY POST reports

The Lagos State Government has given a seven-day contravention notice to owners of buildings on Orchid Road, Agungi, Ajiran, Conservation Road, Osapa all along the Ikota River. This was announced in a statement on X platform (formerly Twitter) handle of the director, public affairs, ministry of the environment and water resources, Kunle Adesina, on Monday in Lagos State.

The Lagos State Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Mr Tokunbo Wahab, has issued a seven-day contravention notice to owners of buildings on Orchid Road, Agungi, Ajiran, Conservation Road, Osapa all along the Ikota River. This is contained in a statement obtained from the X handle of the Director, Public Affairs, Ministry of the

The Lagos State government, First Bank Plc, a former Commissioner of Police in the state, Abiodun Alabi and the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) have all been dragged to court for contempt over their alleged disobedience to a court order over a disputed land measuring over 101 hectares.

LASWARCO has vowed not to leave no stone unturned to properly regulate the charges as well as water quality by commercial water

Operatives of the SWAT have arrested four security men attached to a property at Chevron Drive area of Lekki for stealing.

Chevron, perhaps San Ramons most well-known corporate resident, plans to sell its headquarters plaza off Bollinger Canyon Road and move to a new leased space in the city while allowing some local employees to relocate to Houston.

Justice Olukayode Ogunjobi of a Lagos State High Court sitting at TBS has ordered parties in respect of disputed land at Lagoon View Development Scheme

Punch Newspapers Sections Chukwudi Akasike THE Lagos Zonal Office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission said it had secured the conviction of two lawyers, Sogo Akinola and Feranmi Akinluyi, for their involvement in fraudulent activities. The EFCC, in a statement by its Head, Media and Publicity, Mr Wilson Uwujarem, recalled that the convicts were arraigned sometime in October 2018 on three counts bordering on conspiracy, obtaining money by false pretences and stealing to the tune of N...