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PHYSICAL PLANNING COMMISSIONER URGES LAGOSIANS TO REPORT INFRACTIONS.(PHOTO).#PRESS RELEASE


 PHYSICAL PLANNING COMMISSIONER URGES LAGOSIANS TO REPORT INFRACTIONS


The Lagos State Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Dr. Oluyinka Olumide has urged Lagosians to report infractions anywhere in the state. He made the call in Alausa on Wednesday during a strategic planning meeting.


"Proper planning can not be done without the support and contribution of people. This is why my doors are always open for residents of Lagos to make their complaints, report any observed untoward developments, and contribute generally to the sustainable development of the State", he said.


Whilst assuring of the Ministry’s readiness to discharge its regulatory roles without favour, he enjoined every Lagosian to work for sustainable Lagos by ensuring they escalate infractions as soon as they notice them.


The Commissioner added that Officers of the Ministry and its Agencies had been advised to remain conscientious and not support illegality, as any officer found culpable would be dealt with according to laid down rules and regulations.


Olumide said that various avenues had been provided for the people to whistleblow, including through direct report to the office of the Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, as well as the Lagos MPP&UD App on Google or IoS and the Ministry’s hotlines 07030653241, 08034698264.


He added that whistleblowers, who are always protected by the State, were genuine friends of the built environment whose impact in achieving a livable, organised, and sustainable physical environment can not be underestimated.

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