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Sanni Okanlawon(Okla) Holds Constituency Stakeholders’ Meeting, Assures of LASG Commitment to Provision of Infrastructural Facilities. October 30, 2020   *Doles out bags of food Palliative to 150 vulnerable constituents * Empowers 100 widows, Physically Challenged and Petty Traders with #25,000 each for Micro Business Support.   The Lawmaker representing Kosofe Constituency 1 in Lagos State House of Assembly Hon. Sanni Ganiyu Okanlawon has assured the constituents of the area that the Lagos State Government and Lagos State house of Assembly would continue to bring governance closer to the people in order to make life meaningful and abundant to them through provision of key infrastructural facilities in the face of subsisting socio-political and economic challenges. Hon. Okanlawon gave the assurance yesterday at the Annual Lagos State House of Assembly constituency stakeholders’ meeting held at Mende Town Hall, Mende Maryland in Kosofe Loc

Eko Akete Cooperative holds 58th AGM Eko Akete (Mainland) Cooperative Society limited mid-week held its 58th Annual General Meeting. The event, which complied with the ongoing COVID-19 protocol, took place at the Gabriel Orororo Multipurpose Hall, Ikotun Lagos, and had fewer members, mostly executives and representatives, in attendance, while other members followed proceedings online. President of the society, Oloto Lateef Olubodun, explained that this year’s meeting unavoidably came late because of the prevailing COVID-19 atmosphere. As a way of creating wealth for the society and members, he announced that the society has invested in assets and other profitable investments. He obse rved that were increased loans requests, but added that the management did well to manage the situation, even as he announced that his team, through pragmatic financial management, has been able to r

JUST IN: Sanwo-Olu Vows To Investigate Exploitation Of Residents By Security Officers Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Sunday vowed to immediately take action to address reports of exploitation of residents by some security officers. The Governor, in a statement, said the reports to that effect were worrying, and that prompt action would be taken to redress the situation. According to the Governor, "The safety of our residents is my number one duty as the Chief Security Officer of Lagos state.  "So, reading reports of seemingly unlawful exploitation by the people charged with the duty to protect the people is very worrying and needs to be addressed immediately.  "Be assured that appropriate actions will be taken, and speedily too."