Sanwo-Olu Defends Makoko Demolition, Seeks Security Fund Support

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu defends the recent demolition in Makoko, citing public interest and safety. He explains that the relocation of displaced residents to Okobaba and Agbowa cost the government billions.
Sanwo-Olu seeks financial support for security efforts through the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF). He appeals for individual and organizational contributions during a private breakfast meeting with various company executives.
Sanwo-Olu highlights the need for critical security measures, including the deployment of drones, armored personnel carriers, and CCTV cameras. The governor also discloses plans to commission 35 schools in the Tolu community, Ajegunle, to enhance safety and education.
Sanwo-Olu aims to create a secure environment to attract new investors and ensure Lagos remains a safe city. The LSSTF has utilized funds to empower security agencies and enhance infrastructure over the years.
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