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See The Roads in Amuwo That Would be Shut for 15 Months

The Lagos State Government has concluded plans to shutdown two major roads around Mile 2 axis of Amuwo-Odofin Local Government for the next 15 months, to carryout construction works on the roads designed for both in-ward and exit of motorists from Lagos-Badagry expressway. The two roads were Loop 1 on the Apapa bound lane and Loop 4 on the Badagry bound lane at Mile 2… Read More »See The Roads in Amuwo That Would be Shut for 15 Months

Accident: Church Fence Destroyed in Lone Accident

A ghastly accident has occured at the VEHICLE DESTROYS ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH FENCE A car has destroyed the fence belonging to St. Joseph Catholic Church. This is the third time this has occurred in two years. The most recent was a container truck. The driver wasn’t hurt but was immediately arrested by the police for questioning. However, residents are skeptical as this has become… Read More »Accident: Church Fence Destroyed in Lone Accident

CWONLA, Festac Deanery celebrates Cultural Day

The atmosphere in Festac community, and its environs were enveloped in festivity last Sunday, when the Catholic Women Organisation Lagos Archdiocese (CWONLA), Festac Deanery celebrated its 2024 Cultural Day in grand style at Our Mother of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, Amuwo, Odofin, Lagos. The event which began with Mass, concelebrated by Very Rev. Fr. Melvis Mayaki, the Dean and other priests of the Deanery saw… Read More »CWONLA, Festac Deanery celebrates Cultural Day

Lagos Attorney General Sets Two-Year Limit For Court Cases

The Lagos State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Lawal Pedro (SAN), announced that no case in the state will be permitted to linger in court for more than 24 months. To facilitate this, he has submitted a bill for the enactment of the Administration of Civil Justice Law to the state House of Assembly for legislative consideration. Pedro made the announcement during a press… Read More »Lagos Attorney General Sets Two-Year Limit For Court Cases