Damilare
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Damilare
@Akinrinade_S
lover of science and technology, views expressed are mine only.






Tell me something that will make me think so hard as a man🤔?













@mikeachimugu01 While I appreciate the attempt to be proactive, it’d have been more appropriate to reach out to the passenger from the outset before your initial video. After all, she was the complainant-whether formally or not-once you chose to engage, that responsibility came with it.











Can’t lie this Olodo Uprising is really one of our biggest issues cos how in this day and age do you lack the least level of critical thinking ? Also we need a lot more young, sensible, well meaning Nigerians to be a lot more involved in the political landscape. You don’t have to be a POLITICIAN but get involved in the system. Start at the LGA levels. Hold your representatives accountable. Very soon that fence you’re sitting on will not be there anymore to even stand by.



As part of our sustained efforts to eliminate open defecation and improve public sanitation across Lagos State, we currently have 1,710 functioning public toilets strategically located across the state for residents and visitors. However, government cannot do this alone. We are encouraging businesses such as filling stations, banks, eateries, and other public-facing facilities to make their restrooms accessible to the public where possible. This collaborative approach will significantly complement government efforts and expand access to sanitation facilities across the state. At the same time, we continue to enforce environmental sanitation laws. Individuals caught engaging in open defecation are being arrested and prosecuted in accordance with the law. These measures are necessary to protect public health, preserve dignity, and maintain a cleaner environment for all. Access to sanitation is a shared responsibility. While government continues to expand infrastructure, residents and businesses must also play their part in ensuring Lagos remains clean, safe, and habitable. #CleanerLagos #GreaterLagos


When we assumed office, Olumo Rock was generating between ₦3 million and ₦4 million annually. Recognizing its cultural and tourism value, we took the bold decision to temporarily shut it down for comprehensive refurbishment.













