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NEARLY four months after the removal of fuel subsidy and the resultant economic hardship, residents in Lagos are yet to experience relief from surging
The Lagos State Government has sealed churches, bars, night clubs, event centres and other establishments over noise pollution. The affected
In the past eight years, street traders have aggressively returned to the roads after Akinwumi Ambode, who succeeded Babatunde Fashola as governor in 2011, relaxed enforcement. In Sanwo-Olu’s first term, enforcement became even weaker. Several half-hearted attempts to restore sanity faltered on the altar of politics and negligence.
The Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu-led Lagos State government has sealed churches, event centres and other establishments in the Lagos Island, Ojudu, Ogba, Magodo, and Ikosi areas of the state over alleged noise pollution. From the photographs posted on X platform (formerly Twitter) page from the office of the Lagos State Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, some of the affected establishments include New Jerusalem Ark of God International Church and Yplus Event Centre.
A civic organisation, Life After Abuse Foundation (LAAF) has offered mental health support to Lagos youth and other residents struggling with drug addiction. This is contained in a press statement released by the group which revealed that the group visited the Lagos State Ministry of Youth and Social Development Rehabilitation Centre in Magodo, Isheri and encouraged dwellers to be hopeful towards their rehabilitation process. According to the statement, the group held an inspiring mental health awareness programme that touched the lives of those battling addiction.