Author: TheLagosianMagazine

By Jimmy Fatunbi The Executive Chairman of Onigbongbo Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Hon. Moyosore Adebanjo, joined prominent leaders, stakeholders and party faithful of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Ikeja in a resounding show of unity and strength to endorse Rt. James Faleke, Member of the House of Representatives (MHR), for continued representation at the Federal House of Representatives. The well-attended gathering underscored the overwhelming confidence reposed in Rt. Hon. Faleke’s leadership, performance, and commitment to the development of the constituency. Party leaders and stakeholders took turns to commend his track record of effective representation, people-oriented initiatives, and consistent engagement…

By Asiwaju Dele Taiwo “Iṣẹ́ tí onínú líle bá fi ogún ọdún ṣe, ọjọ́ kan ni yóò bà á jẹ́.” This timeless Yoruba wisdom reminds us that a single moment of uncontrolled anger can destroy what took years to build. Impulsive anger doesn’t just fade. It can shatter relationships, damage marriages, and derail careers in a split second. The trust you nurtured, the respect you earned, and the progress you made all can vanish in one heated reaction. Ṣọ́ra fún ìbínú, guard your emotions because true strength lies not in reacting quickly but in responding wisely. Protect your journey, cool…

By Peter Omopo Dr. Obafemi Hamzat has continued his consultation series with a meeting with the Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila, as part of ongoing engagements on the future of Lagos State. The consultation focused on the direction of the state and the practical steps required to sustain its growth and development. According to Dr. Hamzat, the discussions underscored a shared commitment to strengthening Lagos and ensuring improved outcomes for its residents. He noted that advancing the state’s development remains a collective responsibility, requiring deliberate efforts and collaboration among key stakeholders. The meeting also provided an opportunity…

By Peter Omopo Dr. Obafemi Hamzat continued his consultation series on April 25, 2026, with visits to Tokunbo Abiru and Wale Edun, engaging in discussions focused on the future of Lagos State. The meetings formed part of his ongoing efforts to consult widely with key stakeholders on the direction of governance and development in Lagos. During the engagements, Dr. Hamzat held frank and constructive conversations on the current realities facing the state and the practical steps required to address them. He highlighted Lagos’ strategic importance to Nigeria’s overall growth, describing the state as central to the country’s future. The discussions,…

By Asiwaju Dele Taiwo “Oúnjẹ tí a fẹ́ jẹ́ pé, a kì í jẹ́ kúlẹ̀ kúlẹ̀”…the food we want to last, we do not eat in huge handfuls; this reminds us that lasting success and stability come from moderation, because when you consume everything at once, whether money, time, or opportunities, you risk sudden lack, but by using your resources wisely and patiently, you create consistency, avoid scarcity, and ensure that what you have today will still sustain you tomorrow. Asiwaju Cares

By Jimmy Fatunbi As part of the F.I.N.E agenda letter E – “Ensuring Well-Being & Hygiene” and in line with the directive from the Lagos State Government, the Executive Chairman of Onigbongbo Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Hon. Moyosore Adebanjo, today demonstrated exemplary leadership by personally leading the monthly environmental exercise across the council area. Accompanied by Councillors, Supervisors, Special Advisers, Environmental Health Officers, the Director from the Ministry of Environment, Council Management Staff and residents, the Chairman moved from ward to ward and street to street to join residents in the clean up Onigbongbo environmental exercise. Hon. Moyosore Adebanjo…

By Jimmy Fatunbi Onigbongbo Local Council Development Area (LCDA) conducted a physical screening exercise for applicants seeking to join the Onigbongbo LCDA Security Marshal, following the successful completion of the application. The screening exercise, which took place today at the Council Secretariat, witnessed a large turnout of applicants who had earlier indicated interest in serving within the local security architecture. The physical screening process was designed to assess the physical fitness, readiness, and overall suitability of candidates for the responsibilities required of a Security Marshal. Applicants who successfully scale through the screening stage will be duly contacted and will proceed…

By Asiwaju Dele Taiwo “Ipako kò gbọ́ sùtì, orí elégan ló bàjẹ́” reminds us that a stubborn and prideful heart often refuses wise counsel, only to suffer avoidable consequences in the end. In life, growth comes from humility, the willingness to listen, learn, and adjust when corrected. When we ignore guidance, we risk damaging opportunities, relationships, and our own progress. Stay open, stay teachable, and remember: a listening ear today can save you from regret tomorrow. Asiwaju Cares

By Peter Omopo The Federal Ministry of Education Nigeria has announced intensified efforts to address Nigeria’s out-of-school children challenge with the planned 2026 Basic Education in Nigeria Bootcamp (BEN-B) scheduled to hold in Jos, Plateau State. The three-day education summit will take place from April 28 to 30 at Crispan Hotel, bringing together policymakers, education administrators, development partners, and other key stakeholders to develop practical solutions for improving access to basic education. According to a statement issued by the ministry’s Director of Press and Public Relations, Boriowo Folasade, the bootcamp is designed to produce evidence-based strategies aimed at expanding inclusive…

By Peter Omopo The Lagos State Government has officially resumed its monthly environmental sanitation exercise, bringing an end to an almost decade-long suspension of the programme. Residents across parts of the state participated in the exercise on Saturday, with visible cleaning activities recorded in several communities, including the Ikoyi-Obalende axis, where residents were seen clearing their surroundings and drainage channels. The exercise, which now runs for two hours between 6:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m., replaces the earlier three-hour schedule of 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. The programme had been suspended in 2016 following a court ruling that declared movement restrictions…