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SubscribeTenant faces eviction based on withdrawn quit notice
Madam Uka who could be in her late 60’s rented a three bedroom apartment in the Surulere area of Lagos. She coughed out over N700,000 as rent for two years, agency fees and caution charges requested by the owner of the building
Kiddies room decoration should be geared toward multiple activities
Children are a special gift from the Almighty creator and decorating their rooms pose one of the greatest challenges to interior decorators. This because children sleep, play and create in their rooms. An interior decorator worth his/her onions should therefore ensure that their furniture and room decorations are geared toward multiple activities
FG faces immense housing challenges in Lagos, Abuja, Kano – Minister
The high population of three states in the federation pose serious challenges to the provision of basic infrastructure and social amenities by the Federal and state governments.
Works Corporation warns Lagosians against road abuses
The Lagos State Public Works Corporation (LSPWC) at the weekend intensified its campaign against road abuses in the state by declaring that it would no longer tolerate burning of tires on highways, indiscriminate cutting of roads as well as pouring of water on roads and spilling petroleum products on highways. Speaking at a stakeholders’ forum on the role of the public in curbing road damage, the executive chairman of LSPWC , Mr. Gbenga Akintola declared that such activities shorten the life-spans of roads.
Following the policy of Lagos State Government’s policy of making the private sector the driver of economic development to provide a framework for accelerated and sustainable development through infrastructure renewal, maintenance and procurement, the government recently held a one-day forum to woo investors to invest in wastewater management.
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