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By Oladunkammi Akoni The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, CP Hakeem Odumosu, has ordered the operatives of the State Environmental and Special Offences Agency, Specisl Taskforce, to intensify enforcement of traffic, environmental laws on all violators, especially those impeding the free flow of traffic across the state. Chairman of the agency, Chief Superintendent of Police,
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THE Lagos State Government has denied converting the Mile 2 jetty to a container terminal saying that it has concessioned the facility to a private ferry service operator.
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As miscreants scoop spilling fuel By Olasunkanmi Akoni Men of the Lagos State Fire Service, Tuesday, prevented a situation which could have turned into an explosion and possible loss of lives and properties when they secured a fuel spilling tanker. A tanker filled with 33,000 litres of fuel, otherwise called, Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, had
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Some miscreants have crowded a leaking tanker in a bid to scoop its content at Mile 2 as onlookers raise the alarm. A video by our correspondents captured the energetic Nigerians dashing towards the leaking tanker with some of them desperate enough to mount the 33,000 litre-tanker. ALSO READ: I am committed to providing basic
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The operatives of the Lagos State Environmental and Special Offences Enforcement Unit on Friday raided a brothel around Mile 2 area and arrested 14 persons for alleged possession of illicit drugs.
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Truck drivers are currently paying about N150,000 as a bribe to security agents posted to control traffic between Mile 2 and Tin can Second Gate to be allowed passage, a truck manager, Ikechukwu Amago, has alleged.
Read MoreTwo suspected robbers, who specialised in attacking and robbing motorists and commuters in Mile 2 area of Lagos State, have said poverty and hunger led them into a life of crime.
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