The Lagos State Government, through its Vehicle Inspection Service (VIS), has impounded 175 vehicles for violating traffic regulations, specifically the unauthorized use of dealer number plates, with the recovered plates to be confiscated and vehicles investigated further.

Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) has warned the Lagos State Government that its plans for water concession and prepaid meters will exacerbate hardship, demanding the publication of the CHEC-Naston MoU and suspension of metering.

The Lagos State Government has pledged its support for the Miss Surulere Beauty Heritage Pageant, emphasizing its commitment to youth development, tourism, and community initiatives.

The Lagos State Government has issued a traffic advisory for motorists in anticipation of the Fresh Food Hub inauguration at Pen Cinema-Agege, urging commuters to plan alternative routes.

The Lagos State Government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with transport unions to restructure commercial bus operations, integrating 'danfo' into a modern and safer system.

The Lagos State Government has announced a traffic diversion at Anthony Village Bus Stop to facilitate road reconstruction. Motorists are advised to use alternative routes to avoid congestion.

The Lagos State Government has entered a five-year concession agreement to standardize blood screening in public hospitals. The initiative aims to ensure safer blood transfusions and improve disease detection.

The Lagos State Government has commenced its 2026 capacity building workshop for local government officers, aiming to enhance public service delivery and governance.

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 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 launched LAGBIS, making insurance compulsory for buildings exceeding one storey to enhance safety and mitigate the financial impact of collapses.

The Lagos State government has officially released the admission list for its model colleges and upgraded schools for the 2026 academic year. This announcement provides clarity for students and parents awaiting placement.

The Lagos State Government has sealed over 20 properties in Ikeja due to physical planning infractions. This enforcement action aims to address violations in urban development.

The Lagos State Government is calling for enhanced collaboration from local government authorities to foster grassroots development across the state and ensure residents benefit from initiatives.

The Lagos State Government has deployed a swamp buggy to the Ogombo canal in Eti-Osa to address severe flooding and clear drainage.

The Lagos State Government has announced plans to review the master plans of Lekki and other flood-prone areas across the state as part of efforts to address persistent flooding.

The Lagos State Government is advising public servants to plan for early retirement and ensure their pension records are accurate to facilitate seamless benefit processing.

The Lagos State Government has rescheduled the 2026 JSS placement test from July 25 to July 28, citing monthly environmental sanitation as the reason for the change.

The Lagos State Government has expanded its Strategic Transport Master Plan from six to eleven rail lines and one monorail, and signed a Memorandum of Understanding for a railway training center to improve mass transit.

The Lagos State Government announced an investigation into a sanitation officer accused of accepting a N20,000 bribe, reaffirming its zero-tolerance policy on corruption.

The Lagos State Government announced that its emergency response agencies saved property valued at approximately ₦118 billion and rescued over 1,900 people from various emergencies in 2025, with plans to expand fire stations and acquire modern equipment.

A Lagos State High Court has issued an injunction preventing the Lagos State Government from seizing an 80-year-old widow's estate in Lekki, pending further legal proceedings.

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 announced it will permanently enforce the removal of illegal shanties on Badagry Expressway and prosecute offenders.

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 Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has formally granted the Lagos State Government a permanent operating license for the Lagos Rail Mass Transit (LRMT) Red Line, ending the NRC's 128-year monopoly.

The Lagos State Government has announced plans to collaborate with other South-West states on a regional development strategy. This initiative aims to ease population pressure on Lagos and address challenges related to climate change and environmental degradation.

Lasaco Assurance and the Lagos State government have disbursed N799.8 million in insurance claims to 148 families of deceased public servants, providing crucial financial assistance.

Business activities are stalled at the Oshodi Resettlement Market in Lagos, which remains shut following its closure by the Lagos State Government due to alleged assault of environmental sanitation officials.

The Lagos State Government has launched the third edition of its Agrithon programme, allocating a N200m funding package to support youth-led innovations and agribusinesses within the food systems value chain.

The Lagos State Government has established a Special Task Force to oversee the immediate removal of refuse from transport parks, bus stops, and garages across the metropolis, issuing a stern warning against indiscriminate waste disposal.

The Lagos State government has officially announced that the 2026 Junior West African Examinations Council (WAEC) exam will commence on June 29. This sets the schedule for students preparing for the junior secondary school certificate examination.

The Lagos State government has announced plans to reconstruct roads in Ikeja GRA, with residents pledging their support for the initiative. Residents urged the government to ensure prompt completion of the projects to minimize disruption.

The Lagos State Lottery and Gaming Authority has donated 10 new waste compactor trucks to the Lagos State Government to enhance waste management efforts in the city.

The Lagos State government has committed to tracking and delivering on all investment deals secured during its recent summit. Governor Sanwo-Olu assured that efforts would be made to ensure the successful implementation of these agreements.

The Lagos State Government is initiating a Clean Energy Schools Innovation Challenge 2026 to educate secondary students on sustainable solutions and the green economy.

The Lagos State Government apprehended 45 beggars, including nine children, during operations in Oshodi, Agege, and CMS.

The Lagos State government has sealed 827 construction sites due to safety violations, following a series of building collapses. This action aims to enforce stricter adherence to safety regulations in the construction industry.

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and the Lagos State government have intensified Ebola surveillance measures at the airport, emphasizing prompt detection and response to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.

The Lagos State Government has demolished 17 illegal structures and sealed 52 others across the state to enforce physical planning regulations and restore order.

The Lagos State Government has recovered N270 million for victims of real estate fraud, demonstrating its commitment to protecting residents from exploitation.

The Lagos State Government has disbursed N88 billion to 25,656 retirees over the past seven years as part of its welfare package. The government also announced plans for the 2026 welfare package distribution for pensioners.

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The Lagos State Government has introduced LERMS, a new technology platform designed to enhance coordination and reduce delays in emergency response services across Lagos.

The Lagos State Government has expanded its climate protection efforts by implementing a flood risk insurance scheme in 2023. This initiative involves extensive data gathering, funding arrangements, and collaboration with various partners to boost Sustainable Development Goals.

The Lagos State government has granted approval for FlexxyDrive, a Germany-founded company, to commence e-hailing operations within the city. This move expands the ride-sharing market in Lagos and introduces a new international player.

The Lagos State Government has issued a warning to residents regarding the high volume of fake emergency calls, which are hindering rapid responses to genuine crises. Over 16 million fake calls have been received recently.

The Lagos State Government in Nigeria is intensifying efforts to transform its agricultural sector into a multi-trillion-naira economy. This initiative involves major infrastructure and market reforms aimed at strengthening food security and economic potential.

The Lagos State Government has issued a warning about the severe threat posed by sand depletion and illegal dredging. These activities are exacerbating pressure on housing, construction, and food security within the state.

The Lagos State government, through the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF), disbursed N1.9 billion in loans and grants to 4,000 Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in 2025.

The Lagos State Government has revealed a significant shortage of medical doctors, needing approximately 40,000 physicians but currently employing only about 7,000. This leaves a deficit of over 33,000 doctors to adequately cater to its growing population.

The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has called on the Lagos State Government to simplify its tax structure to foster industrial growth, reduce business hurdles, and attract new investments.

The Lagos State Government is encouraging its lands officers to adopt digital technologies and emerging innovations to boost efficiency and enhance public service delivery.

The Lagos State government has reiterated its commitment to affordable housing finance, calling for increased collaboration with the private sector to expand homeownership opportunities for residents.

The Lagos State government is set to introduce a paid on-street parking scheme, with implementation planned for 2026. This initiative aims to charge motorists for street parking as a measure to tackle persistent gridlock in the city.

The Lagos State Government has opened the new Shogunle junior school in Oshodi-Isolo, aiming to expand access to education and enhance student safety.

Africa Re and an insurance consortium have launched Sub-Saharan Africa's first parametric flood insurance, a pioneering initiative co-convened by the Lagos State Government, UNDP, German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, and the Insurance Development Forum.

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.

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The Lagos State Government has formalized three Power Purchase Agreements with Independent Power Producers. This initiative aims to expand embedded electricity generation and improve power supply to critical state infrastructure, including the adoption of metered electricity payments.

The Lagos State government has praised residents for their massive participation in the first monthly sanitation exercise since its reintroduction in 2016, highlighting strong community support.

The Lagos State government and its Attorney General have vehemently denied allegations that they are protecting suspects implicated in the Owode Onirin killings. They affirmed their commitment to justice in the case.

The Lagos State government has clarified the modalities for its monthly environmental sanitation exercise, warning defaulters ahead of the April 25 cleanup. The clarification aims to ensure compliance and maintain public hygiene.

The Lagos State government has introduced a new framework and guidelines aimed at protecting businesses from cybercrime. This initiative seeks to strengthen digital safety across the state.

The Lagos State Government is ramping up measures to mitigate flooding in the state, including inspecting project sites and rehabilitating drainage channels in vulnerable areas.

The Lagos State Government has launched a fully automated Electronic Physical Planning Process System (EPPPS) and outlawed manual processing of planning permits, a move aimed at addressing issues related to building collapses.

The Lagos State government is planning to establish new recycling facilities in Badagry and Agbowa. Additionally, the state intends to upgrade existing hospitals and develop a head and neck center in Somolu.

A Lagos State High Court has issued an injunction preventing the Lagos State government and other respondents from proceeding with the recognition or installation of a purported Oba-elect of Ise Kingdom in Epe.

The Lagos State government has vowed to intensify enforcement against individuals harassing motorists and stopping luxury vehicles along the Lekki Epe Expressway, describing these actions as strictly criminal.

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 registered 150 businesses owned by individuals with disabilities with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). This initiative aims to formalize these businesses, provide training, and enhance their economic participation.

The Lagos State Government is intensifying efforts to promote mental health awareness and support, aiming to destigmatize emotional well-being and provide critical resources.

The Lagos State Government has upgraded its Iju and Akute water facilities with new pumps to enhance water supply and improve access to potable water for residents.

The Lagos State Government is training public servants on Nigeria's new tax law and revenue reforms, aiming to harmonize collection and boost efficiency through technology.

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 refuted claims of a N20,000 education tax for public school admissions, reiterating that education remains free.

The Lagos State Government is training 400 retiring officers from the Unified Local Government Service to help them transition smoothly into life after service.

The Lagos State government has issued a warning that individuals who assault medical personnel in hospitals across the state will face prosecution and potential jail terms.

The Lagos State Government is requesting legislative approval for a N200 billion bond and $17 million in funding, while also reviving dumpsites and targeting 3,000 compactor trucks to address waste evacuation challenges.

The Lagos State Government has disbursed N1.08 billion in accrued pension rights to 648 retirees, demonstrating its commitment to their welfare and financial security.

The Nigerian federal government and Lagos state government have officially approved the reclamation project for the Makoko waterfront in Lagos. This announcement was made by a government official, confirming the controversial development.

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 High Court has extended an order restraining the Lagos State Government and others from interfering with an 80-year-old widow’s Lekki property amidst an ongoing property dispute.

The Lagos State Government has recognized and rewarded dedicated public service officers with ‘Officer of the Quarter Awards’ to boost excellence and service delivery.

The Lagos State Government has forecast rainfall across the state and advised residents to remain vigilant and clear drainage channels to prevent flooding.

The Lagos State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to completing 812 housing units at the Egan-Igando Mixed Housing Estate and Lagos State Workers’ Village in Ipaja before May 2027.

The Lagos State Government has arrested 396 beggars in a sanitation sweep and plans to profile, assist, and repatriate them to their home states.

The Lagos State Government has reiterated its commitment to supporting vulnerable populations, including widows and small business owners, through its social protection policy.

The Lagos State government has denied reports of over 10,000 new HIV infections in the state. Officials clarified the figures and reiterated their commitment to combating the spread of HIV/AIDS.

The Lagos State Government, through the Lagos State Waterways Authority (LASWA), has completed the second module of its Ferry Safety Development Programme (FSDP) in partnership with global ferry association Interferry, aiming to enhance ferry safety.

The Lagos State government is moving against the Federal Government's plan to reclaim land at Kuramo Beach, citing concerns that it would block the natural water body and exacerbate flood risks.

The Lagos State Government is offering food and cash relief to vulnerable households as part of sustained social protection initiatives aimed at easing economic burdens on residents.

Following a recent mall collapse, the Lagos State government has announced plans to demolish other marked distressed buildings. This action aims to prevent further structural failures and ensure public safety.

The Lagos State Government has called on tourism stakeholders to safeguard the environment, culture, and arts to attract more visitors and boost the local tourism economy.

The Lagos State government has issued a 72-hour ultimatum to street traders to vacate their current locations. This notice mandates their removal from public spaces within three days.

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 European Investment Bank (EIB) and the Lagos State Government, through the Lagos State Waterways Authority (LASWA), are partnering on a €170 million investment. This initiative aims to develop an efficient, resilient, and affordable water transport system in Lagos.

The Lagos State Government is intensifying its HIV awareness campaign for Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) to ensure inclusive healthcare access and reduce stigma.

The Lagos State Government has issued a flood alert for high-risk areas including Lekki, Ikeja, and Ikorodu, warning residents to take precautions against potential flash floods.

The Lagos State Government has commenced plans to reconstruct and upgrade major roads in Ikeja GRA, aiming to enhance infrastructure and connectivity in the high-brow neighborhood.

The Lagos State Government has acquired 10 new waste compactor trucks to enhance waste collection and improve environmental sanitation across the state.

The Nigerian Federal Government is planning a rail extension project to connect the Lagos airport terminals. Discussions are underway between the aviation ministry and the Lagos State Government to link the rail line currently terminating at Ikeja Bus Stop to the airport.

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 has completed 362 road projects and has 181 more currently under construction since 2019, aiming to improve connectivity and ease movement across the state.

The Lagos State Government has intensified surveillance and emergency preparedness at Murtala Muhammed International Airport to prevent the importation of Ebola Virus Disease into Nigeria following renewed outbreaks.

The Lagos State Government has affirmed that its monthly environmental sanitation exercise is here to stay and will intensify advocacy efforts to ensure residents embrace voluntary cleanliness for a cleaner city.

The Lagos State government has identified 176 illegal estates and defended its charges for planning permits amidst efforts to regulate urban development.

The Lagos State Government plans to deliver over 14,000 housing units by the first quarter of 2027 as part of its efforts to reduce the housing deficit in the state.

The Lagos State Government has taken action against persistent flooding by removing more than 1,500 illegal structures built on drainage channels.

The Lagos State Government has allocated ₦5 billion to its LASMECO program, an intervention fund aimed at expanding access to financing for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) and cooperative-based businesses across the state.

The Lagos State Government is increasing oversight and performance monitoring across 80 parastatals and government-owned agencies to block financial leakages, boost revenue generation, and enforce accountability.

The Lagos State Government has announced a ban on the movement of goods and heavy luggage on all regulated public transport buses, with enforcement scheduled to take effect on June 1, 2026.

The Lagos State government disclosed that properties valued at N118.32 billion were saved from fire incidents in 2025, while properties worth N19.72 billion were lost to various outbreaks across the state.

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 implemented a ban on petroleum tankers being used to transport edible oil, aiming to enhance food safety and prevent contamination.

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 State Government has unveiled an ambitious agenda to transform the state into a globally competitive smart city, focusing on digital governance, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and innovation funding.

The Lagos State government announced its intention to launch a state-owned driver's license in collaboration with the Federal Government to enhance road safety and sanity.

The Lagos State Government has expressed concern over the extremely low health insurance coverage, with only 6% of residents insured, as it unveils a new health reform roadmap to address the issue.

The Lagos State Government has scheduled the 2026 Lagos Public Service Exam from May 12-19, releasing official guidelines and details for the Computer-Based Test (CBT).

A Lagos High Court has awarded N7 million in damages against the Lagos State Government, ruling that a motorist was unlawfully arrested, had their vehicle detained, and was subjected to wrongful prosecution.

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 has initiated a digital training program for 1,000 workers to enhance digital literacy and foster a modern, tech-driven economy in the region.

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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 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.

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 initiated its annual health screening program for 4,000 employees, which now includes mental health services and free medication to enhance well-being.

The Lagos State Government has introduced new cybersecurity guidelines to enhance digital safety for businesses and residents, aiming to foster trust in its digital economy.

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The Lagos State Government has organized a two-day training program for 80 public service retirees, focusing on biogas production, poultry, and rabbit farming to enhance their socio-economic well-being.

The Lagos State Government has issued a public health alert and initiated a statewide awareness and prevention campaign in response to a surge in Lassa fever infections across Nigeria, emphasizing the safety of frontline health workers.

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 praised Brown’s Table NGO for its donation of cardiac monitors to Primary Healthcare Centres, aiming to enhance grassroots healthcare delivery in the state.

The Lagos State Government has issued a warning to businesses regarding misleading product labels and undisclosed changes, threatening sanctions to protect consumer rights.

Lagos State Government has arrested a suspect for vandalizing a concrete road barrier at Mile 12, Ikorodu Road, who will face prosecution.

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 plans to make geological and geotechnical investigations compulsory for all major construction projects in an effort to prevent structural failures.

The Lagos State Government has partnered with Zoomlion Nigeria to address waste management challenges through strategic investments in modern infrastructure and sustainable practices.

The Lagos State Government has integrated 98 communities in Ito-Omu into its urban development plan, providing land allocation and infrastructure for planned growth.

The Lagos State Government is implementing more stringent building safety standards for high-rise structures, introducing new regulations that will impact facility management and construction practices.

The Lagos State Government has advised motorists using the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway to expect partial traffic disruptions for two weeks starting July 28, as the Federal Ministry of Works begins the replacement of expansion joints on the Kara Bridge.

The Lagos State Government has sealed over 20 properties in Ikeja due to physical planning infractions, enforcing laws to prevent building collapse and ensure urban order.

The Lagos State Government has initiated a training program for 400 council workers, providing them with essential financial planning and pension knowledge to ensure a smooth transition into retirement.

The Lagos State Government has disbursed over ₦3.1 billion in compensation to more than 300 landowners whose properties were acquired for various public infrastructure projects across the state.

The Lagos State Government has released the academic calendar for primary and secondary schools for the 2026/2027 academic year. The calendar sets September 14, 2026, as the resumption date for schools.

The Lagos State Government is encouraging residents to adopt active lifestyles and improve public health through sports and partnerships.

The Lagos State Government has sealed a property in Ikoyi for allegedly discharging untreated sewage into a canal due to a non-functional treatment plant.

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 State Government has initiated a recruitment drive for doctors, nurses, and other clinical staff across 29 healthcare facilities. Interested individuals are encouraged to apply to join the Lagos medical team.

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 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 (LASG) has issued a warning that prank calls are severely disrupting emergency services, diverting critical resources and endangering lives, and has introduced a new law criminalizing such acts.

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 State Government has deployed a permanent patrol team to monitor the Lagos-Badagry Expressway, aiming to prevent new encroachments on the rail corridor following recent demolitions.

The Lagos State Government has issued a warning about impending heavy rains and has commenced the demolition of shanties along the Lagos-Badagry Expressway. These actions are part of efforts to mitigate the impact of the expected rainfall.

The Lagos State Government has organized a four-day capacity-building program for staff of the State Auditor-General, aimed at enhancing productivity and improving public service delivery.

The Lagos State Government is collaborating with other South-West states on a regional development strategy to mitigate population pressure and address climate change threats. This initiative was announced during a policy dialogue on climate adaptation.

The Lagos State Government has awarded tuition scholarships to the winners of the Lagos Schools Arts and Craft Competition, aiming to promote creativity and cultural appreciation among students.

The Lagos State Government has distributed automated laboratory machines to Primary Healthcare Centres (PHCs) to enhance diagnostic services and improve healthcare delivery across the state.

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 is calling for increased climate funding and stronger global partnerships to protect vulnerable cities from rising sea levels and climate change impacts.

The Lagos State Government has arrested 226 beggars across the state as part of a renewed enforcement exercise. This clampdown aims to address the issue of street begging within the city.

The Lagos State government announced a five-day closure of the Iddo Bridge in Ijora, Apapa Local Government Area, to allow the Federal Ministry of Works to install heavy steel bridge beams as part of ongoing rehabilitation.

The Lagos State Government has launched "Operation Lagos BioShield," a statewide emergency public awareness campaign, to strengthen surveillance and prevent a potential Ebola outbreak, while confirming no cases have been reported in Nigeria.

The Lagos State Government has disbursed N799.84 million in insurance benefits to 148 dependants of deceased workers, reaffirming its commitment to public servants’ welfare.

The Lagos State Government has issued a warning to contractors, consultants, and suppliers, emphasizing the importance of professionalism and timely execution for project delivery.

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 plans to attract significant investments and expand opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises by leveraging tourism.

The Lagos State Government is enhancing its civil service infrastructure by constructing new office complexes, aiming to reduce reliance on rented facilities and improve working conditions.

The Lagos State Government has summoned waste operators to address increasing complaints from residents regarding irregular refuse collection, particularly in the Alimosho area.

The Lagos State Government has praised residents in Alimosho for their sanitation compliance and pledged to enhance waste collection services to tackle existing challenges.

The Lagos State Government has recovered N270 million from fraudulent real estate transactions, as it works to expand housing stock and create jobs.

The Lagos State Government has approved and paid N3.67 billion in salary arrears to over 6,000 academic and non-academic staff of state-owned tertiary institutions as part of welfare reforms.

The Lagos State Government has intensified its enforcement of the ban on Styrofoam and other single-use plastics, confiscating banned products valued at approximately N5 million, sealing 239 facilities, and arresting 931 offenders.

The Isiki Royal Family of Osi Quarters, Ota, Ogun State, has petitioned the Lagos State government regarding alleged trespass, forceful entry, and land grabbing on a large family land parcel along Old Ota Road.

The Lagos state government has advised pilgrims preparing for Hajj to prioritize their health and get adequate rest. This recommendation comes amidst concerns about sudden deaths during the pilgrimage.

The Lagos State Government has secured the conviction and jailing of two persons for indiscriminate dumping of refuse, as part of its efforts to enforce environmental regulations.

The Lagos State Government has initiated clearance operations at Maiyegun-Lekki Beach to remove illegal shanties and reclaim the waterfront.

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 is intensifying efforts to transform its agricultural sector into a multi-trillion-naira economic powerhouse, unveiling major infrastructure and market reforms to achieve a N16.14 trillion economic potential.

The Lagos State government has disbursed N1.9 billion to Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to support small businesses. Additionally, Lagos is preparing to host "Invest in Lagos 3.0," an event aimed at attracting N4 trillion in investment inflows.

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 is expanding its rural electrification program by deploying new transformers. This initiative aims to improve power supply in underserved rural areas.

The Lagos State Government has issued a warning against the submission of false health data, mandating routine data verification to ensure accountability and improve healthcare outcomes.

The Lagos state government in Nigeria has announced it will no longer provide subsidies for electricity, meaning consumers will soon pay the full cost as the state transitions to a new market model.

The Lagos State government has sealed several estates, including Pinnock Beach Estate in Lekki, for illegally discharging untreated sewage into public areas.

The Lagos State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to press freedom, vowing to protect journalists and enhance democratic accountability within the state.

The Lagos State Government has disbursed N1.126 billion in retirement bonds to 668 retirees, reaffirming its commitment to the welfare and financial security of pensioners.

The Federal Capital Territory Lottery Regulatory Office (FCT-LRO) issued a press release rebutting a public notice from the Lagos State Government concerning alleged illegal and unlicensed gaming operators.

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

The Lagos State Government has supplied operational vehicles to enhance the $500 million World Bank HOPE programme, aiming to improve service delivery across key sectors.

The Lagos State government has pledged to ensure a flood-free environment and has issued orders for the swift evacuation of sanitation waste. This initiative aims to mitigate flooding issues in the state.

The Lagos State government in Nigeria has announced the resumption of its monthly environmental sanitation exercise, aiming to improve public health and cleanliness.

The Lagos State Government announced that its Red Line rail project is expected to transport up to 500,000 passengers daily once fully operational, significantly enhancing mass transit capacity.

The Lagos State Government has announced the resumption of its monthly sanitation exercise on April 25, 2026, urging residents to comply with the cleanup from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.

The Lagos State government has called on banks and filling stations to allow public access to their toilet facilities. This initiative aims to combat open defecation across the city.

The Lagos State Government has rescued a young child who was allegedly abandoned and malnourished due to accusations of witchcraft. The rescue followed a viral social media post highlighting the child's plight.