Task force to clear rail tracks in Lagos
Worried by the rate of train crashes in Lagos State, the state’s task force is set to rid rail tracks in the metropolis of all forms of commercial activities. The task force said it was committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of Lagosians while entrenching sanity and orderliness across the metropolis. FG calls for […]
A member of the Task Force against social gatherings try to disperse sportsmen engaged in physical exercises at the to National Stadium, in Surulere in Lagos, on March 22, 2020. – Nigeria, the most populated country in Africa, on Saturday tightened restrictions in three states on places of worship, airports and bars to try and protect its population against the COVID-19 coronavirus. In Lagos state, Abuja and Ogun, churches, mosques, social gatherings, football viewing centres and night clubs must restrict attendance to 50 people, according to new regulations drawn up by the Presidential Task Force on the COVID-19 coronavirus. (Photo by PIUS UTOMI EKPEI / AFP)
Worried by the rate of train crashes in Lagos State, the state’s task force is set to rid rail tracks in the metropolis of all forms of commercial activities.
The task force said it was committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of Lagosians while entrenching sanity and orderliness across the metropolis.
FG calls for improved synergy among security agencies
FG calls for improved synergy among security agencies
The Chairman of the agency, CSP Shola Jejeloye, stated that it was high time the task force took proactive steps in forestalling any avoidable accidents along the railway corridors that could lead to loss of lives and property.