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Lagosians arrested for not using pedestrian bridge - Vimarsana News

Lagosians arrested for not using pedestrian bridge

1,037 people in Lagos were arrested for crossing highways and failure to use pedestrian bridges. | Pulse Nigeria

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3,114 residents arrested for flouting Lagos environmental laws - Vimarsana News

3,114 residents arrested for flouting Lagos environmental laws

The Lagos State Government says a total of 3114 people were arrested for defying various environmental rules across the state in the last year. The

3,114 flout Lagos environmental laws, face music - Vimarsana News

3,114 flout Lagos environmental laws, face music

The Lagos State Government says a total of 3114 people were arrested for flouting various environmental rules across the state in the last one year. The state Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Mr Tokunbo Wahab, disclosed this in Ikeja on Friday. He spoke during the ongoing 2024 Ministerial Press Briefing to mark the

Concerned Nigerian Citizens Group Stages Prayer Protest In Lagos Over Hardship Facing Nigerians - Vimarsana News

Concerned Nigerian Citizens Group Stages Prayer Protest In Lagos Over Hardship Facing Nigerians

A group known as Concerned Nigerian Citizens on Tuesday organised a prayer protest at different parts of Lagos State over the challenges facing Nigerians. The protesters displayed placards with various messages calling for positive change as they protested Obalende Under-bridge on Lagos Island and some other places in the state. The protesters who comprised female adults and children prayed, chanted and sang. Seyi Akinde, one of the members of the group told SaharaReporters that the protest is about the daily challenges that average Nigerians face in the state.