
Mosques Should Remain Shut In Lagos – Chief Imam
The Chief Imam of Lagos, Sheikh Sulaimon Oluwatoyin Abou-Nolla, has warned that mosques in Lagos state are to remain closed despite calls for the government to open up religious centres.
The Chief Imam of Lagos, Sheikh Sulaimon Oluwatoyin Abou-Nolla, has warned that mosques in Lagos state are to remain closed despite calls for the government to open up religious centres.
It was a sad Wednesday in Festac town as a building was engulfed in fire.
Road repairs and rehabilitation on the 31 road axis of Festac Town has been ongoing and is nearing completion.
Read More »Road Rehab Update: 31 Road Festac Repairs Ongoing
Nigeria is now in its second phase of the easing of lockdown and the federal government has released some measures to be in place for this to happen.
Read More »See Why Churches, Mosques To Remain Closed In Lagos State
About Eight secondary schools in Amuwo-Odofin LGA , Lagos state are being affected by decision of a shipping company to convert the school complex to a bonded terminal.
Read More »8 Schools In Amuwo-Odofin Threatened By Shipping Firm
The Lagos metropolis which has been the Epicenter of the ravaging novel coronavirus is still worst hit with the state recording the highest infections in Nigeria.
Read More »COVID19: Lagos Hits 4000 Confirmed Cases, 8733 Total Infections
Youth corp members in the Amuwo-Odofin LGA made their impact known in the community by distributing palliatives to the community. Read More »Photo: Amuwo-Odofin NYSC Members Distribute Palliative, Mark 47th Anniversary
The 4th phase of the repairs and rehabilitation of the 4th avenue road, Festac town has seen resumption of activities.
Read More »Road Rehabilitation: Work Resumes On 4th Avenue Festac Road
The 7th avenue Primary school and Progress primary school, both in Festac Town have recently been revamped by the council chairman.
As the Coronavirus pandemic keeps eating through the state, the Lagos State Government has retreated for mild coronavirus cases to be managed at home, pointing that only critical cases will go to isolation centers.
Nigeria has recorded a spike in number of deaths from the novel Coronavirus bringing the total toll to 200 fatalities.
Mr Gabriel Agwu, a Legal Practitioner based in the Amuwo-Odofin community of Lagos state on Wednesday pleaded not guilty before the Special Offences (Mobile) Court hold in Oshodi Magisterial District.
Another Fire scenario had just occurred in the Amuwo-Odofin LGA of Lagos State.
In the early hours of Wednesday, 13th May 2020, there was a fire outbreak at one of the filling stations in the Amuwo-Odofin LGA of Lagos State
Nigeria has recorded 245 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 2,802.