DATELINE 2027: WHY NIGERIA WON’T GO BACK TO THE YEARS OF THE LOCUSTS. (PHOTO).

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 Dateline 2027: Why Nigeria Won’t Go Back to the Years of the Locusts The Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) considers it imperative to once again remind Nigerians that our nation has irreversibly moved beyond the dark, wasteful, and inglorious era that history will forever remember as the Years of the Locusts. As the 2027 electoral season gradually comes into view, certain familiar political actors, now huddled under the banner of the ADC, have once again emerged from the shadows, draped in borrowed robes of reform and speaking in the hollow language of redemption. Nigerians must not be deceived by this tired masquerade. Before anyone takes seriously the sanctimonious posturing of the opposition, it is only proper to rigorously interrogate the public service records and democratic credentials of the main protagonists now seeking to market themselves as national saviours. These are not men unfamiliar with power. These are not voices from the margins. These a...

EVICTION ALERT: LAGOS GIVES STREET TRADERS 48 HOURS TO VACATE OR FACE ACTION. (PHOTO).


 Eviction alert: Lagos gives street traders 48 hours to vacate or face action


The Lagos State Government has issued a 48-hour ultimatum to traders occupying road medians from Ebute-Ero to Oja Oba in Lagos Island, warning them to vacate immediately or face enforcement action.

The Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Lagos, Tokunbo Wahab, announced the directive on Saturday, stating that the move aligns with Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s commitment to restoring order, cleanliness, and security in the state.

“The Lagos State Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources has served a 48-hour vacation notice to traders selling and sleeping on the median from Ebute-Ero-Iga Idungaran to Oja Oba in Lagos Island,” Wahab said.

He emphasised that the government would not tolerate street trading and illegal habitation on road medians, stressing that such activities compromise public safety and environmental health.

“This is in line with the Governor Jide Sanwo-Olu-led administration’s commitment to ensuring cleanliness and sanity in our environments, and also the security of life and properties of all Lagosians,” he added.

The state government has been intensifying its efforts to reclaim public spaces, clear illegal structures, and enforce environmental laws to improve urban living conditions.

Enforcement teams are expected to move in once the ultimatum expires.

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