Igando-Ikotun News

FOLLOWING the approved reopening of businesses by the Lagos State Government after the COVID-19 restrictions, restaurants have begun to open their doors for dine-in services.

The Provost, Lagos State College of Nursing, Midwifery and Public Health Nursing, Igando, Mrs. Oyefunso Orenuga, has charged the staff of the College on the need to be efficient and effective in discharging their duties, in order to improve service delivery.

THE Alimosho Chapter of the Take It Back Movement held a meeting in preparation and mobilisation towards the October 1 National Protest, yesterday.

A pipeline was discovered to have been vandalised in the early hours of Friday at Omoboriowo Street, Pako/Pipeline Bus Stop area in Ikotun-Igando road, Ikotun, in Lagos State.

THE Executive Chairman of Igando-Ikotun LCDA, Hon. Morenike Adesina Williams, has donated new power-generating sets and furniture to each of the Primary Health Centres within the LCDA.

THE Lagos State Police Command has reacted to a video trending on social media sphere accusing the police of brutality while effecting an arrest, as an attempt to give the Nigerian Police Force a bad image.

THE Chairman of Igando-Ikotun Local Council Development Area, Lagos State, Hon. Morenike Adesina Williams, will lay the foundation for a multipurpose Public Health Centre at Abaranje today.

The Lagos State Government began the dislodgement of illegal slaughter slabs in the State today, in furtherance of the sanitization of the red meat value chain.

FOLLOWING the alleged extortion of commercial motorists by officials of the Lagos Taskforce, the Lagos Taskforce Office, Bolade Oshodi, has responded to the allegations through the Head of Public Relations Unit, Mr Adebayo Taofik Aribidesi.

BUS drivers plying the Iyana Iba to Iyana Ipaja road has boycotted the route, refusing to work or convey passengers to their different destinations.