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LASG SUSPENDS OPERATION OF AD-HOC TEAMS OF COMMITTEE ON REMOVAL OF ABANDONED VEHICLES IN THE 20 LOCAL GOVERNMENT & 37 LCDAS ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

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The Lagos State Government has again placed an indefinite suspension on the entire ad-hoc teams of the Committee on Removal of Abandoned Vehicles (RAVC) operating in the 20 Local Governments (LGs) and 37 Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) in Lagos State with immediate effect.

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The suspension was contained in a directive issued to the Commissioner for Transportation, Dr Frederic Oladeinde, by the Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, as a result of several complaints of extortion and harassment of members of the public by RAVC.

img 20220411 wa00334832703089829268539 The Lagos State Government has again placed an indefinite suspension on the entire ad-hoc teams of the Committee on Removal of Abandoned Vehicles (RAVC) operating in the 20 Local Governments (LGs) and 37 Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) in Lagos State with immediate effect. The suspension was contained in a directive issued to the Commissioner for Transportation, Dr Frederic Oladeinde, by the Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, as a result of several complaints of extortion and harassment of members of the public by RAVC.
The development has caused embarrassment to the State Government despite several reviews conducted on the operational guidelines of the team.
The directive warned that any ad-hoc team found operating after this notice will be handed over to the Law Enforcement Agencies for trial and prosecution by the Law of the State as captured in the Traffic Sector Reform Law (TSRL) 2018.
The order should be noted by the general public, while owners of abandoned vehicles posing environmental nuisance as well as security and traffic impediments must remove them from the roads. Negligence will not be condoned as an excuse for violation of the Traffic Laws of the State. Recall that the Removal of Abandoned Vehicles Committee’s (RAVC) earlier suspension was lifted on 30th December 2021
given several appraisals and reviews of the operational guidelines of the team by the State Government — Sponsored

The development has caused embarrassment to the State Government despite several reviews conducted on the operational guidelines of the team.

img 20220429 wa00347E22084726917994215474. The Lagos State Government has again placed an indefinite suspension on the entire ad-hoc teams of the Committee on Removal of Abandoned Vehicles (RAVC) operating in the 20 Local Governments (LGs) and 37 Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) in Lagos State with immediate effect. The suspension was contained in a directive issued to the Commissioner for Transportation, Dr Frederic Oladeinde, by the Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, as a result of several complaints of extortion and harassment of members of the public by RAVC.
The development has caused embarrassment to the State Government despite several reviews conducted on the operational guidelines of the team.
The directive warned that any ad-hoc team found operating after this notice will be handed over to the Law Enforcement Agencies for trial and prosecution by the Law of the State as captured in the Traffic Sector Reform Law (TSRL) 2018.
The order should be noted by the general public, while owners of abandoned vehicles posing environmental nuisance as well as security and traffic impediments must remove them from the roads. Negligence will not be condoned as an excuse for violation of the Traffic Laws of the State. Recall that the Removal of Abandoned Vehicles Committee’s (RAVC) earlier suspension was lifted on 30th December 2021
given several appraisals and reviews of the operational guidelines of the team by the State Government — Sponsored

The directive warned that any ad-hoc team found operating after this notice will be handed over to the Law Enforcement Agencies for trial and prosecution by the Law of the State as captured in the Traffic Sector Reform Law (TSRL) 2018.

hon891840738258530977. The Lagos State Government has again placed an indefinite suspension on the entire ad-hoc teams of the Committee on Removal of Abandoned Vehicles (RAVC) operating in the 20 Local Governments (LGs) and 37 Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) in Lagos State with immediate effect. The suspension was contained in a directive issued to the Commissioner for Transportation, Dr Frederic Oladeinde, by the Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, as a result of several complaints of extortion and harassment of members of the public by RAVC.
The development has caused embarrassment to the State Government despite several reviews conducted on the operational guidelines of the team.
The directive warned that any ad-hoc team found operating after this notice will be handed over to the Law Enforcement Agencies for trial and prosecution by the Law of the State as captured in the Traffic Sector Reform Law (TSRL) 2018.
The order should be noted by the general public, while owners of abandoned vehicles posing environmental nuisance as well as security and traffic impediments must remove them from the roads. Negligence will not be condoned as an excuse for violation of the Traffic Laws of the State. Recall that the Removal of Abandoned Vehicles Committee’s (RAVC) earlier suspension was lifted on 30th December 2021
given several appraisals and reviews of the operational guidelines of the team by the State Government — Sponsored

The order should be noted by the general public, while owners of abandoned vehicles posing environmental nuisance as well as security and traffic impediments must remove them from the roads.

img 20220427 wa00114003824215143611295 The Lagos State Government has again placed an indefinite suspension on the entire ad-hoc teams of the Committee on Removal of Abandoned Vehicles (RAVC) operating in the 20 Local Governments (LGs) and 37 Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) in Lagos State with immediate effect. The suspension was contained in a directive issued to the Commissioner for Transportation, Dr Frederic Oladeinde, by the Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, as a result of several complaints of extortion and harassment of members of the public by RAVC.
The development has caused embarrassment to the State Government despite several reviews conducted on the operational guidelines of the team.
The directive warned that any ad-hoc team found operating after this notice will be handed over to the Law Enforcement Agencies for trial and prosecution by the Law of the State as captured in the Traffic Sector Reform Law (TSRL) 2018.
The order should be noted by the general public, while owners of abandoned vehicles posing environmental nuisance as well as security and traffic impediments must remove them from the roads. Negligence will not be condoned as an excuse for violation of the Traffic Laws of the State. Recall that the Removal of Abandoned Vehicles Committee’s (RAVC) earlier suspension was lifted on 30th December 2021
given several appraisals and reviews of the operational guidelines of the team by the State Government — Sponsored

Negligence will not be condoned as an excuse for violation of the Traffic Laws of the State.

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Recall that the Removal of Abandoned Vehicles Committee’s (RAVC) earlier suspension was lifted on 30th December 2021

img 20220423 wa00274546058787796257684 The Lagos State Government has again placed an indefinite suspension on the entire ad-hoc teams of the Committee on Removal of Abandoned Vehicles (RAVC) operating in the 20 Local Governments (LGs) and 37 Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) in Lagos State with immediate effect. The suspension was contained in a directive issued to the Commissioner for Transportation, Dr Frederic Oladeinde, by the Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, as a result of several complaints of extortion and harassment of members of the public by RAVC.
The development has caused embarrassment to the State Government despite several reviews conducted on the operational guidelines of the team.
The directive warned that any ad-hoc team found operating after this notice will be handed over to the Law Enforcement Agencies for trial and prosecution by the Law of the State as captured in the Traffic Sector Reform Law (TSRL) 2018.
The order should be noted by the general public, while owners of abandoned vehicles posing environmental nuisance as well as security and traffic impediments must remove them from the roads. Negligence will not be condoned as an excuse for violation of the Traffic Laws of the State. Recall that the Removal of Abandoned Vehicles Committee’s (RAVC) earlier suspension was lifted on 30th December 2021
given several appraisals and reviews of the operational guidelines of the team by the State Government — Sponsored

given several appraisals and reviews of the operational guidelines of the team by the State Government

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eokenene6642267045303481124 Bldr Sesan Daini, the Executive Chairman of Igbogbo Baiyeku LCDA, has proudly announced that the newly commissioned immigration office in Igbogbo is the first to be established in the entire Lagos East. Speaking to Ikorodu News Network (INN) prior to the office commissioning, the chairman emphasized that the office is a pivotal step towards bringing immigration services closer to the people.
Crediting Hon. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, the current Minister of Interior, for streamlining the process of acquiring immigration cards, Bldr Daini explained that the new office will make possessing passports simpler and more accessible to residents. He further expressed confidence that the new office would contribute to the economic development of the region, distinguishing it as the first of its kind in Lagos East.
Highlighting the significance of the location, Deputy Controller Muyiwa Odunubi, Passport Control Officer of the immigration office in Igbogbo, extended gratitude to Oba Semiudeen Orimadegun Kasali, the Adeboruwa of Igbogbo Kingdom, for providing the land for the establishment. Odunubi also commended Chairman Daini for ensuring that the construction of the structure was done with ease, making it potential service point a reality.
Odunubi urged residents to cooperate with the immigration office, emphasizing that their collaboration is essential for accessing quality services. The Passport Control Officer emphasized that the new office aims to simplify processes and minimize the challenges associated with acquiring passports, in contrast to the perceived cumbersome procedures at other immigration offices in different areas.
The commissioning of the immigration office dated Friday the 1st of December 2023 by Hon. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, Minister of Interior, stands as a positive development, reflecting the commitment of local authorities to enhance public services and contribute to the overall well-being of the people in Ikorodu division.

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NEW IMMIGRATION OFFICE IN IGBOGBO IS THE FIRST IN THE ENTIRE LAGOS EAST – BLDR SESAN DAINI ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

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oppookj7E2317574659592994088 Ijede Local Council Development Area (LCDA) took a significant step towards shaping its future as leaders and stakeholders convened for a Stakeholders' Consultative Forum to deliberate on the proposed Y2024 budget themed "Sustainable Economic Development."
The event took place at the council's secretariat hall on Thursday 30th of November 2023 attracting high presence of community stakeholders.
Representing the Executive Chairman, Hon. Motunrayo Gbadebo-Alogba, the Vice Chairman, Hon. Femi Kabir, underscored the administration's commitment to building on the successes of the past year. Notable achievements included the rehabilitation of Oke-Eletu Primary Healthcare Center, procurement of a new ambulance, and the distribution of food palliatives benefiting over 2000 residents and council staff.
In his address, he highlighted the administration's strides in road palliatives, road grading, and renovations of key infrastructure like the Ijede and Egbin township halls. The Vice Chairman also disclosed ongoing projects, emphasizing the commencement of construction for the first primary school in Igbe-Ogunro.
During the interactive session, stakeholders received updates on existing projects, and the Vice Chairman outlined plans to implement impactful projects in every ward of Ijede LCDA. The consultative forum served as an open platform for discussions on sustainable development initiatives, infrastructure enhancements, and resident welfare.
Questions from stakeholders were welcomed and addressed with precision and transparency by the Vice Chairman, fostering a sense of community engagement. The event attracted key figures, including the Leader of the Legislative Arm, Hon. Fadeyi Kehinde; Secretary to the Local Government, Hon. Kunle Olambiwoninu; Councillors, Exco Members, Council Manager Mrs. Adebimpe Akintola, Council Management, Baales, Religious and Market Leaders, CDC/CDA Excos, Youth Representatives, Political Leaders, and representatives from security agencies.
The Stakeholders' Consultative Forum not only showcased the achievements of the Ijede LCDA administration but also demonstrated a commitment to inclusive governance by actively involving the diverse voices of the community in shaping the development agenda for the upcoming year.

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2024 BUDGET: IJEDE LCDA HOLDS SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STAKEHOLDERS FORUM ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

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eokenen1407503453484455373 On the 28th of November 2023, the Executive Chairman of Ijede LCDA, Hon. Motunrayo Gbadebo-Alogba, conducted a comprehensive inspection of the ongoing construction of Igbe-Ogunro's inaugural model primary school. The initiative aligns with her administration's commitment to advancing universal basic education and expanding learning opportunities.
The ambitious project encompasses the development of two blocks featuring four classrooms each, dedicated staff rooms, modernized toilets, an e-library, and an ICT center. Anticipated to cater to the educational needs of Igbe-Oloja, Igbe-Ogunro, and Igbe-Kapo communities within Ijede LCDA, the primary school is poised to become a cornerstone of academic growth.
Accompanied by members of the management team, Hon. Motunrayo Gbadebo-Alogba assured the community that the primary school will be completed and operational by the first quarter of the upcoming year. The undertaking reflects the LCDA's unwavering commitment to enhancing educational infrastructure and fostering a conducive environment for the holistic development of the younger generation.

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HON. MOTUNRAYO GBADEBO-ALOGBA INSPECTS PROGRESS ON IGBE-OGUNRO’S FIRST MODEL PRIMARY SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

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