By Olasunkanmi Akoni LAGOS — THE Lagos State Government, yesterday, appealed to parents and guardians to beware of some impostors in the habit of using school holiday period to perpetuate evil against school children. The Commissioner for Youth and Social Development, Mr. Agboola Dabiri said this at a stakeholders’ meeting with owners/administrators of Day Care […]

As part  of efforts to correct investors’ perception about Lagos, the State Government has unveiled investment opportunities that abound in the State to prospective investors, aimed at turning the state to the most desirable investment destination globally.

A training and recruitment services firm, 1st CRT Management Service, has partnered with the Lagos State Ministry of Wealth Creation and Employment to train 500 youths of the State on Mindset Re-Orientation and Employability skills in an effort to reduce the rate of unemployment among young people in the state.

Operatives of the Lagos State Central Business Districts enforcement unit has uncovered and dislodged a den suspected to be used by ritualists and criminals located around Onikan Stadium, descending to Army flag House, close to the Governors House, Marina, Lagos Island.

The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has urged the Federal Government to transfer its abandoned property in Lagos to the state government or lease them to the private sector.

Lagos State Government yesterday said it planned to deliver 14,187 housing units before 2020, to bridge the housing deficit gap in the state.

The Lagos State Government has said N11.8 billion was paid as compensation to property owners whose structures were demolished for construction, reconstruction of roads, flyovers and ramps among other public infrastructure across the state in the last 12 months while N10.5 billion was generated from land sales in the same period.

The Lagos State Government on Monday said over $735.8million (about N264billion) worth of finished goods have so far been exported from the Lekki Free Zone project in the last three years.

The Lagos State Government said on Friday that it has concluded plans to transform the Sabo Industrial Estate in Yaba into a technology hub and a silicon valley within 18 months.

Inspite of establishing the task force on land grabbing, with the aim  of preventing land speculators from illegal possession of land, Lagos State Government, yesterday, lamented that it was still battling with land-grabbers, otherwise called “Omo-onile” over various land encroachment across the state.