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But the election is somehow sha

If na EYE-NECK matters then you have to go to court


This matter must go to court EYE-NECK is involved

Na thief wan catch hunter be that

I also join them in asking for there immediate arrest


This suffering is too much and the In redeemable negative effects on business

Many farm products is getting spoilt on a daily basis because no cash and no bank in villages or bank accounts
They see the annual labour get spoilt yet people are hungry need the food but no cash because of this stupid man called Emefiele

For is buhari excuse now again , election is as good as over release cash and save the masses from this suffering

Many businesses are about to die and might not even recover from this rubbish call cash policy

South is not getting the speaker position

The best they will get aso rock photography

K

U say former president

Ok I will hear you

Chienex24:
You just contradicted yourself

Certainly you did not read the news/the post of the court ruling because I just lifted a part of it
The last paragraph
So it not me contradicting myself direct it to the court

J

I see this coming already with the court case against BVAS reconfiguration


Anyway we will have to endure another one week more of election madness and hope to get more good deeds from incumbent government like lagos ,Kano ,delta and other

but can LP and GRV sustain the tempo for another one week ? Time will tell

Also pls help me ask GRV truly agbero is a big menace for us in lagos state and we will appreciate if this is dealt with but how will you dealt with the agbero issues that will not result to a serious security challenge in lagos state.

What is the immediate plan to discourage them from going into crime if you stop them from collecting there ‘’owo chairman , owo loading’’
As a management student you don’t solve a problem to create a bigger problem?




https://punchng.com/just-in-inec-postpones-gov-election-by-one-week/?amp

The court also emphasised that it never granted Obi and LP permission to access the database of INEC as misconceived by the electoral body.

It clarified that what was granted was an order giving Obi and LP permission to do electronic scanning and/or make photocopies of voter registration, and ballot papers used in the conduct of the election.



Inec abeg do this election so we can get back to how normal life

Abeg release how cash abeg

This one is very rare

J

Well done a good idea

author=Gorpoye post=121562162]
Are you sure about the bolded
What about Abija[/quote]It’s either you don’t understand the statement

”on a lighter mode he is the first person in Nigeria to use a mobile phone “

Or maybe and most likely you are too young to know him because everyone old enough to know him will surely understand that statement

OceanEye:
Is this a joke? "Bollywood"?

Work of auto correct

Nollywood for Nigeria

This man don buy serious matters and the matter na confirm matter




This is the time for lagos to rejoice and reap it labour of many years

Lagos has played an enviable part of sustaining the opposition’s voice/parties in Nigeria’s democratic rule right from 1999 from the time of obasanjo and now that is time for lagos to ripe from all the years of labour u want to send lagos back to opposition with this obi movement that you are hiding under for ur own selfish gains

Mind you lagos state and lagosian will be the biggest loser not tinubu he is now the president elect of the federal republic of Nigeria (and that is much bigger than holding onto lagos) and Sanwo Olu and others can easily get Federal appointments but lagos state will be in the opposition and loose federal support

So who is the biggest loser

But LP won imo by over 350k vote and Apc just got 66k



This is the time for lagos to rejoice and reap it labour of many years

Lagos has played an enviable part of sustaining the opposition’s voice/parties in Nigeria’s democratic rule right from 1999 from the time of obasanjo and now that is time for lagos to ripe from all the years of labour u want to send lagos back to opposition with this obi movement that you are hiding under for ur own selfish gains

By the way

To all lagosian

lagos state and lagosian will be the biggest loser not tinubu he is now the president elect of the federal republic of Nigeria (and that is much bigger than holding onto lagos) and Sanwo Olu and others can easily get Federal appointments but lagos state will be in the opposition and loose federal support

So who is the biggest loser

This is the time for lagos to rejoice and reap it labour of many years

Lagos has played an enviable part of sustaining the opposition’s voice/parties in Nigeria’s democratic rule right from 1999 from the time of obasanjo and now that is time for lagos to ripe from all the years of labour u want to send lagos back to opposition with this obi movement that you are hiding under for ur own selfish gains

Mind you lagos state and lagosian will be the biggest loser not tinubu he is now the president elect of the federal republic of Nigeria (and that is much bigger than holding onto lagos) and Sanwo Olu and others can easily get Federal appointments but lagos state will be in the opposition and loose federal support

So who is the biggest loser

This is the time for lagos to rejoice and reap it labour of many years

Lagos has played an enviable part of sustaining the opposition’s voice/parties in Nigeria’s democratic rule right from 1999 from the time of obasanjo and now that is time for lagos to ripe from all the years of labour u want to send lagos back to opposition with this obi movement that you are hiding under for ur own selfish gains

Mind you lagos state and lagosian will be the biggest loser not tinubu he is now the president elect of the federal republic of Nigeria (and that is much bigger than holding onto lagos) and Sanwo Olu and others can easily get Federal appointments but lagos state will be in the opposition and loose federal support

So who is the biggest loser

Labour Party that have controlled a local government before and it candidate had not held any public position or manage a vibrant business/company before suddenly they want to use lagos one of the fastest growing city as a test run

Pls tell Labour Party that lagos is not a testing ground and anambra can easily be own not lagos

Also


This is the time for lagos to rejoice and reap it labour of many years

Lagos has played an enviable part of sustaining the opposition’s voice/parties in Nigeria’s democratic rule right from 1999 from the time of obasanjo and now that is time for lagos to ripe from all the years of labour u want to send lagos back to opposition with this obi movement that you are hiding under for ur own selfish gains

Mind you lagos state and lagosian will be the biggest loser not tinubu he is now the president elect of the federal republic of Nigeria (and that is much bigger than holding onto lagos) and Sanwo Olu and others can easily get Federal appointments but lagos state will be in the opposition and loose federal support

So who is the biggest loser

Obidient will call for your head for telling them the truth

They don’t know not every one is under the mumu movement and some Nigerian still reason unbiased and verify fact


Labour Party that have controlled a local government before and it candidate had not held any public position or manage a vibrant business/company before suddenly they want to use lagos one of the fastest growing city as a test run

Pls tell Labour Party that lagos is not a testing ground and anambra can easily be own not lagos

ChinemeremFidel:
As long as he is from Ekiti
I gat NO RIP
Tinubu should give him that

Can u read what u have up dere careful and tell me if it makes any sense


Can’t u draw between the lines

And mind you everyone have the right to vote for who ever they want to just as you do have the same right

Election will come and go but Nigeria will by Gods grace remain

RIP, if and if …..

66 he is still young compare to many of our politicians at 70,75 and even 80 yrs

He contributed his own part to the growth of Nollywood in the 80s

On a light mode he is the first Nigerian to use a phone and watch a cinema far back 80s

This obidient movement will affect everyone both the politicians and the youth (obidient youth) and Nigerian at large because I see the same mistake that was made in 2015 when we were desperate for change and we got buhari/Apc suffering pro max


These obi movements might end up voting in incompetence,inexperience and glutton that have not seem the kind of money they will be expose to and can be more corrupt than the person that was voted out

For example

It a sure disaster waiting to happen if a fresh graduate in engineering take up a 15 floor building project and intend to learn on the job

Labour Party GRV can not use a state like lagos as a learning tool it’s surely a fast track to economic destruction

This obidient movement will affect everyone both the politicians and the youth (obidient youth) and Nigerian at large because I see the same mistake that was made in 2015 when we were desperate for change and we got buhari/Apc suffering pro max


These obi movements might end up voting in incompetence,inexperience and glutton that have not seem the kind of money they will be expose to and can be more corrupt than the person that was voted out

For example

It a sure disaster waiting to happen if a fresh graduate in engineering take up a 15 floor building project and intend to learn on the job

Labour Party GRV can not use a state like lagos as a learning tool it’s surely a fast track to economic destruction

Inaugurated Mother and Child Centers (MCCs), Igando.
• Reconstruction of the New Massey's Street Children Hospital ongoing. When completed, it will be the biggest Children Hospital in Africa.
• Comprehensive renovation of public health facilities ongoing at:
✓ Ebute-Meta Health Centre
✓ Harvey Road Health Centre
✓ General Hospital, Odan, Lagos.
✓ General Hospital, Isolo
✓ Ketu-Ejirin Health Centre.
• Revamped the Jigi Bola initiative across all LGs and LCDAs in the state
• Ongoing health facility projects:
✓ Permanent 300 Bed Isolation Centre, Yaba,
✓ Infectious Disease Centre, Yaba
✓ Infectious Diseases Research Institute, Yaba.
✓ Doctors' Quarters at Yaba and Gbagada
• Supported 15 families of persons living with cerebral palsy and Down syndrome with financial assistance of N1million to N2.5million each
• Activated one Oxygen Plant at Yaba for COVID-19
• Established 10 Tri and Oxygen Centres
• 1,417 residents successfully had pediatric eye surgery, adult eye surgery, pediatric surgery, dental surgery, orthopedic surgery and Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) surgery through the initiative.
ENVIRONMENTAL REGENERATION
• Acquired 102 compactor trucks
• 100 double dino bins were locally assembled for the use of Lagos Waste Management Agency [LAWMA]
• 96 primary drainage channels were cleared across the State.
• 222 secondary channels were also worked on, out of which 146 have been completed while 76 are ongoing.
• 215 vehicles were impounded and 98 people arrested and prosecuted in the clean-up exercise of Ikoyi/Victoria Island. Some of the areas cleaned up include: Ahmadu Bello Way, Kofo-Abayomi, Amodu Ojikutu, Idowu Taylor, Sanusi Fafunwa, Gerrard Road, Karimu Ikotun, Awolowo Road, and Bishop Aboyade Cole amongst others.
• 38 vehicles were impounded in the Obalende axis, and 42 people arrested at Odo Street, Ojo Street, Obalende Road, Passport Road, and Kef fi Road while Outer Marina, Mcwean Bridge, Muson Centre, Flag Staf f House, Police AIG Zone 2 Of fice Road, Onikan amongst others have been cleaned.
• Completed and commissioned Dr. Oluyomi Abayomi Finnih Recreational Park, Oregun, Ikeja, Lagos
• LAWMA Academy was inaugurated to promote environmental cleanliness.
• The Olusosun Dumpsite was expanded to 42 acres to accommodate more waste and ensure that trucks can have a quicker turnaround time.
• Completed and commissioned a Resource Centre at the Olusosun dumpsite to enhance the capacity of the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) to collect recyclable materials.
• LAWMA began a Lagos at 4am programme that is aimed at stemming the tide of indiscriminate waste disposal across the metropolis.
• LAWMA acquired a Briquette facility, which can process about 1,700 kg of sawdust per hour, in Agbowa (Ikorodu division).
• LAWMA launched the Lagos State Blue Box Recycling at the Simpson Transfer Loading Station, Lagos Island.
FOOD SECURITY
• 32-metric tons per hour rice mill [largest in Africa] nearing completion
• Empowers 190 youths, women in fish cage culture
• Unveiled 5-year food security roadmap
• Generated 12,350 jobs and empowers 17,469 direct and indirect beneficiaries through the Lagos State Agro-Processing, Productivity Enhancement and Livelihood Improvement Support (APPEALS)
• 300 farmers benefitted from the 2021 Agric Value Chains scheme
• supported 20 clusters of Ofada rice farmers with modern technology and necessary supports through the Lagos State Agro-Processing, Productivity Enhancement and Livelihood Improvement Support (APPEALS)
• Initiated 500 Hectares Rice Farm Technology Intervention project.
• Trained 97 Senior Secondary School Agricultural Science students, Agricultural Science teachers and Education Desk Of ficers under the 2021 Agricultural Summer School Programme.
• 879 farmers and Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) benefited from the Lagos Agro-Processing, Productivity Enhancement and Livelihood Improvement Support (APPEALS) Project.
• Began the rehabilitation of its coconut belt in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO). This is to create over 500,000 job opportunities and wealth, through training, capacity building and empowerment of youths and women in the coconut value chain.
• N7.9million transaction done at the maiden Eko-City Farmers' Market
• Trained 575 women and youths, comprising 240 in aquaculture, 300 in poultry, and 35, under the APPEALS project in rice farming.
• 250,000 jobs to be generated via the State's integrated rice mill at Imota.
• The State provided needed support the production of about 335,000 loaves of bread under the Eko Coconut Bread initiative.
• Established semi-mechanized abattoir in Oko-Oba in collaboration with private sector.
TOURISM/ENTERTAINMENT
• Disbursed N200million as loan to 37 Nigerian film makers
• Completed and commissioned the New Glover Hall, Lagos
• Reconstruction of J.K Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture, Onikan, Lagos at an advanced stage of completion.
• Renovated 9 youth centres in Lagos Island, Badagry, Ikeja, Magodo, Abesan, Akowonjo, Ikorodu, Epe, and Isheri-Magodo
• Construction of Film City on 100 hectares of land at Ejirin in Epe Local Government Area is on course.
• Completed the four state theatres in Epe, Badagry, Ikeja and Igando.
• Instituted N1billion tourism palliative for operative of the sector to cushion the ef fect of COVID-19 on their businesses.
• Held virtual entertainments in compliance with Covid-19 protocols. Some of the events held during this period include: Digital Lagos Party, Lagos Virtual Ileya Concert, and Independence Day Eve 12 hours of entertainment as well as the hybrid version of the Y2020 World Tourism Day.
• Partnered with two private firms to train 1,480 creative practitioners in digital film making, documentary, fashion, arts and craft etc. under an initiative tagged Lagos State Creative Industry Initiative (LACI)
• Completed and fully furnished the Glover Memorial Hall. The keys to the edifice was of ficially handed to the Facility Manager engaged to manage the Hall.
• Partnered with Ebony Life Place on the 'Eko Culture Series' initiative.
JUSTICE
• Completed 3 Police Post in Ise, Elemoro and Ilashe
• Completed Christopher Olatunde Segun High and Magistrate Courthouse, Badore, Ajah
• Completed and inaugurated 4 new of fices of the Citizens' Mediation Centre (CMC) at Ojo LG, Iba, Alimosho and Ijede
• Completed the renovation of the library at the State Criminal Investigation Department, Panti, Yaba.
• Provision of standard Police interview room with recording equipment at the Lagos State Police Command, Ikeja
• Construction of Administrative block, Police Area Command, Elemoro, Ibeju-Lekki (Phase II)
• Construction of Administrative block, Police Area Command, Idimu (Phase II)
• Construction of Administrative block, Police Area Command, Elemoro, Ibeju-Lekki (Phase III)
• Construction of Combined High/Magistrate Courts, Igando
• Construction of Citizens' Mediation Centre (CMC) and Of fice of the Public Defender (OPD) in Alimosho LG (status: 75%)
• Construction of Combined High/Magistrate Courts, Imota
• Establishment of Forensic Toxicology and Chemistry Section and Enhancement of Security and other sections of Lagos State DNA & Forensic Centre: Phase 2 by Turnkey Project
SECURITY/EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
• Donated security equipment worth billions of naira to the police:
✓ 180 patrol vehicles
✓ 200 patrol motorcycles
✓ 4-high capacity troupe carriers
✓ 2 anti-riot canon vehicles
✓ armoured personnel carriers
✓ 1,000 security gadgets
• Commissioned the Emergency Security Regional Centre

[b]*WHAT HAS SANWO-OLU DONE*?

COMPLETED/COMMISSIONED ROADS
• Completed and commissioned 34 roads at Kosofe, Somolu, Victoria Island and Ikoyi
• Completed and commissioned 384-capacity multi-level car park at Onikan, Lagos.
• Flagged off the construction of 3.89-kilometre-long Ojota-Opebi link Bridge
• Completed and commissioned 3 network of roads at Oniru, Victoria Island [Adeola Hopewell, Idowu Taylor and Afribank/Churchgate Streets].
• Completed and commissioned Ikoyi network of roads - Mac Donald road/Lateef Jakande Roads, Milverton Road and Thompson Avenue in Ikoyi, Eti Osa Local Government.
• Completed and commissioned Ijede Road Phase 1 in Ikorodu
• Completed and commissioned1.4 km flyover and dual carriageway Pen-Cinema Bridge, Agege
• Completed and commissioned Tedi-Muwo Link Bridge, Lagos-Ogun boundary Roads in Alimosho and Agbado-Oke–Odo access roads
• Completed and commissioned 31 network of Roads in Ojokoro Local Council Development Area [LCDA].
• Completed and commissioned the 13.68 kilometers Oshodi-Abule-Egba BRT corridor.
• Reconfigured 6 Junction/Roundabouts - Allen, Ikotun, Maryland, Lekki and Ajah [under Traf fic Management Intervention Plan (TMIP].
• Did 110 palliatives and 361 sectional rehabilitations on Roads across the State.
• 650 inner roads were rehabilitated by the Lagos State Public Works Corporation [LSPWC]
Ongoing (Major)
• Lekki-Epe Expressway
• Agric-Isawo Road, Ikorodu
• Bola Tinubu-Igbogbo-Imota Road
• Oba Sekumade Road, Ipakodo, Ikorodu
• Itamaga to Ewu Elepe town
• Construction of 22 Bus Shelters
• Regeneration of GRA, Ikeja.
INTER-MODAL TRANSPORTATION
Rail
• Acquired 10-Car intra-city Metropolitan speed trains for the 37km Lagos Red Line project
• Compensated 263 residents af fected by Red Rail Line project right of way.
• Completed the 380-metre-long sea crossing bridge component of the Lagos Blue Line Rail spanning Mile 2 to Marina.
• Flag off the Lagos Red Line Rail Mass track sharing with the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC). The ground breaking ceremony was performed by Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on April 15, 2021.
Road
• Launched LagRide with 1,000 units of Sport Utility Vehicles [SUVs]
• Commissioned 4 Bus Terminals - Mafoluku, Yaba, Oyingbo and Ajah
• Completed 78 bus shelters/bus depots while 22 are ongoing.
• Reconfigured 6 Junctions/Roundabouts – Allen, Ikotun, Lekki I & II, and Ajah
• Employed 1,300 LASTMA ofsficers to manage traffic
• Deployed traffic lights and CCTV cameras in strategic places in the State
• Delivered 14 new BRT stations
• Launched 500 units of First and Last Mile (FLM) buses as alternative means of transportation in addressing the security threat constituted by commercial motorcycles, popularly known as 'okada'.
• Injected 560 high-medium capacity buses for standard routes
• Lagos Bus Service Limited (LBSL) celebrated the 10 million passenger ridership as an unprecedented landmark achievement. By March 2022, the total number of passengers transported was 20,024,985.
• 700 jobs were created for Lagosians via LBSL operations.
Water
• LAGFERRY now operates on 21 boats; 8 new boats were inaugurated by Mr. Governor on 6th February, 2020, while 7 new ones were added to the fleet on June 22nd, 2021.
• LAGFERRY now has a total of 12 boats and 1 barge.
• The Agency recorded the milestone of ferrying 60,000th passengers on the 30th June, 2020.
• It ferried 100,000th passenger on the 7th September, 2020.
• It also ferried over 500,000 passengers between February 2020 and March 2022.
• It began operations from 2 new routes of Bayeku–Oke-Ira Nla – Badore and Ilaje Bariga–Victoria Island – Falomo – CMS/Marina – Ebute Ero.
• Successfully moved 41,040 trucks from Mile 2 terminal between January and December 2020.
• 284 jobs created.
CONSTRUCTION OF JETTIES
• Apa, Badagry​​​​75.4% completed
• V1P Chalet, Badagry​ ​​81.5% completed
• Isalu, Ajido, Badagry​ ​​80% completed
• Ilado Amuwo Odofin​ ​​79.82% completed
• Ilashe, Amuwo-Odofin ​​100% completed
• Ito Omu Epe​​​​100% completed
• Of fin, Ikorodu​ ​​​100% completed
• Takwa Bay Eti Osa​ ​​ 80% completed
• Ijede Waterfront, Ikorodu​​35% completed
• Marina Waterfront, Badagry​Brand new SUVs given TO 13 outstanding teachers and school administrators on Wednesday, June 28, 2022​100% completed
• Oke- Ira Nla, Eti-Osa ​​​60% completed
• Liverpool, Apapa ​​​100% completed
• Ebute-Ero, Lagos Island ​​40% completed
• Mile 2​​​​​52% completed
• Ijegun –Egba, Amuwo-Odofin​​100% completed
CONSTRUCTION & REHABILITATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
• Brand new SUVs given TO 13 outstanding teachers and school administrators on Wednesday, June 28, 2022
• Commissioned a containerised 12-classroom block with facilities such as an interactive touch screen, mini football pitch and a multi-sports court at the Vetland Junior Grammar School, Ojokoro on Wednesday, June 28, 2022.
• Built and commissioned 18-classroom school, recreational facilities in Elemoro Junior Secondary School, Ibeju-Lekki axis of the State.
• Commissioned 180-bed hostel, block of classrooms, others at Model College Igbokuta
• Upgraded 2 higher institutions to Universities
• Constructed 4,000 flats for the staff of Lagos State University [LASU].
• 243 public secondary schools' libraries were renovated and digitized.
• Recruited 1,000 public secondary school teachers.
• Over 1,097 school projects are being undertaken by the Sanwo-Olu administration.
• Comprehensive upgrade of 970 public primary and secondary schools.
• Supplied 86,000 dual furniture sets to 775 public schools
• Constructed 70 new school buildings
• Renovated 197 public schools across the State.
• Built 8 new hostel blocks in the State-owned boarding schools.
• Provided 1,400 hostel beds for Lagos Model Colleges.
• Constructed 8 watch Towers with alarm Bells and perimeter fences in Model Colleges.
• 300 classrooms to be delivered in public secondary schools.
• Renovated 5 libraries Epe, Badagry, Eti-Osa, Amuwo-Odofin and Ikorodu
• Completed and delivered LASU students' Arcade
• Embarked on the construction of 8,272-bed for LASU students
• Provided 450,000 pupils with e-learning devices
• 18,000 teachers were trained under EKO EXCEL
• Rehabilitated 71 blocks of classrooms
• 92 public primary schools undergoing various stages of rehabilitation.
• Provided 61,000 units of single-dual composite furniture for secondary schools.
• Provided 87,000 units of single-dual for primary school pupils spread across the six education districts.
• Construction, renovation and rehabilitation of 71 blocks of classrooms and hostels across the Education Districts in the state.
SOCIAL/ECONOMIC INTERVENTIONS
• 300 youths were trained in aquaculture and poultry farming
• 280 youths were trained in solar fam construction
• 1,050 rural women received intensive training in boosting outputs in agricultural production and the beneficiaries were given equal access to markets.
• Supported 2,704 Lagos residents whose means of livelihood had been disrupted by Coronavirus [COVID-19] pandemic.
• 500 women assisted with N20, 000.00 each through Rural Women Grants from the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Af fairs.
• 1,050 women agricultural training for rural women on cultivation of vegetables, cassava planting and cultivation, garri processing and other arable crops
• 250 women trained through an empowerment workshop on intercrop of maize and cassava with demonstration plots for practical knowledge.
• Over 6,000 graduates yearly from the 19 Skill Acquisition Centres across the state.
• Supported 18 outstanding students from the Skill Acquisition Centres with N100,000.00 in 2019
• Produced 500,000 face masks for public use during the pandemic.
• Empowered over 1,000 residents at the third Phase of the Mega Empowerment programme.
• Empowered 1,050 vulnerable women and indigent residents in the State with various working tools.
• Organized a Mentorship seminar for over 1,000 Youths on the theme: “AGRICPRENEUR: Strategy for Wealth Creation”.
• Empowered 600 women with ingenious business ideas to the tune of N4billion through the Lagos State Employment Fund [LSETF] W-Initiative in collaboration with Access Bank Plc to empower Lagosians.
• Empowered 200 household heads for orphans and vulnerable children in the State with various skills and tools.
• Provided COVID-19 palliatives for 500 Persons Living With Disabilities (PLWD).
• Empowered 200 household heads from the 55 registered groups of people living with HIV/AIDS.
• Various amounts of money were given to several vulnerable families, including those of parents of quadruplets.
• 51,514 graduates applied for the Graduate Internship programme designed to expose interns to hands-on work experience.
• Over 1,932 companies indicated interest to take on the interns after their trainings.
• 4,736 applicants attempted the online Assessment Test.
• Distributed 12,000 COVID-19 relief packages to Tradesmen and Artisans in the State to cushion the impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
• Trained 500 unemployed youths in soft skills and job interview programme.
• Trained 280 unemployed youths for global certification on solar farm construction technology for the supply of electricity in Nigeria.
• Trained 250 residents in an entrepreneurship-mentorship programme
• Empowered 225 military of ficers' wives
• Empowered 200 people Living With Disabilities
• Organised a forum for women across the 57 Local Governments and Local Council Development Areas in the State with a view to enhancing their productivity and economic growth.
• Strengthened alliance with 200 representatives from various women-focused NGOs in the state, as part of ef forts to alleviate the economic plight of women residents in the State
• Trained 150 small scale business owners in digital marketing
• Over 1,000 indigent residents benefitted from the State's mega empowerment programme starter packs, which include Grinding Machines, Barbing Tools, Hair Dryers, Sewing Machines and Android Phones
• Rescued 48,000 households from poverty through various social intervention programmes under which women got cash transfers and acquired skills.
• Trained 2,000 Tradesmen and Artisans [1,500 artisans and 500 tradesmen].
• 21, 262 residents benefitted from the 1st, 2nd and 3rd tranches of the conditional Cash Transfer Payment Exercise.
• Rescued 3,041 beggars/destitute/mentally challenged people and street children were taken off the streets.
• 178 street children were re-integrated back to the society after undergoing various interventions.
• 95 senior citizens benefitted from the services rendered in the state- owned Old People's Home, Yaba.
• 814 children benefitted from vocational training, reformation, behavioural modification, psycho-socio therapy, re-integration, empowerment and scholarships to higher institutions of learning [both local and international].
• 9,865 Civil Servants retirees paid N38billion
• N585million paid to the families of deceased public servants as insurance benefits.
• 1,140 persons benefitted from Free Digital entrepreneurship training
LAGOS STATE EMPLOYMENT TRUST FUND (LSETF)
MSME Programmes
• Supported 3,673 businesses with N1.156billion and a plethora of interventions including, grants, mentorship, business advisory, and capacity building as well market access opportunities.
• Supported 1, 835 businesses with NGN939.97million and saved a total of 10,005 direct jobs 40,020 indirect jobs via the MSME Recovery Fund, an intervention programme to cushion the ef fects of the COVID-19 pandemic and End SARS protests on businesses.
• Introduced the Lagos Economic Acceleration Programme [LEAP] to reduce the ef fect of the COVID-19 pandemic on small businesses.
• Initiated the N5billion EduFund in partnership with First Bank and EdFin MFB.
• Set up a N1billion fund targeted at businesses in the tourism, hospitality, entertainment, arts and culture sectors – both loans and grants.
• Introduced a N1billion Agriculture Value Chain Fund targeted at businesses that operate within the Agric value chain.
• Initiated the LSESP to address the labour skill gap and unemployment problems.
• Trained 5,908 and placed 706 in jobs in partnership with, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) and United States African Development Fund (USADF), Microsoft, Coursera.
• Supported 152 businesses and persons in the tech eco-system under the Lagos Innovate programme.
• Issued 54 workspace vouchers under the workspace voucher programme which targets early-stage start-ups.
• Trained 78 persons and placed 12 under the Talent Development Programme (TDP) -a student loan programme aimed at training young persons in tech skills and placing them in employment.
HOUSING
• HOUSING: Unveiled and handed over 48 units of Greater Lagos LBIC Apartments in Ogba-Ijaiye, Pen-Cinema of Agege, on Wednesday, June 28, 2022
• Completed and commissioned 480-unit housing project in Ibeshe, Ikorodu.
• Completed and commissioned 774 housing units LagosHOMS, Sangotedo Phase 1.
• Completed and commissioned 100 housing units in Ikate, Lekki, Lagos.
• Completed and commissioned the 360 home units, comprising 120-units home in Igbogbo in the Ikorodu.
• Inaugurated 252 home units, Idale, Badagry
• Commissioned 84 home units in LagosHoms Lekki, Phase 2.
• Commissioned the 132 home units (88 home units and 44 home units of 3-bedroom apartments respectively) at the BRF Housing Estate, Iponri, Surulere.
• Completed and commissioned 120 units Courtland Villas, Igbokushu, Lekki.
• Handed over apartments' keys to 492 beneficiaries of the Lateef Kayode Jakande Housing Estate, Igando.
• Completed 360 housing units at Igbogbo in Ikorodu.
• Completed 660 housing units at Odo-Onosa-Ayandelu Housing Scheme in Agbowa LCDA.
HEALTH
• Lagos State Health Management Agency (LASHMA) inaugurated new centres at Ikorodu, Ikotun and Epe.
• 563,210 Lagosians covered under the Health Insurance Scheme
• Established 10 Triage and Oxygen centres
• 5,963 pupils in 30 schools benefitted from BOSKOH health programme
• Commenced the administration of COVID-19 Moderna vaccine 183 designated centres
• As part of efforts to tackle the third wave of Coronavirus, 10 COVID-19 Oxygen Treatment and Sample Collection Centres as well as 20 Local Government Area (LGA) Based Sample Collection Sites were activated.
• Completed and commissioned Mother and Child Center (MCC), Epe.
• Completed and commissioned Eti-Osa Mother and Child Center (MCC), Ajah.
• Completed and commissioned Mother and Child Center (MCC), Badagry.
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