The chairman called on the state government and relevant agencies to support the enlightenment programmes aimed at stemming the spread of the disease.
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Obasa made the plea while receiving the Deputy High Commissioner of Canada in Nigeria, Lajos Arendas, who visited him in his office in Lagos
“We should guard against false propaganda as some reported cases of violence against girls and women have proved non-existent,” the Speaker stated, adding: “Our ladies should desist from everything that can expose them to unnecessary violence
Obasa, while addressing thousands of his constituents in Agege, said the decision to reach out to them was borne out of “our (Assembly’s) desire to deepen the democratic culture and as well facilitate participatory governance in the state.
He said: “It would be good for lawmakers and the constituents to have a good relationship and the people should be better educated about the job of lawmakers
The constitution of the committees followed a motion by the Majority Leader, Sanai Agunbiade, entitled: “Amendment of the Standing Committees of the Lagos State House of Assembly
“The state government should come to the aid of people in this area to end untold hardship they go through everyday plying the highway,” Mojeed said
Obasa, after voice votes of lawmakers confirmed the nominees, directed the Clerk of the Assembly to convey the decision of the House to the governor
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the House blamed LASTMA for dereliction of duty which, they said had resulted to “unbearable” gridlock on the state’s roads
Reacting to the verdict by the nation’s highest court affirming the state Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode’s victory in the election, Obasa stated that the court verdict has put the final legal seal on the victory of the governor in particular and his party, the All Progressives Congress, in general in the election
The Lagos Assembly Speaker, who stated this in a statement signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Musbau Rasak, said it has thus become imperative for Nigerians to not only celebrate the historic event but also reflect on its significance