- Third day of clearance across Idasho, Elekuru, Aboki Estate, Mosa, 70 Rooms, Imagbon Segun, Tiye and others
- Statutory notices and community engagement conducted before enforcement
- Operation aligns with RBK administration’s mission for a cleaner, safer and more organised Lekki LCDA
The Lagos State Government, in collaboration with the leadership of Lekki Local Council Development Area, has continued its coordinated removal of shanties and illegal structures across Idasho, Elekuru, Aboki Estate, Mosa, 70 Rooms, Imagbon Segun, Tiye, and other affected communities, marking the third consecutive day of the ongoing enforcement exercise.
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Eko Hot Blog reports that Prior to the commencement of the operation, statutory notices were duly served to residents, followed by a series of community engagements to ensure full awareness and cooperation.
Officials confirmed that these steps were taken to maintain transparency and reduce any potential disruption to residents.
According to an enforcement representative, the team has recorded “steady and encouraging progress across all affected zones,” adding that the operation is being carried out with strict adherence to due process.
The clearance forms part of the broader mandate of the RBK administration to restore physical order, protect the environment, and enhance public safety throughout Lekki LCDA.
The initiative aligns with the State’s long-term vision of creating a cleaner, more organised, and more secure community that mirrors the development aspirations of Lagos.
A government official emphasised the commitment of the administration to a fair and objective process, stating that the operation is intended to “build a Lekki LCDA that stands as a model for responsible urban and industrial management.”
Residents of Lekki LCDA have been assured that the ongoing efforts are aimed at fostering a safer and more sustainable environment, free from unregulated structures that pose risks to public health and security.
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