Mr Ogun stated that intolerance to criticism and accountability is unconstitutional and undemocratic.
Mr Gbadeyan assured residents of the task force’s commitment to maintaining safety and order.
The chairman added that her administration would also rehabilitate school toilets and reconstruct collapsed fences and gates.
Mr Pedro stressed the need to ensure survivors’ psychosocial well-being and urged the public to report cases promptly.
Mr Sanwo-Olu highlighted the need for peer review among states and encouraged UBEC to share real-time knowledge to meet the needs of every state.
“The Ibeju Lekki Renewed Hope City project is 80 per cent completed, with over 700 housing units under phase one ready for commissioning,” stated the minister.
LASIEC chairwoman, Bola Okikiolu-Ighile, made the appeal in a statement on Friday in Lagos.
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority says its School Traffic Safety Advocacy Programme aims to reform habits among young residents of Lagos.
The speaker encouraged leaders to engage constantly with residents.
She said that accommodation, transport, feeding and utilities were more expensive in Lagos than in other states.
