Tag: Lagos, Ogun, okada
We don’t want Lagos Okadas in Ogun
….Says ‘we only look for genuine investors’ The Ogun State government has said that its doors are not opened to accommodate Okada riders, whose...
Fallout of Okada ban: Lagos to inject new buses to reduce traffic
…14 ferries join waterways Tuesday State government commends compliance with restrictions …..Warns trouble makers to stead clear of Lagos roads. The...
Lagos will jointly fund Amotekun with other South West states – Commissioner
Lagos State Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Gbenga Omotosho has declared that the Lagos State Government under Governor Babajide...
Lagos raises N100b bond to finance infrastructure
…Sanwo-Olu: ‘It’s a new journey toward developing Lagos’ Lagos State Government has opened a new chapter in its stride towards attaining self-sustenance in...
Like Lagos, Ogun sets to ban Okada
…As Bill Empowering LGS to Regulate Motorcycles/Tricycles pass first reading. The same fate that befell commercial cycle operators in Lagos this week may be on...
We want to make Lagos more attractive to investors – Wigwe
Access Banks’ Managing Director, Herbert Wigwe, has said his banks’ support for the yearly Lagos City Marathon is to attract more investors to the state...
Lagos begins clamp down on ‘Okada’ operators
…Thousands of motorcycles seized Men of the Lagos special task force today seized thousands of okada motorcycles in different parts of the state in what appears to...
EKOEXCEL: Lagos trains 3000 teachers
…promises more investment in education infrastructure ….Gov promises car gifts to best primary school teachers Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu,...
Lagos is working, Ogun dozing
Men of the Lagos Public Works Department sweating it out as they fix the Toyin Bus Stop in the border area with Ogun State....
Is Lagos afraid of ‘Okada, Keke’ operators?
To be or not be. That seems to be the fate of Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu led government of Lagos State as it concerns how to tame commercial motorcyclists, tricycle riders...
