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The second trial for the Golden Dawn case is scheduled for March 4, when the court's verdict is expected to be announced.

The Managing Director of the Lagos Waste Management Authority discusses the challenges of waste management in Lagos amidst rapid population growth.

Human Rights Monitoring Agenda has called for the release of four jailed tanker drivers in Lagos, who they say were wrongfully imprisoned after reporting an attack to the police.

The Ajoke Ayisat Afolabi Foundation, in partnership with the World Bank, has trained over 90 secondary students in Lagos in various technology skills as part of a campaign to combat youth unemployment.

The Lagos State House of Assembly has mandated a two-week timeline for reconciliation efforts with communities affected by recent demolitions.

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu announced the Invest in Lagos Summit 3.0, aimed at attracting international investment in 2026, in collaboration with the Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council.

Lagos State's Deputy Governor, Obafemi Hamzat, has called on youths to become innovators and proactive leaders at a recent youth leadership summit.

Agriculture stakeholders at the 2026 Green Agric West Africa Expo in Lagos emphasized the need for sustainable practices throughout the agricultural value chain in West Africa.

Residents and business owners in Lagos State are expressing frustration over the persistent poor electricity supply provided by the Ikeja Electric Distribution Company.

Nigerian lawmakers have begun investigations into the fire incident that destroyed Terminal 1 of Murtala Muhammed International Airport, with an emphasis on the management's emergency response.

The Lagos State Government has announced a total closure of the Epe-bound carriageway of the Lekki–Ajah Expressway for rehabilitation works.

A retired police commissioner in Lagos revealed the systemic failures of Nigeria's criminal justice system, emphasizing that police officers often act under resource constraints, making them victims of the system themselves.

Protesters from the Nigeria Labour Congress and the FOBTOB temporarily block access to NAFDAC's Lagos office, protesting against the agency's alcohol sachet ban enforcement.

The Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency has referred controversial tweets linked to singer Simi to the Commissioner of Police for investigation following public outcry.

The wife of the Lagos State Governor has urged young boys to avoid cybercrime and embrace positive values during a workshop focused on moral guidance and mentorship.

Sarat Braimah, the Lagos Area Manager of the National Inland Waterways Authority, received the Nelson Mandela Pan-African Leadership Award for her contributions to national service and youth empowerment.

Lafarge Africa Plc held the 2025 Customer & Transporter Awards in Lagos, honoring its top trade partners with vehicles and other prizes for their outstanding performance.

A mother and her son survived a serious road accident in Lagos when their SUV overturned multiple times on a busy expressway.

The ECOWAS and the African Development Bank have established a Board of Directors for the $15 billion Lagos–Abidjan Highway project, marking a significant step in the project's operational phase.

A fire at Lagos’ Murtala Muhammed International Airport damaged critical air-to-ground communications equipment, leading to reliance on backup systems for flight operations.

The Coroner's Court in Lagos is set to begin an inquiry into the death of 21-month-old Nkanu Nnamdi Esege, son of author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, on April 14, 2026.

The Lagos State Government has shut down a public toilet for illegally pumping sewage into the drainage system, posing a health risk and environmental hazard.

The Chairman of the Lekki Local Council in Lagos State has declared that domestic violence offenders will face prosecution to address the rising incidents of abuse against women and children.

A mother and her son narrowly escaped death in Lagos when their SUV overturned multiple times in peak-hour traffic, as confirmed by local traffic authorities.

Nine people were killed in separate road accidents in Niger and Lagos states in Nigeria, with several others injured.

Flights have resumed at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos after a fire was contained in the old terminal building.

A fire at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos injured six individuals and temporarily suspended air traffic over the city.

A recent report reveals that Lagos state consumes more petrol than 11 other Nigerian states combined, highlighting its significant role in Nigeria's fuel usage.

Nigeria's capital market has experienced a significant increase in total market capitalization, surging by 125 percent to over N123.93 trillion since April 2024.

The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has encouraged residents and traders to utilize Private Sector Participant (PSP) operators for waste disposal as part of its environmental sustainability initiatives.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo is celebrating his 89th birthday by organizing a free medical outreach targeting 10,000 beneficiaries in Lagos suburbs.

The Lagos APC claims that recent by-election victories in Rivers, Kano, and the Federal Capital Territory signal public support for President Tinubu's administration.

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control has seized over ₦3 billion worth of banned and counterfeit cosmetic products in Lagos.

The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority reported rescuing 1,075 crash victims and seizing over 17,000 vehicles in 2025 as part of its road safety initiative.

The Lagos Waste Management Authority reported over 1,000 illegal waste dumping cases in Lagos state for the year 2025, leading to legal actions against numerous offenders.

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency arrested Kolapo Raji, a Lagos real estate developer, for drug-related offenses after recovering large quantities of cannabis from his residence.

Former Senator Florence Ita-Giwa was honored in Lagos on her 80th birthday with a celebration attended by many distinguished guests and personalities.

The Lagos State Government has denied claims that it has resumed its monthly environmental sanitation exercise, stating that discussions with stakeholders are still ongoing.

Seventeen residents in Lagos have been fined for open defecation and urination as part of enforcement measures by local authorities.

A road accident involving a brake-failed tanker in Lagos resulted in one death and four rescues, highlighting traffic safety concerns.

Nigerian influencer Papaya Ex has accused a police officer of assaulting her during a late-night incident in Lagos.

A church in Abuja expelled a newly married woman for refusing to have sex with her husband, while a Lagos teacher protests the treatment of educators.

The Agege Local Government in Lagos is offering free cooking gas refills to 4,000 residents as part of a relief initiative.

The Lagos State Government has implemented a 5% tax on gambling winnings from licensed operators, effective immediately.

A Lagos teacher criticizes the lack of recognition for educators in the One-Day Governor competition, calling for acknowledgment of their role in shaping successful students.

Nineteen individuals have been convicted by a Lagos court for various environmental sanitation offenses, including open urination, defecation, and improper waste disposal.

The All Progressives Congress in Lagos State has screened 540 candidates for local government area congresses, ensuring a well-organized electoral process.

A Nigerian court has convicted AP McNisi Initiatives Limited for unlawfully conducting Bureau De Change operations, imposing a fine for violating foreign exchange laws.

The Lagos Waste Management Authority has arrested two individuals for improper waste disposal at Ikosi–Ketu, Lagos.

The Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency is promoting a toll-free helpline for residents to report cases of sexual and gender-based violence.