President Buhari coming to Lagos on Monday,
state govt advises residents on traffic diversions
Read the press statement below..

"The Lagos State Government will formally welcome President
Muhammadu Buhari on Monday, May 23, 2016 on a two-day
working visit to the State. It will be President Buhari's first
official visit to the state since he assumed office about a year
ago.
"

A statement issued by the State Commissioner for Information
and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, stated that this is the first
time in about 15years that a sitting President will be visiting
the State on a working visit and is a testimony to the landmark
achievements in the last one year of Governor Akinwunmi
Ambode as well as the good working relationship between
Lagos State and the Federal Government.
Ayorinde added that President Buhari during the visit, would
formally commission the Lagos State Emergency Management
Agency (LASEMA) Rescue Unit in Cappa Oshodi built by the
State Government to ensure prompt and swift response to
emergency situations in the State.
He said the President would thereafter commission the newly
constructed Ago Palace Way in Okota, Isolo after which he will
pay homage to the Oba of Lagos, His Royal Majesty, Oba
Babatunde Rilwanu Aremu Akiolu at the Iga Iduganran, Lagos
Island.
The Commissioner disclosed further that the President would
later in the day be hosted to a reception rally by the State
Government at the Tafawa Balewa Square, (TBS) Lagos where
he will also commission and hand over security equipment
and vehicles contributed by the Governor Akinwunmi Ambode-
led administration to securities agencies to beef up security in
the state.
The release added that activities for the first day of the
President’s visit would be rounded up with a State Banquet in
his honour at the Eko Hotels and Suites, Victoria Island.
The President will on Tuesday participate as the Special Guest
of Honour at a breakfast session with Corporate Lagos to be
hosted by Governor Ambode at the Lagos State House,
Marina, after which he will have a short session with the
public service at the State House, Alausa-Ikeja.
The Commissioner quoted Governor Akinwunmi Ambode as
being joyous over this landmark presidential visit to the State
that contributed so much to his emergence as the President of
the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
He added that Lagosians are looking forward with excitement
to receive the President in the State, just as he urged
residents to bear with law enforcement agents and traffic
control authorities who will effect road diversions in some of
the routes that the President motorcade will pass through
during the visit.
SIGNED
STEVE AYORINDE
COMMISSIONER FOR INFORMATION AND STRATEGY
LAGOS STATE
MAY 21, 2016.



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