Lagos clean up continues, says Commissioner

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Mr Gbenga Omotosho

The statewide exercise embarked upon to free Lagos of visible security risks has continued after the arrest of some suspects under the Dolphin Estate bridge.

A statement signed by Mr Gbenga Omotosho, the state’s Commissioner for Information, said the ceaseless influx of miscreants, beggars and the destitute onto Lagos streets has raised fears of insecurity of lives and property. “This is unacceptable. “

“As part of the exercise, 450 miscreants were at the weekend rescued. Of the lot, 371 pleaded for assistance to relocate to their various states due to the hardship they are facing in Lagos; 79 have been absorbed into some government facilities for rehabilitation after showing signs of being unwell.

“The exercise will continue as part of the government’s responsibility to keep our citizens safe and secure”, the Commissioner said.

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