… As LASEMA Conducts Simulation Exercise The Lagos State First Lady has observed the need to adequately equip First Responders and Disaster Managers in all states of the Federation with sufficient knowledge and skills to protect lives and property, with emphasis on promoting Disaster Reduction concepts rather than Response and Recovery. Speaking at the simulation […]Read More
The Lagos State Government today assured residents that it had put in place necessary measures to address challenges posed by heavy rainfall, as we gradually approach the rainy season. In a joint statement released in Alausa on Monday, the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Information and Strategy, Mr Fola Adeyemi and his counterpart in the Ministry […]Read More
Two persons were yesterday feared injured as another three-storey building collapsed on Lagos Island. The incident, which occurred at 50, Kakawa Street, has brought to four the number of buildings that had collapsed in the area since the March 13 disaster. It was gathered that the latest collapsed building had been marked for demolition for […]Read More
The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency ( LASEMA ) on Tuesday morning rescued two accident victims along the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway. It was gathered that an overspending diesel-laden tanker had rammed into a stationary trailer around Cele Bus Stop, trapping two persons underneath. Although three persons were said to have sustained injuries in the accident, LASEMA […]Read More
. . . As Agency Commences Awareness Campaign The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency, LASEMA, today commenced a road show sensitisation programme to counsel residents on the need to be more cautious in their daily activities and adhere to basic safety rules in order to keep at bay the increased level of emergency occurrences. The […]Read More
Lagos State Governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode on Thursday evening visited the scene of the tanker explosion which occurred on Otedola Bridge inward Ojodu Berger along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, describing the incident as sad and unfortunate. The incident, which occurred at about 5pm, was said to have left over 50 vehicles burnt and nine people dead. […]Read More
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