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LASTMA officers’ attackers to face full wrath of law – Sanwo-Olu
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State has reiterated his administration’s zero tolerance for assaults on officers of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, LASTMA, warning that anyone found guilty of such attacks will face the full weight of the law.
The governor, who was represented by his deputy, Dr Obafemi Hamzat, gave the assurance on Tuesday at the Second Lagos Traffic Conference, held in celebration of LASTMA’s 25th anniversary.
Themed “Enhancing Traffic Efficiency and Safety on Lagos Roads: Challenges, Opportunities, and Innovations,” the conference marked a major milestone for the state agency tasked with managing road traffic.
Sanwo-Olu paid tribute to the dedication and resilience of LASTMA officers who he said continued to work under difficult and sometimes life-threatening conditions to maintain traffic order across Lagos.
“I want to specially commend the men and women of LASTMA whose unwavering commitment ensures that Lagos keeps moving.
“Your uniform stands as the thin yellow line between road order and chaos. Your courage, professionalism, and resilience are at the heart of traffic safety in our city,” the governor said.
He also honoured officers who had lost their lives in the line of duty, describing them as heroes whose sacrifices would never be forgotten.
Looking to the future, Governor Sanwo-Olu outlined his administration’s vision for transforming LASTMA into a technology-driven agency capable of addressing the evolving complexities of urban mobility.
According to him, the state government will continue to invest in advanced traffic technologies, including Artificial Intelligence-based systems, automated number plate recognition tools, and drone surveillance.
These innovations, he said, would enhance traffic flow, improve real-time monitoring, and strengthen incident response mechanisms across Lagos.
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Nigerians React As Wike And His Support Group Launch Rivers-Based Radio Station To Campaign For Tinubu’s 2027 Re-election
Nigerians on social media are currently debating over a radio station current Minister of the FCT and past governor of Rivers state, Nyesom Wike, launched to campaign for President Tinubu’ re-election in 2027.
Wike who is in a running battle with his successor and incumbent governor of the state, Sim Fubatra, launched the radio station on Saturday, February 7. His media aide, Lere Olayinka, who posted a video from the opening of the station, wrote
‘’Rivers State Renewed Hope Ambassadors don get Radio Station on top Tinubu’s matter.
It is Majority FM 89.5.
Located right inside the Renewed Hope Ambassadors’ office in Port Harcourt that the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike just commissioned.”
While some Nigerians lauded Wike’s move, others argued that it smarks of eyeservice. They wonder what would become of the radio station after the elections in 2027. Others opined that Wike is only doing this to prove to President Tinubu that he is more valuable in the re-election bid than Governor Fubara who has found favor in the sight of some APC chieftains.
An X-user wondered the legality of having a radio station being opened for election campaigning. He asked how the National Broadcasting Commission NBC granted such approval for a radio station.

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Man in shock after lady he lodged with in a hotel in Abuja flees with his car and other valuables
A Nigerian man is currently in shock after a young lady identified as Precious Chinyere , whom he took to a hotel in the Asokoro area in the FCT for a romantic getaway allegedly fled with his car and other personal belongings on Thursday, February 5,
The distraught man and Precious had visited the hotel and opted for a short time stay. Things took a different in the evening when the man noticed Precious had left the hotel room without notifying him and took along with her some of his personal belongings including phones and laptop and also his car.
The victim immediately reported the incident to the police.
When contacted, the spokesperson of the FCT police command, SP Josephine Adeh, told LIB that the matter is currently being investigated and that efforts are being made to apprehend the suspect.
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US Reacts As De@th Toll In Kwara Terror Attacks Hits 200
The United States Mission in Nigeria has condemned the k!lling of more than 200 civilians in recent attacks on communities in Kwara State.
Recall that terrorists launched de@dly attacks on Woro and Nuku communities in Kaiama Local Government Area of the state on Tuesday night, k!lling unsuspecting citizens.
It was gathered that the gunmen invaded the villages, opened fire on residents and burned homes.
According to reports, the de@th toll from the unfortunate incident hit 200 on Thursday night.
Reacting, the US Mission Nigeria condemned the k!lling via a post on its official X handle.
The post reads, “The United States condemns the horrific attack in Kwara state in Nigeria, which claimed the lives of more than 160 people, with the de@th toll still unconfirmed and many still unaccounted for.
“We express our deepest condolences to the families of those affected by this senseless violence.
“We welcome President Tinubu’s order to deploy security forces to protect villages in the area and his directive to federal and state officials to provide aid to the community and bring the perpetrators of this atrocity to justice.”
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