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More People, More Trash: Hamzat blames influx for Lagos waste surge

Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Dr Kadri Hamzat, has said that the continuous influx of people into the state adds to waste generation, noting that government will deploy 220 newly-acquired

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Retirees draw battle line with Lagos government over pension enhancement

By Victor Ahiuma-Young A major confrontation is looming between Lagos State Government and retirees under the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS, as pensioners have issued Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu an August 31 

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EKO 2026: Sanwo-Olu inspects Lagos facilities ahead of National Intermediate Games

The governor said the rehabilitation of sports facilities was part of the state’s broader investment in grassroots sports development. The post EKO 2026: Sanwo-Olu inspects Lagos facilities ahead of National

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Lagos Free Zone will boost Indian investments in Nigeria – High Commissioner

The Indian High Commission in Nigeria has indicated that the Lagos Free Zone (LFZ) provides a unique and special ecosystem for Indian companies with growth aspirations to consider for their businesses.

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‘Lagos inter-club volleyball championship aimed to uncover talents’

The Lagos State inter-club volleyball competition, which commenced on Friday, will end today at the Molade Okoya-Thomas Hall, Teslim Balogun Stadium, Surulere. The post ‘Lagos inter-club volleyball championship aimed to

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Relocate Abuja to Lagos

By Emeka Obasi Moving the nation’s capital to Abuja sounded rhetorically so alluring that necessary checks were not carried out. What was sold to compatriots was that Lagos was too