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In a press release issued on Sunday by the state Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Steve Ayorinde, the projects will be completed within 16 months as part of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode’s ongoing road infrastructure projects across the state

The Governor, who was represented at the forum by the Commissioner for Waterfront Infrastructure, Engr. Ade Akinsanya, expressed delight that the forum took place at a time when one of the critical challenges facing the state was how to move citizens efficiently and effectively, while also improving the capacity of the various modes of transportation to correlate for the benefit of the people

The said article has since gained frenetic, orchestrated spread in both social and traditional media in Nigeria, helped in part, ostensibly, by a push from a recalcitrant legion of traducers still struggling with the reality of a new helmsman whose idea of progress in Lagos State factors in electoral promises and respect for human dignity

The Governor spoke when the Chairman of the Sickle Cell Foundation Nigeria, Prof. Olu Akinyanju, and the National Direction and Chief Executive Officer of the Foundation, Anneite Akinsete, paid him a courtesy visit at the Lagos House, Alausa, Ikeja, where he was adopted as the Patron of the Sickle Cell Club, Lagos, Nigeria, a position only previously occupied only by former Governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu

He said Lagos State has the most modern Arbitration Law in Nigeria that conforms with any Arbitration statute in the world and that his administration is very much prepared to consolidate and strengthen the efforts of the previous administration to create Lagos as a preferred seat of Arbitration in Nigeria and the West African Sub-Region

The Commissioner of Police, Fatai Owoseni, who spoke with Government House Correspondents shortly after the meeting, which lasted for over three hours, said the Council deliberated on the margin of security challenges and trends confronting the state and the strategies to address them, especially as the festive period approaches

Governor Ambode, who spoke at the Independence Day parade held at Police College Grounds, Ikeja, said the call for change by Nigerians has brought in the new administration and for the change to translate into good governance, citizens must support the government by living in peace and harmony, reporting bad elements within their neighbourhood and obeying the laws of the land at all times

He said his administration will establish more skill acquisition centres to equip women to take charge of their destiny and show their relevance in the present economic turbulence.