The General Manager made the disclosure in a statement issued in Lagos, saying the incident occurred at about 2pm.
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The General Manager of LASWA, Oluwadamilola Emmanuel, said this in a statement he issued on Friday in Lagos.
Oluwadamilola Emmanuel, General Manager of LASWA, said in a statement that the joint enforcement was undertaken to monitor the operations of barges and to forestall incidents caused by operators on the Lagos waterways.
The General Manager of LASWA, Oluwadamilola Emmanuel, stated this in a statement he made available to newsmen in Lagos.
The General Manager of LASWA, Oluwadamilola Emmanuel, said in a statement that four people were rescued alive in the mishap.
The Lagos State Police Command and the Lagos State Waterways Authority confirmed the development though with conflicting number of those on board
Alhaji Ibrahim Farinloye, NEMA Acting Coordinator in Lagos State, made this known in a statement
The General Manager of LASWA, Oluwadamilola Emmanuel, made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos, while providing an update on the incident on Saturday.
The Lagos State Waterways Authority says no boat operator will be allowed on waterways without strict compliance to the new water transport guidelines to contain spread of COVID-19 pandemic.
As rainfall becomes intense, the Lagos State Waterways Authority has warned boat operators and passengers against travelling on the waterways during rainfall.
The Management of the University said this in a statement on Friday by its Principal Assistant Registrar, Communication Unit, Taiwo Oloyede
The Lagos State Waterways Authority on Thursday said the bodies of the remaining two victims of the Tuesday boat mishap had been recovered.
The Lagos State Waterways Authority says it has yet to recover the bodies of two persons involved in boat accident at Irewe Community in Ojo near Lagos late on Tuesday.
The Lagos State Waterways Authority on Friday said that all the bodies of June 29 boat mishap’s victims had been found and handed over to their relatives.
Oluwadamilola Emmanuel told the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos that 12 corpses had so far been found in the rescue operations.
The Lagos State Waterways Authority has recovered 12 bodies so far in the latest boat mishap on the Badore-Ijede sea route which occurred on June 29.
In a statement signed by the General Manager as a fallout of the boat mishap on June 29, 2019, he confirmed the incident, adding that three passengers have been rescued, seven found dead, while others are still missing.
The Lagos State Waterways Authority on Monday said one more body had been recovered, now making seven people confirmed dead in a Saturday night boat mishap on Lagos Waterway.
Oluwadamilola Emmanuel, the Managing Director, Lagos State Waterways Authority, confirmed the development in a statement
The Managing Director of the Lagos State Waterways Authority, Oluwadamilola Emmanuel, in an interview with journalists, said strict enforcement would be meticulously carried out across the State, adding that the Government would stop at nothing to ensure that operators adhere to the safety standards