The Lagos State Government has prohibited motorists and vehicle dealers from permanently using dealer number plates for purposes beyond those legally permitted, warning against misuse.

The Lagos State government has intervened in a case involving a widow who allegedly faced threats and attempted dispossession, leading to the arrest of a suspect. The intervention follows reports of alleged harassment against the widow.

The Lagos State Government has initiated a project to document informal public spaces, directing occupants to present ownership documents, aiming to protect land reserved for infrastructure and establish a transparent framework for temporary use.

The Lagos State Government dismissed widespread reports of 10,430 new HIV infections in 2025, clarifying that the figure represents newly diagnosed cases, and announced direct procurement of antiretroviral drugs.

The Lagos State government has ordered the demolition of a market complex due to safety concerns. This decision aims to address structural integrity issues and ensure public safety within the commercial area.

The Lagos State Government has called on residents of its housing estates to actively engage in the reintroduced monthly environmental sanitation exercise, emphasizing community involvement for maintaining safe and well-managed environments.

The Lagos State Government has enrolled motherless quadruplets, their father, and grandparents into its health insurance scheme, ensuring their access to vital healthcare services.

The Lagos State Government has withdrawn the operational licenses of at least 15 money lending firms due to contraventions of approved guidelines for their operations within the state.

The Lagos state government has offered a free one-year Lagos health insurance package to 1,320 residents under its ILERA EKO initiative, aiming to improve healthcare access.

The Lagos State Government reaffirms its commitment to prompt pension payments, urging retiring public servants to complete documentation early for a smooth process.

An official probe by the Lagos government concluded that vaccines were not responsible for the death of twins, an incident that gained public attention after their father posted videos on social media.

The Nigerian Presidency and the Lagos state government are set to co-host the inaugural Abuja Dialogue, an initiative focused on youth leadership and development.

The Lagos State Government is backing an agency's efforts to clamp down on substandard building materials to prevent collapses and enforce a zero-tolerance policy.

The father of the late singer Mohbad has appealed to the Lagos government to select a suitable hospital for DNA testing and grant permission for his son's burial, after two laboratories reportedly declined to perform the tests.

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The Lagos State government has clarified the N4.2 billion capital allocation for the deputy governor's office, contrasting it with a larger budget for community-based infrastructure projects.

The Lagos State Government has arrested individuals harassing and extorting motorists on the Lekki-Ajah Expressway, vowing to continue intelligence-led operations against activities threatening public safety.

The Lagos State Government has intervened after police arrested in-laws accused of threatening, physically assaulting, and intimidating a widow following her husband’s recent death.

The Lagos State government has threatened to sue a social media user on X (formerly Twitter) for allegedly posting a false video about flooding. The government asserts the video is misleading and intends to pursue legal action.

The Lagos government has accused social media influencers of circulating false images related to flooding in the city. Authorities claim these images do not accurately represent the current situation.

The Lagos state government has attributed the recent flooding in Ikorodu to the actions of a contractor. The government has assured residents of its commitment to ensuring safety and addressing the issue.

The Lagos State Wastewater Management Office (LSWMO) has shut down an i-Fitness facility in Lekki due to pollution, an action confirmed by Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab.

The Lagos State Government has enrolled quadruplets, who lost their mother, into its health insurance scheme, ILERA EKO, following a report by PUNCH.

The Lagos State Government, in collaboration with LASTMA, NIPOST, and other stakeholders, has convened a high-level meeting to address and curb fatal road crashes involving dispatch riders on highways. The initiative aims to identify major causes and implement safety measures.

The Lagos government has mandated school compliance checks to ensure safety and readiness for the upcoming third term, with inspections covering various aspects for all schools.

The Lagos State government has refuted claims circulating about impending traffic restrictions on the Sheraton Bridge, also known as the Ikeja bridge. Officials clarified that such reports are unfounded.

The Lagos State government has defended its monthly sanitation exercise against criticism and insisted it will proceed as scheduled. Officials clarified that no court order has invalidated the exercise.

The Lagos State Government has announced partial road closures and traffic diversions in anticipation of key infrastructure project inaugurations scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday.

Lawyer Falana, representing demolished communities, has called on the Lagos State Government to develop the Makoko Waterfront area for its residents, emphasizing the need for proper planning and support for the masses.

Nigerian actor Baba Ijesha, previously convicted in a high-profile rape case, has maintained his innocence in a recent interview, alleging that he was lured and set up by Princess with a Lagos government deal.

Makoko, the floating slum known as 'African Venice' in Lagos, Nigeria, is once again under pressure from bulldozers as the Lagos government continues its demolition efforts, highlighting the stark contrast with the nearby luxury Victoria Island.

The Lagos State government has approved a fare hike for Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) services, following appeals from public transport operators who cited increasing operational costs and economic pressures.

The Lagos State Government has provided essential business tools to 3,792 residents through its Micro Enterprise Support Initiative, aiming to boost livelihoods and reduce poverty.

The Lagos State Government is expanding its free hepatitis screening campaign, aiming to increase awareness and encourage residents to know their hepatitis status, according to Dr. Oladipupo Fisher, State AIDS Programme Coordinator.

The Lagos State Government has called on residents to take ownership and maintain housing estates to preserve infrastructure, enhance security, and sustain property value.

The Lagos State Government has cautioned critics against politicizing the recent flooding, asserting that ongoing drainage interventions have significantly reduced the impact of heavy rainfall despite climate change effects.

The Lagos government has initiated an investigation into the collapse of a three-storey shopping complex, urging residents to report any distressed buildings to prevent further incidents.

The Lagos State Government has issued a clarification, denying misinformation that it is replacing the Kick Against Indiscipline (KAI) brigade with the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) for environmental enforcement duties.

The Lagos State Government announced that properties valued at N118.32 billion were saved from fire incidents in 2025, while N19.72 billion worth of properties were lost to various outbreaks.

The Lagos State Government has sealed a Domino's Pizza outlet in Lekki for allegedly discharging untreated sewage, citing environmental and health violations.

The Lagos State government has issued a reaction to a report by Sahara Reporters alleging that Governor Sanwo-Olu was under pressure to resign due to health concerns.

The Lagos State government has signed revised agreements for a three-year 400MW power supply, with Governor Sanwo-Olu stating that payments will now be tied to actual metered power delivered.

A graduate from the University of Ibadan has secured a deal with the Lagos government to digitally map over 1,700 public toilets, making them accessible via a real-time application.

The Lagos State government has sealed an Access Bank branch following reports of environmental violations, specifically the discharge of untreated waste.

Nigerian carrier Air Peace has refuted allegations of tax evasion from the Lagos State Government, asserting that all tax obligations have been met and expressing a desire for discussions to resolve any discrepancies.

The Lagos State government has issued a warning to motorists regarding illegal parking operators and fraudsters who are extorting drivers in the Computer Village area of Ikeja.

The Lagos State Government has announced a traffic diversion plan to facilitate the Federal Ministry of Works' reconstruction project on Ogunnusi Road, set to begin on March 6.