Report Infractions Anywhere in Lagos – Dr. Oluyinka Olumide Urges Lagosians

• Any officer found supporting illegal activities in Lagos would face consequences according
• Proper planning can not be done without the support and contribution of Lagosians – Olumide

Dr. Oluyinka Olumide, the Lagos State Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development has called on Lagosians to report any infractions they notice anywhere in the state.

Eko Hot Blog gathered that Olumide made this appeal during a strategic planning meeting held in Alausa on Wednesday.

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“Proper planning can not be done without the support and contribution of people. This is why my doors are always open for residents of Lagos to make their complaints, report any observed untoward developments, and contribute generally to the sustainable development of the State”, he said.

He reaffirmed the Ministry’s commitment to executing its regulatory roles impartially and effectively . Emphasizing the importance of community involvement in maintaining a sustainable and well-planned city, he urged Lagosians to promptly report any infractions they notice within the state.

The commissioner said that Ministry officials and agency personnel have been advised to act responsibly and not support any illegal activities.

Any officer found to be involved in such actions would face consequences according to the established rules and regulations.

Highlighting the various channels available for reporting infractions, Olumide pointed out that citizens can directly contact the Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, use the Lagos MPP&UD App on Google or iOS, or reach out through the Ministry’s hotlines at 07030653241 and 08034698264.

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Praising whistleblowers as crucial allies in achieving a livable, organized, and sustainable physical environment, Olumide ensured that the State would protect their identities.

He noted that their role in fostering an improved and well-regulated built environment in Lagos cannot be overstated.

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